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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
A SPLENDID FARM

<.z,aa We have for sals that b. autiful Yarn, Of
e. : s:S sa9l & . a;%y rem Il. Ss; s@s
lssss u New Castle on the Rad TO Hate's Corner.
Gz8 CHS is enc Of the most highly improved farms
In New Castle d and produces from rs to So bushels Of
wheat; d. to 50 of aud to tons Of hay per
The land Is high and healthy and Of the very bost
situated farms in the county The property Is divided
by the Delaware Railroad; and 10 in rma
Of them contains 179 Of arabic land and goes by
the name OF Spring Garden Farm, Is divided into
elds, with water in each. The entrance to The
buildings by lane 400 t-et long and 10 feet wide;
with beautiful Usage orange hedge; and Of shade
each side The mansion heuse 10 " by ~
stories high with hall in the centre 10 feet widei
with parior dining room, library aud kitchen the st
floor; the ceilings IL feet high large
cond and attic rooms rate CELLAR with furnace
heaters; porches both sides OF house, and splendid
lawn from the house TO the railroad died With very
handsome trees OF all kud aud rleay Of sill kinds Of
fruit trees and grapes the farm rbe view cannot be
tue bay and Fort Delaware. The barn 6b by so feet
with overshoos aad Ahoda 40 by 40 feet brick stsblu
high, with stalls tor thirteen horses and so cows
and large sheds around the yard ,gc; chicken
| eli -nbstantia aI1rll built and In complete order
has acres OF woodland This part Of the proper ha
had $4,000 bushels Of lime put 1t within the last
years. The oihcr part of the properly Is called the
river Side farm and contains 40 RuIeH-lO0 upland
aud the balAnce in good m.arnw. II has 1t goot
new Frame House aud new harm So by ~ feet, witt
stables attRchedin complete order. The land ia yer,
RICH laying high and beautiful 1t has had 10 sh
els OF lime put II within the a.t IA years. beside
heavy manuring 1t has an extensive river front;
substantial stone bank. 1t ia only ten minutes wall
from the mansion hous- to the depot New CASTLE
The property Joins tho land Of George II. Harding Esq
and 7. T. Ta-ker, E-q Of PhilAie phia The fsncin
along the railrcad IL kept up by the company This
OF the very best farms that has been offered 70
10 and ihere IA no better farm for growing grain gras
| aud tnoding cattle This property will be sold a
together or In two FARMS and very easy terms Of
ment aud at a very low price, 4 spilled for soon
| WM. BRIGHT 4 SON,
| Real ESTATE Dealers,
| fh 6lm Wilmington Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

&zxA WE have Tor Sale or Exchange, for City pro-
HIm petty very good farm, Of 2I3 acres rs Of
nlln2- which are woodland, situated at the Back
Bird Station, the Delaware Railroad The land s In
'od order the foutes good flame dwelling STABLE
Granary and CRIB aud peach orchard Of 1000
will be sold or exchanged for city property, favor
able terms. Apply to WIN BRIGHT son,
Real Rst te Dealers,
feb IL 2m Wilmington Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

81 A. Wheelti1ht, Blacksmith, Machine Shop and
mN Estllns House In the VIII ,ge Of st. Gesrges,
HI H5 lawHe. This property one of the de.
slrable Ia the ruuntrv, situated in Of the
inet Agricultural DirtctI In the state tho Engine and
VA hnery can DO hid cheap. Possession given inIme.
la,"'y by applying to STEWART 4 LAWSON, on the
Premises or D. r. STEWART, st. a.Lrg,a Del teb 22-t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

