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ME undersigned gives notice b his njsnds aax
thepablic that he has just reesivsd his stoc,.
II Fall and Winter 1oods, eomprsiag ali sAs iatsss
styles and coiors Of Cloth, Csssimsrs and Yeesinrss
which goods will be made up 70 order, il the most
elegant manner, he has some a The beat vorkmxu
a the United States At work for him. Being sgxut
for Scott the reporter of tshions you may rely cpn
getting the most fAshwnahs clothing.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
II his make, such - Over 0arnsnts froek drsss
ana business Goats, Pants. and Vests, from medium,
To very superior quality.
All the above Goods win b sold a very low prices
for instance whole suit, Cost Pants, and Vest for
the small sum Of tl5. s'AG5 ~
0vercoats, beautiful style, from ol0 10 $50
Pants, do do do 70 10
vssts, do do do so 10 10
Tie respectfully solisiss call from all in want cf
Clothing 1900
FURNISHING GOODS.
such az Shirts, Drawers Collars, stocks, Handkss.
ihiefs, Searfs, Umbrellas, 10.
p. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel,
Between I'd and ~ &ssess. Penn. avenue.
nov TT :.
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THIRTY-FOUR CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

NNfD~Hi Vunc IT. IoUUs
After our report closed,
Mr.. BUTLER finished his remarks on the Mas
sachusetts resolutions.
Mr.. WILSON replied to him; and debate on
the subject sprang up, in which Messrs. BUTLER,
WILSON, and CLAY participated.
&r. EVANS obtained the door, and then gave
vay. when
The snate adjourned
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From Oreoo,.

NEW York, June l4.--Advices from Oregon,
by the George Law, report another battle on
Rogue river, in which the Indians were routed,
with the loss Of thirty killed
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NOTICE. = Proposals will be received
~ by the undersigned until Monday, the 18th in
slant at IL o'clock, NJ for grading md gravelling
2lst street west, from Pennsylvania avenue to ST.
north proposals to state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for gravelling; the
gravel TO be light inches deep in The middle Of the
street and inches at the sides, and well rakcd.
JOS. Il. RAWLINGS,
Commissioner of Improvements, LIST district.
b. RANDOM,
j. B. TURT0N,
june Is Assistant Commissioners
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SEND IN YOUR ORDERsI
ENE have now on hand at orr yard,
w corner of G and Twenty-second streets, First
Ward, good stock Of Wood, which we will sell for
the prices named, for cash:
Oak SO per cord.
Pine S5 Der cord
Hickory 81 per co d.
Also, Cumberland Lump Coal, with q superior ar
tice of White and Red Ash Anthracite; all of which
we will sell at the lowest market prices.
All orders left at office, or at p j. Steers store
No. ass Seventh street, between ID and K, will be
promptly filed.
june l3--lm JOHN w. MYERS & CO
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AUCTION SALES.
by @. w. BOTELER,
AuctiOueof.

pTOR Y SALE OF VALU.
- he First " ard.--on Tues
day afternoon, June "'s :. L. M Ia IL .s,s..
on the premises The sho. ~ess ON rorth II street
No. 10 front SO feet 81 in ~ ss,nd .,rssss
Se.~se To- W.. sna iaas auars feet.
This proper 10 mos beautifully =
most desirable part VI the Frat Ward credit Of
Terms: 0ne-foarth cash aaLce xriug
six, twelve, aud eighteen mansbs, for notes b.. "a
Interest," secured BY deed in trust on the prsmisD
C. w. BOTkLER,
june IA dads A. csivnosr
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a GENTLEM An who has several debt !,
n well secured by eeds in trust In this cie
dishes 10 raise few thousand dollars Tor sixiy or
ipety days, and will make such discount as viii
rive liberal interest for the amount rquired. u
he purchaser desires il, the debts can reu1an, %
hey will be liqudated in July or August.
Address L. 8. D., ut this Office, care OF the editor
q The "a gan. nav s--duif
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A RARE CHANCE.
INSTITUTION for the DEAF, DUMB
and BLIND.

