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PROPOSALS. FOR LETTER BAL
ANCR9.
Posr 0YYIcE DsPARfnlHr, !

wAsHISaroH, D. c., October %, 1895. !
ua 70. os
o'clock noon, Eor furnishing LETTEs BALANCES for
year from and after the sis day Of December next Of
I.i,ss:: ,:pss: q :;sSas ssa. ounce: .,..'
or these is supposed 500 to 900 will be required
ID. Balances capable Of weighing two pounds avOiI,
these, 1t is supposed, 90 to 100 will be required,
P.rt.G. sa,i.Y.ness and s;ressth and durability will
'' r. .ss " y Bsn..
pany bid aud the bidder who may obtain the con-
tract will be required to furnish Balances ordered Of
quality In all respects equal to tho sample. .-
box for transportation and delivered free Of all e1-
Post ones Dspsrssnt Al w..hington, D, where the
sane will BE- accepted hfound to be perfect and equal
Esoh bidder must furnish with hi. proposals evidence
Of his ability TO comply with his bid.
Two suaeisn suIstss viii be required to contract
promptly or the furnishing Of those Of Inferior quail
ly, will be considered suneisnt cause for the forsit'
Proposals must bs endorsed on the envelope, Propo
sails for Letter Balances and dIeoted to the First As
''''' Postmaster '''' sss isslns''r " R1aSALL P 81
oc27. .lawsw Postmaster General. Q
q ii A FIFE d & U O.. 8
y CONFECTIONERY
ICE oREia SALOON,
a... No. 500 Risvsnih street,
Between K street and Massachusetts, avenue,
wAsHIEaToE, DC.
Mr.. JOSEPH H. BHAPFIELD having retired from
business the undsrsgned would respectfully Inform
his late customers and the public that having bean for
years associated with him In business at the old stand
NO. $50 Sixth street. they are prepared to furnish
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CRBAh
equal In quality that furnished BY MT BhAmeld ard
which fully appreciated BY the best families
Of washisston sad 0sorsstown.
They ask call from all In want Of anything In their
line sssurinE them that nothing will be wanting which
will tend TO Crafty tbs wants sf their customers
W" '"p''N1'' . 4. saAyyIxLD 4 co.,
.." %. No ~ Bley,pth stfsst,
isls.Sa WAshiASton, D. 0.
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EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
.n :,;sd ;.S .cSsT ;'..
EMPIRE STATE Of great strength and spssl built sx
pressy for the navigation Of Long Island Sound,
railroad zFrat % -1"... asrT ETE'I. = -
Ls.v. Pier q, E,R, foo. Of Murray street, daily,
Th. steamer OLD GoL6N7, Capt. ". Brown, s.y.s
New York on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, AiSp.
III. EnPIRi sTHfi, Cap. B. sipnoss, leaves Tues.
day Saturday, a n, landing st New.
A baggage nastsr 10 attached to ssch steamer and
accompanies The bAsgaGs V Its destination.
A steamer runs Ii eonnsetion with this line daily
frovidsnes.
For f.igh. or pss.sss sppiy .. hoard or at III. oass
Pier 18 n T. 70 secure stale rooms In advance, 70
Ar9 3 LITTLKHIKLD, Agent, ~ Broadway.
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TT SON TAYL LOR,

BooKsxLLRR AND sTATIoHIR,
" rsnpsylvaAa aysnus doors west Of niAlA strssk
ag. ~ wAsnIldroH OIrI. II 7gT-1
All the .sw books Of the age received innsdiatsly
sRon ssss from the press aAa Tor sAh q pablishsr:
Imported Stationary and American Of Al.
gratss and variety, a he lowest New Yosk prisss
without loss Of time. -
Waiting oaIds printed, and plates engraved IN The
NJ NsdisI Books supplied :. yuslisAsrs, rsssS
SaeS ~ nveospn saAAsdte srtea s0e.N
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TDW WARD YOETT, ,...
L BooK-BfHDxR AND PAPIR- -RULIR,
Hs M PsaasylvAna avenue, between Tenth snd xisv.
.5Llg vl.sr sath strssts, south sids
sooks elegantly Or plaialy besAi. PssisAisais aat
usvspapsss ssssfslly sttsaloAN VT "
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
IL RAILROAD. "

