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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK +!

VI JkeUS WaJJUNAI BAvVk
Of DAVENPORT.
Capital $4,000
BX g n a N q Y
Bought and Sold on the most favorable terms.
COLLECTIONS
Made on I'll sccessiblo points, ana Drafta drawn On
Oil the principal elites. and towns, in the y. ..
GOLD AND SILVER
Bought and Sold. Highest market price paid III
GOLD COUPONS.
Rspscial attention given 90 the purchase and sale Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
We make eur own Drafts on
rOREEG.r COUNTREE0.
IL Deposits and General Bsuking business r.
spectfully collected. To oar custom ors we pledge
the most liberal tToaxuaeut.
OFFICERS:
VIC. wApswoers, Prest. J. 9. ensa. Vice Psset
}. {. CJsKiLN, Cashier. Lawn Dasw, Asst Cash
VIC. Wadsworth Moses Kelley,
J Smith, Geo. 3. Wood.
J q. Conklin, jobs Il. Boyle,
D. N. Richardson, L. b. Meysr,
Geo. y. Parker. jauSi-dH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12
DEL TIsTs.
.R. r. N. m HEnRS.

-.n&Ne DENTIST. Once doors east cor
gNkS2 ~ nsr Of Brady and Second streets,
;iyTe Has had over ~ years practice in
o this city. Has the complete appara-
Ne for manufacturing and administering Nitrons
Oxide Of Gas. for painless operation In Extracting
teeth tanl2-lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12
OhN I'LL Y. D. D. c. kUUSDY,
DRS. BELL Il ROT NDH,


physicians AND SURGEOOS. Office
L on Third Street, one door west Of Brady,
south side O1cs hours from to ~ A. u. and
from 2tosPM auglo-f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12
A. =. maxwell. m. M.

Homeopathic Physician.
nFFICB AND RESIDENCE on EAST
~ Side Of Brsdy Street, near 9Th. first door
above the Christisn Church. Of6se hours. to
S-l2 to IS tot. oct6o- dem
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-27

W In retiring from the chair of the
Louisville Democrat, w. W. Harvey says
that the greatest sin he has editorally
committed in the past ten years of his
connection with the press, has been in as
sisting to make great men out of very poor
material. We are sorry that Mr.. Harvey
is not an isolated sinner in this respect.
Let the editor who is not guilty, ''cast the
first stone"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-27

LEGISLATIVE VISITING COMMITTEE BY a
law of the last session, the Governor is re-
quired to appoint joint committee con-
sisting of three State Senators elect and
one Assemblyman elect from each Con-
gressioual district to visit the several be-
neyolent and penal institutions of the State
during the month of December, and report
10 the following session of the Legislature
respecting their wants and requirements.
The following committee has been ap-
pointed by Governor Fairchild for the
present year: Senators G. G. Hazelton of
Grant, n Williams, of Dane, and Sat-
Clark of Dodge, and Assemblymen A. G.
i Kelam Of Walworth, A. j. Turner, of Co.
lumbia, Charles Pole, of La Fayette, d. w.
Maxon, of Washington, Luther Buxton, of
Winnebago, and j. G. B. Baxter, of Clark
and Jackson
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-27
Merchants Protective Union
MERCANTILE
Reference Register

The MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION, organized to
promote and protect trade by enabling its subscri-
bers to attain facility and safety in the granting OF
credits, and the recovery of claims at all points,
have to announce that they WILL in September 1906
publish in one large quarto volume;
The MECHANICS PROTECTIVE UNION MERCANTILE
REFERENCE REGISTER, containing, among other
things, the NAMES, NATURE OF BUSINESS, AMOUNT OF
CAPITAL, FINANCIAL STANDING, AND RATING AS TO-
CREDIT, of 100000 of the principal merchants
traders, bankers manufacturers and public conpan-
les in than so 600 ofthe cities, towns villages
and settlements throughout the United States their
territories and the British Provinces Of North Amer
lea; and embracing the most important information
attanable and necessary to enable the merchant 10
ascertain at glance the CAPITAL, CHARACTER, and
DEGREE OF CREDIT Of his customers as are deemed
Newspaper Directory, containing the title, charac-
ter price, and place of publication with full partc-
ularsreatye to each journal, being complete guide
to the press of every county in the United States
The reports and information will be confined to
those deemed worthy of some line of credit; and as
the same will be based, so far as practcabe,upon the
written statements of the parties themselves revised
and corrected by well-known and reliable legal cor
respondents, whose character will provea guarantee
ofthe correctness of the information furnished by
truthful and complete, and, therefore, perior to,
and of much greater value than any pre- riously is
sued.
By aid of the MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.
business men will be enabled to ascertain at glance
the capital and graduation of credit, compared with
financial worth, of nearly every merchant, manufac-
turer, trader and banker, within the abb renamed
territorial limits.
On or about the first Of each month, subscriber
will also receive the Monthly Chronicle, Containing
among other things, record of such important
changes in the name and condition of FIRMS through
out the country, as may occur subsequent to the
publication of each hafYearly volume of the MER-
CAMILLE REFERENCE REGISTER:
Price of The Merchants Union Mercantile Reference
Register fty Dollars (s5o) TOR aohich it ciH be for
aoarded to any address in the United States, trans
pertatton paid.
Holders of fre $40 shares Of the Capital Stock inc
addition to participating in the profits ,cu receire on
copy fine MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER free Of
charge holders of ten shares ,ciH be entitled to TWO
copies ; and no more than shares of the Capita,
Stock lciU be allotted to any one applicant
ALL remiHances, orders, or Communications relative
to the book should be addressed to the Merchants Pro
tectire U7,ion in the American Exchange Bank Build
No. 12S Broad,o ay ( Boa 2566,) Ne'o York [526m j
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-27

GROWTH OF THE METuoDIsTs.- Official
figures made public in the Methodist Gen
eral Mission Convention at New York, on
Saturday, show an increase of members in
the Methodist Episcopal Church during the
past year, in the United States, of one
hundred thousand. The increase and val
ne OF church property in the same time,
has been $4,000, 600.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-27
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned il DESTROYS of selling bis farm
;,aa,ad IN Highland about milef west Of TIE viii
lace IF franklin The farm contains $50 acres, 220
acres fenced and under cultivation, the balance DIM
her. of very good quality. There are two first
rate harms with good -ock Easements, OF tleI js
3 by 81 feet 80 by 81 feet, seed stabIng nnder tho
whole there is a stationary threshing machine in
S.et with a good Kitchen and large cistern. there
are a number Of other good oufbuildiDgs. very
good thrifty orchard consisting Of 200 choice apple
trees besides lot OF cherry and plum Trees also
yeIy rare lot of grapes. The h and barns
insured to the amount of $500
The above farm will be sold for $4,000. Terms,SlO00
down the balance in yearly payments $1,000 each in
terest per cent fox further particulars. apply on tho
dremigess 0Ee EUMA6D pAyIES.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-27

S,rSsH,SE AND SHADOW IN NEW YORK. BY Matthew
Hale Smith. Illustrated: 72l PIP. Hartford, Conn:
j. b. Burr & Co. 1865.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-27
WHEN YOU BACK THE MACHINE 1T
GOES OUT OF GEAR!

Buy no Machine without Agator.
Buy Machine that Wheat Oats Grass Seed in the
same Box. No Machine but Manny's will do this.
Do believe agents of other machines who tell you they
attach Grass Seeer and Aator to their Machine year
Their machines not made for it. and they do this deceive
you.
We the only agents who keep full assortment of CAST
INGS for all machines SELL All defective parts will be
placed free the first year.
We sell machines for less price with all the above attach
men than other cheap and inferior Seeders We have respon
sble agents in every town-ask for the Nanny Seeder.
JOHN STRACHAN
General Agent, Mineral Point.
P MORRIS, Dodgevile. n@f
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-27
SENATE.

