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CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members Of the Nati0a0l EU-
ecsltiUe CoDtnsittee Of The Aneriean Party, have
pleasure IN announcing 20 the people, that salts
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
ot the AMERICAN ORGAN, as an authoritative egpo-
aet aid advocate Of the principles Of the AD,eri-
can Party have been completed.
Recommending its labors, under these new au-
spices, che undersigned cheerfuly commend the
AMkRrCAE 0RaAE to the generous confidence Of
she Amcyican Party, In every section Of the Con-
lederacy, and they hope its columns may command
the widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, Of Ky.
SOLOMON q. HAVEN, ofN Y.
j. MORRISON HARRIS, Of Md.
JACOB BROOM, Of Penn
WAsHIEGToE OTY, d. o., May 10th, 1866.
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70 ALI rsaST' v yA3saITs 'vIIGTR sIcHEf

wWT EsEf rs 20 cali tae atseusion oil aii thsas
Wv suffer with defective sight caused by age,
sickness and particularly from glasses injndiciously
eeected to his superC 9peetaces and Glasses, care
fully ground by himself 10 true spherical accuracy
and brilliant transparency, suited precisely and BEN
eRciay ~ the wearer according 70 the concavity OK
c0nyexlty OF the eye. Very numerous are the III
effects caused 10 the precious organs Of sight from
the commencement Of using glasseai ~ not being pre-
csely suited by the use Of an Opt meter; and the
vractce of many years enables him % measure the
local disease OF the eyes, and such glasses that are
absolutely required viii be furnished With precision
and satisfaction.
.. n acknowledges the very liberal encourage
meni already obtained and further s0iclts the pat
ronage OF those TINT have not jet ayaed themselves
ot his aid
Persons that cannot conveniently call, by sending
The glasses in USE and stating how many inches they
can read this print with their spectaces, can be sup
plied with such that viii improve their sight
Circulars to be had gratistss bis office, No. 5l2,
eyenth street, three doors from Odd-FellowB' Hall
Il stairs,
IunumerabIe testimonials 20 be soen, and refer
noes given To many who have derived the greatest
,ase and comfort flom bis glasses.
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rnE TEN nYpRIAN RECIPEs /

JENNIE Great Eastern Punncca, prepared
@ ia the Temple Ct Health aud for ages formed
almost the sole medicine used in the East These
prescriptions are perfectly simple, and may b. put
up al any drug store at tri1ng cost Some Of them
are particularly applicable Ia Consumption Scrofu-
la Liver Affections lmpurity Of the Blood, &c.
Others remove syphilis, Secret Diseases, lteh, ,
Nervous Diseases, Costiyeness Ec. ia on almost in
credibly short time Sent with plain printed direc
tions, on the receipt Of rs cents.
WM FRANKLIN,
sent lily Box 22l Albany, M nj.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

HOUSE E0M y sAAEs
IAN & street, Capitol Hiil, a new three
~ story brick house, just completed in modern
style WIN be sold A = bargain, or exchanged Cor
other city property. 80 good an opportunity for ne.
curing "a elirsble residences al mOd0rute price sell
dom occurs. Apply A. this Office, third story.
eug ap~f
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WHOLE NO. 628
CITY AFFAIRS.

CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE AGEi
wv % 0D5 s.