CHANCE OF TINE.
On and after MONDAY, August 9, 1859, the trains
and boats Of this company will leave as follows,
Steamer JESSE HOET will leave Pier No. 81 N. r.,
foot Of Duane street. . TO- 20 D. NJ, eonnsoting with
Express for Red RAuk Long Rrsneb fsrmingdais Point
Pleasant BFekshprg, Manchester, Toms River, WOOD
manss, Barnsga khsmoug Tuckerton, ,Atsion, Jackson
and Phiiadslphia and all stations the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad. I.. # .....,
from Pisr No an r. With trsias Tor sboye
points and Phiiadsphis and Hsprsss train for Long
Branch. ....a. H4.
Pare TO Long Branch on this train saly "a cts.
ysrs TO PhiiadslphiA On all trains, n ..
The freight boat lssyeo al 80 for all points
the nnsald PhiiAdslphia. ..
xEruRHIHa rEAISs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA: .
kxPrsss ats q n, from foot Of Vine street. Psrs 10
Way, Nail, and Rxprsss Il alo q. N. from Camden,
arriving Z. New York at ESQ .. m. and stopping at
Freight at blb p. m., arriving in New York at
o'clock next morning. pr. '..
All baggage must be delivered In New York al Pier
No 81, - none will be received at Pier st No s.
ssl4u WIN. N. CLAYTON, sup't
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A TTRAOTIvE NEW WORKS
7a. .- ross. a. aa .4
PuBLIsHSD THIS AuTuns sg.
TIcKHoR k1IBLDs, BosIoH.

TEE BIoLow PAPERs. By Js.ss I.ss.fl Lowell
III Y1iEE! y oiIzDA. By Henry D. rAer....
TiiAsURis SRoH hiLroN's PS5E WnlrIHos
vol lemo. Bsvsllsd boards sad fsi sasss, vni1orn
with 19ir Thomas brouHs.b 1--T = = = Z
TAI Llts OF JANE GArIs PlRoIvAL., By
JIlus y WsId: vol Large l2no. = -,
,rotrlGAL yoRKa gy TholM Z. Hsrysy. Con-
Polhs. By nissbslh Aksrs (ylors.ss Psrsy.) osn.
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ENLIST Y. - d r. A
~ LOOMS. lnsIDxsr DDrisr, sss IN
Psnasyivasia avenue, near corner of uIIy
Ninth street. attends 10 all branches psstainipg 70 the
profession halformation Of the mouth soETsstsl aAd
every yssisty Of ATtilsiAl ssss nsAs sDs.ly
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Returning Trains srriv.Ia Pis,sbursh - sollsvs,

A Agent Of the IKsslaior Omnibus conpaay vtn
sp shssks aad dslvsr bagsaes 70 ~ pa q kc sity
ohes No. NoPsnn street, opsH day and nght whsss Al
orders for the moysmsnt Of passenger sad bsSBass
will resolve ysonpt attsatioa. y ls.4.l ~ fIT :
Baltimore s9Dfsss vtll arrive utih PhilaAslpAia sx.
pres q % 2. =. % nendsya !. -tl-.gE. ~.
H0TICH-ln sass Of loss, tAe C>npany VIII held
themselves rsspoasihisfor Ysrsss Sassaes sily sa6
for A amount hossr'ssdi,G qee; ;,,o.v r q.
A. he RsansyivsAis OsaArl lAirssA RasssaeSs ~.
uon. on Liberty snd Washin9 9tsp strssks
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AILR o A Ds.
DROOKLYN lAND JAMAICA RAIL,
ID WAY COMPANY. v
r.'sS oHAuoi o. r,nx ., N'.''e'

