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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-24

behring's Patent Safes
ME see by he papers are called the best in the
w world. 4 fa ofthe same kind Tor sale low 0S
T. CLOSE co,
ID dtf East side Grady below Second 81.
XAT no wants good copying Press for Five Dollars
w CLOSE CO. sells every thing low my ~
iyATER Filters and Coolers. a very desirable srtclt
W at may le Z GO.
NILEER Plated Tea Sets, Patterns just received
y At (may 49, I I %.
CtJRN Planters, Corn Shelters Com Hoes, Corn Pop
I J pers and Corn Grinders; all ut 4 CO
rNEN Tons Pump Chain, At lower price than can be
4 found west OF New YORK.
The lot will be sold low, &c CO.
az chains, OK YoEes OK Bows, OK Bow pins, and al
" but OK gGads. my 1877 TIC Co
ykTDSLENHOlIhS P0ckef Cutlery and Pruning sets
w At CLOSE CO.
NTEAM Gsugss Cocks and Whistles and all other kind,
- ollr - Inres for Engines at CLOSE GO.
ftUNSMITHS Stocks and Dies for sale at
! may. 10 Z CLOSE co.
slPEAK and JACKsuV'S sAWS-the only agency IL,
= the west CLOSE Co
IRON islower
l may ls u CLOSE co
may Is CLOSE & CO.
I ARA Irvine and Sash cord, lust received by
| may 10 CLOSE co
fNLEGANT Window Trimming, such is Gilt Corr
IL niCes. Curtain Bands, Cords and Fa7seis
Window Shades DC, &C. just received. CLOSE GO.
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/ b ISL GUELtEH. }, ". sIEuAtGl.
GU FiitH X STEWART.
Notaries Public
AND
land and Insurance Agents.
J. W. STEW ART,
..rrnRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

convey aneing, Investigations Of Titles, Payment
sf Faxes, LoaniHg and Investment OF Money, snd
h otter regular Gusiaess promptly attended to-
d Gee on "a st. ia ALSins3u's Block, opposite tAS
IasElaiFe Row,
esnl al DAVENPORT IOWA
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Maekinaw Trout aud White Fish
4 n hlf bols, also s&cserel IN hill pbls and Kits
i last raseiV ed and Ior sale cheap, by
Sept Is ALyoRp * NAE EAIfEN,
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CARD.

y r. X NAPP Successor of knapp d Redmonl
&ts would raLaFu sincere thanks 90 the paIrans o!
tHa Old fem FOR tho very liberal support ed u
thatu, ana hopes by reResei enOrl. gu ais Part 10
reecF ia future liberal share " pstg0na 20 nom
discriminating public he will al all i'm 90 nave In
store full and complete stock OF Goods, 10th Sta.
4ae tRd Fancy OF The hsuG sBd fashionable
s.EEest which he hattsrs HIM self be will sell al prices
which yaHnut fail 10 meet the viz US Of ali buyeTs-
h+ extends invitation to all, 10 cali aud Look
q soag h his waTeroonls, No. LeCiaire Row
4lrk df
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NOTICE.

INuk undersigned having disposed of their bust.
ness 70 Mszsrs. EyaEs. Chew IL Co., LxEe thts
nethod oishanking their former patrons fsf tlsir
sind and liberal custom, and would requesta cuu.
Gauanes Ofthe same 10 the new arm
sept2 NJ, THOMPSON 81 Co
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-22