For Sale.
Farm and Wharf Properly L. Kent County

Maryland.
"a offer for sale nay Farm aud Landing, known
ss,M as the Dh'TENroE VIII PROPERTY, nj
:NN the mOu h Of the sassRfia River
AaMk The Farm cot tains about isb acres In excel.
lieut. producing condition. land high and rolling; there are
sets Of tehements, The home buildings conyu
arranged, eommodious, nearly and Of best mater
ial and WORK manshp. The situation commands an ex
tonsivs vie of the Chesapeake. There are some 2Od
hch teoes. 800 and upwards ~ choice Apple Pear and
Cirrry In bearing, BERRIES an shruhbery In variety &c
IN Wh'rt property, well known to steamboat inen
1t ondc4 also, Grantry warehouse, 80 feet iquare
Stories lot OF ~ md Of about icres and STORY
Dwelling there !hr shity OF this wharf In ono OF
The most prom'n.' ~. Immediately adjoining tn,
CheSnp ak" Bay. asy OF 10 all Steamer. and
other yer OILS ran thereon, and place of oonsiI or
able Fruit and Grain shipment remunsrating bust
mss, Acrcantile and Shipping may be done here
FOR other Parttculars snl terms, apply to
H. IT, TUHNER, sHllpond, p, o.
mh -o,ot-W Kent County, Maryland
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
FOR SALE.

&BA Farm OF TWO HUNDRED AND TIPTY
EEm ACRES IN Appointments Hundred, Now Castle
nlk CouNty, ~ miles from Townsend Station, Del.
Railroad and lying upon navisablS wnter-from thirty
10 forty OF woodand-SOod House aud Barn Prcs
$50 per For further particulars apply addre-
Mayll-tf DAVID 3. YARDLEY, Dover, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
Public sale Of Real estate
In the town of New Castle, OF Store, Wharf
and other Pronprtv

huu otueT EEOpeFV.
49, will sell at Public Sale at the Stockton
-, m House Hetel, now kept By Mr.. John Hama,
tnsm 10 the town of New Castle, Dell. on THURS
Ws DAY the 18th day OF April. 1895, at NO o. elk
r M my keal Estate. consisting as followG-No. l.
lot OF ground "a by 1T fest, situated Orange
street adjoining three story brick house Del onEing
70 NJ. Wm Herbert. Nos. and Are two lots ~ by
Ia ieet each adjoining Mol. Thee lota are beauti
iuly situated, and curDed and paved street, and
are desirable as building lots, No.
wharf 10 feet by AS feet, situsted the river
Re i directly in front Of the stockton Honss
on; Thi' wharf Is We situated for yrA!n and coal
r feet front on Water street by 800 in With
rout on the D-lawsre River of about feet This lot
very desirable, as has ected wei built
rick store IS by soie,, all handsomely shevsd es,ed
and eopntered, with large windows In 'front.' also.
Gifted Tor shoes, hats, &c., Will stabng back also
wharf well suited Tor steamboat landin . This store
iH one of IT, best stands in town, aud In doing
good brsness The Iturss in ii worth thou.
nand dollars. Possession viii be given the hrst
June, or sooner, If desired. To any wisairg Il
engage In business this ir favorable opportunity
No. lisa lot situatsd Vine street, shout l6 feel
front by Ito feet, with neat two aud .hA story
Brick Houn on 1t, with seven rooms beside cellar ad
joining house owned by John Riding. ANY wish
Ing TO view ihe property be shown 1t BY sppllcs
ton to the subscriber, now at the store TERMS :
Ten per cent AZ of Sale balance In 20 days
two mortgages, which can remain u desred: Bal,
| positive JAMES CkIPPEN.
| April lth, lsos.-tspp.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

Public Sale Of Fruit and OrmI-
nleutal TfoOs
G WILL b, sold at Public Bale, at The corner Of
6K Fourth and Market strtsts, wlmipRtob, Del
on SATURDAY, the 18th ~ April, lsoo a. ton
,clotk, A. NJ large assortment q Fruit and rnamen
tai Trees such Apple, Peach. Cherry Pear oliver and
Rirs, 40.
Those In want OF trees should attend the
sale as this is as large an assoYtement OF trees
as has ever been exposed 10 sale 10 this city.
All trees warranted true to name. VIM
Peters, Cor cordSille. Del. CO.. Pa. ADDE'S.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
sH ERIFF,s SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF PLUS LEvARI FACIAs
to me directed will be exposed ~ Public Sale the
Hotel oil Norris Dickinson In the City OF WILMINGTON
New Castle County Delaware, Gu WEDNESDAY,, the
18th day OF APRIL 1855 at O'clock, p M the follow
ing desc tbed Real Estate, vx Ali that certain tract
or parcel OF land situate parity 10 Bsaudywns hundred
In New Castle County and State OF Delaware and partly
In Delaware County, in the State Of Pennsylvania
ded by branches Of NsAmAns creek, by the Naaman "a
creek landing road, Tho road leading TO Broouals mill,
ana by lands OF Thomas Robinson, JOSEPH Walker Ben
jamin Hickman, John Broomal Francis Ennss, and
Samuel Cooley, and containing two 6uudred and ono
and half acres Of land, be the lsss,
gethur with oil the buildings thereon.
sefed and taken in execution the property Of Jas
W. Thomson and Sarah p. Thomson his vile t. rs and
to be sold by GEORGE Q. HAGANY, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, New Caatle March rs, 1850. 29u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