g st, betDecn goth and 2lst SITS, south side.
ERIDAY AFTERNOON Of each w, elk
- has been set apart for the reception Of visitor,
at the Institution The friends of this Institu ion are
respectfully invited to be present and witness the
exercises on that day.
This institution is entirely charitable in its nature
having been established e>pressl for the benefit Of
that class of afflicted children for whom provision
has ever been made.
Donations of money, household furniture, or of al
most any description will be thankfully received at
the institution june lS--tf
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POTION &C PAVILION.
Piney Point, June I'd, 1856.
NuE AROYE desira hle nlace tor hes

TSNHE ABOVE desirable place tor health
ton of vsiters the 18th June, enlarged and i'm
proved. The Pavilion is 500 feet long, and has capa
city for three hundred visiters.
number Of dress,ng-rooms have been built on
the beach for the accommodation of Ladies and Gem
tlemen preferring the surf bath.
shall hope for a continuance Of the public favor
so kindly bestowed on m for three seasons.
TERMS OF BOARD.
For single day. 80 90
For three days, or less than week 81 so per
day.
Ter week. .-...-................... ~ %
Per month, 81 25 per day.
w. w. DIX,
june 5--lm Proprietor
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UNION HOTEL, WASHINGTON City,
Opposite the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad DeO0t.

Railroad Depot.
0NHE Subscriber, having leased the hotel
j known as Foys Hotel aad formerly occupied
by the late John Foy, Is now prepared 70 sccommo-
date the travelling public The table viii always be
Implied with all the decacies Of the season, pre-
par in the most superior style.
. The bar attached 10 the house 10 furnished with
the finest LIQUOR aud Cigars that can be obfs ned
JAMES T. LLOYD,
june 2-eosm Proprietor.
NTR w HATS Hiawatha and other
STYLES: straw bats for men and boys, Just re-
ceyed A new assortment at H..@
GEORGE H. b. WHITE CO.'S,
Fashionable Hat and Cap store,
$50 Penn. avenue bet. 9th and 10th streets
ia 4-3teodif
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A BARGAIN.

N HAhGAIN.
EOR SALE, $4,000 feet Of Ground, i'm
II twelve 10 5, Of 25 feet By 100 feet each situa-
ted on the Island near Fuur-and a-half street, aud
fronting upon Van street, between NJ and N streets
south. A good frame house, nearly new, Is on one
ofthe lots. The twelve lots fronting on Van street
have alleys three Sides being thu surrounded by
a street and alleys. The whole will be sold together
or in lots suit purchasers, at bargain and time
given ON the larger portion Of the purchssc-money
Inquire this Office. may 7--dtf if
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Court OF CLAIMS, June Is Judge Scarburgh
delivered the opinion Of the court in the case of
Gibbons vs Kelly on the facts. Favorable bill or
dered to be reported. Judge Blackford dissenting
in respect to the amount allowed.
Mr.. Stuart resumed the argument in the case OF
Mary Reeside, executrix, &C., and continued until
8 o'clock, when the court adjourned to Monday
morning next.
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FOR LEASE.

GfNTLEMEN,S FURNISH sc GOODS.
EyOR spring and summer, my stock OF
II the above is now full aud complete in every
department Ny facilities for DUNG business IRE ci
the best character. The public are invited IL ca
aud examine my stock, as / am determined 10 Sc,
chap for cash or 10 my punctual customers.
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store
Penn. avenue, near Four-and-s-half street.
on aO-dts
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AMUSEM ENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
hnnAsi 20. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lessees.
y , - foru.. .........,......,...So Sole Manager
Joseph Jefferson .........-....... Stage Manager.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
an =" ...,,--......,....50 cents.
p.1any S's Sas,a anu uaiieries. ........"..25
The Box Sheet for the sale Of reserved .es,s win
be open every day OF this week. Office hours be-
tween A. NJ. and 5 pm.
Last Night bur One OF the Season.
BENEFIT OF TIE SCOTT GUARD.
Saturday Fleming, June l4th, 1866.
The performance to commence with
THE WARL0CK OF THE GLEN.
SINGING AND DANCING.
To conclude with
YANKEE JACK:
OR, THE FLOATING BEACON.
Doors open att O'Clock, p. M; Curtain rises at
june a.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
MONDAY, JUNE 10.
Last night Of the
DRAM ATTIC SEASON,
And Testimonial Benefit to Mr.. GEORGE KUNKEL
when an extraordinary bill will be offered.
june Is
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MAroR's OrvIcs,