All this Is, OF course, very learned and if any one
of the company now here shall be pleased to enter
upon the study of the Latin and read Varro that he
may learn over again what he knows already, have
only to say that this is free country.
We will leave the ancients then, pass by the dark
ages, and come down at once to comparatively mod
ern times Britain the country ofthc ancestors of most
us was long, like the rest Of Europe thinly peoped
and badly cultivated. Even after the revival of
learning, the business of farming was not at higher
level in regard to either theory or practice than
amongst the ancient Greeks and Romans The first
considerable Improvements were suggested by
man in whose views and plans for better method
OF culture truth and error strangely mingled.
Down to his time nearly all crops had been sown
broadcast as the small grains generally with US.
In 1871, or one hundred and twenty-five years
ago. Jethro Tul published his treatise on horse
hoelng. He was an earnest and keen observer, and
noticing the effect produced by careful cultivation
ana the loosening of the SOIL he drew the conclusion
that the one and only thing required for the produce
non OF good crop, beyond the mere eradication Of
.ne weeds. Is to open the ground repeatedly-to
keep IN tact always loose and mellow so that the
ioots OF the growing plants may easily penetrate it
IN search of the nourishment thew REQUIRE He
made small accounEof manure, almost the only use
OF which he ,epreShed to be to divida the terres-
trla matter, which affords nutrment to fhe months
OF the vegetable rootets which end can be accom-.
pMsned, he said, more. completely apdstn q way in
- ctsspreferable BY tillages Toll begins by
showing that the roots 81. plants extend much far.
t ner thsn y commonly believed and then proceeds
w inquire INTO the nature Of their food After ex-
smnlng Several hypothesis, he decides this food "a
J y "' PARTICLES Of earth. It is necessary, there.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-22


agriculture concerned by certain counter state
ments. If VIC cannot accomplish all that might be
desired, we can do something We can suggest the
erection of bone mill in each county so as to make
the best and most economical use that is possible of
the small! amount of phosphate of lime we have al
ready at our command-we can recommend the
most careful search amongst the shell lmestones of
the low country for masses containing available
per centage of this precious substance And final
ly, we can warn our elow-ctizens Of the danger of
permitting whatever stock we now have of these
constituents Of rich soil, to run to neglect and
waste. think I can satisfy any one who will
follow fair and honest argument to its legiti.
mate conclusions, and who will adopt such con-
illusions part and parcel of his belief that
these invaluable substances are contained in lar.
ger proportion in what commonly call the
soil as distinguished from the subsol, than at any
other point that is within five feet of the sur
face and the use intend to make of this fact is to
press upon the farmers Of the State more dligent
use than has hitherto been made in North. Carolina
husbandry of all the means at their disposal, and
especially hill side ditching and horizontal blowing,
as the only means they have Of perpetuating the
fertility Of the fields they cultivate. know very
faithfully attended to by some few individuals Ny
object will be 70 show that there is reason in the
methods they employ; that il is no, humbug which
we recommend, and induce as many persons 6as.I
can who cultivate rolling or broken land, to adopt
the practice. sNss[. Z t@.ss =. < ta4fsx
North Carolina, 1t the time the white man FIRST
smede his apPssrakce On the western shore Of the
Atlantic and the Aboriginal Indian was its only ir
hsbitant, was covered all over, il had been for
ages, with continuous forest Not exactly such :
forest seen through those parts Of
soEWeke, for example which have not pet beer, emf
down: the large trees were more thiniy scattered
presenting somewhat the appearance Of ID olchard:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-22

more than 900 years ago; they have undergone
rather rapid decomposition, and produced a soil Of
the most exuberant fertility. Lye visited tho is
land and examined it in person in the year 1926
"Such," he says, sis the strength Of the virgin
SOIL that the shrubs have become almost arbores-
cent and the growth of some of the smaller wild
plants has been so vigorous that botanists have
scarcely been able to recognize the species" Like
this other parts of the earth may have been, when
they first came from the forming hand of their Crea-
tor and in particular that region eastward in Eden,
where the Lord God planted garden, and put there
the man whom he had formed.
But these are matters of mere speculation, and
our subject is, or should be altogether practical
My main object has been to show that the opera:
ton of hillside ditching (aready 10 use amongst
many of our planters and farmers) is as reasonable
and sound in theory it is found to be beneficial
in practice; and to recommend its adoption by all
whose lands are in any considerable degree rolling
or broken. And have been the rather led to the
selection of this topic because it is an Improvement
that is within the reach of all persons as we'll those
of small capital, and who have but little ready mon
ey, as the men Of amplemeans; of the farmer whose
possessions are remote and difficult of access, 30
that ne cannot readily and easily supply himself
with foreign fertilizers; of the amateur agrcultu
faiist here in Raleigh, who by the profuse employ
ment Of guano, powdrette and superphosphate Of
lime has bloated his field into sickly show of q
fertility which does not really belong to it. Ny
jet has been to benefit aiittle If could tie nasS
tsto call their attention to- tie means of transmit-
ting to the next generation the soil of North Cro
lima Httef q NIL injured BY the culture to which
we have si9jected it. It ISL contribution which,
every good citizen maybe expected tomake to the
public veal, especially Is the expense OF time afd
labdf. on pi4hf1lioa ofmodefate extent Is abcem.
parativ fnconsderable. But little direct po6itlve
good not much fsesesss Of the rstafns hin Asias
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No. b5ol
Swamp and Overlooked Lands.-