Republicans, ~ Democrats, H.
ASSEMBLY.
Adams-O. B. Lapham.
Brown. S Curtis, Randall WilcoI
Buffalo-kobert Henry.
CaluMet-C III. M. Peterson,
Chippewa and Dunn-Thad. G. Pound.
Clark and Jackson. q. b. Baxter.
Columbia-A. j. Turner. Thornton Thompson,
Freeman NJ. Ross.
Crawford-B. F. Fay.
Dane-John L. johnson, Knute Nleson, John Id
ans, Andrew Henry, Geo. b. Smith.
Dodge-Cyrus Perry, Rees Erdms a. d. Detany,
Eugene O. Conner.
Door and Kewaunee-J. II. Mcdonald.
Eau Claire and Pepin-Fayette Alien.
Fond du Lac-H. G. Bottum, e. y. Belts, /. X.
Hamilton, w. S. Warner, Andrea Deiringer, Charles
Grant-Joseph Harris, G. H. Brock, VIM. Pitt
Dewey, B. NJ Coates. A. r. Mccartney.
Green-Jeff. f. Wescott, Thomas Jackson.
Green Lake,. L. Hoyt.
Iowa-Abner Powell w. Z. Rowe.
Jefferson-John Rtledge. S. Conklin,. ~. Winslop
j. NJ Bingham.
Juneau-E f. Potter
Kenosha-Samuel E. Tarbell.
La Crosse--C. c. Palmer, N. P. Walker.
La Fayette-N. B. Richardson, Cherries Pyle.
Manitowoc-Joha Bohae, Richard Donocan, j. l..
Fobes.
Marathon and wood--Henry Reed.
Marquette-Hm. Murphy
Observation-Disclosures Dre,g, Geo. Albert James Hoye,
s. c. West John FsAenz Joseph Phitips, d. III. john
son. II. C. Ruakel, Henry Roth, John Shedet.
Monroe-Jesse Bennett
oconto and Shawano-P. Semple.
Outagamie---C. Z. Mcintosh.
Ozaukee-Job Haskell.
PIERCE. H. lees.
Polk, Bayfield, &c.-Henry D. Barron.
Portage-Henry Huntley.
Racine-A L. Phillips III. L. Gilmore.
Richland-J. NJ. Thomas.
Rock-Seth Fisher, d. E. Maxon, Adelmon Sher-
man, c. III. Parker, A. NJ. Thomson.
Sauk-C. c. Hunts, John Gillespie.
ST. Crox-C. D. Parker.
sheboygan-T. NJ. Blackstock, Sylvester Caldwell,
Geo. S. Graves.
Trempeleau-D. Arnold.
yernon-John NJ McLees, Van S. Bennett.
Walworth-A. G. kellam, John A. Smith, Daniel
Hooper,
Washin gton-John Kaster, d. ". Maron
Waukesha-Vernon Tiechnor, E. Hurlbut james
Mcdonald
Waupaca--M. H. Sessions.
Waushara-J. n. P. Bird.
Neutrality-suspicious. Buxton, G. W. Trask, J.H
Foster.
Republicans S. Democrats 50.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-27
The LEGISLATURE of 1869.

The following is list of the members
of the next Legislature. Republicans in
Roman, Democrats in italic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-04
EVENING STAR
LATE KILOGRAMS. &c

