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sc MARKR1rERs, 1876
SEW ENTH TREET.
IETERIOR DECORATIONsl

OHoIoI STOCK,
In Washington, embracing
PAPE II A GINGS
PsiEs spd HziIs
BERS, and LIBRARIES, embracing New. Rich,
and UNIQUE Designs Of Embroidered Gilt Pattern:
also, large and select Stock OF medium and low
WINDOW SHADES,
Gs THs anna
sTSSI SRot SDs, with Gilt Borders, with and
Window Shades Of any required Size, Style, or
Color. made to Order.
$685.. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The Largest Assortment in the District, war
Best Mannfacturers in the GsIntIyaaembrscing
sItT SHkE Pisagkt hHssD wH sHd u
Sa
chasing Frames.
PICTURE COBD AND TAssELs.
the smallest fhotosrspS to the Isrsest Peitrsii
Size; also, SILK O0Bb and TAsSELs, different
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus
insss. -"
PAINTINGS AND EHGRAvINes
fkos .na Cp f'" Choice PAINT
0,tQ
attention Of the Public is called to the above Stock
as the most complete in the District, large Por
order; and with the weekly additions received,
viii make II al times such a. is kept in Well
hansing or Window Shades punct ually and faith
III &c Any order
res,ed, and satisfaction susrsnteed; and goods
!seeording to quality cold at q Low Rates a.
Terms CASH FOB GOODS AND LABOR.
J. MARK RITTER
je so,@.. sdoors above Odd Fsii 10 i Hsil.
D hs.dn IL "a
81. oI:esns B:saiiis d Danes. e PSnase
Nn FRAECK TAYLOR.
JUST REClIyED AND EOR SALE, TWO
tons OH T. Lewis G25s LAP ZAP log fSs cash.
iy eeolm- Paint sore ore. $50 aSf Stree street.
HAND AND GLOvI,. novel; by Miss I'd.
- Safas &c HInsSSsls: Sy Willie 6oiIia.,
ssIis Hi:,oIs y the RsSsiions part ii. Is BE Be
sissy Of History, BY eoldi rRk SRtas fAFLoR.
N l q E---
Il, firm of noHs5s sssSs.g gTHhISahiiHARr co o,
Eth
ss above taking sss Hp thS tS S:I e june
.s.,,a = go. is8l hp J. 55asq Feck.,
+. All liabilities OF the frm OF Morgan, Rhiuehar
MoRGaS & RHHEHARr,
W Tot Foot @ street, washingfon. d o.
TAoUEs JOUvENALB - ---7---- . : =
MARBLE WORKS.
Co'ne Nev Jersey avsnxs asd street,
Near the Baltimore Depot.
All orders for STATUARY, MONUMENTS. or
@AETELS executed In the best manner, ct short
notice, and on the very best terms. js s-sm-
NAPOLEON pHIeT0kY OF JULIUBC FsAR,
IN volume I'd. Sir Morton Peso on the Resources
en9 Prospects OF America. Hpsnceris Narrntiys
OF Anderson vile Prison is0ravens Prison life OF
ysn. Davis; Ny vineyard at Lakeviev Rivers
Miniature feuit Garden Raes' Foot prsnts Of I
het'er Carrier Four Yesrs In the Saddle: by
i've si'"o'' - vRANpv -sv,ops
.,ssv-ff~sts - - e.Ng5vg,., - -,
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by THos. BOWLING. Auct.; GsOrgetOvp.

