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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21
Iho Sisters OF Charity

VIZ ISh TO INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
w Davenport and the public geaefaliy tina.
they have removed their boarding School from
the Academy Of the immaculate Conception IA
the Baiidng generally known Ms SARGENT
House." on kssdy street between Eighth aud
Ninth, where they are now prepared To reeel q
pupils, either NJ boarders half Eoariers, 1t he
Day school for the accommodation OF those vino
wish to avail themselves thereof
The course OF instruction will comprise, ss
formerly, all that constitutes = gooi Engish I'D
ucatioh. French and German Language, Music
on the Harp, Piano. Guitar and Dulcimsr, Draw
ing, Painting on OIL and Water Oolors, Plain and
Ornamental Needle Work.
Terms continue as heretofore, but payments
mus. be made in advance. and from the rule there
siH BE- no derivation.
The Uniform now adopted consists of . dark
blue merin0 dress, black silk Gsribaidi waist.
black straw hat, brown veil aud white collar.
The same Tor summer, but Of lighter material.
and white straw hat
Further information can be obtained at the
Academy, or at the Schools attached 10 st, An.
thuny's ana Ste. Marguefitcs Churches
DAVENPORT, September %. 1868 I'm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21
HAPPINESS or MISERY

HE PROPRlEIOkS OF THE NEW YORK
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onMarrlage aud its disqusli6cat,ons, Nervous De-
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Theseinvalusble Lectures have been thu ~ cans
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- The undersigned are prepared to issue GER
~ ctss Of passage by the above Lines TO
bring out passengers from Grea: Britain
and ireland, to any part Of the United states or
British Provinces, ut tho lowest rsi-s. For full
informati"n apply to sABLsh osAsLz, % Broad
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Ode ss, Deewsle, kept twenty one
vessels continually running to Philadel-
phis daring the peach season. Some OF
the largest growers realized from sl0,-
600 10 $40, 900 for their crop.
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LONDON L LIVERPOOL.
Fire 4 Life Insurance COMPANY

VYfiUE, "a WALL i 81 PINE 81, n T.
faii vp capital, surplus sni reserved
uowds to,Ov"so ~
bOvestad In this oou y............ I,14b, $50
Yearly revenue over 2,s00,oos
Teo Shareholders Personally kespOnsi-
oee Tor Engagements 81 the Company.
All Directors must be shareholders.
asTRasaoks voR DAvgsYosT
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uEW
0rinnsii. NiDturn 4 Co., Harper a Brothsys. Dun
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21
/. j. WELLS,
p d a Il N A e. EUTIST

II n II W n u r. u j - ,
MO. ia rs Acay st..
DxALEulS
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, varmislles. Dyes,lsIass,
Putty, Brushes, Surgical 4
Dental nslru nae N Is, Per-
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IRE speedy in action, often etiecting a cure in
few days, and when cure is tfiec teu il il Der
manent They are prepared from vegetable ex-
tracts that are harmless on the System, aud ever
nauseate the stomach or inpregna,e the breath :
and being sugar coated, all nauseous TASTE is
avoided No change OF diet is Necessary whilst
using thom, nor does their action interfere with
business. Each Box contains six dozen Pills s.
Price 81. Sold by all the principal Druggists.
In places whore no agent 10 advertised they will
be sent by mail post pail and cont lentialiy Sc
cured from observation when DESIRED on receip, Of
money, by J. BRYAN, NJ. D., rs Cedar-s., n. i.
smith b Dwyer Wholesale Agents, Chicago
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

msnently located seif In this city where he is
prepared TO shoe horses on the scientific princi-
pies After twenty years study and practice on
the anatomy Of the foot, of which time he has
spent eleven years under tho superintendence OF
tho best Veterinarians in Europe, he wishes IL
say that he will give satisfaction TO sil persons
having horses isboring under the disease Of corns
or oontrsetians. commonly called enough bound, >
interfering. overreaohing, quarter cracks, sand
cracks, sprains Of the corns, founders ring bones
and spsvins, for oil OF which he warrants . per
feet cure if durable. The greater part Of these
diseases are saused by shosing or want of proper
udsment jnel-dtf
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Nervousness. Emaciation, Hysteria.