Pursuant Of
OF iu'eror. puhc notice hereby that In
bring close the business und Congress-
rs lhD, entitled An
aud other reclaim the iand' within their
afford lee who claim th
isnds srlee said iaw dry ~ euva
opportunity inuo6uce evidence sl isds selected
approval affection
date hereof wiI be cenh aud isieiied states,
such obi contemplated BY Abve made
under osih aud hra with IN and " Tho
.ud ufe. fyt General Land OFcc
fsf hfidBytis the hands ~ officers
The following OF land exempt from objection, wit
ls Lands entered cash, iocatfd military
isgd scrip, after
$50 and prior of The of I'd March, 1885
the rref OF purchasers and iocaor Of ovenowed
land -
I'd Lands already patented under swamp
In all where objection Il raised, testimony
before the register and fthe land Office
rrpraion of said n1nhs. they
Of the Comm-sonsr aof the Gatsfsl Land Uflcr
The of swamp Inspection
during the regular bususEa hours Of the Land tfce
yenupdrr hand the city of washg hs 2i day Of
December, 1855. TBoS. A. BkNDKICKs,
Commissioner vf the General Lssd once.
Jan l0-inwsw
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Virginia Land Omce,
nichmaud lamar,

IN conformity Virginia ls9 page 49l section
hereby whom that u
certificate Of The escheaor Of the city o
ay received the land once
January 1856 held the lh day
following the Of Petersburg.
Oaa died sexed, have been found escheAed 10
this Commonwealth, wit;
residence OF said OfaTa, con-
anng brick dwelling commencing Market street.
running 80 feet 30 feei thence eastward
y feet adjoining, 10 by 20 feet
Cd One lot in aonins ,he above lot on hr
south, The No. A. ssh feet Market street
r. Jones about 10 feet being 20 feet
deep. No B feet front and Market street.
being back 20 dssp
the sout, linc from Market back III feel deep
side Of Donors alley, ~ feet
'front.' Frase The the east BY iiarriss
iot, the sanlh by Marsii's lot
4h Market devised IL said
oHBra Mrs Juenne having brick tweing &c thereon
10 feet front and
go feet with oet alley Tunnr from The rear 10 Low
+. y. II, PARKER,
ian I3--Isw5w Reg'r Land Office.
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NAVY DErAKrsxsT,
Bureau Of Construction, hc,,
Ianuarv iv lrG,


DRorosroNs received by this hureau until the 2 o.
February ior the following se or te un,ied sinie ss'n
Mhsisspi 10 be delivered AZ the nayyynTd New sok
Two yenicaI boilers, made Of the sbe ehaIoa
bloom BIO i sheeis half Dcs, water
and aA pils sixteenth, she thr1eesDs Of an sh eh
external paris ss,ied enuk ed on both
sides 10 be used 10
The legs, bottoms, chimney.
Tue sides o shell 10 be suhened by on from which
the braces 10 lead.
The half feet fton BY
about deep, and nan
high fuInsh.d the aud hand he
ps Hue and damper doors iug for bearers and of
securing bpe the chip aud be sescd when done n.y.
dTnulic pressure o 30 lbs per square inch,
The tubes furnished by The and 70 he set by ihe
s being responsible for all tubes conden
ned t defects end The contractor Tor a condemned from
bad skmanshp 4f ,a
price per pound flashed The weight OF The tubes
Aso prices per pound such may be
qud boilers of sand OF dry sand Of oan
aud for ccmpoion cast
inxs, tof copper and tSn) .aMf fN
The patterns o furnished by the government.
and 10 be subject 10 the
inspection and Of such the department may p
point
Drawings will be furnished bidders application to
the department.
viii when
boilers half completed the remainder when they have hee
approved. .HfN.. .e .##. a TX. =, .
will be particular IN stating their prices and the he
and deliver the work bond and
faithful performances OF me
work and fulf'ment OF contract. aA si #H.#3M
Jan i3--law4w
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Class s.