RY THos. BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
ID GEOBGETOwH AT AUCTION
On Thu RsDAY. August I'd, at O'Clock D m
will cell. ib front of the premises part OF Lot No
l9, fronting about 81 feet the south side OF ad
street, betN cen Marx ct and Potomac streets. aud
running back 10 feet to 20 foot wide alley The
improvements consist Of neat, comfor table welt
built snd nearly new Frame Dwelling House No
80. containing Ell ht rooms and cellar: water ana
gas through the house, and one Of the E,Ost de-
slrable locations In town. Possession given imme-
distely.
immediately After
will sell all OF Lot No. ls5, fronting 20 feet on
9Th street. between Bigh and Market streets, and
running back 40 feet The Improvements consist
o. large: we'll built tvo-stOry Frame Building,
and cosld be easily converted into three or more
dwellings. or many other purposes. there is ex-
Terms: One third cash; balance ~ .iN ana twelve
months With interest secured BY 2SIeed of trust
cost Of the purchaser.
Jy3-d THOs. BOWLING, Auct
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,STRA1eD BUT TRUI.-That Warts, Moles,
Oorns, Bnnions, Bad Nails, etc., can DO re-
moHeo Mltnout pain. To be convinced call
at Dr. Whites Rooms (2l Penn ay., between
~ and 9th streets.
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BrRToN ALE. on drauxht, at Erricn,s Res.
taurant, No. SSS Pennsylvania avenue, near
oln street 4. q .
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saSS Y !. 49, s. s;; rs =;
teys. o., zee estalc1us and oifeular q The Drln-
go bsefsssrss ifhis city Or sASs:S e Dril-
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CoRFs, BUNIeNe, CLUB and Inverted Mails,
ENLARGED Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders Of the feet cue.
SurEeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. "a Pennsyl.
yania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets. or.
nee hours from q. N. TO D. m. and 6 to 8 D. "a
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O'Clock p. m, WEDNESDAY, August lat. on the
premises, 90 scres Of very ds.irably located prop
City, on the road frsm Ashington 70 Blsdensbure,
n the nsiehborhood Of the mansions 81 the late
John y. Hives, and Neesrs Dodge. Bsrth Glow, and
others, divided in ave acre lots This property V
m one Of the nost desirable neighberhoods for
summer residences and garden lots, each lot hsv-
The property yiil Be .so.s 70 .ny p:rtiss Irs,i:
any honr before - o'clock .. m. OF sftsr 9 p n.
Pet tc he seen q or once
month";. Fifty dollars % be psid az the time Of
sale, cenvsyaseipe and stalDps &C she cost Of
purchaser. CLAGETT& swEENY.
jy e6-d - No. Merket Space.
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RY }. Q. A0GUIRE 8 CO., Aucti0neers.
TRUsTEE SALE OF FINE ooTTA ers,rrs
Il -CONTlCUO 6eTO THE CITY, ON TIE HIGH
GR0GNpS BETWEEN KALORAMA AND

: MI hlDlAN HILL q
On MONDAY. the sofh day Of July. at O'Clock
p. m, on the premises. Oh all sell Lot 4, OF the
tract OF LAND known rs the " Widows Rite. sub
each. -
This land 10 situated on the high greu nds north
west Of and contiguous TO the city, asd 10 one of
the most beautiful locations I'm this vicinity for
cottage residences. commanding as IL does, an ex-
tensive view Of " darlington and the SURROUNDING
country, and ~ Of easy approach. direct through
from Connecttcnt avenue, and adioins the valua
BILE place Of Mr.. Little, and Is in itself vaiaa.
BILE IN conseqnence q the prospect either OF Kalo
raDa or Meridian Hill beir selected % build the
suDme residence for the President, it lei a be.
tween these sites; and itis also proposes TO con
struct passenger railroad out Copnee,icnt ave
20 the boundary. There lie s,so . quarry OF stone
On the place, 20 which purchasers will r. pffs-
LEGGED TO get the stone from gratis Tor the tom
dsticns Of ssy buildings they may dssirs 10 erect
Plats Of the property may be seen at the asc,isa
resm OF J.C MeSnir 20, where the property
Terrs; pns-heli cssh residue 6. II. and Is
property sold. Coavsysnsin a pngeh s.sr's cost
!, 3 JAS, o. McGUIRT ca Ir xanss
~ F-dts 4 fIns. Rep - :"
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PrsEIEs can be had in suy quannties at the
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JKTd BLE