HAIR RES TORATIy
YMNHIS Astonishing aud Unequaled prepa-
M ration turns hair back to its original color,
after having become gray, and reustaes il IN all its
original health, lustre. softness, and beauty; re-
moves at once dandruR from the scalp, and al mn
pleasant itching, well all cutane0ns eruptiona,
such as Scald heads &c. and hence creates d per-
fectly healthy state ofthe scalp BY acting stimu
antSand tonic 10 the organs necessary supply color
ing matter tO the hair aud completely restores them
10 their original vigor and strength, and thus pre-
vents oil tendency 10 become gray. II also prevents
the hair from becoming unhealthy and falling oil,
and brings II out where Il is gone by resusctating
the organs necessary 70 supply nutriment, health,
and cooring matter TO IT, and hence acts perfect
Hair Invigorator and Tonic.
CHAnERsTowN, MASS, Aug. 8, 1865
GMNFLKMRK: Nothing but 4 duty and sympathy
that feel TO communicate 10 others who afflicted
as have been would induce me To give this public
acknowledgment Of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods Hair Restorative. When | first con-
menced using III my hair quite gray and in spots
entirely bald. have now used the Restorative about
Ave months, and my hair Is entirely changed 70 its
original color, brown, and the hair Il over three
inches in length on the spots where il was bald.
have also been much grnhfed at The healthy mois-
ture and vigor Of the hair whchbefore was dry and
IL has ceased TO come out as formerly
Respectfully, yours, &C..
WAFERFoRD, 1854.
Prof q. j. Woop: With confidence can recon-
mend your Hair Restorative as being the most eca-
cious article ever saw / have used Tie Wahpene
and many other preparations of the day all 10 no e.
feet Since using your Hair Restorative my hair
and whiskers which were almost white have gradu-
ally grown dark. and | now feel confdentthat few
more applications win restore them 10 their natural
color. 1t also has relieved me OF an dandruif and
unpleasant itching, 50 common among persons who
perspire freely. JG. KILBY.
Address o. J. WOOD 4 co sls broadway, N. !. !,
and ia Market street, 81 Louis, Mo.
For sale ia Washington, by CHARLES ST0TT r.
90 and ~ al DraocMnfn ian 81
LTMEI LTMEff LIMEEFI
WW I'LL be opened Tomorrow, nj the
Wv Lime Kilns Of w . II. Cooley a Co. stu-
ated on Rock Greek, between the upper and lower
bridges, o kiln Of very superior Wo0d-burnt Lime.
The subscribers have also on hand q largo supply
0f Plaslerers' Hair, Cement CalCined Plaster and
every description Of the very best quality "a Lime
which viii be disposed of on the most reasonable
tarms. w. III. Cooley a CO.
HATS HATS 70 HATS
WmFEBE,s New York FaIl style Hats for
E~ 1885, also Philadelphia and other fashionable
patterns. now opening Al LANES
Fashionable Hat Gap and Gents Furnishing
aug q Stor 40 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
6SENTLEmEN ARE INVITED 10 can
~ and examine model Of q Gentemans Fall
Style Dress hat For 6ghtness, hrnness, and ele-
gance these Hats cannot BE- surpassed
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Store,
424sPenn- av. bet ~ and 9Th streets.
ssp1s-d8
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1856.


MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1856.
Tho Board met pursuant 70 law.
Present-Messrs. Dove, Miller, Bayly, Evans,
Emery Busey, Houston, Clarke, Ruff, Smith, and
Pearson 1aY
The chair laid before the Board cOmmunica-
ton from The Mayor, transmitting statement Of
the bank account up 60 the 9th Of October;
which was read and referred TO the Committee
On Finance and ordered to be published. It's a.
follows:
Cooperation Of Washington IA account soith ths
Bark cf Washington.
DR.
Sinking Fund 80 46
School Fund : S004 44
Canal Interest $500 OB
Fifth Ward 262 8S
Sixth Ward - 4,570 20
Balance 46,798 20
ss14767S
Redemption Fsnd S2,74O 90
General Fund 20,023 2s
Surplus Fund 2,Oss IL
Special Tax Fund 1927 90
Corporation Interest 1890 5S
Commissioners Of Asylum 3s1 80
First Ward 6,l46 81
Second Ward 7s6 68
Third Ward 1885 57
Fourth Ward 2l,259 80
Seventh Ward 2O5 6l
s67 ,476 rs
Oct 20. Balance due the Corporation S46,79s 20
Bank Of Washington, Oct 27, 1856.
{ n n. "a ~ A
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DR. JOHNSTON,

MRALTIMORE Lock Hospital, has dis
ID covered the most certain, speedy and etectual
remedy Ia the world for
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MI Mrs. 4. A. sToDDARD.
WATERFoRD. 1854.