The argument in the JEFF. Davis case on ths
motion Of his counsel that the Fourteenth Con.
sututional Amendment relieved him from all
OIheI punishment except that specified in IN >
dIucle' was continued before Chief Jnsfirs
1hase 81 Richmond yesterday, when Cioyern5r
IL h. Wells and District Attorney Reach Or
the Government, replied TO MT OuId. Dana
closes for the Government, and O'Conor for
MIR. DAVIS to-day. "
A special from Omaha says that m 70 thraa
CLOCK yesterday afternoon two thousand car
hau passed over the Missouri river az that
POM, on Tue temporary bridge built by the
InlOn racine Railroad. Hereafter freight will
uOn.
me New England Temperance Convention
y giving strong indications OF a purpose on the
part OF leading politicians and rrfOrIners to IN
sist Oh a revival Of the Massachusetts Prohibi-
tory Liquor Law
nlted States squadron ard Gen Mona
lohr the American Minister 10 Paraguay Ieft
no JaueITO FOR AsuncIOn on the 21th ult Mr.
NashbUrn l. expected at RIO Janeiro.
The New York Chamber of Commerca has
ADOPTED the recOmmend atiOn of the New or
leans Chamber that tare on hogsheads of suyar
De hNed ~ twelve per cent.
here has been a marked advance within tho
past W o weeks IN the price of South Carolina
state securities.
The Cornerstone of a monument To the Com
irdrlatr dead was laid yesterday at the N div
wood Cemetery. Richmond
Nova Scotia politicians are still agItate over
The repeal question.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF CONpEMNED ORDNANCE AND
- ORDNANCE STORES.
Will be sold: at public auctien, at Fort Monroe
Arsenal, Old Point Comfort. Va, on MONDAY
shs sTs ,n nay 81 DetfembeT, lS63 At 10 clock
following articles, viz:
249 Field, Seige and sea coast Cannon Howitzers
ana Mortsrs cast iron CAD AID bronze, az
81 wrought iron Gun Carriages, and cast iron
Large quantity of Artillery indictments and e1pi n
ments 'P
1928 Shot. Shell, Spherical Case Stands of Crane
ara Canister fer smooth bore and rid ed
guns, Of various caibres.
SO Foreign Model Arms, of various calibres.
l0Bnrnside Csrbines good order.
Io9 Killed Mnskets, altered TO percussion, cal.
34S Foot artillery Swords. good ORDER
lS Springfield Riiied Muskets, cal. IS.
a Rifles, assorted
3Sportlng Rifles and Shot Guns.
Go Light Artillery Ssbres
272 N. q. U. and Musicians swords
Infantry Accoutrements, Horse Equipments, and
Artillery, and cavalry Bits and Iron Parts, for
2 678caItEidee Bags, Channel and sergeJ
Rope and Corn Sacks.
BLACK smiths Carpenters. sstdlers', and Amor
Thirty days will be allowed for the removal OF
cannon; fourteen days for all other stores.
on day OF sale, balance on delivery of the goods.
catalogue OF the articles to be sold will be ar
nished upon application at this Arsenal, at the
The officer making the sale reserves the right TO
bad In and sus pend the sale whenever the bidding
does not come p 10 the limit that may be fixed by
ever the interests Of the United States his opil
Ion, may be subserved By 60 doing.
Maj. of Ordnance and Bvt. Col US A., Comdg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-04

6-A new paper has been started at Kent,
CT. called the Banner and Banquet Of Love.
II Is the OTgtn of the Reformed Me.nodIsts
~ A lady member of a New York church
has Ten .sdiScIplined' nv the ecclesiastical
authorities, and now her husband institutes 81
suit Tor slander-damages $500.
~The divorces IN Vermont for five years
past have numbered one 10 every twenty mar
TIages. The hief causes are intolerabIe sever.
ity and wiliful deSertIOn.
HJewelry of a luminous bronze is coming
into vogue quite rapidly.
SWh a,ever you may do leave in your
apartments an outlet for coal gas. Coal gas
and consumption are fraternally linked, and
sTe very sffectiOnSte. Where one makes il a
habit OF abiding, will surely in due time. be
found the other.
- Here is one of Daniel Pratt's speeches at
the Boston Woman's Suffrage Convention /:
Il am for wOmsn's rights. i go for giving
every old maid a husband. and every old bache-
IOK a wife. 1 am an old bachelor. His voice
was drowned III n roar OF laughter, aud the
announcement OF the next speaker shut him of.
- Napoleon has sent the Pope 2J,OOO mus
kets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-04

GOOD ADVICE FROM MORMON-Briyham
Ioung does not want the female Mormons 20
wear long dresses. but he does not want their
garments TOO shsrt either. He says:
Bring them down 10 the tops OF your shoes.
and have them so that you can walk and clear
The dust, and do notexpose your person. Have
Your dresses neat and cemely. and conduct
yourself, IA the strictest sense of the word, in
chastity. II you do this, you set a good exam
pie before the rising generation. Use good
language, wear comedy clothing, and act in all
things 80 that you can respect yourselves ard
respect each ether. We wish you TO remember
ana carry out these counsels"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-04

sT-A New York paper says: "rhe new tar
tan PiaId suits on Broadway are perfectly
charming. There Is a good deal of the Helen
MCCIegoT attitude of defiance about fai
Iromenader now when she TiIngs back acrosS
her shoulders the folds OF a PLAID cloak and
peers al you from beneath the dainty little hat
" hieh Is PeTChed on her nose"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-04

sSTen years ago man named Jaques Con
StaGt murdered, from jealousy, a young an
beautIfuI Italian girl IN New Orleans. He was
convicted CT the crime. but escaped punish
mvnt by some legal bubble, only 10 becom
insane sh Jrtly after. Last week he died, driven
10 death by the phantom of a fieshless skeleton
which ne imagined always by his side, seated
On LIS pillow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-04