L ~ STEAM rE-rl
a. L-ls G1.+I. EG1a II r4 INCOMES. "a 20
Combining the maximum OF efficiency, durability
and economy with tho minimum OF weight and
price. They are widely and fsvorsbly known,
more than 800 being In use. All warranted satis.
factory or no sale.
Descriptive circulars sent on application.
$3.50 }. 9. HoApLEY = CO,
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RY w. L. WALL & CO., Auctionssrs.
OoMAIssISsERss SALE ZEAL ESTATE

b. virtue Of the order and decree Of the Supreme
Court 81 the District OF Columbia, bearing date
yuly l6 1856, and passed In the matter Of the Pc
tition Of the widow ssd heirs Of Bsnianiu Been,
dersigned Commissioners viii offer for sale st pub
nc ssuction on TUESDAY the slst day Of July /,
Lots 81 ground numbered ten. tle,l eleven, IN j
twelve n2l and thirteen, tlSJ according 10 sub
division of original lot numbered two, o. In
Square numbered nine hundred and forty i've,
tsas, OF the plan Of the city Of Washington;
This property 10 situstec on the corner OF South
Caroline avenue and 9th street east, in . BE- althy
and thriving section Of the city.
twelve months, the purchaser giving his bonds for
the deferree payments. bearing interest from the
day of sale. All convey sncing and stamps &C tho
cost OF the purchaser. Title deed 20 be retained
until the whole OF the Rurehs,e Money 10 paid.
.-. WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM,
w p yIRGUsON,
.-HU. a GEOR0B B. RUFF,
q ... WIN. A. FLETCHER,
Commissioned.
jy 2leo&ds WI. WALL CO.. Aucts.
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III T. COFFEE MOSES BATES
sE TTON FACTORS
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 102 GRAvIER STREET,
- 90 I'D. -o. NEW ORLEANS. -.
Strict attention given to the purchase and sale
Of Merchandise. Liberal advances made on Con-
henments. r..s m my l8n
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pr JAS. G. MCGUIRE co., Aacuosssr,.
TRUsrsEs SALE Q. IHREr BILLIARD

On MONDAY. July spth, Of II O'Clock m. shall
sell. 81 the auction rooms q James Q. McGyire
Liter 3. NJ n, No foos s5 and g, three Billiard
Tables, now being in Rrstaursnt No, 3tsIt
John r q OZARK, Trustee.
JAS. o. MceUIRE 90.
iy 10 Tn u.S kpcfloueers.
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RY GREEN h WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or BUILDING LOTS IN
THE SIXTH WARn ~
RH GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetiosee,.