su,nnR A,,Aso,rrsf Sson Aususs - ,sss
! .s1ua.. LsAvE SOUTH rSRRr. me-
For Jaaaiea, T. - and lois q m, l2so, 4, .aU asd
01 p.m
FOR Hsnpsssd, 7 70 aad 1olS q n, snd aad p N.
Ior syossst, 70. 10 = n, ssd Ap.n.
0resnport, 15 D. n, saa 8 - n. or"
Leave Jamaica fev Breokiyl, hso, iSo, an ., aad
10 O. n, and ], 80 Z, ., aad 7p.n.
lYNfN SUNDAY fRAISl. #.II r... 4.
Connsctlsg at East New Tork With sity ears.
Leave Jsnsisa, O. Q, aad II = n, a1s, an, g. and
Leave East Nsw York for Jansiss, aso, o. %, and
IL % . n, l. 30, a46, 4, $50, and Bp p. n.
ns1 "a n. trsin nom South Ferry sonnss.s with
ssB HHffr.. .... H,...F .eupsriatsndsnt
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THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
II .Ep.H -. % IosIoH: -
Bf0NIN0f0H LlNH Of etsansrs, being the aafsst and
quickest bstvssa boason aad Few YsrE The stsassh
snd splendid steamer TF
PLYIogTl ROCK, cspt B. Br.yto.,
On TUHsDAYs, rHU1aDA Hksnd sAfbRDAYs.
CoMM0D0Rx, oslk = ,. caras, ~
clock, p. =, fFsas Pier No. 10 North River.
Thsss koas ass un0KpesssA fos soufort strength and
safety State secured at the oAcs Pier No. 49,
board the bod, 10. ~ Washngtsn street. Boston,
nd at The Providssss dspst. Rstara traias leave
SA al -'1ss2 nR sInous, As.u.
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1Q66 ARRANGEMENTS 1893
AooNHE oNHEw york LINES scoo
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES LINES
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES. .. .rrf..
PpoM w A 7 Nur VIZ % vpNcrNnrnu

THE CAMDEN AND AIBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TsEET9H hAERSAD LINES
AND WAY fIHcss' s" ''AA -.
FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF AND KRNsIN0ToN
DEPOT. =
WILL .sAys,k ,eILoxs, yn: Fare.
A. o n, via Camden and Amboy-O. and A. A..
ass u. Camden isa i.:.y cii;.i:1 y:i
" s as.'IaISsS. 1is S.as:s .si j:i:.; Gis;.H:::
u. G:si:. ;aa Jersey Giy.ii oi;:: %
At i n. Vi; x.s:is;ic; ;si Jersey city.
a' .i G:%i:s :si isjsy-G :sIx l
AS = = via Camden and Ini:;.G. a.i <
sp n. Vi: n:n:is;;:: ana j:i::y Gi; %
~ " ?. n, Via KsnsiAssoa and Jsrssy CITY
Al ~ iss g. a, ", =. H.i.;:;:. ;;i j;i;; iii; %
A n NlsA..) =. k.a'ins,oa ana jersey ny :,
nv, u. o.HRS:. ;.I 1ns:y-1:::.n:: %
dstion tfrsight and PasssngerD 10, b.
. g'r lst class tsis...".......... IS,
fhs 10 10 ?. N. svsains Naii asi ne i. % (i,shD
ss,s:r. ssssD, aI1Pr' will ra' daily M ''A' Sandy;
PHILADELPHIA AND INV YoRk LIMA
Lrsys VANS street wharf d . sndsa. =. ,3A-,
Leave ksnsington Dspo. q. H. n. n. 4 -. 4 50 and
TAs .. y ,; n. line ru.. dsiiy; tan othsrs. s.,,
IEw YoRk AND PHIL AnIIrMA LIMA.
tsavs t:o i tSSs g q ds.,y Barclay :;,s.. 49, tiI =.
,T..:,,. e: n lii. I'.' isd'; t.n others. s.,s.,'
PHILADsLfurA. Dec. Is. 1858 assi
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NEW YORK AND AM NEW HAVEN
Passenger Station in nsv iorl corner Twenty Seventh
street and Fourth avsnas.
4siss s, is.vs, ls;1:, NV i:;;'e 4oss
a.. .oJ s;s a.J.I N e. Is So "a a. Il 'i H.
soS sssSsRS, sRR 1 SG 81 1 9si F. als.s las s "a
r Pr sS,Sslt, q ~ @ az sss \ 9 . =;
Ior Grssnvieh, 10, So, IL % J. n; 80, / S 50,
$50 r. Il, SI ssSs'5t sSG Sso ~ ~ n
49, 80, s. s;i,:. u. 1sS ssc Is. 10 Is.' ,. y.
ooaHlCrIna iRAIHa
3, Boston o. =. ~. ss:s: ~ L.. :
?. n ~ Hartford and spri.Sssld, 400 Gs. \ N. !
iaS n.,o.a sOS oSsa;tss: ssss. s,:s :o
?, m % NorthanptSu. Ior Hartford, PtOyidssss ..d
f.htll Railroad, 90 az. J. IN, ials p. =. IoI
~ ias &c. saS Soo I M sss iol Gss.i Iins R.iS.s 4,
II IS m. to Northampton. Yor Housatonis Railroad
500 a: m. For Hausatash RailIo.d, eooa nj 400 p
N; 40 For panbury aad norwalf Railroad IoosSa n,
SsSaoa0u' is;a:a soa@ e s:
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAVE
II depot foot Of ChambsIs street. yis Psvonia ferry
pas D.z a.1.ssi 81 osessss sS:s.:si si
Lake shore and Grand trunk Railways, and At sais.
mAnea with Atlantic and 0rsat Wsstsvh Railway.
$50 A. H., MIX and Way Train, Dai y, 70 otiiviIs
DuntiIL sonnssting with Lake Shore and Atlantic sad
i 40 NV ~ W.y % Train fsr Port J.r,i. and s.wbsrsA
500 H. Might Express, for OAnAndAiguA, Roehsstsr
BuhAlo, salamanca aud west o..
500 T., LghtsiaF ExpIsss, Daily, for osaaadsiyas
Rochester, BuGAlo, eAlAmAnea, Duhkirk, and Wsst
Connects 81 Buffalo with Lake Shore and drand Trunh
Railways, and at salamAnsa with Atlantic aaA 0rsa
Western Railway. " b. - -...F r'
500 ,. m, Inisrsnt Tsaia. Daily, for BasAis, ssls
nsnsa, Duakirk, aad Wet, ..."', : II
,ngdE ERlLA. asn s.I y go Tea:
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n RP H,AN Ms OOU RT.
n,,.,, - ,o, w. MSyanssk u Lsse.

DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
" TO wT: = r.
the eassof William A. Boss, administrator Of Har.
ret Wilkes, Diseased the administrator Aforesaid has
ington County Aforesaid appointed SATURDAY the eh
day Of December next for the anal and dts
tbuon Of the personal estate Of said deoeassd and Of
the assets In hand, far 40 the same have been col
leetsd and turned Into money! when and whore all The
creditor. and heirs o said deceased notified TO at
may otherwise By law bs sIsisdsd nom ali bsnsst x
sAd dsesssss estate provided copy Of this ordsr Be
sionAL ksrusLIoAS previous 70 the said day. -.
TMti JAS 4. 0'BkIRNk
soO'wevs Rsgistss Il Wila
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JUVENILE RooKs

To bs Published during October SD Novsnbsr.
NJ, STORES OF MANY LANDs ny arsss dIssnvood.
aID.LsrTER DAYR BY Gail H..il.on. Illus.
AlLoAT In TEE FORREST. By N.yas Reid. Mas.
TaI oIRAYr HUNTERS. By H.yn. Reid. ,nl..,
GRiMM's aoBLINs with niustrasiouu 4. pe,ox.
NEW JUVENILE. by Louisa n Alsott
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In ooroBsR.

THH DIAMOND fBNNYsoN. Anew s,l Osu,ssss
nAsioA offsnnyson's Poems, In one bsssufal vslsns.
IlI IICfuas oT sr. JOHN. By B.y.s 4syl.r.
THE PROss WRITINGS OF yoHH o. wairfns.
Conlrsiag "Literary Rsersatioas, - .Oid Portraits
and hodsr. sts.ehss Margaret snsh's Journal, -
GRiSIirH dx6Er Or, jlALousY. By ol.,,,,
ssssds AsiAo, Of ..chr''tis Jshastoas." ~ 1Ssi.
6aARACTiI AND oHARAo1lRIsrao nEz. ,,
MMin Z. Mhipple. vol. l6ne.t TSIsI T."a
THk P0kTICAL WORKS Of Heavy vaAsuozth Lons.
fellow. New and Revised Nsstsoiyps Milton. Con
R,ss y volumes aths uyis Of TSanysss, vsrriaG.
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TERMS FOR THE WEEKLY
TERMS-DAILY.