Address o. J. WOOD A co, 8l6 broadway, N. Y, (,
and ia Market street. ST. Louis, Mo.
For sale in Washington, BY CHARLES ST0TT n
CO. and hY all DrnrnihtA. ian a-tf
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Oct, 20. Balance due the Corporation $40 ,TpS 20
Bank Of Washington, Oct 27, 1856.
8. b, BOARMAN, Bookkeeper.
Hon w B MAgRUDER MayOr
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Should reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites 10 promote connubial hap
piness. Indeed without these the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage the prospect hourly
darkens "a the view the mind becomes shadowed
with despair and filled with the melancholy reiec-
ton that the happiness Of another becomes blghted
with our own.
OFFICE, NO. Z, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
BALrTMoRR, MARYLAEp.
ay~All Surgical Operations performed.
M b. Let no false deloacy prevent you but apply
Immediately either personally or hy letter.
~ Skin Diseases speedily cured.
To strangers.
The many thousands cured a. this Institution with
n the last fifteen years, md The numerous Important
Surgical Operations performed BY Dr. Johnson wit.
aassed by the reporters of the papers, and many other
persons notices of which have appeared again and
again before the public besdes his standing 0e-
aes0a of character and responsibilitv Il sufficient
guarantee 10 the afflicted
N. =. There are " many ignorant and worthless
quacks advertising themselves as Physicians running
the health Of the already afflicted that DR.. Johnston
deems II necessary 70 say, especially 70 those
duainted with bis reputation that his credentials or
diplomas always hang In his Office.
TAEH NoTICE.--AH letters must be post paid, and
contain postage stamp for the rspF, or nc answer
viii b. sent nav lg-3'y
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.nrw Aopfrtisfmfnts.
DR. Y G GODS.
A LARGE ARRIVAL OF
\ K w GODS

WNdSacOrtk's.
Laasn aud Cotton shee,ings,
Piilsw Case Lnens,
Linen Hueksoaek Towels,
French Cambria PIinis AID RossE,
Printed and oolo-ed Berger
Fine OrgEnoie hast.ns,
50 md lO6 zach AusoSito Asllilg. ..
Waite and Colores Coanterpsnes-
White and Colored Toilet Quiiti,
Linen Damasks and Napkins.
C9iored Chein Ores. silks,
Plain O. fancy col. Linen Drills
Hs;r.Cioth Shirts,
swiss Collsrs End Sleeves
Cambria Cuil1rs and sleeves,
Fine Lace Srtts, very cheap
swiss Cambria, bslos md Plounces.
Sws. and C4mbr,c Edgings aud iuserllnss. FIac I'm
sfoidered c. Hanok Sbieis, BEN stitch c
HsHakeraGisis, White SAD toiorrd KID Eloses.
~ mat, osns styles Of rich aud ssssyasGle gooa;
iii Of witch vi. Do sole N b4rgsirs.
ataa WAt,s@OHIHfs,
3GnsS Sd 81. op Claire HOUSE
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Gus REFKtsEATAr!yE MIR. Ia0TiBslon
Is one o. the ms. ~ enuy= mex IL The IL.
tsresis Of has Constituents nov IN Congress.
NJ o,l! nor resouIion is ever introduced
into Inc body Of winch be is member
touching upon the interests Of Iowa, with.
o., finding him prepared to give il unsquiv
ocsi approval or opposition. 10 illustrs.
ton, We fad in the proce -dlDga q: the 2s,h
nit, as follows:-
Mr.. KEsxerT asked leave to offer The '5l.
lowing reso utieH:
Rssoto,d, That III. Committee On Com
mercs be, and they are hereby, instructed
TO inquire into the facts, and inform thls
House whether the rulrOad bridge across
the Mississippi river al Rock Island, Hi.
nois, is such an ubstructiuu 10 the uasiga-
ton Of SAID stream, as 10 conflict with tue
provisions Of the ordinance Of 1857 and the
compacf5 made wiki Mississippi and other
States, guaraniying that said river shall be
: common highway and tureTer free; and
tha, said committee report Nbsl setion, II
any, they may deem proper to be taken BY
Congress in the premises; ano that ss d
committee have poser 10 send for persons
and papers
Mr. THoRrEGToK objected.
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FINAL PARTICULARS W fAs rAs~a irgAeE-
DY.-panana auI Aspin@aii pIpers ~ "
aJtA Tit. state that the Injury done 20 lht
Panama Railroad during the iate aecideh'
had been required. A iuh iisto the PR
sons killed and wound shows that over
,ixlv were wounded and about torty-sx kill
ed
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Now Eeadv.