LOW SPIRITS, WANT Or ENERGY EPILEPSY.
They are a sovereign remedy for the Headache.
aud III fact, all diseases, no matter what thei,
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such word as fail. their march is onward an no
ward to perfection. They operate as u Mild Ca
thartic, relieving the system from ali accumula-
tions Of acid matter and are adapted for oil ages
end constitutions ,a.e4
few doses will light up the eyes with briliian.
cy, impart q rich glow Of beauty 50 the cheeks fill
the soul With estacy, and bring the beauties OF
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oil pmples and eruptions and leave The mind and
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Melancholy and gloomy nnticipations sr. ais
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Debiltated Persons are renewed in strength
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which causes new life to iswn upon them
They possess the power of producing sleep a.
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charms from the land Of spirits
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Palpitation Of the heart
AMI ProstratiOn is entirely cured by use OF them.
They are rival to Quinine, Us generel tonic
and for the cure of Chlls and Fever.
The pernicions habit of Opium eating and
dram drinking is overcome by the use Of thom
The sys em is changed under their magic inHu-
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The Dispirted become hopeful, the despairi.r
happy. The nervous spring into elastic life The
weak assume new strength. The author and
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gifted with skill that entrances the world
The Soldier to,gets the WEAKNESS Of his march
and endowed with almost supernatural endurance.
The Mechan il raised to the hi CHEST pinnacle,
and imbued with the spirit of unfailing energy
Sold by all Druggists, in Boxes, % cents eafl
and in large Boxes, containing small, 81 cnch
They will be sent by mail, prepaid, on rec.i N
Of the money by the proprietore
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., rs Cedar St., NewYort
Smith b DIVER, Wholesale AGENTS. Ghicann
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. q NJ - U M H r q ~
CAN BE CURE

The advertiser, . Physician Il thirty years ex-
perisncs, in the treatment Of Lung Diseases
Bronchitis, asthma. de-, but now retired from the
practice, ia DESTROYS Of impar.ing his experience
by diffusing information invaluable TO suffering
humanity, and which has Cured thousands,
The same medicine will NO, do for ALL He viii
send Prescription. with full directions for uss.
adapted to each particular case and will surely az
feet = cure. TRY Tit will cost You nothing :
stamp required for postage. Address.
b. LOWE, N. D., Boz 5O7S, New York CITY,
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The Glasgow and Cork Line

Tgs MosTasAL X ". OcsAs TrgAa.sIp Co ;.
OAnAA - N Lime.
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KEN WICK Il 60,
NJ ANUFACTMRIRS AND DEALERS N
lVl all ksis Of
l. u Nj Il Il r. ,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

o33. Passage ReAmced S25.
BY THE
Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Nasigatiou 20.
"a Al WAY LINE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

Framing Timber,
CIessr stun, Fencing,
siding, LAth,
Shingles n ketckeis,
all OF which is sold at the very lowest market
price. Farmers aud Builders viii find il greatly
to their advantage to purchase OF US.
Lumber yards at the Mil above the Railroad
bridge, aud on Harrison street, between 18th and
l4th, Davenport, Iowa. jne9-d6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ PERMANENT CURE OF
Gonorrhes, elect. Urethral Discharges, lmpo
= tence, Seminal Weakness Nightly Emissions.
lncontinence. Genital Debility and Irsi-
liability, Gravel, Structure and afec
tons of the Kidney 4 Bladder,
which has been used by upwards OF
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BELLS SPECsRTs, PHASE.

in their private practice. with entire success. sn
perceling Cubeb's Capsules, or any other com
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TO THE LADIES!
Both Married and Single.

THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR
FEMALES.
THERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
THERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
THERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
AND SURE CURE.
AND SURE CURE.
AND SURE CURE.
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN.
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN,
FOR GIRLS OK WOMEN.
J" ho suffer from IRsEsUL ARIriEs or DISTRACTIONS
os The Ahsskh .hsteser may ts the CAUSE 81 those
obstraekt0as
THIS Cuhx HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED Fog Many
YkARs
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w - - b 4 N e to N LII N G.
or SAILING PACKETS.

THE LIVERPOOL AND CORK LINE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

Respectfully call sttentioa OF business men and
the travelling cemmuaity 10 the superior a,com-
On odation add comfort offered In their establish
ment. kANAGA, FOWLER 4 CO.
sp2A ON essl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-07
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM TENNESSEE

A Raid by the Rebels-Uperat,ons OF FOR
rest-Attrmpt 10 Cut Ro>rcrans' Commu-
mentions.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 5-An unusual degree of
excitement prevails here to-day. IL conse.
quence Of the rebel Gen Fo, rest, with iorre
OF about 1000 mounted men, haylug made a
ralo on our line of railroad communication
o. tween this place and bridgeport or Ghatta-
nooga.
Just at this particular time no traias Rre
leaving for the direction of tue front Yet this
sncuinsla lahcs need gave no particular cause
Ioi diaIin. Inc enemy can do but comnif-
ahVeiy little to lnJuTe our line OF commnnira
tiCn Forrest may succted In interruptiu- our
communication ior Il few hours; bat we nave
mol only the force TO drive him back bat to de-
faat an immensely hPnyy force There il M
need OF fear for Gen. Rosecrsns' success in
hcldng MS position at Chattanooga. He iR too
stI&ng at That point for the en-. nv Ic attack
MN with even a show OF success
To-day sEirmishing has zen going on in the
nelehboThoOd Of Murfrees boro The epemv
mace ail attempt 10 destroy a bridge of consid-
cradle Importance TO us in q railroad point OF
view. In The skirmish very few were wound
ed. an d none were killed that can hear OF.
Scme persons are inclined to think that An
ensdeeIhenl is gong on at ChGttanoo"a, be.
cause the enemy is thus operating in the rear
OF ten. Rosecrans. Butt do not coincide with
heih. ohiess the enemy is very desperate ne
WI! not attack Chattanooga. If he does there
Is every liktllnocd that he will be defeated II
he attempts flank movement on that point H.
Will met force that has been long and ueu
Iieo III the neid, and Gen Rosecrans would he
able TO bold cut for several days against the
movements ana attacks even OF a very superior
forre.
lhs present raid is not an unexpected one to
US We were looking for it Cavalry move
mems 90 not surprise, as it is only when heavy
bodies of il fanty move on oUr line Of nornron
niGation or TANKS that We prepare for serious
engagements.
In conclusion, let me assure the loyal peonle
ahal lears lor Gen Rosecrans' rear al for the
safety OF MuTfreeshoro' need not be entertained
unless the enemy moved on cur rear flank in
iull torcei and gentleman well qualified IN
Know assumes me that there was no informa
ton OF an attack on Chattanooga up TO the cut.
hng OF the wires between here and I;ridseport.
la bama, said cutting having taken place at
daylight this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-07
IRE LATEST FROM CHARLEsToy

