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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15

B "A N X / N G
Tallman, Powers 4 Mclean,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,


DAVENPORT, IOWA.
nRRICE, Brady Street, betw cen Second and Third
" Streets. kxchanxe on all the principal eitiss OF
The United States, Great Britain, ireland anu Con
tine ntal Europe bought and sold.
Notes aud drafts collected and proceeds remiitea
10 any part OF the United States AZ current rates OF
Exchange. ,
Collections OF notes drafts, accounts lcgacies ana
inherltaneos made In all pa,s OF the United statest
Cansaas and karape.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sod on commission
aad Dividends collected.
Land " arTants bought, sold and located,
Exchange on cities iptho United States:
Carpenter q Nermilge, Nes York CITY;
Albany civ Bank. Albany, Y;
Buffalo city Bank, Buffalo, NY.
Bank OF c Commerce, Boston, Mass,
Tradesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Pa;
Merchants & Manufacturers Bank, Pittsbarg, fa'
Mekim u Go, Baltimore, NJ D;
tiilmorn Il Broiherlon, Cincinnati, oaio;
Lucas a Simonds, st Louis, Mo,
Citizens Bar New Orleans, La;
* swif, Brother q Johnston, Chicago, H.
septs 's6d~u
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DEATH OF Ms. DuKTEr.--7he Roches-
ter Democrei OF the sth inst announces the
death Of Chauneey Duryee. the senior mem
Der Of the well known firm Of Duryee &
Forsyth, Scale and Safe msnuss cturers of
that city
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FIsE AT BLooAIseI0s. very desirue-
tive Ere occurred al Bloomington, III, on
Monday morning last, consuming property
TO very large amount This . the sec
ond large FIRE experienced in that citS with
in the twelyemonfh
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The Cincinnati Price Current estimates
that the quantity Of wheat gathered the
presen, season 10 fully 10 per cent gres,er
than that OF any previous season.
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The Lafayette journal says the grand r.
male 1.-THE Battle ground demonstration last
week, was free fight Very appropriate.
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Csssios d. Clay will be among the lee
turers Of the present season. il required -
His post Office 10 Whitehall. Ky.
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THE business OF the late drn OF HULL. ALLEN
h co. has ihis day beer. transferred 10 dessn.
GOODRICH, WHEELER q fAhTIS, who will
continue the bus ness al their warehouse near
he NJ. & NJ. r. X. Depot.
The anaefligued having associated himself In
basin with MessTs. Good ich, Wheeler q Wants,
may be found at their ONCE, whore lie will settle The
accounts of the late frm Of HG l, Alien & Co.
would also solicit continuance Of the patron.
age so literally besLo ed pom our late nrm.
JARED GHIITENDES.
sep d. Late Of the Arm of II. "A. Il Co.
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w. B. Sloan, Of patent medicine noIorie'
". has started daily penny pepper at Chi
esgo, called the aNesrs"
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tI--StepheH Z. r osttis
Elections have also been heid 10 Two
Southern Sta,ess Arkansas and Missoari,--
The former elected two Buchanan men ;
the latter four DISCLAIMERS, t~o Fillmore
.ses, and enc Trenoa,er, Francis P. rlair,
a., who completes the eTen dozen RePue-
leans thus far elected to Congress. All
rail 10 the Free States
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Fer Sale or keMl--A house containing S
rooms, cellar, well, &e, aud al acre Of land, II
n,ilesfram the Harrison street road. In
mediate possession given. Apply to JNo FARR6R
cd street, near Rock island. sepl0 div 3tw
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Under thshesd im tied na " be OF peeia
will be Inserted al 10 ecats per ine each insertion,
ar SO els Der week.
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4 Rare Chancc-.otoe saloon TO let, situa-
ted on Front st, between Main and Harrison, For
particulars enquire at ias Mississippi House.
sen IL div
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no Rent.