The DAILY REPUBLICAN, Is furnished to mall sub
scribers at tho following rates: One copy one
year, ST. one copy, siI months, ~ one copy
three months, 81.
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HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
Fourtsenth street, (sirels. corner Of II street.

n NOLO IL Al yin y" o1hisAN
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, (sirels. corner Of u street.
This Institution Is situated In the most healthy por-
ton Of the District, surrounded by its own grounds.
Oars pass the door every I've minutes.
Terms Of admission Rrom " TO el0 per week. In ac-
sordsnce with the required payable In advance
This includes Board, Medicines, hsdea aAd sursicai
Attendance. .I.. 40
MEDICAL STAY.
sunsIoH IN oHARoE.
JH THOMPSON Y. D., lst street. between Twsn.
usth and Twenty First strssts
cossuLrisg PHYscIAHs ASD suRaHoSs.
JOS. X. BARHEs Y. D., surgeon General, United
JOS Riley, n. D., GsoTsstown.
THos. MILLER, n. D., street, " Washinston.
4. Y.P. GARNETT N. D., New York avsuus
". p. JOHNSTON, n D., WashiRSton.
GRAFTON TYLER, D., dsorsstown. au
Appneauons for admissions be made TO any offhs
medical stat or the maron at the Hospital Orders for
admission to the free beds Of this Institution be OBJ
dAined OF the Rev C. II. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church, Of the Rev. D. Gillette, Pastor Of the Rrst
Baptist Church and Of the Surgeon In charge at his
idspes ordssor the admission Of the wives widows
Of soldiers Of the Unied States army can be
through the Surgeon General, United States army
iyD O. II, hALL. D. D., Secretary.
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sTRLA M'sir fFA.

sTRA A M'sMTFA.
NEW KIVEK LIN RIIKW
n, n: 4. s.:..:. wAwA.sErr will l..v. Seventh
russDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS,
Hss'siee.. ..d Al:.sadriast1 clock. for ouRRro.
suspif al. Sss5SH.. .,s
in{s going and feturnns Passage, meals and freight
o. sc.,s rate. 81 :, apply
Gen. sup't Potomac Ferry Comp ~.
STEAMER LEAVES E lly FOR
MT. vIRNoH
EVERY THURSDAY,
AT 10 n
RETURNS AT 4kP.M.
HAR1 Y0R ROUND TRIP, ei.oo
tons third Of this amount for use Of Noun, Vernon
Assoeiation)
ws'Hi.s.sa .as Alsss,s.iA boats leave sasA place
% sS:, ss: .ss.r .ss q. !. .A.r.,.. 70,
surrions. J. VAN RisWICK
ny7.sn Gen. supTP. .. %.
EOR NEW HAVEN, Hartford,
,rspa sPRINo5IILD, M III he GoHEIcTIour RivHR, the
X. .is .... = ssis ~. ..,, 70,
esptedD IS 10 p N. Passenger 20 North and East
from New Haven at IL D. m, or remain on board over
night without charge.
kerchandiss forwarded BY dsTy Ixprssa Preisht
Train from New Haven through 10 var.
mont, Western New .H.mpshir:, Morthsr. New York
Freight AssaL hsf y. Bass River, Hsv Tork. ap3
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
Rfor boston, woRCIsrHR, PALMHR, PITCH.
b 5R1 wHI, II,
3. s:y sss sss..:a s.s.osrs 4 ths HSrysA i.s CITY
daily, psaaays sxesp4sa q o'siesk q \. frsn E1sr
No 10 North vsr foot Of vsstry street. Tor NEW LON.
DON, there eonnseting with the stssmbsat Bxprsss
Train from the above poats via Norwich and woress.
Ter, Boston and Werossess Worssstss and Nashua and
New London and Northern Railroads. Freight taken
q ths lovsss Fstsa Fer ialsrnasien inqsirs Of O
nARTlN, Agent On Ne Pier. apa
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v,,.s HsLISISgs ~ POEMS By Harri'. ssssAsr sovs.
BRiIfaIlds on THR BRrrRa LISl sal.sd BY
LIcTGHis on oRlEcs ANCIENT AsD MODERN.
Esw VOLUME oF sKiTCais BY or.e. or....
THE OLD sERaEANT. AND oTHRR PoRMa By
iOiSs Sa1vf AND oAY. By Geo, Ar..la.
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THE TENT ON TIE bHRCH,i AND 0THn PoxAs.
New Volume By JeAs o. Whittier, -.--.
Win zen Iliu''TssiOas. SyI.o. O. 6a'sy lvoi Sssii
THE PR0eH wRIrinoe q lsnry wadsworth Long
plsts In volumes, Uniform with NE Ppsns, -'sE
TAk WeloM o. SIR LAUNRAL. By lanss Ras-
vol, Small Ito. ' WV T'T' ~ =
MAUD MULLlR By JSha O. whittier. win n
llluserasions By W. j. Hsaasssy. a bssstfsi sstsve
FLOWER. DB-LuGl. New Volume Of Poems, By
Henry WAdsgostA Losgfsliow. win nlsstrstieaS.
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THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
/, published every morning, (szssps sanday,) and
THE WEEKLY
every Friday morning.
TERMs-WERKLY: {:

The WEEKLY RsPusLIcAH 10 fsrnishsd at the
following low rates:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-19
Rogers s. Bros. silver Plated Goedss


CO, "a Creenbacks.. $oOuV
House and Lot, situated on west side, In ..
Chicago. near Union Park. ........: 4ooo
5000 Gifts ofsi s.slisn Lever. val
ned from Slo0 TO $3.50. ............. s5o0
6, silver Watches, valued from 500 to $I25 4I6s
l2 Diamond Pins, valued rom goo 20 To-. wv
l7a RINGS. consisting of Amethyst Topaz,
Rlood stone, Pearls and Gems, and Is
.ai;d aold rings valued from IS to 25... 1880
d IsK. and l6 K Gold Chains valued from
s35 to i5o..
63 Ladies', Sctts, consisting OF AHI
Garnet, onyI, Pearl, Coral, anaN
solid gold valued from S35 to lOoA e..
81 sets Ladies' Ear Rings, consist
Amethyst, Enamel, and IL X. sohd
ysIaed from $40 to So. .....-..A
II Ladies', Pins, consisting of AmethyG,
paz. and is K. solid gold, valued irr6
sa5 Gents, is x. and l6 X. Gold pins,
ued from s. 10 20 ....-..........-..S . -
70 Gold and Silver Thimbles ......r
90 Gold Bracelets, valued from TO 10
10 Watch Keys and Sets OF Charms,
I6 L. solid gold, valued from 20 TO 2iA
l6 Gold Lockets, Is X, valued from 10 toA
90 Sets sleeve Buttons, valued from 10 to 2oS
l6 Sets Gents, Studs, IS and l6 X. gold val
ued from 10 to 90. zlo
6 Gold tooth picks, 81. -
SILVER PLATED GOODS.
4 Mated Tea setts, pieces, Rogers and Bro
manufacture, valued from 80 to i2s...... 40 8
D Mated Urns. Iee................... Zu0
plated Liquor Stand of Bohemian glass
oottes... ''''''''''.
plated Pickle Stand. 70
l plated Fruit Basket. y
II Silver plated TRAYS, valid from 20 to 100 Sis
| 2 Ice pitchers, 20. "
''S Valued h from to a5.... 1914.
20 Extra ,u plated c.1. Baskets, valued nom sss
| IS plated Gobets, gold lined, 5....... IL
| II do Syrup Mugs, S..............-.. 20
| , do Butter Dishes, 10. o..-........... u
| rs Extra plated Cups, to ST.. ........."e 5oy
| pair Salts, in case, gold lined. ........--.-
| 6 plated Card Receivers, l2............... ~
| 27 plated Soup and Gravy Ladies, 2 to So. "
100 Sets plated Forks. ~, s and OK. to sos
$50 Sets plated Table Spoons, -, 9 and ! OF.
valued from A to 7... .........-.........:.: o'v
| $50 Sets plated Dessert spoons, IL, and
~ Ssh KO;ye. 6 TO o7.................. la0
| 100 plated Butter Knives, l.25.. ............ 10
DO Sugar Spoons ass sss
500 ppI,ted Na.kin Rings. i 20 l25...... 562
Set Individual Salts, IN case............. .
80 pieces Assorted plated articles, 7....... sou
| pair Flower Vases ............... lS
| Opera Glasses, L. and l5. 81
l pair solid silver Salts, gold hned..- ~
selid silver Jelly Spoons, 1o............. ~
| 6 Solid Silver Vest Chains, TO-. ........... =. ~
| 3 Children's Sets Knife, Fork and Spoons, in ].
case, So...... ......-..''.' &
1 Solid Silver Tobuceo Box......-...-...
dozen Solid Silver Tea Spoons. s...,.
) Silver Card Cases, 15.....
IL Silver Napkin Rings, ito To-. A
CLOCKS.
French Clocks, so. s0.......................\
i. | do do ..........
"A clock. s,o rs. - 23I
Io7 norLe, Kn,xa. 75e ,o "a 262
, so Ladies' Chatalanes, with pins, 5.....--. Ioo @
s575 Gifts1 yalued .$4a, 3s3
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-19
REMOVAL.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,

