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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-26
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TO eAcCo.
NEW CIGAR STORE,

Ger. CO0neecao1 ALLEY 4 Perry %
.lR.VOkD = LeCk>aIRE.
INVITE fHE Public TO CALL AT ruE
u ssv suarssss wAse anything In the line Of
Tsbsess, Cigars o. Faney leeds,
ere vsatsa. TAsy hsvs . sull supply % ID
gseAss. ssls sAssp snA sasra9tee sstisfaseioa.
The eeessaieo u WHOLESALE BUT0D0
i especially oslled 10 tAs elosk. hoy neaU.
6sseiss 49, 80 esslsI - - esal = sAssp
10y ooAse hoaoD = ~ ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-26

Trade in Burlington, Iowa, has been
quickened lately by the purchases Of three
sisters who are preparing bridal and houses
keeping outfits, and are soon to marry three
brothers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-26

The Equitable Life Assurance
S0ciety.
OF THE UNITED STATES. POSSESSES
" featurss peculiar TO itself. which belong TO
NO other association in this country engaged in
the business of Life Insur ance, and which are so
favorable to the assured that they cannot fail TO
commend the Society in . peculiar manner TO
the attention and considers alton Of the public.
W. +. Russ, General Agent,
janladtf ~ w. cor Cd and Br adv Sta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-26
MONEYED MEN
Notice.

Notice.
r HAVE FROM THIS DATE ASSOCIATED
i with me. II. Il. SMITH, Esq. Hereafter
General Insurance Daslneee
will be conducted BY us, under the 6rm Of
Hsrtwell 4 Smith, ID. H. HARrWELL.
Davenport, Feb. l, 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-26
lNSU II ANCE.
Money Earning Money.

Money Earning Money.
MONEY INVESTED IN THE,EQUlTABLe
Xvx SOCIETY els always earning money for
its owner"
Bsrnum says that the difference between the
condition Of y none y-loaner and that Of . money.
borr over, is that the former has faithful serv-
ant out at work for him day and night, on Sun
days and Holidays, and 10 always worth more
when he gets up than he wAs when he went to
bed; while the money borrower has somebody
else's friend which he fstters himself is his own,
but which is constantly Iunning him in debt for
somebody else's benefit, and every morning he
rises worth less than he was when he went to
bed. and 10 in fair way to become worthless en-.
tirely.
In the Equitable Society. the premiums are re-
quired to be paid all In cssh. which il kept II.
vested for the benent Of the policy holders; and
30 its members are all money losners.
Every member of the Equitable Society re-
ceiyes in an annual dividend al the earnings Of
his money together with his share of the profits
from selection OLIVES. economy of management.
forfeitures, and other profits resulting from the
business; and 50 money invested in the Equita-
bic Society is always earning money Tor its
owner. W. +. ROSS. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-26
Financial.

vI>BE INSURANCE STOCK LIST Of the H.
i suaARcu MoxrroR AND WALL SrssRr RsvlRw
for December, quotes the Stock Of TN Hoss In.
Co. o. Nav iORk q s0RsY PEE CENT. PRsnlUn:-
and the Capital Stock Of THB Hons 10, with one
exception, twice - large that of any other
Company in America
" Rosa A~.cs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-26

CITY PROPERTY!
Fen SslLE.
- sssnss DsaAy aa1 nm street. elalse.
Lot corner Perry ssA filsh street. elslec,
oev ossspiel - coal ysed, has good railroad
esiltoles. oadis suitsble for stores. wass-housss
- aill6.
La corner Of Perry I'D Hith streets. - Sest
fsoas - 1ailsead, ed 10 Ssst fsoss On Perry
sesssA - y he bsss pesissss 10 the city fos -
olsvo6oe.
{ Loto NTH ftest a. he n. . \. 3. D. ~
100 feet on Western Avenue and 0sines streets.
With frame once sad stable 6rst rsts loestioa
Tor lumber yard.
Good buil1ing lots 10 Best Davenport, hsvs
0ne view Of the river, Rock Island. and the citiee
u Dsvssport aad Rock Island. Price o9OOs ash.
Is Coed bui1ding looe IL the city OF Roeh
slssd, within I've minutes walk Of the u q.
Areeaal. Pfiee ffsa o1oo 70 ESQ.
1Outlots d tes sssss ssch, hslfmils from city
1oek lo1aad, - the Oemdes and Rock lslsnS
Nd. 0uitabss for gardening or frslt raising.
aasls Applv - 0RO. Z. DAv9nPOnL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-26