VARIABLE BUILpING LOT ON II STREET
CAPITOL SHEETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the Let day of August next,
te7s CLOCK ~, we shall sell, on the premises,
Dieet front by la feet deep, 10 q fne alley
Terms One third cash; balance and u months
secured By "a deed Of trust on the prenises. All
conteyahclng and revenue stamps 1t the cost Of
the purchaser. S25 down when sold
Jy2od GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aunfs
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NERf VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUSI-
MSS STAND AID RESIDENCE in George
On THURSDAY, August 9th, at o clock D. m
4 Nil cell, in front OF the premises. that very
variable and desirable pro perty. situ ated on High
street No. CO. near Bridge street The lot fros g
~ ieet INCHES on High street, with depth Of a02
feet "a inches, to wide alley. The improvements
consist OF large three story brick store And
DWELLING, with large bach. building Containing
u reoms And cellar; and one Of the best locations
Terms cash. 500 10 be paid on the day of sale.
chaser. " WV wi
~ 70 IIntl THOs BOWLING, Auct
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ored- was arrested yesterday by officer Barker
rant of Roscoe A. Steere last Tuesday night
carrying away lot of bed clothing an opera
cloak, and $40 IN gold and silver coin. He con-
fessed the larceny, and SAID he was aided by a
white boy named Henry Charleton, and sold
the goods TO pawnbroker. Officer Barker
went TO the pawnbroker and recovered the OPP
era fs,, s sr -. Jusuee aanoy committed Lee 70
arrested the boy Charieton, who is about sew
enfeen years Of age, on the charge of COM
piicity with Lee Charleton's father appeared
Tor HIM. waved an examination. and gave bail
Tor his appearance az court. Justice Boswell
taking the security.
CUTTING CAsK.-Last night, John w San
derson, conductor OF one OF the Navy Yard
cars, was staboed IN a restaurant near the
Navy Yard, by Young man named John
Henley. IL is stated that Henley was on San
dersons car, and that some diff Guilty occurred,
when Henley was ordered 10 get of, or was
put OF, and that Henley went to the NAVY
Yard on another car, and found Sanderson in
restaurant, when the quarrel was renewed
IL Is alleged that Sanderson grabbed Henley
by the throat AMI thrust him against the wall,
when the latter, with small penknife, gave
him two cuts, one In each side infiicting
slight wounds. Henley was arrested by Off,
Ger Lynch and taken 20 the eighth precinct
station, where he is held for hearing this
evening. 80 ~ = =.
WRIT OF INJUNCTIoN.--The Adams EXPRESS
Company has filed a bill of injunction against
the orange and Alexandf1a railroad, to pro-
hioit that company from carrying any express
matter except that forwarded by the Adams
line The case will be argued in this city be-
lore Judge Underwood, Judge for the District,
on saturday morning next. Counsel for the
Adams Express Crmpany are Gen. Wells and
VIM. smith, OF Baltimore; for the Na'ioual
Express Company, Gen. Imboden and Colonel
John b. Baldwin. 1t Is supposed the writ
VIII be granted--Aiexandria Gazette -. T. -
AsoTHER EscAPE.-Frank and Mile Fitx.
gerald were arrested Wednesday night upou a
charge of stealing powder and balls, the prou.
erty OF VIM. FUN mer, keeper of the stores Of
the Schutzen Corps, at the 7th street nary
They were locked mp in the second precinct
station by officers McChesney and Westeraeld.
bot srbseq uentiy escaped from the second .fory
window Of the station. A secure place Of con-
fnement for prisoners in the county precincts
lie greatly needed. f9F--
TURNED DYKE TO THE BURKAu.-Omcers
Bailey and Crown. OF the second precinct, ar.
rested two colored boys, named Henry Wash.
ingron and Nelson Parker, for the larceny of
bread from William Esher, baker, on 7th street,
near Wisewell Barracks. They were turned
over 70 the Freedmen's Bureau to be disposed
OF ard II is understood they VIII be sent away
tom the city. 80
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AUCTION SALES.


THIS AFTERNOON AND ro-koRRoW.
kreHEsh . wnLlAns. Asssesssss. -
sisssII ,s.,.D ss p M
crfsi yes, on The isissi e Public Auction:
,fs:, . M: s..: :; ks sss s.s y q cs:ss.t.
iss Lard I:serss q .s,ssio; 10; eo:ss . =. iss
,os, With he impToysnsns, eOnasting of sosd
Terms: 6se SsSessS; balance in 9 end r,.sash.,
on the al sss:s y e. e.
q s s;;': 1s g.. q h. s:
e. 's s.d eos q IS. ne ,s. = .s: ::
sdy.ssi:i.s sIss us;: q some s.sss sSss sss.
'Ahr s. 4 Ess : STsE fiEsS;::'
~ f-eo4ts Auettsasers
RH GRKEN q wILLIAKe. A.eaosssrs.
By virtue Of deed Of trust from wn oeOdrsds.
And vile o. me, dated the 18th November, Iss< aud
pubic sceca 10 n ssa 70, q 81 ;s e
pssmises. on rRIbAY, The i5th July, 1850. 81 slS
IL. SiS 81 sss sai
loving netes end bounds ,-Beein ming for the
nan. thence wss, ls ie.t. thence north q feet To-
sSes tssnss sss, las feet thssce .Outb feet
south 60 the place ofbt GINNING
This property IL situsted on 18th street yest he
tween and NJ streets north
Terms Of sale One half cs.h; and IN. h.Ispo. st
nine months secured by o deed Of trust An con
vey aneihs and stamps st the eoet Of the Durc ma
ser. 49,.
WILLIAM T. MATTINGLy. Trustee
GhEkN WILLIAMS,
Un-e"o6os Auct'oneers
Rf GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctioDesrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on II street be-
tween 2lst and I'D streets, First Ward, az Pubic
On FRIDAY, the 9Th instant. at q, o'ciock D
m we sh III sell, on the premise Lot No A, being
subdi,ision OF Lot No. As, in square No. having
fine front and depth.
Terms; One half cash balance in and L months
for notes bearing interest and secured by deed 81
trust on the premises All convey ancinR aud rev
enss stamps st the cost Of the purchaser go down
when sold.
~ sd GREEE WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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MARRIED,