l,Ua0 prizes In n amounting nearly.
Tickets Si8--bases S5- quarters - 0--rshths ~ Vs. .
epg for The OF the payment OF a
by of Maryland To- muc to our In
well rralncaton,o sell the high prices and Inns many
happ ned made correspondents ch
bef,re had the pleasure of personal Interview.
We invariably by mail enclosing the tickets
sctest con0dsnce, and alter
drawing send official priutrd drawing duly ce
officer with axpanaton OF the result
Try us. Try Us. EGERTON 4 BROTHER,
Box iQ3 Office, Baltimore, Maryland.
Office, corner Exchange Place and South street,
JoHs n. EGsRTos,
>CHAS @. EexRros, IT, Jan 8, 0, IA, IA, 10, Is, 10.
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Unissd states Patent ONCE.
Washington, January 3, lb5

ON the petition Read, Of Alton, nois praying for
the patent granted him the 18th March,
lS42 for in feang machines O seven yrnls
from the expiration Of said paent which takes place on e 2h
dny Of March, lss6-- .e. - NJ
is ordered that petition hs heard The Patent Once
Monday, March - O'Clock, and all
notified and show cause II any they have
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
required 10 file In the Patent
Office eir objections specially forth In writing al least twenty
all testimony filed by either party
said hearing be taken and transmitted In nc
the Office, which will furnished on
plicnon.
ruary depositons papers relied testimony
the Office before the morning Of un duy the
arguments. any, within ten days thereafter !.
Ordered notice be published In the Union ine'
eencsr Evening Star Washington CT Argus, Ban'nore
Phiadepbia Pa Journal Of Commerce, New
York and Enquirer Cincinnati, Ohio, week for three
Sd of March next, The day
"s .. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
rdto Of the papers will please copy, and sent
,b rms IN p containing this notice
Jau7 -
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uo~..-E~rn..A,sag Dry GOODS.


yyfr respectfully invite the attention OF
hons kcrors urnishng apartments 20 thc so"~
.pd scics which have ses" rcsssa
win great msIkes ~ M. county a"a w.
make be Interest VI paehaes w
examine our stock LeG1e purchasing cse~hsss'
IN ouR CARPET ROOMS
There may al al times stest designs II every variety
on velvet vIon tapesty Bsusse fss Ply nsfsn ana sn
tap dssxas "hen arc
10 our sales exclusively In This District.
IN CURTAIN MATERiALs-
Our stocks win nIoagnoa, me entire Gun
srcnr bioeAcl ssn nnc snpsa
reps wo daaask plain. ngured and striped cs
nsrss, elegantly aud muslin curtains BRAS s
ies sseis, and all necessary h
lures trimming aud hanging cursaias'
IN BED-FURNIsHNG GOODS
We name "a l04 III 1874, and 1874 extra a.upeor Enssh
binnkes which were order snd imported d,rec,
g-s I04 III a 1874 g white MasSies and toilet qnA
S-i O44 ia and 1914 shcesinxs, great variety
lOi ia la% sherinxs and quilted co'plos'
Linen ana cotton sheelns for pillow and bolster cases
Diaper, damssk, Aaback, and other t0wciings. -
Ao complssa Of abs ssss sach as supet satin
dspask sze. from two 70 seven yMas
Dsmask napkins quality, from s cheApes't e
dsmask doyliss, &c. .....,.,,.a 4. an,
oOumsrned but whlch VIA
~ '"o"" ~ HOOE, BRO, u Co
Dec l5--3sw4wif 1 .s.4
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Of north and ih streets west WIN we
sToupd which IS 600 feet The house
length breadth, aud contnns twenty sire
arranged built Of the best msses wh
inch solid walnut stor casnss an
abundance ssd closets complete gas and
dxures and sfe
marble top depostoy pump excellent water IN ne
yard roof The library contains iou wa
rxmansp Ihe
erquts sSis WITH Fencs airror windo~s
rhe cemenied and psrfectly dry
further Of the house We deem unnecessary snme
saw certainly conveniently arranged
manriou District Of 20 umbs 5aA EG-
Also lnrs brck stable house, with
enclosed with heavy subsastnl iron
fAiLne. ,.,,
In sttrupur description shove, suhscser would
rowfsss ts failed justice but any and
respectfully invited 10 call aud
IL will be sold on very ea-
-able
particulars Of the subscriber suctonesr
and commiRH ~ ~ I1T EI. A. GREEN.
Btton.
Oct p-sWolH d t5tI tG1
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Dec l5--3tsw4wif
Nv !. 3. meGUrHE. Aao,,ons.r.