TK YPHO S,E.
Restoring 4 strengthening
TIE HAIR
MO OTHER PREPARATION FOR THE
IN HAIR. ever presented 10 the public such
AstOnishing Results
In % short time - has the Tryphose.
Fsom Ex Mayor J. Il. llsxsr, who has been
partly Bald for Fifteen Years.
DAxsNroHs. Oct lpth. 1885.
have been using Mrs Coulter'a Try phose for
ehe last six weeks. snd. very much 80 nv surprise
have nice crop Of hair gro wing on the top OF
ny head, where no hair has grown before for
dfteen years JOHN +. HENRY
DAVENPORT. Oct Esd, lses.
Hes. b. N. CouLYEn-Msdam: -
have used your Hair Restorative a. Q deeee.
i0g Tor the HAIR for some Elk weeks. and do not
hesitate to pronounce il superior 10 anything
shst have ever met with for shat purpose
Respectfully Yours
d. y. SHELLEY.
For sale BY ell Drugg,sts and Hau Dresssrsl
Mrs. =. N. COULTER. Manufacturer. Daven.
port. Iowa. +. q. BOX ~ oov7.dlm
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I'D VEIN PERU COAL,
The Peru Cool Compony

HAVING OPENED A YARN FOR Tn8
llSsle Of their Coal. offer 10 - the sllissns Of
Coal absolutely free from Diss, SsaAs end Iron
burning with . clear. intense hest. without
Cinder or Clinksr.
For Domestic nee, il freedom IRON SulpAur
ssd other impurities render il desirable net
Only on sec0ust Of CLnAnluDsA. bat also in -
wing the ereae amount Of labor u keepin9 1foo
and carrying out ashes and climbers.
For producing steam, 10 coal mined II the
West can compete with the I'd Vein Peru Coal.
The most careful and rigid coapafeeive ssest
oy two ofthe prominent Railrosds Of illinois,
have fully decided thst the use Of feru Coal
will save over sixty per cent. over any othse h.
luminous Coal.
constant supply By the eas loaA or sotoil
WI 81 al tunes = 16oal = ~ yRa, eGBoer ~
hesslsoa - SifsA sesssas. Oevsapssl, lss&o
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G E D r . N

G e . f . n
which is the basis Of tie !Bit,ers nov offered TO
the public. Tha, sonor belongs 20. the native
inhabitants Of Central America toiwhom its vir-
tues have been known for more than two hun.
dred years. Armed with it, the Indian bids de:
fance 20 the mos. deadly malaria. and handles
without fear, the most venomous sespents. II
10 belief with them that there is breath in the
CEDRON 10 potent 10 cure, no matter what the
disease may be.
While Dr. Bull is no, prepared to endorse tlis
extrava az ant pretenton, he is nevertheless, sat-
is6ed from thorough examination Of the evi
dence relating to its virtues. that a. . remedy
and preventative for all diseases arising from
exposure, either TO change of weather and eli
mate, or TO the m,asma,c influences, it stands
w it b out q Rival
aud justly deserves the reputation il has 90 long
enjoyed in Central Ameria snd the West Indies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-26
Western Union Railroad.

II. II. HITS, Ag't, Davenport.
Davenport. Feb. 2. 1857.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-23
90 ~ NARELsoN,s srKvEY
CITY OF MINERAL POINT.
FIRST WARD.