4 choice lot Of Fancy LtEsR BriHE for pants
"A aver! hne ssser Ine ut indeed, coupris M som
~ the best s-ieetons to b. found 40 tn civ Also
nne lot Of G4uZe Aerino UudershirIs az Drawers,
IYsl he mag iSf Ssfn rather. Fancy Snirl- II.
SNUG phries ni sKc1fs fhIsis generally, ali 20 be
o1nd ~ {" prices at ED@AED ALLES'S elytniug
sore, CouG 81
In IA .ti,r
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NEW STORE AND
M a wv 500 q 3.
ExYR A0RDlN Low PRICES.
We VIII eAhtpi asIoek VI .eeut
$4,000 WOAxCH
" TaE
Cheapest and best goods over shown ID western
CHARLES FISH,
second street. opposite the Lsclsire Rouse
lfor.nerts ray HroIhers.i
Ha. Just received u .sgs addition 10 his kich ana
Eissan' ''0sA sCMmER GOODS.
Consisting Of
Rich ElounSsu SILK hobes,
Fioeicsd ureusdIne Robes;
urxa.dlo aud Jaeonet Robess
yasYe and Gnsnu bareye Robes.
ALSO
Rich Jsspe aud Chene
PLAIN AND : isSaP 2.D sILAs.
Plain aud colared Pouli lie Sole Glaces;
iaeh PrinISd rouiards;
Aud India silks
of every description and style.
DAkEsS GOODS.
Ifs,ue q nalinss, Or pc Msretx, Chaui, Deaines
B4rases Jseonets, " rgandies, Lawns, &C., &c
A eompiste ssssftnento
Moo sSNaNG GO0Ds,
OF every Descc ipton.
s..ra ssaAOlDGlslLS AND s4ACEs.
In lhis department our stock IL and always viii be
complete in syers particular
snAWLS.
Long and Square Broche,
Printed an.i bfoche Stella,
PARIS NAieucIes,
SILK, IN Dol aad Issamoro Shasls and Seafis,
PLAN aud Eln ofoidcred Grape Shawis.
SONNET and TRIMAINd RIBBONS.
AiO a.. AZ s;f.tsaNSi SsVokSs,
ofeyfry description.
AaSsslElkY, &C.
large assortment OF Eugllsh aud German BLK
and lotion hosiery uiovos, aiIts, sc.
sprasass, Meriinaes, Cvcheos, And ali the eess
makes OF
AMERICAN PRINTS.
Very Cheap.
ENGLISH PRINTS,
FINE DEBEGES,
HSAyl ..KOWS SHEEliA0s-
AND variety Of Domestic and other uoods 10 Nnieh
would vito tho attention OF inc LADIES' and ushts
VI pay.npprtaHd 10 sac trade.
Wholesale and Retail.
CHARLES Fish,
mayer 2d st.Opposite Lv tiAire House.
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OuE L4sp BILL.-The Boston Atlas
makes The following remarks in re !ation to
the Iowa Land Bill
THE passage 81 tic Iosa Land b.ll
through Congress is denynnced }. the bor-
der rufisn papers n Missouri 10 piece Of
great injustice 10 that State. The reason
is obvious. The bill grants Two millions
of acres of the public lands TO Iowa, 10 en-
able her to complete certain railroads. l.
specifies four dIfferen; lines OF railway, III
parallel TO each other, and running east
and wer, through the State. One OF these
roads terminates IL the mouth OF the Platte
river, and the other at Council Bluffs; unly
twelve miles abuye. IL seems very natu-
ra! that Missouri should not be pleased VIII,
this IL will enable The people OF Kansas
and Neorasaa TO travel east and west with
out being subjected to he outrsges Of the
banditti who search all the Missouri rive,
boats. Tns passage VI this oil was iusr
end proper increment ana Will produce
very benefcisi results 10 tue time
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Advises from itouU.uiB to the 2sth 0
April sts.e thai X ne X .mehemeha wa
about - be msrrirS - Mas Rookie, the
dsu.hter Of inucn eotee.ed English set-
tier
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Mr.. THoRIEeToE objected.

RE4P.Rs AND MowERs.-There is to be
great trial OF Respers and Mowers al the
next harvest in Illinois, under the direction
Of the Agricultural Society Of that Stale.
The Prairis Farmer says The requisite uuFu.
Der q entries have been made, but that ia
order to give all manufacturers aair
chance, the time for eEtrring any other ma
chine hes been extended 10 the fifth Of
June. AZ the trial will be made on much
larger scale than ever before, we presume
the result vii go iar 10 SETTLE the yexed
question as 10 Inch is the best machine.
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NICHOLS. tshEii a 90.
LAND GEN + 5.