Mayors OrFIcs
washins ton, June II, 1854.
NOVICE. All persons having claims
~ spainst the Corporation Of Washington Of any
kind except the funded, are requested 10 furnish
statement Of their amount TO this Office immediately.
june Is w. b. MAGRUDER, Mayor.
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The steamer Union, lately on the route between
this place and Alexandra, has been sold the
Albany and Troy Mail Company, to ply between
Albany and Greenbush. The price obtained for
her was $4,000 She started for her d stination
on Wednesday last
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The paintings exhibited over Farnhams book
store, have been freely visited by our citizens
Though many of them have been purchased, still
some of the finest are on hand. This evening is
the last time they will be exposed for sale, as those
that are not disposed of now, will be boxed up and
sent to New York. This is the last chance
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The Union Choir Association elected officers at
their last meeting, full report of the proceedings
of which we are unable to give from want of room
The following is a list of the officers elected:
President, 7. j. Magruder Recording Secretary
Jas. Ii. Mckinney; Corresponding Secretary, f.
Glenroy; Treasurer, Thomas McGill; Conductor
J. II. Daniel Assistant Conductor, John L. Clubb
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Last Night but One Of the season.
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On "Wednesday June 49, 1856,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class l.
$4,000 Tickets--15,7 50 Prizes.
II SCHEME.

10 VVW Trizes OF 30 %.
Prizes all drawn, and payable without deduction.
Tickets SO, Halves g, Quarters 81 so.
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Pic Nc AND EXCURSION excursion of the
Ryand Chapel Choir, to Fort Washington, will
take place next Friday. The snug steamer Geo.
Washington has been engaged and will leave her
wharf at half-past eight, A. NJ, on the morning of
the excursion.
The price Of tickets has been placed at so cents
.or adults, and IL IL cents for children so that
the trip is not beyond the means of any one wish
ing to make the excursion.
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The steamer Alice g. Price took down yester-
day, on her regular trip upwards of sixty passen-
gers for the different landings on the Potomac -
The facilities she affords are such as to entle her
to liberal patronage. She is the boat for the
river
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WISELY CHArEL.-The congregation of Wesley
Chapel will worship in Old Trinity Church, on bth
street, on Sunday next. and thereafter till future
notice.
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RELIaIoUs NorIcEs--The Methodist Episcopal
Church South Is now ready for service, and will
be reopened tomorrow. The Rev. Bishop Pearse
of Georgia. assisted by several other distinguished
clergymen, viii conduct the ceremonies on that
occasion.
There will be religious services at the Capitol in
the House of Repre- sentatives tomorrow at eleven
o'clock, A. NJ, when Rev. VIM. b. Hayden, of
Portland, Maine, will preach. Mr.. Hayden will
also preach at the New Jerusalem Temple, on Cap
itol Hill, in the evening.
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III o. HOOD wishes to inform his
AAe friends and the public that be has re q
moved his stock of fine Watch q rich Jewelry, IA
nd Silver Wire TO the store formerly occu- easss
pied by Mr.. Keyworth, No, 3SS Pennsylvania are
nue., three doors above Ninth street where he will
keep constantly on hand fine assortment Of Gold
JeweIry. Watches Of every description; also pure
Silver Ware Of my own manufacture; together with
great variety of other rich wares.
Having ha' long experience in the New York
and Washington trade, am prepared 70 offer gn.ds
at the lowest possb prices, u whoes le or retail
Sign Of the large Spread Eagle,
june II No. SSs. Pen, . lysnis avenue.
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AEorHrR PIc-Nic.--0ur friends OF the Capitol
tih Methodist Episcopal Church go to the White
House Pavilion next Thursday, after which they
viii go down the river for the pleasure of the sail
when they will return to Fort Washington, and
erJoy Picnic in the delightful grove that sur
rounds that grim old fort. They are bound TO
have good time.
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The Market this morning was well attended; but
It is still evident that the earliest Corners have their
choice of the daintics
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Plc-NIo.-Thc Northern Liberties Fire Company
give their annual picnic on Monday next Many
Of our citizens, who have heretofore pleasantly en-
joyed these excursions, will no doubt be the more
eager to engage in the present one, when they
learn that the object of the company is TO acquire
the available towards furnishing their new and
beautiful engine house. Every disposition viii be
manifested, on the part Of these worthy fremen,
towards rendering the day truly agreeable, so Ear
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ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.