INTERESTING CASE DECfDED.-In the decis-
ion of the Taylor Will case at White Plains
New y Ork. on Tuesday, case in yolving over
hslf a million dollars worth of property-the
woman who had lived for years with Mr.. Tay-
Tor as his wife. without actual marriage, was
held 10 be his legal Wife, and the offspring
were admitted a heirs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-04

10y GREEN a WILLIAMe,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26, southeast corner 7th and streets.
THE MOST INTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD
WARE AND AGRICULTURALIMPL
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the Goth instant,
1--WE Will sell, at the Warehouses and
- Store OF j. p. Bartholow. ESQ OBJ
posfte the Centre Market, on 7th street, be-
tween Pennsylyania avenue and the canal, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock m, and continue from day
TO day until ell Is sold, the largest most complete
and general assortment Of Hardware and Agricul-
tural Implements ever offered for sale in the city
Of ashineton. As the stock 10 well known TO be
Of the most superior quality and greatest variety
We Deem IL unnecessary TO enumerate.
Terms cash.
nol9d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DIED.

DIED.
KIRBY. On the d instant. at half past six
O'Clock, ANNIE ELLSWORTH KIRBY, aged
Years. months and day.
Farewell mother and kindreds dear,
from this world depart;
To meet n gel brothers there,
Where sOrrOws never come.
Remember me in your prayers, dear mother,
That you may meet me there;
Where the aEsels hover round my bed,
To welcome me to my place of rest.
HAINES In UbiOntown, ID. G ON the ID in
slant. ELLA REBECOA, only child of David e
and MARY Elizabeth Haines, aged year and Is
days.
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STOVES, &c,

PREPARE FOR WINTER.
~ Repairs for all kinds and sizes OF -
III STOVES, RANGES, FURNAOES-
- can be found at BOYD'S STOVE and ~
IA RDWABE, 479 9Th street Bring name sne
number of stove. Oldstoves taken in part payfer
new ones. kOBERT BOYD, 47S eth, bet d and
streets. ee SIM
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MARRIED.

HOUGH-METZGER. On Tuesday, November
24th. at Chrst's Church, by the Rev. DIR. Goodrich,
J. VI r. HOUGh, OF Washington, ID. o., 10
MARY, daughter OF the late Daniel MetZger, of
Baltimore, Maryland.
sLNEFF-FLEURY. At the residence of the
bride. the % instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Lewis,
BYRON sENEEF. Cf Chillicothe, Ohio, To rs
TITLE LOUISE FLEUhY, of this city.
FEARsON-pUNALL. On the I'd instant, in
the stu6y of the Western PIesby terian Church, by
Pew. J. n. Coombs, W. Ii. FEAESON to Miss
u LA A. DUVALL. No cards
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no Z-lavsw TChron znotione,r.
RH GREEN WILLIAMS.
W Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
no. e26 Southeast corner OF Seventh and ID -.

RY GREEN WILLIAMS
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
NO. e2o Southeast corner OF Seventh and ID ~.
TBusIEIs SALE o! a TwosIoRI FRAME
ON MONDAY, the 18th day Of December
next ss 81 sGSs 81 Srue c ss ss ss, on
dalsd 10Th day q asE' 1851, A D., and duly re.
Of the land records Of washinetsa county, ID. O..
all thai Isos A. subdivision OF Lot lumbar vo a.
in Square nuIaber two hundred and seventy seven
(277,D befng y. i. Lenmsns subdivision OF Lot
number two, CD in sale square two hundred and
eleven en- inches on Vermont avenue, between y
and streets north, aud RI ming back one bun.
ered and eleven illl) feet eight aud one halt sss,
inches TO the place Of begin nj NC, with the i'm
proyemenfs, consisting OF a tWottory Frame
Terms: Ope-third cash; balance In six and tve,v.
menths, for oes bearing interest, and sscursd by
oeee oil trust on the premsss. Ali convey anclaS
sLd revenue stamps at the cost OF the purchaser.
And II the terms are NOT complied with IN Eve
days after the day Of sale, the reserves the
right 20 resei the prem II the rtsk and co~f S
the defaulting purchaser, BY advertising thrsa
times In some Newspaper published in Wsshinss
ton, d. G. PATRICK MURPHY, rrustee
GRHEN wILLfAMs
dea-eo6os Anctio1eers.
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RY VIM. L. WALL = 90, Auctioneers,
u Stores = 5 and 3l1,
Southwest cor. Penns ave. and 9Th strsa,
CON0TABLE,S sLI.v