~ -, u,aJv and
NJ GA house and lot On Clay ., pel n'A a.hea
Perry ss Lot blNlde, House 80 49,. h yard Price
1900
~ !, an, Il, ~, ea.t aide a LOT 2, block ss'
4 - L,,ss 3 rs5tn. cellar, &c, Price $50
No 2l3A beautiful double cottage On nv' Se
bet End and ed ats 10 rooms ki'eheii' '"'
Price $1,000.
No 27s-The Bazaar Buildngs win nG 49, ssrm,.
Tree landings, Lot a39sxlso' VIII w '''N ~
M 2-e--Lots 3 snd on 2nd st and lot on 90 ST.
biurE
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Cheese. Cheese!
n Casks HaatUrgh Chez luSt received and for sale by
Hre+ DAbZELL Il CO.
eRgar Sale or LAND AT AucrIoS

.FyHE Undersigned win ODER for sale at Auction
Iyifiay tue nh inst, the o Fulton, second
fus.l stsa 80 Of beautiful land just mile
from ti- Tins land equal t. any IN the sdte
81 Iowa @ beauty and richness, anu vii be sold On easy
terms plat u land be the saloon OF the
lie Claire t0use Til day Of sale AL who purchase, ami
20 or come on the AaiLr Jd will have their passage u
Inc place Of and city free d charge sale
to CONNIE II A N Snd close IN time 20 return 20 the
city On the cars terms made haova aay OF sale
| -.
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James Elflco, Wilmington, Del,
Joshua f,cal, ilatyn longe' La
Thomas Beaver, PHILADELPHIA
u 4 Farest. Bucks %, Pa.
Augustus Linn, Guernsey to, y
u iironaugh, Msysville Ky
Grahriel Bear, Lancaster Co, Pa
Herman C Gu,se, philadelphia
Geo N OFT, yeoming %, Pa
John Mcvey, harrisburg, Pa
Edmund Bsyers, Brooklyn. \
sA lucher, Sslsm, Arkansas
Jame Crase Macon co, Va
NJ Beal, Clarified GO, Pa
BENZ almonds, Butler &c,
Mr. Kirk, Asysville, by
" I Noble, Chicago, Ill
j A L hide, Sehuyikll %, Pa
@ A Mason, Philadeiphia
David clark, Msysviile, NY
j u Kinsur, Alexandris, Va
X Il Hart, evansville, Ind
Joseph Petit, salem 20,
j i Iorrvy, Upper Sandushy, o
Jacob leonard, philadelphia
V G 9.lp.n, Wilmington. Del
@ MclnIlre Northampton Co IA
] Il Platter, Wilmington, Del
. n Sohnson, Potter Co, Pa
MI hekwen, Phfsdelphis
J Morton Fool, \ ilmington, Del
" " hamer / 20, Cincinnati
: Miller, Head Flour lnsp1 Phila
lama. " ..dnonls, Preole c., D
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ls4, Fam ORGY acres In ssctiona ~, 10, 49, ~
TWps IA. East Is acres broke, -" acres INV
ieueV 50 in heat 10 acres In Oats, two st
es two springs and steam OF running wafer, ptis'
scnool bouse On the and pnee $50.
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II 100000 Fest Logs.

Received the first rait Of the
season Friday, the lIth shall have ras Of logs
ing down fast pilots them TO the amount
If II 70 I5ceoeo fses and prepared % sch log to
arrive uring the month Of May June and July Having
had under agents direction, recommend
them 10 be OF the best quality in the market.
Expect TO cut from 10000 to ioonoeo feet monthly
=. our old mill whore shah keep full supply q Lum
bar ana hope share geoy proportion u the public
patronage. Past fsrors grsasully acknowledged
| apll4dtf BURAELL, GILLET & co
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Pine Hill Cemetery

Pine Hill Cemetery.
THIS Cemetery Is place. under te trnstseship OF A.
anders l. Hall and \ parisau The proceeds from
the sale lots for the Sear 1896 % be applied o the
building Of vault and AL rning the rounds. Persons
desiring lots pili apply Hail or Dawson Map u
/ ground i- at Dawson Tr,iH : office.
A C. FULTON,
June 5-dius original Proprietor
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CeySOa H9f,

4 b. ALsroA & Co., you'd MORN their patron,
~ that thsy hay JisG receives as H-E 4hl ce,i
solt bead gear, winch & "a 81! tie rae A.
East. VI.
|! eolYVaes an the good Guai tee Of any sfrar sit
Ierei0fofr n'ehlsd. Il IKE ne eiezauus zG ra.
HhlE ~ slS ~aHauIE, lis IgAi.ess VI The somtn,t.
lies. AGb tasTie ~ AIDED B4gh MANNER =. IA,
nov The ar Tree circulation q taa.y ca ~ uta
f -" rsfs~ssss. Iplt au Sc .hg1I.
I,,.. A. :. ALsfO% y CO.,
- ~ hrddy -.
t''h 'Ais by - - 0A'
ALFJEUa EAA gATIEs
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ls5 a farm efIol setes in sec 20, TwP7e; Ss'
4 good frame house, rooms, we'll, sc; price sH
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BUILDING LOTS

ENOR sale ~ isir pfe aui al o. isns credit 10
JIG lac. lIuRto in pfoyemvn
Luuh N SARGENT
vii &c lotsto par les VINO Will tuddor them thu
tsston, al moderate lIieea ELh Oh a efeuit Of !,
ala3Nezrs Juue S. d IL
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.