Luxe Avery, uc4, lot "a and
house, IN HaGrisou's -nrvey, 1 .
c. t--rew lot ulG - strong,
q al add, i !
Jas. F. Bro vn lot 1, Jik =,
Strong e, %. add, 3 !
Mrs. Grace Bennett, el5 lots i
aul - his 81. Strong I'll alad : g
MIS-. Nary Bowdeu, lot & and
c19 lot : and buildings milk
s., strong 81 al adj, II :
Arthur britain, OTIS : and .
blk q. strong ct al add, q :
Wm. II Curry, lots ], :, 7, $ blk
3. Strong al, add, !
Levi f Graft, l5:s = and 16,
buildings ia Nl...s's Survey, a 8
John ar.er. lots u and build
in Viyit's survey, p 5
-. NJ. utlu1u, and = ont lots
Isl. - and 10, -ar.isDH's
Surrey, 9 ,
Jro. Lcstcrfcld, lot is, Tay-
I.r's addition, p
VIA. Corhett lot Q, block :,
S-Io@y e. al add, 1 .
y. Urry's heirs. out lots %
and VS. 2I6, !!ar.ison's Sur.l2 l
jos d Ciary, lots .6, l.. is Il
Il j., blk =, strong ct al
add, s. 2
PA Cain, lots s and house, Blk
- Strong 1t al add, 6 ,
VIM. DoNd. - acres Of The sci
,et sec %, town ;, range ,, 6 G
Jno. iisiaaey, lot 2, block II,
Strong ct al add, 8 ]
Farley Eaton, outlets 2S5, 2SG,
-. and Z-o, l-arii5uu's Sur. IS /
Dunn & prjdeaux, unGi es,
lot ,, Nliefs Survey, ; .
Abraham Gui3nnrrhy, lots 3
and 9 and house in Strong
Ct nj add, 5
Abraham GoidTorthy, lots la
I:aUr!Son's Survey, + Z.
JLo. hutchinson, part Of lots
II let's Survey, ana ~
llarrison's Survey. 100
Jno. Hutchinson, lot 81,
NleiIs Survey, . :
Jno. Hutchinson, lots II. y &
-, blk H.. strong ct al add -
VIM. J. Ueaiey, lots -. Is. -
and 81 >trong's ~ alterat'n ; c
Mrs las. James, , > acres off
81 SCI sec 36, town 3. R2. 81
VIM. jacka, lot - yIiet's sur. s 6
" m. jackson, lot IS and house
Niiet,s Survey, S.
ThOS. Kelly. lot , and : HI =
Strong ct al. add, -
Vim. Lanyon, ST, Iot1 ( house
Nliel's Surscv, % 8
Wm. l-anyon. Jr. VIZ lots &
10. and 10 feet OF me p .ida
Los , and .,
Blk 81. Strong ct al add d y
Jos. Lean, lot !, blk - Strong
Ct al add, G :
Mrs Laudugan. lot 10 Stronc,s
I'll abortion, . 8
GaaS r. I.ecate. lots I. . 2 and
= los Strong ct al add excqnt
that part Of owned NV N
). Thomas. and nar; ora ra-
served nv {. Wrodu,n 1e-
Chas. +. ~ rate l.fs . ,'nl (
blk IS. Strong e. m ada E. %
Chas. q. Legaie. Tot 2 bjr
Strong ct al add. . Z.
Timothy Lynch tots Il ana7S
and - feet OF q Sill. 1S and
10. -. exceni 81 Ct -
side and house in sfronr ,t
al add. n a
Wm.lI. Leroe. sci lot n yIiat.z
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-23
I-el SET Music

5 \ q 5 AND CUORUSEs
Sen. any address free postage, on receipt Of price
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-23
Unredeemed Lands.
oryIes % CLEEE or BoARD SCPs.
Iowa CorSrY. 5TIs !
nj, --sfr NJ 81 - 4

orYIez oF CLEgE oe BoARp SCPs. J
Iowa CorSrY, Us. !
Dodg vile, Nov. 2.th, 1866
N0TICG !, hereby given, that the
~ following lands and ,i;y and
Fillag- Lots, IN the Cc1a.y OF lowa,
and state OF Wisconsin. were sold
by the Treasurer o. sail County, on
the sixtl Gar uf september. \. u.
1851. f1r II. delinquent taxes Of the
year lSj5, and olhac years. below
specified
Gh- amount set opposite to each
trait OF land aaj City and Village
Lo. Is tn amount n tax, interest
and charges i'- thereon, computed
~ % the las; d.y OF redemption.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes
AMI charges are paid on sae follow
Ing described tr4c Of Lands and
City and Village lots on or before
the i h dag OF September, A. d.
1851, the same viii be conveyed BY
Tax Deed u the purchaser.
GEO. II. O Is, Clerk
az Bo-rI Of Supervisors,
G2gssl Iowa Co. Wa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-23