tINHE SUBSCRIBER has removed his
Cigar and Tobacco Store from the Johnson g
American Block, to Glockhof's store, adjoining
Babcoek's Hall, where he will eontinue the bus
mess of a Tobacconist, and the manufaeturs OF
cigars. He will keep always hand a good
stock of all kinds of Cigars, Tobacco, SnuIs,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pipes, Cigar
Holders, Tobacco Bags, Cigar Cases, &C., &C.,
where he hopes TO all has friends and the pub
lie generally and merit share of public patron
age. MATHEW SCHLEGEL.
Rock Island, Jan'y 5, dtt...
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Every Gift Named

LNcIy UIlI NdinCU
WILL BE DRAWN.
Every Fifth Ticket VIII Draw Gilt
The Largest Gift $4,000.
Ticket costs but ONE DOLLAR, and II may
draw 50 900 or 81, 900 House and Lot toniy
costs One Dollar. Invest II at once.
ELEVEN TICKETS FoR $40.
How to Send Money.
Money can be sent at our risk by Drait, Express
Post omce Order, or Registered Letter. -
Editors, Postmasters, and Generai Dealers sre
requested to act as Agents. to vkorn1 viii allow
the ful commissions on ail the S5cksO ordged.
Agents VIII be supplied with the books, aPon aP =
phcaaon, tor free distribotjon.
Address all orders to- 70.
CLARK d SAVIOR, Jewclers,{e
LAG Dssrbora SIS chiesf
Eneiose Stamp for return postage. e e :.
Fost Ofhce Drawer CO.'S - 8 ~. -
Ns-in presenting yon with the esSsJ 20 -
would say that the. 1oods gre Al o. y: r.
quality, and were ourehased for she hr1ecE1net
tail trade of Chicsgo- All goods =
represented. call and eIanine IL - ss~,- \
CLARK q sAYLQ4e 80 yel44 - Is
146 Deel9g<N 1ks OA1e1Io<
TICKETS 81 - -sle21e
aPr9d6w. -. g. - - -
= -<s< - ~ zzsss;zs = 81 j
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-19
STEAM BAKERY FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale. at bargain the new
i steam bakery in Rock Island, as ie. lows
One full lot so by l60 feet; two story brick bak-
cry with all the machinery ready for work-a
steam engine, boiler, shafting, and all the machin-
ery necessary for rapid and FIRST class work. There
10 also a good stable on the lot, and two good
wells-one a splendid artesian veil.
The property will be sold at great bargain,
application 10 made soon.
The engine, boiler, bakery machinery, &c-,
SC. will be- sold separately if desired.
For furth1H particulars, enquire OF the Sessr'
.;~..a E.I-Esf's.. - = JAQoD KkAsk H.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-19
JOHNSON'S AMERICAN.

CORNER ILLINOIS & WASHINGTON
STREETS, ROCK ISLAND.
HAVING purchased this hotel and fitted
III it up in good style, I respectfully solicit a
share of public patronage. Tho house is located
in the very centre OF business, near the ferry land
ing, and not far from the railroad depots.
A few boarders can be supplied with good
rooms and board.
Nal have fine large stable, good safe wagon
yard, and plenty of room for farmers teams, and
respectfully solicit the patronage OF the farmers
and OF all others who wish to stop at good hotel
N. .B.-A good barber's saloon connected with
the house, CHARLES HERMANN,
Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

DutS, HlC0orO ...s.s........
Being the west IL feet l0X
inches front on ID street,
by ths depth Of the lot
Brooks, Richard..........
Having o front on Elev.
enth street feast Of 10 feet,
and next adjoining the
south II feet front OF said
lot BY the depth thereof.
Burford, Robert.
Beginning at the north
/ east corner Of said lot,|
running thence south
122 feet 2 inches to the
alley on the south side
of said lot, Themes west
"a feet, thence north So
feet 2 inches, thence west
4 feet, thence north 81
feet 2 inches, thence west
{ feet, thence north 20
feet to + street south.I
thence due east % feet to-
the beginning.
Burns Robert. ............|
Beginning on First street
west 49 feet north from
the southeast corner OF
said lot, thence north Isl
Ieot, thence southwest
wardly TO q point in the
rear line OF said lot, and
the line OF q public alley
IL feet north from the
~n~xhnvvS ltna ~ SOrS Int
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