xrpuy VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, OPPOSITE JUDICIARY
Bquars al On Thursday sflsrnoon January "
cIocE shall sell valuable property krown
ihs FIRST Church located on ah street mms
being the south hall Of ot No y ana
~ N ol No. III In square having front o. 81 set
~ Inc depth the lots toseter with the buamSs
and improvements ~ .oav.yan..s -
ms T eoa !" y, p.Is".- .s yAs. c. Mcguire,
&s Auctionesr.
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.,...s .ss Patent Once,
Washins,on, Jsnuarys H. 1856.

IN the petition Of g. w Dulick OF New York, prAyins
extension OF granted to him on The 23 OF MAR
lst2 for pressing hsy Ac oi
year. from the expiration said patent which takes place
the 23d day Of March, A, D. 1855
be heard The Patent once on
Monday, 10th March II O'Clock, and all per
appear II they have why
said petition ought be granted. $50. .e
opposing required hs in the feh
objections, specially forth least twenp
Of hearing all testimony flied BY either party
taken and transmitted in
with the Of the Office. which will be furnished o.
application. -. -,
the testimony will be closed the 0sh OF Feb
ruay depoonn, and papers relied testimony
flied in Office before the morning that day
the arguments, " any, within ten days thereafter
be published the Upion lnfci
gencs Evening washington D. O. Argus Baltimore
Evening Phisdepba Pennsyvana Journal Of Commerce
New York and Post Boston. for thsse
previous tbs h Of March next hs Day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
#e g. 9s#r s# +##E# Commissioner OF Pstenis.
PsEdto Of the above papers will pease copy aud send he
bills to the Patent Oficc with paper containing this notice.
Jan 4-law3w .o.ss#s.
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United states Patent Once.
Washington, January 2, 1885.

IN petition of zephaniah Boswouh Of annr oto pray
is Of Rranted 10 hin the eh
April, isa in "cons'rncne beating stoves
years from erprnon OF said patent which tnke'
place 9th day OF April, ts5S-
II ordered tba, The said pe'ion be heard Al the Patent
Monday the oath March IL O'Clock, M ana h
persons appear show any they
hare, why said petition ought pot TO be granted.
opposing required hie In the Patent
specially forth In writing at least twenty
testimony 6ed ny elmer rnvv
be taken and transmitted IN sccd
OF the ofbce, which viii be furnished on app
cation - -
testimony viii be closed on the fh dep
osops other papers relied t-s'irory he
filed before The morning OF that day the
rumen,s, II any within dsys therenhor
Ordered he published the Union, lDtel
pencer Evening Washington, D. C. Argus Hsimor.
pyep,ns Aua Phsdepha Pennsylvania Joupsi Of Commerce
New York Enqnrer Cincinnati, Ohio, week FOR
pssvions the 2h of March peS the
day .f hearing. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEd,or OF the above will please copy and send
Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Jan 4--law3w
The daily union., 1856-01-15