q HI building On Front St. between Brady asd
Perry, recently occupied by Hull, Allen d Co
Enquire on Ii II premises. }. CHITIENDES.
sSpI 10 DIT
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4 FINE brick dwelling with iOt containing
aated hAH q mile above East Davenport river trout
aId splendid view; rent $50 per hBnum. Posses.
sion given Immediately. being on the L-ClAire ON.
nlbus route, 1t ~ convenient spot fora gentleman
engaged in business In Davenport. Apply TO W. n.
HiLDREfH, Eeonomist Mills Easi Davenport, or
TO Dawson & frne, Davenport. sep I1dIw
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Pro1sSls Peaceful Settlement Of the DIS
iurbaacss, DC, &c.
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H0llowny'S Piiis.-Nstares Great Ally
To PROSTATE The bodily powers by drastic purgatses
Is to assist disease. These famous Pills, on the
tsars, Asst nstase 10 with disease by 70.
tsilEiug the blood aud eS peIiing all morbid motes
from the system. soid at the manufactures, No. so
Maiden Lane, New Fotk, and GA strand, London,
and hy all druggists, stesc, a2lc aud 81 per box.
sept qdwls
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New Goods. New Goods!
EDW ARD AIDE N,
.uerch0Nf Tailor,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
X g a d y M de Clot hin G !,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Gents Fur
nishilg Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,
II sjusl returned from the east with oil the
IL largest and be-tseeetod stocks of goods ever
oered for sale in this market consisting In part 81
BROADCLOTHs.
kAgli.h, French, German and American, Of the +
ass' quality and latest styi Of goods.
CASSIMERES.
English, French and An Jrican, Of eTary variety Il
style, color and quality
yESTINGS.
Waite IarssiIles, Matala ,sa, White London FigaI.
ed Ttnsel and ColoFed Suks, Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Fancy six and Linen, Italian SILK Gsena-
dine, Satin Italian Cloih, Stik Plush, aad Fancy
Cashmere II great variety.
OVERCOATING.
Black, Blue and Brown Brhaheloth untOn, Whitney
and Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Riue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver Canada miFed and sa'srs of The IA
test in s5rts.
READY MADE
3rpf- oals, over Sacks, Surtoats Eeefng Jacket.
aad IaimAs, FrOck and nfess Fr0ck Goats Of all
qualities no styles sAk Velvet, Plush. Cloth,
Cashmere sad Valencia Vests, Iasmsti, satinetI,
double and twist fancy aat Ilaih Cashmere aHd
DOsskIn faHis; DeE'HaH t.Hrfnsoy Frockss wrap
psrs rad 0veIslis.
FL FINISHING GOODS.
HIckGry. eslico white plain linen corded ana Pans
bo.oms, fancy e1iofra Shirts, with common and pol
IA wristbands; string Dsorsey 60 tded Byron, pol.
IA Collars, Neck lies, stocks, faney and and plan
CraFats, Giovas-whita, black and eolorsd kid, lin
cd buck, cloth. Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Berlin,
Union and Genna snd Fur haunliets; wool, meri'
no and cotton has-; white aRd laEsy linen and sir
aniksrchiei.t embroidered lambs Wosi, white and
mixed meriHo and six Wrappers and Drawers;
Wool Mltts, SeaTfs Numbers, Gestsi ShAwls and
Shawl Pins, Umbrellas Carpet Sacks, and all other
articles Hsliy kept by The trade, all Of Shieh is
respectfully snbmiited 10 the examination of Gus.
toners.
nearly call viii secure choice selections.
EDWARD ALDEN.
second stree opposite LeGlalre Row, Davenport,
Iowa, fb-tS n Main q BRADY sep6dtf
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CITY PROPERTY

VIII 10VkE6T1.
No. tOS--Lot block 10, corner Western Avenue
aud III lrdsts lot ox40; price $1,000; terms easy.
No. ID6-Sorr On Brady 81. between 9Th ANA 5th
ss. price sigu0
No. l2o--A Number OF fine lot. near Female Col
lego.
No. i2a-Two desirable lots near the depot.
No. iss--Lot s in block u, o4,lso feet price
81 $50.
No. l2G- Lots and in block 81, corner Rock Is.
land and SIKH SIS price $1,000.
No. ixs-Ten acres on blar between Rock Island
and hosinei part 'eneed and improve ed; price size
per acre.
No, GA two story brick store on ID st doors east
from Brady, lot lsi ssv very valuable property price
$3.50; terms easy.
No. 5s-A three story brick store on I'd st between
Brady and Main ats choice location; price 5000
rooms, good brick stable shed prospect very
tensiye; lot l6oxl5o price $6,oot.
No GA double frame house sa1se Of scot, and 9TH.
sts lot 3ox7li II rooms, eisern, &. price Sa7oo.
No GA double brick house on Scott near sth S.. 10
rooms, well, eistern, &c; lot Skill price 81 200
Ne. tSA double brick house on Scott Sd from 9Th, 10
rooms cistern, &c lot 6oxIl; price e2ao0.
No 6l-A 1rst rate story brick house on Brady st.
Ind from eth 10 rooms, cstern de, lot d0xl5o price
1900,
No. GA goud house on BRADY vt IL miles from riy-
en- rooms, cistern, DC Of land fruit trees, &c;
price q, 600 terms worry easy
No. 6o-A small house on Brady 81, near Locust 3
rooms, well, Se,lot s2x63l price u Zoo
No. o'tiood house corner of Perry and 9th sts, cs-
tern, dcj LOT fexso, rooms; price 81 900,
No os-A large house on Rock Island 81 9th, new
aud IN good order, "a rooms cistern we'll &C. will
eommods,e rs bosriers lot 5oxllo price S6o0o ter
easy Fra
Ne Gs-Fne house on Brady st. near Locust, large
rooms, we'll ei-tern stable se smsll -hop lot
i50 price =, too
So.5o-Gooi house and lot on Main st. { rooms well
rsternr Sc lot s4Sot; prev 81, SEQ.
No. ;l-fue house 18th st seaT LeCiaire at.
No-7&-Taa beautiful ots on Brady st. opposite ; f.
srnrfuf college square ll2sxt lis price NaD0G
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Or. sanford's Iny,gorator