NJ. 81. STRONG
Lotto, blk ., Strong e. al add, ost
Lot |, bi u, 512
Lot ., blk 80. 90 a. IN
Lot .. -, Strongs Alteration. 5 II
Lots y and II ana parts ofiots
lie, IL, l.. and Is. blk ii. 4
buildings, Strong ct al add. So 10
=. r. sweet, lots 81 and &
10, blk 3, strong ct al add, 96T
+. landlord, lot 5, block 40,
Strong ct al add. 70 SIS
Stephen Thomas, lots 8 anae
blk II, anc house in Strong
ct n add, % n
HIch'd thomas, dec. lot 3. blk
%, and house in Strong ct al
Addition, 20
Jno. Frederick, middle /! ont
lot 50, and house in Harri-
NJ soh S,ClrFey, 171o
lor's addition, aot
Peter foay, deceased
L 81 =, - ~ HaFrlson's survey.
sd lot rs, - 80.
feier Toay, deceased. all that
putt 81 lot -ol and house il.
HarFIsou's Survey not decd
cd by said Peter Toay to Jas
and Jno. Toay, re--
Peter Toay, deceased evil.
y Fllet's Survey. re-
Ibaidine Estate, lot 20. Tav.
T,a lpr ! add IN SO
lu, |. and =, and parts ~
lots and IL, oh. y, & hons
IN Strong e al add. % az
juc. u. hh.telaw, lots and 8
DIX = and house in Strong
ct al add, :,
Jno- d. "hitelaw, all those nts
OF lots and :, blk 10. ar5
mouse IN Strong ct Il add. In
X ) decided 10 said Abita
law by J Il. Wright /. wifa ., II
'as. W aliace, lot Island hor.a
iia~rison's urvey. IT %
- ii. WhiltIesey. Ions G ar7,o %
ea tots l and', blk 81, and
mouse III Strong ct aIadd. ~ "a
SECOND wAlp.
Jas. Arga!I, parts of lois 1n2
T., - ahd IL decided to
m! mn ~ !" M Samyon ( wige
IN. lett { I'll. Ial'Tey, So 80
LOIS lc3 and 10 Iei.-s So
ano part ofouJ-,ot ID tI3rri.
sons Survey,
" m Broad, parts lots s.. 81 +
v and house EleiLr, Sur,.,,~ -, 20
u. '. Buriis, part of T.. y - .
iei' survey, patented 10
nm nm eN; mat part decided by
VI. u. Coyhren, lots C and g.
ana house, Irwin ct nj add a
hoot. 'onneliy, lots 4 - -
81 ana house Irwin Ct ~ asd 9 %
" N Cabbage. ; Of out-lots
~ " 10 IA liarris5a's ,ry - &
" ~. & hesteriielJ, s.. 10; iol ~
Nliet's Survey, 90
\. Curry ; heirs, part ofl,. ., .
\. t 5Ig,s sure" h..3,.y,.' IS 81
- + 80 : hslFs, undt lot IL,
-t1SF[ison's sarvey, ana parS
.. ivt -, let's survey. l.
j. % lot Is ilarrisoa's &2r 40
NIlh9ids Cornish, = i0-fgGfbz
"cigS OF out-lot $50, I.arr;-
NI-Ao.as Cornish, outlet 237
iii.FTiso'f's Survey, ns
stephen CheEaII undE .r moro ~
III oai-l1t 2.I. Iarrfs.rfs 81, . o,
Saml Ia fJrd. dee ~, .5 q =
4 and ~ Sliet's Sgrya,,' =, 20
%. .'t' ~, Doyle. dec. part + Lot
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-23

c
- :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-23
'Aii "a - titt. MS
Lot lu7, NIeit's Survey
LOT las -

= Lot I17. VIII. s.,
Lot lJ>.
% VIM Jacl,so, r.-.,-. i
house. TTar -. 'O' L o ana
81 ! patrf,l. E,r''
~ honsryfa,.,, - lo1 40 and
- josiah 80, : ".
- .4t - ~ -, ~, iolS -,
- i1~s -, ,''''' = x build
Q Wm. I,any6n y, ~ 1 I'i"; =
~ 49,. 80, ~ a. Dulld-
% Wn5 49, mr., ,,,'-.' iIel : sur. IS,
.-1E,.;s Par ouJ-!ot Us,
= Wm IaI,,.o,, 80. ,..,' :, ; GI- s.
~ h.u.a ~, 70 Iot % and
HENRY -. .
SCI nv - co. 90. =. - =, acres Of
N Tasg..5, o. 1 ., R3,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-23

I0D0E ) NDDIITON-
": Lot No. !, Division ST. Get, Is 26
MaDoEN'S ADDITION.