june 10
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For sale, wholesale, by druggists in all the princi-
al Cities and retail by upothccaries and storckee,
re- in every town in the United States and Cansds,
nd by GRAY 4 B ,LLANTYNE and JOHN T.
iORTIMER, Washington. n. G. feb l5--6md
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nR WIIIltM VANZANDT Of 81 Lopis, Occulist
~ and oEihalmc surgeon finding it necessary for
his health In reside, during tke season, in a
more northern situation, has sclrctci As a summer
residence the city Of Rock Island ILL., whore H. can b.
consulted for al diseases ni the yc and ophalmic n-
eraiions from the first OF July until the last OF Sep
tr1aber. Chronic affections generally will rpc.iya
portion of his attention. and eye patients will fnd
that during the warm season they can be more sue
csssfully treated northern climate than that
VI st Louis. Uunc5)
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WHITAKER Il GRANT,
.lT7OR.vEI;S 1T L.lVy:
Iland Agents.
Have removed their ONCE t. NJ ! Main Street.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
/ OTIS 4and block 81, best house and lotsin TOW
IL for the pinc.
Lot 2hock 3s City Hotel.
Lot block SO, good house and wa.eS
1.2l block7.
Lot block 80.
For sale In scott county.
acres SEC tp 79rle
acres secs and 5 tpi1 r2 e ~ acres timber, and
130 acres under GUILTY. a,ion, veal watcred,
81 acres improved lana on the kaiiroad miles from
town, good house and baIn sec 10 tpis 3,
$50 acres, l4o timber, good orchard, large new
house, miles from town, Gu the river.
lG0 acres sec Is ps0r3
" acres v II v Ia sec 81 .p79r9
Clinton county.
1870 acres IA sec 20 Up 80 e, ~ acres timber.
MusCNtiNc county.
30 acreE, mile from Muscaiine.
FOR SALE In TOWN
good frame houses, one containing rooms, .
new house built last spring; and one containing 2
rooms, 10 of let I in block in Adam Noel's add
lion. There is well of good water on the premises
LIZ story brick house, containing six rooms, on
corner Of Rock Island aud Seventh streets, with
.eli ofexeellen' water; lot I. BY 10.
Part out-lot -, ~ ty I3O feet;
do do 81, I3J by 2o0 feet, fronts $50 feet on
street.
FOR sALEIN SCOTT COUNTY.
f6O acrcs-4S excellent timber, 10 acres under
cultivation, 1-2 OF I.2 OF Sec H. tp sO range g.
~ acres e l2 " IL, see IS, tp 70, range I.
?40 acres 12 and 12 of ella, sec s, tp S0, r3.
10 acres in " IL sec 81 tp IS Ala improved.
10 acres e ~ and v Ia sec II tp IS 4-4c
3arcs improved.
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DAVENPORT IOWA FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST %. 1856.
IEAL FSTiTE AlTltiES.