heForted Removal of General f,;,,,or.,
RsaaGuaftrr. The Recent Firing
hthri> Erecting Guns on sumter-tsur
creek Fire batteries
hS me ARRIVAL OF the steamer Fulton at this
port from Charleston, we have a report
apparently oR good authority--that the heaal
qusflers OF General Gilmore have been re.
moved from Morris Island to Folly Island.
me Continual sinking Of the peach on Morris
Island hhs rendered the removal OF the Fedora,
headquarters, the body OF the troops and tho
material a measure OF convenience. while th.ra
are sanitary rpnsons " hich rpo1,J ,r.;S
b. controlling a'Viy
here are raid TO he other caueas for tba
cHsrgr among them this that the tYoons VIII
oe bol iess available in the future opera.tons
seslhst charleston, and they are entirely mt of
range of Any batf, ries the rebeIs ba,e' ~ ss -
crec'. on Jumss Ieland II ~ - - - 49, '"t
me recent firing from Gen. Hilnore,s hat
telies, OF which We have received news frnr,
ieoei sources, was directed almost exclusively
against Ineefforts that were making and which
'hr Deis GO nor disclose, TO erect new batteries
IN lne runs OF Fort Sumter It appears that
oGI r. tconnoiterIng boatS, which paseed near ,ha
"hiis IL 'he night, discovered that the garrison
was conducting extensive operations. and the
lhdiesllons were that the rebels, who were
working In large numbers. would erect IRA.
proof batteries inside the rune, with the inten.
uon OF using them wnen the works should ha
sumclently advanced TO Justify the removal oF
lhe orcseh walls and debris " hich protected
me Workmen and concealed their oneratiops
from view.
The rapid and heavy firing of our euns in
expected not only to stop this work, but to
render the rehei occupation OF Sumter preca-
rious, If not i'm possible P~'
Gen. Gilmore's operations on Morris Island
are actively prosecuted The battery on Cum
mings' Point now shields our troops perfectly.
Wbiie the oonsifion of Wagner is such as to
project The troops from oil hazard StiI there
are few casualties, all of which oconr in
consequence of unnecessary exposure.
Il Ia r-h hirh
the Greek fire are now nearly complete and
recent experiments have shown that the fire.
may be safely and effectunlIy used Charles
ton is within fair range OF the guns already
piaceo, aBd which are in such numbersoas TO
insure The destruction of the city when thsv .r,
turned npon il. This event will not take 3lace
uniis other plans are complete and the navy is
reaoy 10 Cooperate with the army-R Y. Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-07
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
The Rebels Repulsed at German;, Eors
Heavy Loss of the Enemy-Intrench.
meHtS on the Rapidan,

OH tue hapIdRn,
Correspondence New York Times1
october 5-A day or two ago the Rahe,s
made vigorous attempt to cross the river at
1erInanid Mills with force of six hundred
iLiHh'I1 as astormIng party. One hundred of
nentroi Futords dismounted cavalry, who
were on plf ket duty at that point kent the
enemy at lay, and finally repnlsed them with
severe loss. ~
ne krheis throwing Up Intrenchm ent,.
SULPEPEk COURT HoTsE, Oct 2-Down at
Lhe fcTds on tne Rapidan the army of General
Lee is busy III throwing up more intrench-
msnts, thereby adding TO the Strength OF an AL
leact very strong position. As naIura in con-
stfhctm& this region, placed the hills on the
st soulherI nank OF the river and the plains on
the northern, il is easy to perceive that the sd
vantage of ground is with the Rebels AT Rec
coon, Somervliie and Robertson Fords rifia
PMS and epauiments-as the eartnen covers for
heid pieces are called-command all an
pfoaehes. They have at SomeryilIe Ford two
uers OF rlre-plts in straight and cremaIlaire
Ines, ana earthworks behind and above these
10 cover thelr heavy guns. the nature of the
sround giving them the power to sWeep the
opposite plain with heavy enftading IRE
fh].tr Hasitat. I'm
weeks ago.
Gen. EarIy's forces are stationed here, and
are confronted on our side by Gen. Webb's bri-
gade of the corps commanded by Gen. Warren.
Between these troops picket firing has entire-
ly ceased, and at short musket range both
parties lounge, cook or work unmolested The
rebels have even mounted a battle- flag upon
the rampant of their first tier OF rifle-pits-one
of the old red banners with q blue cross on it,
Gen. Eariy's headquarters are in q white
house near the ford. His portly form, in white
with feather, is occasionally seen about the
oppesite shore U.I - u #a rr5 r549
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-07