Lots - & 80, on Beque;te t. IS &
Lot gS, on Jewell street. s q
4 parcel Of land adjoining lot
1%3. decided from Madden 10
Alidhoe, 8 o.
3ot acre or land adjoining lot
$50. tsec heed from Madden
20 Mrs Carter. IN vol. s,
page I32, AID see deed from
Midoe 10 carter, vol. 6,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-02

not the case bank bills wou!,l he va,uclcss
They hnrc no value except in so much as they
represent values. The city bills issup,. in
small quantities sas they will be, stand in the
same position. They, for tho most important
uses at tho present time. will rcprcscn, their
nominal value in legal tcn'lcr notes. and there
is no reason why, in thit community. they
should not he worth pnl on the market. If
patriotism und love Of home prevail over the
greed for gain, city bill: will moi only no, de-
preciute, but, also, no person will lose thereby.
The next question that presents itself is,
who ia to be blamed for this condition of
things? The answer il not difficult. Generul
SIckLEs imagined that he knew more abou,
the wants Of the State Of South Carolina than
did her wiscst citizens. lie thought that he
could, in column Of a newspaper. frame Il
better system oil laws for ollr people ihau
could they for themselves after an experience
Of near Two centuries. lie knew our wunis
nnd, Of course, offered pniiacca For uli Of ON
woes. lie issued ORDER NO. 10 nni ORDER
NO. 81. Beautiful indeed Elevated mornis
such rs the General loves; high philanthropy
such as SicKLEs ndnircs, but bad policy, a:
tho present condition OF. the city proves. i
debts and rents cannOl he collected. taxes Ger
tainly cannot be paid Thanks 10 Genera
SIcKLEs md n Rndicnl Congress-, the city o
Charleston is now compelled to issue rapc
money.
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THE NEW ISSUE OF CITY MONEY.

The City Council last night determined to
issue, not to exceed $50, 900 in city bills. AS
o question Of political economy We would
object most strenuously TO this if it were no,
rendered absolutely necessary by the position
into which We are thrown by the force of
events over which we have no possible control.
The city government must be carried on; the
streets must be attended to; the police must be
supported and fed. Without these, health and
property cannot be preserved, unless W.
should appeal to tho military; and with all
uue respect to them we must confess that We
as citizens, would rather dispense with their
assistance.
The first question that necessarily arisss !,
whether the credit Of the oity will be affaotsd
by this. We believe not, because wa tnov
that all men who are Interested in our 6nanoia,
affairs will look into the resources of tho o,,v
and will be satisfied thst they are ample. Tbey
will further SEQ that $40, 600 were issued under
the previous ordinance; that about $4,000 OF
this amount has not been returned in the shape
Of taxes and that tho city cannot issue in reality
more than $4,000 in addition, which would
not be largo Indebtedness for q not very
largo business firm. They would also know
that this amount IL to be taken in taxes and
for licenses, and that, In this manner heinz
rapidly absorbed by the city, It will have no
time to depreciate on the market. II a piece
Of paper can produce the value Of one hum
drod cents In market, there Is no reason why
II should no. be worth dollar. II this were
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LARGEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dali,

LARGEST CIROuLATIoN.-7He DAILY
NEWS publishc, the Official List Of Let
'ers remaining in the Fosto0ice at the cnd
Of each meek, assreeably tn he Jfe!1oss:as
secttoe Of Mc Ne,o Poato6ice Law, as the
nesesPapsr haviag the largest circulation in
the;FFtytef Charleston:
sEIoN u AMI be Il It ther enacted That lists Of lot
ters malIog called for IN any Postoco IN any city
townfor village. whete newspaper shall 10 printed
shall hereafter DO pubshed only tho ncwspapo
which, being published weekly oftcner, shall haro hI
lurgcet oeunton within range CT delivery of the sut
Ctt.ca
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CHI A r L ES TON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER q, 1886

jon WoRK.-we have now completed our
Office 30 as to execute, in the shortest possible
timo, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
frien,le
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OOPARTMER RSHIPS,

oIssoLuTlON OH COPhRTNERSIIIP
THE CoPARrEERsHIp HERETOFORE EXISTING
l. ulder tho name and Htylp OF CATHCART McMII,-
Ian MORTON. Is this day dissolved by mutual con.
Hent. MIR. @. II. CATHcAHr bay,pg retired nom tho
same. AL persons indebted 10 tho late firm Will make
immediate payment to J. ". MCMILLAN, on behalf of
tho undersigned who will continue bisincss under
tho name and stylo OF MCMILLAN & MORTON
AL claims against the Inic firm must lie presented at
the olco OF the CHARLEsToS DAILY News ior payment
JAS. ". MCMILLAN.
MANDRED MORTON.
October /, 1867. October
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M E ETlN G S.