JlLsls LrT.l.sr u.
IL A Nd "A & II II II.
Office In Atchissn'. Block. second street.
between Min aud Hrady.
Timber Land.
II 4 ACRES large BEAUTIFUL Timber, 90 mites
l frum Davenport: price SO per acre; WI be
ividrd ~ suit purchasers.
Improved Farms.
2io acres highly improved farm; S miles from Dav.
port; go ncr, in cultivation r..i boa, with
sage orange, hous'', stable, etc
Ahcautiful farm 81 mile< srcm pav.npor.--lGo
ares-"o acres IN cultivation, part timber new
house, stable, etc.
miles from pavrnr4ri; 90 arrcs: 10 acres I'm
prov''-2O Scrs understanding water, house, sta
bile, etc-
3i4 acres. miles from Davenrort-t7s scres IN
fence, lao acres IN hgi, state of cultivation I39
acres nnlbcr la &c orchard, two g,s-l We'll, II water
large house with room-, stables, ou,buiidiEs, etc
Smiles frm Dsvenpou-4o acres In csl,ivai,on,
600 hcase, stable, ETC.
6H miles srnm Davenpe,t-iso acres IN IN fspee,
60 acres in cuiivaiin ~ timber 20 prai
ri- house, stable, tic.
miles from Davenport-s0 acres; 10 acres II. cul-
ivd'i"n, part iinb large new hous", good barn.
etc, etc.
- miles from Davcnp ,ri-->o acres; GO acres In
cultivation, god hour S',b', etc
IL miles from Divcnpprt-s) acrcsj 90 acres in
cultivation, sod hulise, stable, etc.
" miles from Dlv"npprts acres: co scres In cul-
ivaion, II acres spl mild tnnb 7, balance pf.rtr
ar"e orchard, running water, h usc, large stable
smoke housc, ctc.
10 miles from Dav npart; 50 acres-aIl In culiva
ioI; house, stable; etc.
iimii's from Davenport, 81 acres-all In fncc AMI
cultivation.
20l acrrs IN Z nee AMI cultivation, OH the Duhuque
road, miles from Davenport
40 acres prairie land; miles from Davenport hcau-
tfHl vicw over Rock Island, Mississippi aud Dav, N
port.
200 acrns ~ rich prairie land bv Walcott. some %
II cultivated. Aud a large amount OF unimproved
land ia Scott County.
number Of horls"s let, and varrnt lots, pleasant
" iina,ei in different parts of Davenport For sale
"n favorabl" terms.
~ beautiful lots IN North Davcnport--tcrms libcr-
ally Apply TO
jyi5n JULIUS IYTANCE
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ls. u. YER :, Dentist

R Office on Brady street ,brtw cen - and
3i, over DR. lIickman's Office. He in
UfFH serts teeth on the most improved plan
- 4AY and has on hand large and beautiTv
aasStnsns 81 TkESses escsN SAiss teoan selsse asy
shade cr size. Persons wishing Aliens New Mode ot
Continues Gum Teeth on Platina plate; or Block
Teeth can have them MS they may desire. nv2,-
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VX7HITTAKER h GRANT have a complete alb
w ,tract ~ all The land title. in this county. They
prepared Ia sh.w the condition Of any title on
the Books in five minutes. octlj-5slawtf
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COLLINCWOOD ROUTE.
Throug11
LAKES MICHIGAN AND HURON
To CDLLEvGIy1DOD.
AND THENCE BY THE
Ontario, SimcOe Il Huron Railway
TORO.v'7Ol
Connecting with
Steamers on Lake Ontario.