NOTICE 10 hereby given that will apply 10 the
IN Commissioner 4osc
land bounty issued TO under The law of sepemhe
tst2'ia
which been which hss sssirned
pledged, or located by me, or by my authority. -
Jan io-faw6w JOHN ROSS.
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Law Partnership.
yANyN
RI. WALKER,

n opERT J. WALKER d LOUIS JANIN have formed part
II persp for and trial al cases ~ she
Court OF and In the Court q Claims Address
washington City, d. Q.
Jan 2-eodtfif .sa...4l .e.s,.tas.4~ tss68 #4aa
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TO oUH sUBsCRIBERs.

The person viii ts entered upon our booA
~, aseas VI be snb.cssaon made In adsases-
Distant sasy loswasd the postsss
paid By all assumed W ourselves "a n@
cafe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER putished IN weekly daring mo SOS
sons cf ong ss. aud semi weekly during the recess
sabscn pons period less Than wal DC eosl'ea %
terms psopossioned the stsss annual rstes
REPRESENTATIVES. authorised agents; and,
NV sanding us RVS subscribers, with $50 enclosed; or
Nv SEMI WEEKLY subscbss. with - enclosed will be
ii,isd 10 : copy sSatis.
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, January 2. 1856,

Il H.#H eU mH. Washington, January T. 1876,
IN the peuon off w and a. W. Baks OF Pcppervls, Msssa
chusatt praying OF Tfsnted IN then
is4a "warcr whseis,o ot
years expiration Of said patent, which take,
place 2ist day Of April, 1875
ordered that the ssd petition bs heard a. the Patent ono
Monday, the 9Th of April ~ O'clock and Al
notified appear and show they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted
required file In the Patent
Once eu objccons specially, IN writing at leautwsnp
bearing All testimony hcd by either
said hearing bc and transmitted
the once. which viii be furnished ON sp
plicaion.
Tine testimony the win be closed on the 9sh
other relied testimony,
mus. before the morning OF that day
he Arguments, n any within ten days thereafter.
notice he published in the Unon Ine
sencer, and srar, Washington, d. O.; Argus, Bhmoe, "a
Philadelphia, journal Commrrce, New
York, N. Y; Boston Post Boston, Mass, -weet
successive previous TO the h day Of April
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Pasnts.
r. Editor. Of papers will please copy
Once, with paper containing this notice
Jan a--lnw3w
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lfgsK surs rs N 20 gallons milk ealy
~ pres per delivered Warranted pure W.
nsa Orders cent through hr pos omc.
~ . Al usn,y florist 18Th and ssres WIZ
aussdsd p~prrry s.s gallon 10 cents per quart
' " DOUGLAS h SMITH,
Jan ia-~3tsod Near he hsacos"s hnaas'
The daily union., 1856-01-15
Firemcn,s Insurance Company OF Washington
and GeOrk ot0Wn.
December 81, 1855.

TH respective e companies Of Washington and q orseown
se 70 elect directors OF this company
are notified required 70 hold
N 81 such hour and place ~ they
designate 10 elect Of directors 70 WHICH nrv are emu
lied. hLA1A A0AN s.a..,.vr s,
Jan 2-eod ooe'o'a',.
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NNENCH EMHKOIDEHIES.NBn nxse III. w. ~, ants
from New YORK largo shove desirable GOODS
consisting Of ss
0S muslin embroidered ctiemisetts and sleeves
Q5 mu.in embroidered coiarets and fronts
rs VaIenciennes lacer chemiseits, In sets
l5U valeneennes scc-tr mined collars /.
yJ Maltese ace trimmed c0laSetfs and sleeves
oU0 richly embroidered French pocket handkerchief
Valenciennes and Maltese Iacos, Ac.
Together great variety 0 she similar goods AZ OF wnien
prepared offer SUCH terns - 10 rapa
We AIso invite f ladies' cioaks
Tauas shaws &C.. be closed reduced prices
D~c q2--eo4vif HOOE, BRO, co.