TILLTON-WELLS. At st. Anpe,s Church
Annapolis, Md, on the 2sth instant, by the Rev.
Father Piskpey Hammond, Capt McLANE TIL
Ton y Marine Corps, to ANNIE MAINE
WELLS, da7ahter OF the late DR. J. Wells U
8. A, an Of Annapolis. Ne cards -. :
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s1s9T- re % ~ GsNgo YgoG9 ~ "a
E5f 1asz hata5 fff Is Ena ar-r7 - eff sf1f I
IA @)Aa Xxx 9 csJGa1&a sa5 gfs'sl3sw
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY OF TWO
TMo-sfORfs FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS
west, at Public Auction
On TIL URsDAY, the I'd day of August newt. at
6ts clock p. m, we shall sell. on the premises
Lot 20 In square No 70, each house having lot d
teet inches trent, by good depth, making them
Terms: One-h cash; balance 6, Il and n
mouths Tor hetee be airing interest and secured by
and revenue stamps at the cost OF the purchaser
sou down on each h9use when sold.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL Ab FOB woAks
LYING-lH ASYLUM,
18th street, tCfrcle,) corner of n street.
This Institution 70 situs ted in the NEST healthy
portion Of the District, surrounded by ITS own
grounds. Cars pass the door every minutes.
Terms 81 Admission from S6to 91O per week
advance. This includes Board, Medicines, Medical
and Sx,gfeal Attesdanee-
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DIED

KING On the 18th instant. at O'Clock O. m ,
R1 KING, colored. He was a young man
lriDg the war OF 1917 He was respected by All. .
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RY CLAGKTr SWEENEY, Auctiopssrs.

A. LLOYD. Solicitor.
" aLeOSds WI. WALL q co., Auct.
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ef-ssa K1as4 re h9taaT 7ftl - 81 fltk-4tN Ga3rf
ea .sgE1s - essss.sz 10 - - AzaIl 1ls7s&I
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~ =. II fe -, - y 2 a - I ~
sfaT.nE rae Ger .sTt
ga 1855
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ri GREEN 4 WILLIAMs, Aucnoneers.
DUNE

Under deed of trust from John r. Clark will
sell on the premises July 18th, at o'clock, Of not
three TO ten acres Of land. adjoining the District
Line, northwest OF the Post Office. ON the road to
bladens burg, four miles from Washington and
two miles from Bladensburg. portion OF the
land Is In high cultivation, with a comfortable
Dwelling, &c. The lots have elevated building
sites, woed and water; . portion has brovnstnne
for building. The railrosd to Point Of Rocks will
pass near. and one Of the contemplated cites of
y Mrs. Gales and Thes. Berry's, is only q mile
Plat to be seen at GREEN SwILLIAMs,.wash.
ington. m
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aoctiooeer1-


