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A BARGAIN.
"nR GAZE % mn foot or ,

EOR SALE, $4,000 feet of Ground, i'm
- twelve lots, of IS feet by 1870 feet each, situa-
ted on the Island, Four-and a-half street, and
froqing upon Van street between N and streets
south. A good frame house, nearly new is on one
o. The ,1ts The twelve lots fronting on Van street
street and alleys The whole win be sold together
OF in lots TO snt purchasers at bargain, and time
given on the larger portion Of the purchase money.
Inanirn AT this office may 1--dtfif
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Ne,o Orleans Markets.

49, Ne,o Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, May 14.--Cotton is unchanged.
Sales to-day Of 5000 bales.
Flour is selling at SO.
. Molasses, 80 l-2 cents.
Mess pork is firm at $l6.
Lard in kegs, 10 3-4 cents.
Freghts on cotton to Liverpool are sitter at
SD a
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10 CAPITAL PRIZES!r
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS!
sCHEME--CLAss d.

$50 prlzes amounting to. ................. 5000
~ Price of Tickets.--Wholes, $40; Halves, rs !;
Quarters, e. 80.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES 81
The two numbers preceding and succeeding tho
first ten Prizes are each entitled to Approximation
Prizes. fNt ty .H
eB Prizes in this Lottery are paid thirty days az
ter the drawing, in bills ofspecepaying Banks, with
out deduction-only on presentation Of the Ticket
drawing the Prize
Bills of all solvent banks taken at par.
All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
nov lS--1y Montgomery, Alabama.
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Dennrtalre of a Steamer

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE steamer City o
Baltimore, hence for Liverpool sailed this mornin,
with l4o passengers and full cargo of freight.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

atsr ION Caliko,ria and az Isthmns-- TAe

Later from California and ne Ithmus--The
a War IA Oregon, dc. nc
New ORLEANS, May 1.-THE steamship Empire
City has arrived at this port from New York via
Havana 18th instant.
She connected at the latter port with the steam
ship Philadelphia from Aspinwal, and thereby
brings the California mail Of April 2lst.
The steamship George Law for New York has
nearly two millions in gold.
The advices from California are unmportant.
The San Francisco markets were quiet -four
was recovering gradually from its depression.
In Oregon the war continues. -
A body of regulars had been defeated by the In
dams at Rogue river with the loss of twenty-eight
killed. 4-
The Cascades" had been captured by the In
dams and burned; several whites were msssacred
1t was reported that body Of one thousand In
dams we're approaching the "Dalles' from the
north. -l
Several other fights arc reported, in which the
whites were generally victorious. -
From Washington Territory the intelligence Is
that the Indians were breaking out upon the
settlers in every direction.
Colonel d. Buchanan had defeated the Indians
on Rogue river, and relieved the citizens In that
vicinity. ns
From Central America there is no intelligence of
Importance.
The Panama papers are filed with the official
correspondence between the dignitaries of State,
the commander Of the steamer, and Others, in ref.
erence to the late riot.
| There is absolutely nothing from Nicaragua.
| The following named vessels had arrived at San
Francisco; Emily Farnum, Red Rover, Flyaway,
Mary Whitridge, Fair Wind, from New York /;
Electric Spark, Golden Fleece, and Holander, from
Boston; Isaac Jeanes, and S. s. Bishop, from Phil
adephia.
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ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.
HINHE original. UNSURPASSED. and imatlY-

- celebrated Madame Adolphe, the universally
the same distinguished lady who created, through
her marvellous revelations Of the past the present
as well the correct predictions OF the future such
intense excitement in England France and the prin-
presented her with costly diamond and breach, and
Daniel Webster with jewelled ring, il now ready
10 receive visitors at the private boarding house Of
Mrs Bsnnermsn, corner OF Ninth and streets She
will inform all about the past present and future If
husband they will get business OF every descrip
ton. Mysterious and almost impossible as her pro-
fesson appears she Gomez recommended BY 80 highly
respectable and innumerable certificates OF scknowl
edged power and skl that II precludes all supposi
ton of probability Of deception or imposing many
others now practice.
ssS Consultation fee from 80 cents 10 az, accord
ing 70 how fur they wish TO 90, or what time they
occupy may 6-sm
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Office Of the Commissioner Of Lotteries,