A CONTINENT TO Mr.. CHAsE-That bitter
cynic the London Times, pays an unwilling
compliment to Secretary Chase. "With q
debt" says the, Times, (which would crush
any State in the Old World, except England
and perhaps France, Mr. Chase still exhibits
all the distinctive features Of splendid in
creaeing and permanent prosperity; he has a
large stock Of bullion, so large as TO keep IN
ture to buy gold faster than he wishes, he can
immediately buy MP inllIions of paper, and
make them complete their purchase u dear
marKeIs - re- - snt. - Il. .-a. E...s.s.L.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-07
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS

HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM
LANSBURGH & BROS
DALT1Hon z RARGAIN STORE,
375 s1yErrn sTnnEE,
s doors sboveI.
THE LONG EXPECTED
Q H E AF GOO D5
HAVE CONE AT LAST.
Beautiful DARK oALIooEs. only lax cents psr
sLzAoHED and BROWN oorToNs, from is cent.
per yard mp,
$50 pieces new style Dz LAINzs, At 81 cent Dor
yard,
Rich styles Of DRESS GOODS. at Is cents per yard
Plain ALL-WOOL DE- LAIN Is OF al shades,
PR1NCH MERINoAS. only 81 Per yard.
The best DOLLAR SILK In the city.
good assortment Of BED BLANKHTS,
OAeSIMERIS and OA6bIN1T6, for men and boys
wear, in large variety,
WHITE aad ooLoRED RLANHELs. cheaper thin
ever,
Two cases HAMILTON CANTON 1LANNlLs,
WHITE and BROWN LINEN TABLE, oLoRH
! ToW1LB, NAPKINS, ste., from auction,
LINEN CRASH, for Towels, only I2k sszts psr
go BALAoRAL SKIRTS Just received,
SHAWLS in great variety. very cheap,
Beautiful IRISH LINEN slightly damaged, oaly
cents per yard.
70 dozen FRENCH M1oHAHIoAL ooRsIFs, at
ol.2 pair.
800 dozen Lsdies' and Cent? WHITE LINEN
HANDKKROHIll6. These goods have bssn
bought at Aletion, and win be sold at great
sacrifice,
| WHITE GOODS Of every description.
Beautiful HMBROID1R1D CURTAIN MUSLIN.
only Is cents per yArd,
4 large assortment Of Ladiss' and Ohildrsns'
HOSIERY and CLOVIS.
% dozen splendid STITCHED KID CLOVIS, only
q pair.
l.ooO dozen J. L 2. Coates SPOOL COTTON. 1t
cents,
1000 dozen Green & Dani.ls' SPOOL COTTON. at s
10 Cent? PAPER COLLARS for Is cents.
LOWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP. ct Is cents .
package,
Our sasortmsnt of Ladies' and Nissss' HOOP
SKIRTS Ia complete, and vs are selling them
At factory prices.
~ Call and convince yourself At the BALTI.
hORA BARGAIN STORE OF
LANSBURGH l. BRO,
376 SEVENTH STRICT.
three doors above I.
P.e-Ths Store will be open every evening until
9 O'Clock Those who wish to avoid q crowd will
please call early in the morning, or late In the eve
ming. se8 2vr
10 20 SH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-07
The National ann

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-The subscriDtinn
agents report the sale OF 81 34. ESQ worth Off We
tWentles to day. Deliveries OF bonds are bainp
Ihaoe up 10 the 80 INST. These extraordinary
sales are made to people at large AS well as n
individuals about forming national banking
associations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-07
Destruction of Railroad Bridge nea,
MurfresSboro