BRICK STORE ON LEASE GROUND BENT
On 1TH NORTH, Between x and L Streets one
square above the Northern Liberty Market al
at Public Auction, on MONDAY, the sQth inst .
at 10 o clock q. m, en- the premises
We shall cell the Brick Store, - feetsfrent by 20
feet deep, more less to run two years. with the
privilege Of removing IL At the expiration Of the
Lease. nne chance Tor any one wishing to pur-
chase business property.
Terms maze Known AZ lSs aay OF sale.
Immediately after the sale Of the building, we
shall commsnce 70 sell oil the stock on the prem
40New Parlor, Chamber, and other Stoves
80 New Cooking stoves and Utensils, OF different
Patterns
Tin Ware OF every description .r .r
Buckets, Coal Hods, ktfters
nshment
Dealers are invited 10 attend the SALE
Terms cash. -
H25 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RI JAS. O. McGUIBE 4 90, Auctioneers
TIE SALE OF THE UNCLAIMED PACK
AGHs uNUALLEp FOR AS ADVERTISED BIZ
THE ADAMS EXPRESe COMPANY will com
msnee at the Auction Rooms of smes O. Nc 0sssrs
90. on THURSDAY MORNING, Aug. ID, at 10
o'clock and continu each day thereafter until eli
are sold. By order. =
g. DUNN,
Ea Agent Adams Express Cempaay
IVA 20. Mc0UIkE a CO.. Aacss.
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Notice. and on the very best terms is s-sm.
NAPoLBONpRIeroR OF JULIUs O FsAR.
IN volume I'd. Sir Morton Peto on the Resou rces
snc Prospects OF America. Hpsnceris Narrstiya
ysn. Davis; Ny Vineyard at Lakeviev. Rivers
Miniature Feuit 9aTacn Raes' Yootprfn Of q
hssser Carrier Four Yesrs In the sadie: bY
NS 80 KRAHOK TAHOE.
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) Jt U.u 10 IhteIigencer Building.
EOR RENT-A number Of SHALL HOUSES
L and ROOMS, furnished aud unfurnishsd
fOR SALI-LarGe and Small HOUSES, Nsrth
and South Inquire ct STAIRS Register 0Ace
SOS st. bet. llfh end 18th sts- ny Il eosm.
FoR RxEr-The STORE No, 39l D street,
s!enIe. and one o. the lsr sest end noss conys.
nienfiy situated tore rooms In Wephi0sto CITY ,
Apaly to O. B. DAK 81. g the Star OMSs. jsSO II
EOR REHT-Six ONYORNIoHRD ROOMS al
Il 30. 276 Pssnsylvania avShue, befveen iith
eaa i: = ~ nafsr'nsss rsasirsts5a hHf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-12

From the Rev. D. Merrige, Pastor OF the Pass
yunk Baptist Church, Philada.l
From the many respectable recommendations
gwen to Dr. Aoofaud's German Bitters, | was IN
duced to give them trial. After using several
bottles found the m to be good remedy TOR de-
tty, and most excellent tonic for the stomach
ID. MERRlGE.
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Rev J. s. Herman OF the German Reformed
Church, Kutztown, Berks County, Pa, was cured
Dyspepsia of twenty years standing.
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Remember,

That this Bitters is not Alcoholic, contains no
Rum or Whisky, and cannot make Drunkards, but
is the Best Tonic in the World.
From the Rev. 6. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philada.
have derived decided benefit from the use OF
Hoofand's German Bitters, and feel it my prlvIl-
ege to recommend them as most valuable tonic,
to all who are suffering from general debility or
from diseases arising from arrangement of the
liver. Yours truly, Z. ID. FENDALL.
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JOHNSON'S AMERICAN.
CORNER ILLINOIS q WASHINGTON

CORNER ILLINOIS d " "AShiN6ToN
STREETS, ROCK ISLAND.
nAVING purchased this hotel and fitted
III it up in good style, I respectfully solicit a
share of public patronage. The house Is located
in the very OF business near the ferry land
ing, and not tar from the railroad depots
A few boarders be supplied with good
rooms and board.
Wal have fine large stable, good safe wagon
ward 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.
NB-A good barber's saloon connected with
the house CHARLES HERMANN,
Proprietor.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-12
FARM WAGONS.

AyoTWITHSTANDI am building a
IN large number of Pixies Peak Wagons, I still
continue the business OF making.
THE VERY BEST FARM WAGONS,
and would say to the farmers of this and adjoin
ing counties that can supply them with any
thing they want in my line, of the best quality
and n reasonable rates. B. H. K1MBALL.
Rock Island, Jan. 20, dwtf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-05
c. c. SHARP, M. D.,
Eclectic Physician & Surgeon.

uAvING LOCATED IN COLUMBUS,
II respectfully tenders his professional services
to the citizens thereof and vicinity.
DIR. Sharp begs TO make this proposition 10 all
those who are afflicted with all the various forms Of
Chronic Diseases peculiar TO thiscountry;
First-kOr every patient afflicted, whom will un-
dertAke and promise TO cnre, and whom | fail to
cure will agree 10 give such patient the sum Of
One Hundred Dollars, provided the said patient will
guarantee me One Hundred Dollars, payable
when the cure is completed.
UFFlCE-On Fourth street. between State and
Broadway. in Mr.. j. Millers Office.
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