Notice
We have two handsome new Bugsies and fine
Two Hose Carriage, which will be sold cheap for
cash IL applied for Can be At the resi-
dence Of James Renwiek, cor alh and Ripley sts.,
opposite the Court House
Sept S DIFF RENWiCk q son.
LII uBER OF all descriptions, Laths, shif giles,
slaves, Se, for sale 10 v by RkNWICh s SON,
Aug IA dtf Railroad Depot Saw MIL,
MONEY To LOAN on long time,
spl 3odtl Mc6REGoR, LANES 4 BLAkEMoRE.
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Ey-TWenty.two people, ladies aud gentlemen,
are engaged In the representation.
zS-See pfogra nmes. Admission 81 cents
Children under ID years of age, hall price. Per-
fornane 9 TO commence al quarter before O'Clock.
sept diff
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HARDWARE.
LIVINGSTON n IOCKWO0D

JIAyE opened aud sailing splendid stock OF
/ Hard ware az lover hEGT+s. than any other
ropcsrn IN tie city Davenport. stock complete
and ve can furnish al kinds OF Builders Materials Me
ehaucs TOols and Farmers implements Of the best
uileture Gig- cali You cannot go away without
having. No. e Main street, Davenport.
LIVINGSTON a LOCKWOOD
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tOi ~d1c tneap.
A LOT OF second hand saSks. Call soon. aY
N !. CHITTESDES,
sen 10 df Late Huh, Allen l. Co.
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GREAT AeUR REMEDY
NOTICE.

DRoFRssoR MOTIFS Febrfaee wihe, sur
Il cure for Fever and Ague, Chill Fever zad Du IN
Agae. For sale wholesale or retail by
sep II du ALVoKD & VAN PATTEN.
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Three OF the Northern States hare held
elections. md each has elected every one
q. i,s candidates for Freedom and Fremont,
Eleven Republican members have thus been
returned TO the House, two OF whom in
place Of Pierce and Buchanan men elected
in 1854. immediately following the passage
Of the Nebraska bill The following is
The record -
IOWA. .l--Samsei Il, Caf,is,
iI-Timo,hy Davis.
VERMONT. .I--Ezekiei =. Walton
Ii--Jns,in s. Morrill,
lli-Homer E. Royce
MAINE. I--jehn al. Wood,
il--CAarles ] Gilman,
iii-Nehemiah Abbott,
Iy-Freemsn II. Morse,
y--isrsei W ashburne, j.
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September l3, 1856.
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9ankiag.

.NxekcSSls, Campbell n 10,
II a. NJ TX. II h -.
Dealers In Exchange aud Land Warrants.
ExcAangs On the principal cities Of the Union
for sale In sums to suit purchasers
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No es-FIne house Brady 81. uear Locust, q large
rooms we'll ei.tern stable se small -hop lot l0f5x
i5O price =, 100
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Scott County Lands for Sale.
NlCKoLLS IslELL & CO.

fowssHS II, SAVER 2. r.sf
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CITY PROPERTY.

304-Lot3 block los, on Braay street; ssu0
309-Lats and block ls Fulton's addition, 75s
$50 each $500.
AI-West 90 feet of lot block OIL, Front street,
east of Burrowsf Pretty store; $50 per foot
3l2--Part OF lot block 81, 49xlO0 feet on Second
near Brady street, with fran c dwelling house.
ai3-Wesi half OF lot block CT with frame dwell
ling house, on Railroad east of Rock Island street;
$50 per foot
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80 RENT

second stree opposite LeGlalre Row, Davenport
Iowa, fb~ix "a Main d BrAdy.) sep6dtf
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IMPROVED FARMS.