NE" YORK, Oct: Ga special dispatch to
the Herald, dated Nashville, Octoher s. saws
"the ent my o-day. destroyed a large railroad
bridge south Of Mnrfreesboro. They burned
one portion and cut the other All is quiet at
M urtreesboro tonight "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-07
DBoPosALs FOB RooTIHa YlLF.
o. fALRY BUREAU,

Or fALRY BuRBlU,
OFFICE OF OpIlI QuARFlRhAsfzR,
WAsHIHescE, D. O., September Q, l8sS
PROPOSALS solicited ct phfs onioe for the fur
nishing Of ROOFING Y1LT in considerable guam
titles, 1t may bs required from time to time, in
the eonStruetion OF cavalry stablaa and barracks.
The Felt to be delivered at the wharf Of the
CsysirJ Depot At Gishoro Point, naAr this city.
Bidders are requested to send With their bids
nish. +.
;, The Felt win be subject to tnsReetien o. d.
livery. 50 Q. g. eAWfILL1,
Lieut.. Dol. and ohisf Quartsrm astsr,
80 Nn cavalry Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-07

| Il and comfortably FURNISHED House, containins
s "sss fs. p w.1 a.tr0Ss
per avenue, viii be for rent from and after Nov.
ss hss,s from one 70 three years Price
| Office '01 oc .5.s 3. costs
s9Ys.p fysP Hasr 3s The 18th
handsomely furnished throu shout, ana IN perfset
so .nd poomsc aSass ssss9
the 'front.' door; Terms: rented By the year, pay
au9sd No Good 'seosity re
"SHADYsIDE' loR R1NT-The subscribers
;os sIs =, ,,ntho.led e rsnt to good tenant, for
residence Of Gemmodors Hsrwood, situated in ths
village Of BladsnsourE. containing twenty. two
1 Lana ss:sn
Ssp. psyssi. noHtSfis, for which proper .seuri.,
oxppiy e J4s: g: MCGUIRE CO.. Auction and
HOUSE FOB sALE-one of the finest in George.
order, With hot and cold water in tie Oh AN Ssrs.
bath and ice house. stabling for seven horses and
ri; ss sn's'
s:::! $;;
oc2-eost- Intel & Union.l
T,o KERT AND FOR sALH.-Ths proprietor Of
osi oSk PIT 81 ssd ssss ' a1ad ID:
and rent the stors. fhe Good viii OF lis eusto o.
mss: ee & ts tho purchaser Inquire At the Star so'
f4LE sFdoK Rasap "a BAKnnxa With eo9D
oldest established stand in Georgetown and At
present doing larger business ths has been done
srds ss &
E.LIHGII6BIhd5, ,gg!LDIhG Lot PoR SALE IN
private sale eligible Building Lot on the north
:oa :1a Ssa4s Se
sS.fon neft siiq Lei III Be 9ssed at public
cor. of Bridge and Congress sts.,
ae B-eoSw Georgetown, D. O.
ENOR REHT-In private family. for gentleman
u, enly two very ne atty y.furnished second story
ds east 81 .hs Isrosd' as thirty
State Department Reference required Inquire
$50 New York avenue, near 18th ST. selst
PEAL Estate GENoY.
Persons wanting to Rent or Purchase Dwelling or
Store Houses can be accommodated at the heal
Estate agency. ,Also persons having Property of
can be furnished with the best Of purchasers and
tenants free of charge.
When desired, thsv best Of references can be
gwen pHSRakE. HeRlfkE ooeswELLa d JACKSON
Attorneys a"d Co*"'sltors a, IaU and Real Estate
ass Seventh street. oppo, the Post onice-Rooms
lse l5-lm'l 9snd 30 mp stairs.
VALUABLE LOT FOB BALE-on z. fetween
Eighth and Ninth streets, and fronting the
northern Market. Twenth- three feet 'front.' with
sH s1iFs Of 4 HARM9H A6sHH BpgSs tos Penn avenue
FOB REhE.A y IT Al aas STORE on sevsPth strest
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