TO ALLPOINTy EAST.
vINHE "Chicago ami Collingwood Route,' first e..
tabii>iei last season, has ceiy,d II n,erItj
distinction from .he entire Press and tn. Travelling
Public, and has been universally characterized ~ the
most romantic, p ascnt and popular Route ever e,-
tabli>he in the Union Thc entire arranecm. Mt. for
1886 hav' hsn ma with the view TO rcr,,en tx This
Gr' at LAX Route the n.,st able ri, SAINT
and -yst matte 10 business arrang
u !, III, rontr ~ IN Business Man, the Tonris,
and tn Pleasure r'kcr. IT abounds wi u the Wild
cst and grand 81 scrmry-t'e beautiful shores Of
Lake Michigan and ihr Islcts decking the northern
onllrt the classic land OF Mackinac the tradi-
tonary Manii"tiin I,iands fthe home of tn" Indian
Spirit Of the Iakes) and the myrora,nic-,ik- Isles
of Georgian B,y-orm series of views s.s,
on ih'' northern continent,
The E.ats drcluxufiau>y furnishe f,r night tray
~ aWi hy sailing ARRANGEMENTS the daylight IL pass
ed al the Straits and among the Islands, Hat, dust
ana railroad d.canfnrt> are avpied. In hottie
day Of summer, travelcrs enjoy a gentle Lake
breeze.
At Mmkinaw. Boats make connection 10 Saul, Ste
Marie and LAX sup"rior.
On arrivign at Torunto' passengers can in a few
n nrs visn the Great SusIrnsOn Brids. and the Fails
nf Naeaia, or trip II through the Thousand Islands
ami tbs tipiis u thr ST. Lawrence. Boats from To-
ront" cross Lake Ontario ia thc night to
BUFFALO ROCHESTER, OSWFGo CAPE VIM
CENT, OGDENSBI RGH, KINGSTON
and MONTREAL.
Thence connect with Railroads to
ALBANY. NEU YORK BOSTON, ,PHILADEI.-
/'IJ/1,
And all other Eastern Cities
The following magnificent Passenger t,ats comprise
the Line
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Richards
BUCKEYE STATE, Capt t.hambrtln
NIAGARA. Capt y Miller
QUEEN CITY, Capt Vim Watts
The Louisiana,
CAPT DAVENPORT; will run brtween ColIincwooa
and Green Bay, conn, cting with the regular line al
Mackinac,
day and Saturday evenings, At o'c.rk t,ue hing al
Wsnkeran. rD,ri,a Racine, Milwaukee, Shebyy gan
Manitnw'e Tw" Rivers and Mackina..
-. TIfhETSfhrough or 10 any pint On ~
route can b.. .tainfd on board the Bats or at 10,
Company'> Ofice, l2s south Water Street, Chic ago
For fur ID r Information apply on h,arsi or TO
GODFREY BRYANT,
Passenger Agent, Che ~,
- f,f1I T'frrst.r &c
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l..f. PAR il Ell.

,.rney and Counsellor at Law, and Notary rn"'c
particular attention paid t" Conveying ana exam a.,
,n.,ion Of Land Titles Oihce on Brady ST., IN w
therw ~ e building. W."
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PIANO FORTE WARE ROOMS

NO. s, LIZ CLAIRE ROW, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
vITE have good stock of6, 8 1-S, 1-2, 6 7-S and
" Octave Picnos On hand, embracing almoa
everyvarcty Of style and prices. from the plain
talc frame to the new expensive Kind, with carvings
pearl keys, &c, from the factories ~ Bnarnan, Cray
4 b., Albany, LiYhte, Newton 4 Bradbury; Haines
Brothers 4 Cummings; Firth, Pond Co., New York
All Of which warranted 70 give satisfaction. - %
sale. Orders from abroad are collected. P0rvhascS
viii he well served by ordering aA II they we're prs
Ia select for themselves The article VIII always
he found represented We likewise have on bspd
very hne stock 81 Guitars, ffoffns, FiM'i"0s, A..
cUvians, FJStes, Banjos, Idaa10rtaes, ASsscat
NercAandisS Of every description @esf MssSc, &C.
oct i5si1f CRANDALL4 b H16GlNG.
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n the citiseus VI Davenport and vicinity. Oftcr
CA,rwer Of Main and Third Streets. K.>rsnc, on
Maine, si,oye Eighth st. lapi4hil
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L. u. CLINE.

aien and Ornamental Painter; can be found At the
old stand Of CLINE Jewell, en- 3d street, near
Brady, Davenport. janlfiiy
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N NGD,rICE

TN J. J. Johnson, late Of Massachusetts, respect
~ fully ntos ms ths citizens Of Davenport and vicin
~ that he has located In this city PHYSICIAN and
ouseson and trusts tDt by industry and integrity to
hs profession "a merifhnd receive share Of thcpa
eooaaRo. Once In Atkinson's Block. dec29dO
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i. ~. WILEY.
x,san.p.raEu.nA A. BRO,

Dealer In Choice Family Groceries, Provisions, Pro-
duce, &C. Second st., bet Brady aud MAIN Jaw"
wort, Iowa. "e"S