N0I&-Ibo beautiful ots on Brady st. opposite f.
srnrsui college square il2sxIsss price s30oG.
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No.7o-Gupi house and lot on Main IT, I rooms wei
risteru Sc 10, sIS6o; price ~ SEQ
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POSTSCRIPT.

various inquiries, claimants will take notice tina
ownership required filed with he certificates
show whether the holder the real
owner for collections in pledge for d
collection, pledge the Of the hold
affidavit assignment and release 10 the United saee
executed by such together
with an from the whose favor
tement and payment is requested r@e #s- e..
of The of 26th February 1885,
who certificates Texas payment of
portion amount and claim he difference between the
paid proportion payable thereon Under that
must stating surrender OF such cerheaes and de-
EACH the whether the who
received FROM Texas the cal
owner collection, in pledge. The party
any rosdaay interest in the difference,
we'll person settlement and
queste respectively file assignment aud release the
United States and release Texas the in
Ae paid by Texas upon such certificates
refunded claims OF this description will be examined and
conformity the proviso OF said ed section
CiaimaIts take certificates,
Of the character Of debt
affidavit ownership assignment,
evidence Of debt Is correctly described
by NUMBER date payeG
ALSO appear certificates issued by authorities
OF the state Texas upon claims against republic
by republic Texas according the facts
JAMES GUTHRIE,
..-. r.. Secretary oftLe Treasury
TREASURY DEPARTMENT ..Has
March 8, 1876
Feb os-lawlw .
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Avs Of the United states Relative 70 the Pubiis
~ Lanaacompe'e iS2wirh Congress tht
confederation Treaties Proeamnons, spanish Regulations,
Continuation Of the aboys-complete 10 Issa vol. e.
American State Papers the Pne Lands. aud Docu
$40, ##
menchmeut to ls53 vol. e.
Lave made by The COLONIES and governments 1893
1881, relating 20 fndisns aud indian Affairs. 81
aeial Opinions Of the Attorneys General. from 1889 1880
vois. 81 So
Lave Charters and Local Ordinances Britain
and SPAIN relating Public respective
MES collected by Joseph VI. White. vois ~ So
Johns0ns Institutes Of the Civil Law of SPAIN vol London
$40 50.
schmidt's Civil Law of Spain and Merico. wi. s..
Rockwei Compilation OF Spanish and MEXICAN
70 Mines and Real Fstnts Titles. vol 81 80.
Statue Regulations Western md Northwestern
cetning Lauds Titles, Nc. | vol. 81 %.
Heixels Military Bounty Land Pension Laws OF The
United States. I SO %.
TrIaen's rersnn and Bounty Lsnd Laws. vol. 81.
Benueus Pension Laws I vol. ~ 30.
a. R 80
E.cehe pccioraro Rasopaao DC Ler.scon Juprudencia
2 vols, qusro. Nsd-A SIS.
The Virginia Pay Rolls Of Militia emitted 70 Land
Bounty. Bouad in volume, sl5,
JsPa0 rRAsCg TAYLOR
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rrle.smar.rne earsat rsuropsan plseey.rY.

PROTECTED by royal letters Of England by
the seals OF Eeoe dc Pharmacie dc Pars and the Imperial Col
Iege of Medicine, Vienna. PIN. #
Treemar No the remedy for general aud local debility
OF write power premature decay and all The distressing
quenees arns fom an early abuse &C. les effects ecacous
In YOUTH manhood and old virile
come impaired, the deeiine life If
universally adopted; all physical
before its influence, thus rendering invaluable
tering The marriage state.
Tesema No completely and entirely eadicaes
those disorders which
anidote for, the Of the health OF portion pop
uaion,
Teema No the great European remedy for that class
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
the inevitable destruction
and which all the sarsapalla IN world
1riosemHr Mos l. and alike devoid SMELL
all nauseans qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected. ...
Sold in Tin cases divided into separate
niinistered by Valpean, Lalsmand, kouI, &c. n"
To be had, wholesale RETAIL of AR H. A. Barrow No. 81
Green street. Canal New York specially apponed by The
proprietor and patentee agent
other part of America immediately recevEg remittance
Mr. Barrow win forward the Tries-mar Of
securely packed and Addressed according
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash. rE
Nov 9--diY
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Nassau HAN College Of New Jersey, princeton.
"rhOuid auid acquaintance be forgot,
And never bsought TO min