mn. Rural Residence, situate on Lancaster Turn
RIM PIKE, one nile from Market street, containing
EU aboutN Nine acres As the city is rapidly extend ns
westward u must soon become valu ble for build
ing lots The swelling is good three story br OK bull
ding inedern built containing nine rooms with good
water at the door As carriage house and other bull
d'1sS' VIII Il TI IHs j. 10 s,a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

81 A Farm In Franklin Township, Chester County
E.iil Pa, containing one hundred and twenty one
-Nk acres, one hundred oi which Ia cleared the bal
good vo land, The land Is In Ugh state OF cult.
Walton, and water Ia all the h,ds hut The improve
monts conHst ofa House, cbutsiuing eght rooms duu
BILE decker Barn tenant house and Stable. 1t with
in hye lnies Of lime Qutrries. and about six miles
p. W, &B. Road, will be sold low, and possession
given 18th March next. App, 10
rIIos. J. MAHAPPY,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

sEW Farm of 2l4 Acres in Keut County, Del, eight
E& miles below smyrna, the Del. H. r., one hun
bred aud forty acres of which are cleared, the bal.
Lance IN wood. The buildings and fonses are good 1t
viii be- sold reasonably and easy coy
small farm hear Wilmington, will DO ken in part
pay 'nn is If THDS j. MAuAFFY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
Deslra BILE Chester county Farm for saIs

.EzzsS Situated IN Konnett Tow nalp, about mile,
EisE1 ron wilmington, Baltimore Central r. R. and
EaaE Limo Quhrriss within miles, contains Of
4A1Scres, 50 OF which highly cultivated, and Ii
nfe o. good wood land. The budings are good will be
SOLO low Apply TO fiiUs. J. MAHAfFY, Real Bstate
Agent, I'D and King, sts no, ~
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Affairs In GesrGetswn.