NEW CONFECTIONERY.
BR0Uks BkILEY
AVE JUS lifted up rvUms BRADY above Four
"a street, Davenport .uvs1 and are yTupafsu 2
MANI Gfs ~ VTtEf GlyU 90 Candies, gaSss sia
n!fbt'' kGa = 10 aIsU Avvp Oh L4nG y Iul as.od.
'htht "a S4ts' Ni1Lt -, tHoLs aLu Gth.r sTEissi
W'aAiS iv-ad ia tY"IscNyauCy SIvrvs,
IoHhfA uuaIgTs AKA VtavTs sFs invited 20 fGll AID
sAAiu'H' Vdf s.1sa,as ws t.s4iI ~ s II pGpr. =
Fafhs'' Nea4tuk aLd sulgsvs MA 10 SUI Iuya N4a
s'S'a 'aHr! Of eghs" AID UuUIeltlyuyIy ulsiry4.
May a, 81 & q
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Please Remember!.I

y FULL BLAST Any quantity Of choice books f5r
l. reading, from &c - 500 each, At the
May li-dZm TWIN CITY BOOK STORE
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Is7. Farm Of 50 acres Ia sec ., T q. 8 East u
nile. south OF FutuL Depot House, new; price sr"o
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No 67A beautiful little place on the Last passnpo'.
aud Dubtg rad ~ with guod dwelling hoese ~
rnls sisbns, Well, oistern, uichaT and oaIden, al
n due order 81 SUI credit seven years wiz er si'sp
tVr part " the purchase money.
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FARM PROPERTY

49, Out Lot No !. G IN the Town Of WHIVos'
ing5 aGros; price S2vo.
Is3. Also Town Lots No and 7, BECK 20 ~ ""
cutJ price $40 each.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-05

SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL Mr. Nelson's
saw mill, three miles from this city, on
Wednesday last, Mr.. Smith, who was en-.
gagged in hauling lumber, was accidentally
thrown upon the saw and horribly mangled,
haiing his leg almost severed near the
thigh. Doubts are entertained as TO his re-
covery. - Oskaloosa Herald
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.B,UDu ACRES IL the DscoTsh dlstlict lows,
tha cdnnr'es ~ ChietRsaw, Howard, tgyd, Mitchell
Worth, gerro Getde. &C. NICHOLS, IsBlLL G..
Apl Bankers and Land Aglnta
LAND WARRANTS STOLEN.
No Is5us-ie0 asIss Issued u UsIrss MUUreN
June gOth le54,
lS3sp--iUj issued ~ Sarah shsrsE,
1snJ Iptt 1852, - assigned
to Geo. " Williams aud Jy him assigned ia Blank
No. ls4a5--eH sCge- issuyd 90 hu0usfd Taylor, jri
2is0l-sG Andrew 81. Hamilton
~ 9--sD " LsJisa Gardiner;
iBzos-sU - sarah ushtssE
:. 22sa---lO " Jyei a, IuIb;
223Uc--sC =" In IN sparks
The So acre Warrants issued under Eet Of March 1865
The sboYa numbered Lsnl NAIS.iti were with other
,ainabiesJ stolen from the loasus rom Of aEoksE l.
AlIhulLs, daIus ttS night ~ the 9TH 81 May, lesa
The public hardy cautioned against buyiug any
u SAID haEr4ats amt the uilasTs VI Lanl uEees
particularly requested Il note them " prsssused The,
have tssea Qsvlaisd
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL q 60.
MAY - DIV
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STORE " AN TED.

10 ruar store room suitable for rEsnssct!ng whole
sale Retail business. LJSaIiJG sEs y! TIE lE.l-i
pal sests Tss,red lane addresses u & al ta4s vI
stating paTtiluI4r. w receive IInueaSte attention.
june
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-05

No l6sone OF the finest Farms in thu County 90 the
Dubuque road Tease Post uce, A2G aces, oi "heh
therr ~ OF good timber, II scr- timothy 500
house, lai q, barn Two streams running through "
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