CUnIaIIsSIoSEi,S or MARKETS.
REGULAR MONTHLY MI.EllNH OF THE CON.
n MlSSiISEltS will bn i-il Tiis .tffcrRstn. AT Mar
.ct Hall, 4, o'clock. wat. kIRKwOuD,
October = Chief Clrik,
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EDUCATIONAL,


MADAME VICTOR pETir'S EEENtu AND
ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
FOR l'0ENG LADIES,
MO. 10 BROAD STREET,.
5iNlIE EXERCISES Of 1IIIS school. WILL III Rr-
i sUMED on IatJidy. tue 6ret Of q ...'rr.
Professors T.. II. I1l3BES and +. \. PORCHEK will
continue their regular COURSES Of distraction in hc
School; Rnd tor the Ot branches the best teachers
heretofore have also been secured.
Seple nbcr28 smwt
MISS nIURDI1S " SISTER'S sNGI.ISII AND
FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
fI'HE FIRST SESSION OF THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
l. viii conlnIeuce ON U.iOGer LIST aud close Frutu.
Ath. Pupil. will be charged from llu time ud+.
son For terms. &r..appiy at No. 10 LElAR STREE
September ~ wnlw3
classical. MhTIEaiiTitAI, ES1i.ISII
AND FRENCH SCHOOL.
NO. ~ WENTWORTH STREET
Tl,uE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL. WILL BE: Ill.
l. SUbIED Un 7a.stdy Octobrr L. Young gentlemen
Will bu prepared Tor college or business.
HENRY NJ BRUINS, Principal
few boys will bc received b0arrirrs I'm the family
~ uir Principal. mwG September Ii
ntRS JOHN 4. HUM
NIyII.I. RESUME THE EXERCISES OF HER SCHOOL
w TUESDAY. OcuGrr lEt. Il hrr HcsilrDrr. Marx
street, opposite Elizabeth.
MUSIC AND FHFNcH taught whrn desired.
SrptcnlDcr 10
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B O A r Dl n G i.

DOARDING.-TIIREE PLEASANT Ikt,uaiS
ID with good BOARD cnn he had on immediate aprlt.
cation TO No. 69 CHURCH :'ThEET wIhl side, neal
Trsdd street. Terms req sunablc June l..
1HXCELLlGNT BOARD, AT VERY Low
IL rates. in the most central business part tho city,
without lodging. In private house, now he had
lNcr l,,aA.
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--- NUTICE. ---|
TUE coPARTNERSIIIp HERETOFORE EXISTING
l. between Tie undersignrh, in the PLANNING MILL
snd LUMBER business, under thu iirIn Of EBAIItiI 4
hALLONER, haa been Tits hay dissolved i,y nluun
consent JOHN e. MaLLoNEE alone {, authorized q
settle tho afinrs "f tho said copartnArship.
d. G.. EBAITGH
JOHN c. NIALLoNEE,
CHARLesros September q. Isa7.
Septemhers linn
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I.uHI.IC SGIiUO1.S--CI1Y OF CHARLES
TON
FTIiE EXERCISES ar THESE SCHOOLS wIIL. Dr.
i resumed OH Monday, lie 7tI October.
Tho state Normal School having been discontinued
FREE SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS will he opgned In tia,
lilding, and tho Girls Grammar Department Of the ST.
Philip Street School transferred In lhai School In
on to the regular COURSE Of instruction Afforded Ia
tue Public Schools II Ia the intention Uf thu Hoard 10
ganzc ut this School atlSan cllsAes
ie beuct OF young ladies who my desire to preplrS
themselves for teaching In the ST. Philip Street School,
in place vi the 0rs Grammar Department, removed ID
thr Normal school, Boys Granular department will be
or,aiiz IL.
Applications for admission o either of the Schools
bc uade daily ut the respective School Houses betw
tue hours nf AMI lU a. NJ aid after the above
mentioned, until further notice,
by order ur the board. L. MONTAGUE 0IlIMRE,
Secretary Commissioners Froe Sch ools.
September - mo- 10