Should auid acquaintance he forgot
And Brought to min
should aud acquaintance be forgot
h. sra. And days o. aud lang syne."
The members Of tbs senior year endng June, 1888
me Junior class Of the ending 10 June, 1884 The sopbomors
class OF me year ending june 1881 aad tue Freshman class OF The
year ending IN Jane, 1885, hereby requested assemble Ia
Washington d. q, BY the third March, A. d. 1887 The latest
70 brighten The Inks chain endshD which
NOS uae can ever entirely exchange once IN ihe
hyes greeting and sympathy, and 10 lanen The unmey iae
some on ther most promising compcers.
preliminary mentng OF seifappoined committee viii bt
held on The ns Monday in September d. 1855, United
states @ Chestnut street. between Fourth and Finn streets
wheh those members the classes
venient invited
adopted 10 secure as nl AN attendance as possible
Ia this mean ume whom addressed will be
GOOD enous y furnish me secretary ofe committee BY mail viii
their respective post onies.
EDWARD J. GRANT, Nj. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman o COMMITTEES.
...# #." ALEXANDER q. HART, M. ~,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER
OF lancaster, Pennsylvania,
H,amaHs# PHILIP PENDLEroN, F'
....- .. - OF Winston, AAeglany Co, Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
. OF Baisto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
. ...#a .sM. LEWIS W. WASHINGrOE, e# Il
.m OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
ions WxIDnA OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27--lawtMar3 lIniolgeBcerl ..0M
All spapers the civilized world are request
ed 20 this advertisement! their editorial
of the several scattered through great
visions of the globe and all newspapers throughout
states OF America requested IL graiuous
casonaly between this date and the Sd Of March, A. 1857
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ny nAnnoAD Dnnor no THE wEsr.


"a M sssss;55sza
Time between Washington and Wheeling but I7s
Running time bsOee Washington and Cine;nna At Aoars
Through Tickets and Baggngs Checks to DO had in
s.,....a (. .#. ..-. Washington. y H.@...
V,HE Baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
otrs the fullest
The Northwest and the Southwest. t.#a
mas ss Inc e% ws and S s
Washington iune!,on aey called the Relay Housed nine miles
washington and The ONO rvs Baggage checked through to
Wheeling The Washington station and eehecked and transferred
through tickets for points beyond The connecting trans leave
washington daily at 8 a. M and Az nj on Sundays at the
rea wss running %' h s'' s oh
near Wheeling through Cambridge zanesvie and Newark 70
Manshed and Sandnsky railroad for sandusky Toledo De,ro
Columbus &c railroad tsins win ne fns, a,ns
iSIsSaroIis, Tsr's
Passessen holding through for Memphis, vicksbug
Nachez New Orleans which are also sold a. Washinson-
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and ST. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit
&C., ticket are sold when the Ohio navgale between
The Cleveland and pi,,.bura raioad il made.
aords through tickets and checks IN Washington, also
mos, speedy and aase, 70 nearly a. the leading points
but 63 miles, being about 100 miles shorter Than by other
Fare by through Washington: To Wheeling 90 S.
&C. g. Dsy s s 90 asana ~ sgys
lis Sl7 so cleveland sa IS; Toledo, sis sO Detroit sis %
Chicago $40 IS and $40 50 81 Louis SS so and SIS Memphis
sc; New Orleans SOL, &c.
r,sssr'ss arpss rsr,y Ms,s berkeley springs
passengers may Washington ut 0, ~, For
stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take
train from Washington.
For and from Baltimore, Annapolis &c., special
yertsemsnis .... ...H. a.M." r.=#
For nfomaton through tickets, ac., apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent at Washington station -. Il. .s. ..a
" JOHN II. DONE
.... master Of Transportation Dalamore aud
5-dtf Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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ELENWOOD CEN ETEsur.-Ohcs No. $50 Pennsylvania
OF lcth Savings Bank This
cemetery laid celebrated
New York. and situated the high ground distant
mile north Of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading Directly
to the This company have received charter from Con
approprang their ground forever burial purposes making
fee title the and prohibiting eucfoaclnens
legislation otherwise, which is of importance those who
wish their dead placed them
becon custom in all cities when the burial ground bac0mes
valuable for other to eit and throw the dead
uscuouy large and legal cannot
titles given TO The ground. . SO -. ay a *
NJ Office frem 10 to ~ where pamphlets, with
map, the charter and bylaws and all other niormaoa be
obtained also all orders for nterments e with Mr. James liar
40 Seventh other undertaken VIII be
satcuasd June IDLY