~ BY virtue Of an execution issuei by John
EsH q Cox, J. p. for the county and Sifx ~
Nv arlington, and to me directed In favor of
Ihonss fahey against George Wiley I hsy
seized And taken one Frame House on Sauare -.
oSe ef q street south and Water street in the
ungly, and which win sell, at public auction on
MokDA1, 18th day Of December, 1873 for cash. At
tne nonr o. oe JOCK ,. m, in front of the prem
A., ca. CL4sErr. Constable.
oeS .. WI WALL 90, Aucts.
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lf GREEN WILLIAMS
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. ego Southeast corner Of 18th and sts
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
~ Will sell on MONDAY, the !th instant at 4
81 O'Clock on the premises. one three-story Brick
House, No. 5e5, on II street, between 9TH Ant
sth streets, with ten rooms, gas aud water Lot %
by l0l, and rear Of lot fronting on fifteen foot
paved alley. '
Terms: One third cash; balance in u, Is. and .,
months, with interest. secured by deed of tru.t
$lC0 down on fall Of hammer
deS GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
IObrou and Intel \
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sAEE n sgf IpE AZ

SCUM -, o sh 4EHIETzEfksF ps sr i A.
On hoEDAi Deosnbsr IS. 1858, We viii seil, or
the premises, 70 the highest bidder, Lot 81, in A.
north half Of II, in square 70, fronting twenty two
feet six inches on 2lst street, between * aud l.
and opposite the large sshsol house now being
Terms; los and the expenses Of sale, cash: AVID
the residue In six months from the day Of .sIs
with interest; to be secured by deed Of trust on
the lot. SIS must be paid at the time Of sale and
all conyeyances and stamp at the purchaser cost
de S7s0,5 COOPEB d LAT1MER, Aucts
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LOST AND FOUND,

G. REWARD -LOsT-A HEIFER; mouse col.
eC cred; TIVE marks on the bsck with tar; weighs
TetufnsS soboMsss ies a r S'it ee Pisa
- fine sURKkL sTALLiON The owner viii
Pl os come for vard'.nd take him away. +. b.
outh. de l1st-
I OsroOn the Sd instant, about 4 O'Clock p m,
- on PennsylyaDia avenue. between sth AMI
MONTY. The finder viii be suitably rewarded
uP Ss. T &. the same to the Star Once.
Ing of the Sd, POCKkT BOOK, CONTAINING
small sum Of money, hlch the owner can have By
D%ty
chant Tailor, Ito Bridge street. Georgetown 1t
S1O REWARD.Lost on I'd Of December,
forehe sd; branded with Q s. and 1. G. The above
reward will be paid IL returned to LOWE No
M NJ Centre Market, and No 4S Northern Liberty
STBAYED AWAY Or STOLEN -On Monday,
- November SOth, small red buffalo COW, with
to slGHARD HARBERT, With GSa. NV wilson 4, ns
.cC one small teat; several Sits in the ears The
above reward viii be paid if returned to d. KAHN,
Lincoln street, near Georgetown College. de 3-3t+
S1N REwARD-Strayed or stolen from my
awhile and red Cow The above reward will be-
de ST. G. KEINEY.
I OsT-A BROWN COW, rather old; white back
L 4 and breast; other marks not remembered The
finder will be literally rewarded by returning her.
or tor Information which will lead TO her recovery.
BENZ. DARBI,
de 2-3t ~ Water street, Georgetown.
STOLEN-from the wharf at the foot of the
- Navy Yard Bridge, a four cared, square stern,
round bottom BOAT. painted black on the out
side, and lead color on the inside liberal
yai Will be given for her safe return, any In
formation that may lead to the detection IF the
thief. VIM. HI JOHNSON.
de 2-St' Foot of y avy Yard Bridge.