The MaRg s--The msrke1s this msroi,,
were well sspr.ied w,ib Provisions OF al scsIs.
rumeIcus and tsen Iaeri1gs very cr&dita,,,
TO the n,s lset farms and gardens Of che sur.
rooncinE country. The licensed dealers a,
Produce were not a. all se aiHdhsnd with ,h,
offered 60 the pubic et ts~sr stands tn.
Ntendspce of purchasers vas fully up - tue
stsssse. AID The price. euiie as reasonable a.
10 the markets OF The District p. -'s
otL'SHrrsErTs-Thec coal cofnpa MES Nav.
n eD shirping rs rspidiy Is the receipts or
snppnes from the miqes asd zoe aTr.s.i OF
a. Glove by the Borden Co, ,oiO tons,
Dumberiand Co, l39 tons; Hsmpshae aad
Baltimore Co, SIS tons IIsnsoiidasisa
Vnasses. 3s tons. Rays docks. ssh tss {
OF the week have been Light aad the marked
closed with demand greatly exceess,nr tSs
supply, Inc prices have adv snced cossldsrs-
xl3 10 s.3-75, Extra, sli To SIS, Family. SIT :.
TO SIS. according 10 quality and reputatisa os
brands Wheat.ked, y % 70 ss.3s. salrs most
w at q u no White offered, it vouid hr;.r
81 20 70 $3.50 IL in the market. Coru-The pro.
unity OF the new crop induces buyers 20 hoia
oil At the advanced -sies Of ether markets er
cept for irEmedIee use. White Is q uoted uo,ni
nsily al 81 80; yellow, 81 itzsfl5
TIRE cAsAL.-Arriyed-H- Wade Jr
limestone 10 The kiins; Sarsh Ann bark to ms
ket ID. knede, Hour. gram aGd apples q Geo
Wsters; Chas ArdInger. wheat and apple.
John CLANCY, apples; Ironsides, four and an
pies 10 market and seventeen boats win
coal, consigned TO Dixon & Kirg III IL ,ons.
Dodge. il0l tons; Hampshire and saiumora
Co. 5ss.l3 tons: American Co. <2q n tons.
Boyer & Watson, 10 IONS, Central Co sfa u
tons; Cone Oxidation Co, ii3 tons; Borden 90
9i3.ll tons Deptrtsd-Tne Six DAYS, with
barrels 10 Shafers Mill; 10. Knode, WITH sxit
and p'sster TO ShePberristo q, aud thir,y-on-
toats light Daring the mon n OF October. not
wiIhstsnding the two weeks obstruction 20
navigation, the arriN ais Were 3s2; departsres
2Sc: be tolls upcn which amounted % sIlssJ
The REyIvAL-Tne revival meetings have
been continued up to this date with IN UGH in
terest al the Congress stree Methodist Prot.s
tai.t ana West Georgetown Methodist kpt.co-
pal churches We have not learned the mum
Der OF penitents and conversions, but hear
there were several AT the first named church
the pastor. Rev. ID. A. Shermer, has been a.
sisted BY Rev DIR. Ewell, of Baltimore during
part of the week
PORT OF N.-Ceared-Stssner
CT Ii. Stout, Ford, master, for Nev York
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rKY Cahl. 20 As.nerAt.d pre.s., !.

by ttDte 70 hsroftabru ttS>s
PARIS, Nov. a-The Prssse says toe Ait
ance between Prussia and Russia is 8 hxsd
tact .--. ..
ROME, Nov s,-:-Ths Italian press denouuoe
the allOcEtion of tae Pope against the ecaduet
or Italy, -.-...
Z II is reported that Count Ricasoli will soon
resign his position in the itahan ministry
LONDON, Nov 2.-The BRITISH Admiralty
have promised 8 deputsiisn that waited upon
them IN regard to the matter that they Will en-
courage III e projected Nicaragua route
PARIS, Nov. , lit is said that Count DE
Montholon has been ordered TO retire from
WashsIy:oI and repair TO Lisbon, and that
Court Bertheney will 60 TO Washington and
AXE his place.
LONDON. Nov. 2-Consols closed At So /.
money. U. 5. J20's, GSa. Illinois O.ntraI.
~ Erie,3lH.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. -Coron sales for the
week, 56.ct0 bales. Sales to-day. LOOe bales
The market closing dull a. i5d. for MtddI,ug
upiands.
LIvERPooL, Nov. 2.-Breadstuffs easier
Sales OF Corn n 33s. for mixed Western
LIVERPOOL, New. Pork is declining.
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about 20 place persons on the streets o. Police
oficers. CHARGED With the duty OF preserving
H., ans, sssns peace. " calculated to '''rn the
The dgfsd Of coilisior between the two
forces. aud Of, an uturnate conflict MI the
II inds OF ptaceabie cstzens with terror u is
impossibie taat this should be allowed, Il the
law tan prevent and the warrants you ask
shall be iesued.
RAJ TIucRE. Nov. Sd adee Bond has jsst
given his deci sion. He orders thai each Of the
psrtiss BE- required to gre bail in the sum OF
> .fsgto keep the y~sce towsrc the Bosrd Of
Police of the City OF Baltimore
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THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT

The disbursements of the Treasury Depart
ment this week, on account Of the War, NAVY.
and Interior Departments, were as follows:
War Department, S3,6I7.I33; Navy, $685., 753;
1aterior. S9s. 92O; total, Si.66S, sos.
National Bank circulation was issued to the
amount Of SOL. l65; making the total 10 date,
Ss95,354,s54. 'rf- 20
Ire Government holds securities a. FOL-
lows;-For circulating notes. 1895. 69O, ESQ; for
deposits OF public monies with designated de.
postories. 1922 e, $50: total, S317. 979,6Oo
The amount Of fractional currency redeemed
was $262.3tO: received from the Printing Blu.
reau. S6i5, shipped TO assistant treasure-s
and 10 national banks. ssh, $50. go 3. ..,..
INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to- day We're Sl,414,14o.F
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1t will be seen that the pop uia ton OF the Dis
tict cities has not fallen off since the close of
the war to the extent generally supposed. The
factthat there is scarce vacant " cling in toe
city bears testimony in the same direction. As
this is the slack season, during the Congress.
sional recess, the above may be put down as
permanent population. or nearly so as a pop
ulation made up largely of Government en-
pIoyeps can he considered ss ... .f HfFs FL. 4.
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK P. M.
GOvERNmENT SECURITIES.
WAaHtuoroN. Noyenbe q ~
THx CENSUS OF rHI pIsTRIoT OF ooLuM.

BY request Of the Bureau OF Statistics OF the
Treasury Department. the assistant assessors
OF internal revenue have been collecting data
to ascertain the taxable population OF the Dis
tIict of Columbia tor the present year. They
have Just completed their labors, and the fol-
lowing interesting results have been obtained
The entire number OF dwelling houses in the
District Is ascertained by sctuaI count to he
1902. The entire population of the District
Is set down az I22. So. divided as follows
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ENGLISH OPERA.-"The Rose Of Castillo - as
presented by the Riehings Troupe, al the Ma.
tIonal Tneater last evening, was one of the
greatest successes 80 far of the brief opera
season, which closes tonight, and the audi
ence was as large and enthusiastic as on pre-
vious occasions. Tonight they will give Au-
ber's well known opera, .Fra Diavolo,, with
The full strength of the company
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TIE WHITE HOUSE.

The attendance of visitors at the White Hou Sc
to- day was much less than usual, the Execu.
tive Mansion presenting a very quiet appear.
ance. Secretary McCulloch and General
Townsend called during the morning. and had
interviews with the President. .rrH .t
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APPOINTMENT ny rBE pRKs1prNr

APPOINTMENT BY THE PKESIDENT
The President to-day appointed Col. James
X. O'Beirne Register OF Wills for the District
of Columbia, rice II. G. Robbins. This is an
excellent appointment. Col. O'Beirne has all
tae qualifications requisite for the position
energy, courtesy of manner. and fine bu sines
habits. He is now Assistant Marshal for the
district of Coin bia
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H-ShiIlington, Odeon Building. sends Us
The COrsiean Brothers, by Alexander Du.
mas" cheap edition, just issued by Peterson
IL Bro, PhIladeiphia
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81 The New FORK Express says that the 7th
Regiment have resolved not TO visit the Pari
Exposition
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Cotton quiet EIour
declined 1Ca25c. Wheat decliaed 9s3c Orr
dull. Pork heavy. Lard duh. Whisky stearx
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QY d. L.-WELLS CO
u Auctione~r9 and Heal Estate Brokers'
N Northwest corner leth and streets.

vALUABLE IMPR0yIp PROPERTY ON THE
I. sTREETs NORTH, Ar PUBLIo Acc fioS.
On THURSDAY; the sth day OF November. in
sthpt ~ "a O'Clock p m, We shall sell, on the
premises all thsp two-story Frame House and
L'to' Land, 90 the sou sst corner Of I'm and %
streets north said los 10 % feet front by % feet
in depth. This property is very desirable a a
business iocstion, and 10 worthy the attention Of
buyere.
Terms Half cash; balance 6 and Il months
81 90 down at sale Stamps and conveyaneing At
pu chaser cost. Title perfect
no Intel L. WELLS 90 Annts
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+ Oh CASH
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

No $50. No A..
CHOICE sTOcKl
AssOkTMEhfever offered in wsshingto1, en-
braciDg-
PAPERHANGINGs,
test Fabrics, and LATEST STfLES annronrs
ate fer Paflors. Halls. Dipfng H. oms Cr.ubsr,
aBc Llbrarie-. tnbraclaR new. rich and nina
designs Of embroidered Git patterns Tor drawing
Also, large and select stock of medira an,
low priced papers
WINDOW SHADES,
New and besuiifui patterns. on buff. green. aud
the prevsiliog colers. Tan. Layen4er and s,on.
I'll ounos, ~ Cit Borders. vito And vtt,,on,
Centres Winoow ehad. of any re.uiret 80
style, or color, IN sde TO erde-.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. @
The largest assortment IN the District. wsrr.n,.I
tote eilded with gold 10 4. and from he best An
ufacturers in the country embracing W.Ic.,
IMITATION Rosewood snd AL gilt Oval ri .r1,s
Francs, onvtX Ctas3, &c. Persons hayips PHI.
{ grsrh taken are requested to cal, ara ex.u,iae
ar assortment before purchasing frames
PICTURE CORD AND rASsELs.
In crimson. scarlet, green. add b le oolors from
the smallest photograph IA the largest norfr.it
size; also. SILK Cord and Tas els idercnt .i.-.
Social attention paid to this branch Of our bust
WALNUT BRACKETS.
SIDE AND CORNER wALEET BRACKETS
rr-s EASELs. &C,
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAyIHGs
Always In store. On sale, few choice Painting,
and kngravlsg..
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THE OLD POLICE TO ARREST THE
NEW POLICE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3-Judge Bond has issued
a bench warrant for the arrest of Messrs
Young and Valiant. The Judge also SUM
moned the sheriff before him and inquired If it
were trne that he was summoning posse
He said he was doing SO at the request of the
new Commissioners. The Judge warned him
to desist, and SAID he would forthwith cause
his arrest.
A few officers have been sworn in by the new
police co commissioners, and are designated by
white ribbons. Ii Is expected the old force
will arrest them. . r...-. ga
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Important News-Prussja aat Russia Al
: yHed--Tke Pope D~nouar cd seE .Frenc h
riin,ster Cor w ashi nstsn-Fiuou eiai and
Commercial.
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ThENEw COMM sSIONERS ORGANIZE
A POLICE FORCE
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PERSONAL.

PnkeoEAL-A young gentleman being at lets.
ure 81 er two clock D. m wishes t. take
charge OF the books of q modera ate bu, mesa or an.
case ~ s0me other clerical duty. Address e. T.
'S.'t OnCe' NO II
MADAM REED WILL RESUME the dntie,
~ converssnt with her friends 10 their indi vid.
uai interest, to trace the course s6e can viseiy
and will prescribe the necessary cause And reiieys
the MIND. Csll on her at 95 ~ St, Island IL.
MADAM BRODIER stiII Continues to read the
w Planets. cures all cases of long STANDING
Rooms ~ Mass sv. bet. 9th and 7th SITS mol 2wI
MADAM AHOLIAB, AN IMPRESSED ME.
W dun AND CLAIRVOYANT, would most
Respectfully inform ell who wish to give her cali
nst me Is nov prepared to Nead the past, present
All h,utnre also able to ADVISE and consult in
All business matters, lost or stolen property re-
covery efthe same love. marri age &C. at aga 9Th
street, one door from street, from a. m until
y: W. = ----l-. oc 80 lwH
WE WISH TO MORN cur lady fsiends that
" we can now, at q little notice, make and
stamp any pa, ern brought us; and tax. spacia Al
care 10 obtain the very latest desgn OF STAMPS for
al KINDS ~ Needlework Stamped Gocds Erajd
Sir snd working Cotton for sale "N'
&C PRINCE. ISL r street.
MES. CURTIS IRVING, Test and f3usIness
W Medium, will give Life Readings at her
former place, ago. north side of Penn Az, be.
tween ~ and 9th streets. Office hours from TO
a. m ;6to9p m. oc ls I'M
nR. DRAPER, LArE OF THE US NAVY.
- mas removed his Office from I22 to - Penn
avenue the late residence of DR. Smoot oni.s
houre before ~ a. m and after 4p. m. cls-Im
RRiDAL AND ruNERtL wREATHs, BO
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