BALrINoRs, APRIL l8, 1856.
uNHE undersigned, Commissioner of Lotteries of
the State Of Maryland being in receipt daily
of letters from various portions of the country
king inquiry to Lottery Schemes with which the
country Is flooded, and which purport to be decided
by the drawings of the Maryland Consolidated lot
teres takes this method to answer oil such letters
Of inquiry and inform the public that all Lotteries
pnrporting to be decided by the Maryland Drawings
gross frauds that certain parties who style them
selves Morris 4 Co., and pretend to be Managers or
Sole Agents for the Grand Charter Lotteries of Ceve.
land, Ohio, impostors and said Lottery fraud,
having neither legal presumptive existence and
that another fictitious firm, styled hurry Il Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio, are also inipostors, and all Lotto
res which they profess to be managers agents for
are also frauds.
RICHARD FRANCE, Of this city, is the contrac-
tor for Drawing the Maryland Lotteries the business
conducted under the firm of r. FRANCE d CO., as
Managers, and they have no sole agents in the city
Of Baltimore. There are however, some forty licensed
vendors for the State Of Maryland who derive license
under him through this Office to sell tickets in The
Maryland Lotteries.
d. H. McPHAIL,
Commissioner OF Lotteries for the State of Md.
aD 2l--2md&cD
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Hubbard Co. are fully authorized to gil all orders
in the Maryland Lotteries
r. FRANCE h CO.,
ap 25--d6w Managers, Baltimore Md
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WILL BE RECEIVED

u by the undersigned, at the Mayors Office until
Wednesday, the 21st instant at 10 O'clock NJ, for
grading street north, from Fourth street west to
the east side OF North Capitol street.
Proposals will state tue pr ce per cubic ward The
surplus earth 10 be deposited and spread TO the
proper grade free Of any CHARGE such streets or
other places az the Commissioners may direct
street, between New Jersey avenue end Third street
west, will require considerable portion of it. The
work viii be given to the lowest responsible bidder,
who will be required to give security for the faithful
performance IL the contract in such amount and in
such time as the Mayor may deem proper
FRAS. b. LORD,
Commissioners Third and Fourth Warts.
GEO. II. ARyIN and .l
JOHN ROVER, asa m
may IL Assistapt Commissioners
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SERvANTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
~ Mechanics and employees Of all kinda furnsl ).
ed az the shortest notice by addressing h. j. HAN.
SON, Room No. 8, 5l4 Seventh street where men
women, and children, white and black can at II
times hear Of good situations. an 93--Im
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UyHE AMERICAN HALL ON Seventh
ii street. adjoining Odd Fellows Hail. will be
open every Monday night until the first Monday in
June next Distinguished speakers will be in at
tendance each evening. Friends and opponents
of the American cause are invited to attend.
On Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
evenings, the Hall viii be open for the different
Der Of the American party will be present
Rally Rally Americans and prepare for the bat
lie 10 denolish Sag Nichtism in the metropolis Of
the land Of the free and home Of the brayel"
~ Members Of Congress favorable 10 the Ameri-
can cause are earnestly requested 10 favor with
their presence ap g0---dtd
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GAS LIGHT GAS LIGHTI

GAS LIGHT GAS LIGHTi
Always sure, and under your own control.
~ ALIAHER 4 SMITH, having perfected their
~ Portable Gas Generator, now offer ii to tho
public assuring them that it is free from all the OBJ
ections which have been urged against other inven-
lions for accomplishing artificial illumination. 1t
will generate more gas, at less expense, than any
other apparatus take up less spare and Is free from
all noxous odors while its original cost is fifty per
cent less. For public buildings private dwellings
this Generator viii be found peculiarly applicable,
and in the country highly advantageous, the gas
can be manufactured from any kind Of grease that is
now considered valueless and thrown away 1t is
very simple in its construction not liable to get out
Of order and can be tended with entire safety by
ignorant servant or child without the least danger
The patentees do not think IL necessary in An adj
yersement to give any long description Of their Gas
Generator those DESTROYS Of being supplied will ex
anime for themselves. They would therefore, res
pectfully refer the public 10 the Gas Fitting and
Plumbing Establishment OF
MILLER d CUNNINGHAM
No. 800, Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
Who are the sole and general agents where the gas
be seen burning, and all particulars ascerained
relative TO the Generator, &c.
c9J- In addition 10 the above, the paientees offer
to the public their "Sure Cure for Smoky Fluesn
which has been fully tested on some of the worst
chimneys in this city, so successfully that they are
willing to guarantee cure in every instance. Call
or address as above. ap 17-1md&cptf
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
NOR Spring and Summer, my stock OF
IL the above IL now full and complete in every
department My facilities for doing business are Of
the best character. The public are invited TO call
and examine my stock, as / am determined TO sell
cheap for cash or TO my punctnal customers.
Gents Furnishing Store,
Penn. avenue, near Four-and-a-half street.
ap 80--dtf
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baltimore Markets.

baltimore Markets.
BALrMoRE, May l5.--Four is steady. Sales Of
1900 bbls., at SO.
Wheat--prime is cents better white, 81 rs;
red, 81 As other qualities are about the came az
yesterday.
Corn--wbite is lower, 43 as cents yellow un-
changed, so a so cents.
Provisions are buoyant. l8 n-
Mess Pork, SlS 80 $40. s nn I
Bacon--shoulders, Is s Ia cents; sides, Q
IL cents.
Lard IL firm at 10 Ia n IL 1 y cents
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AMERICANS, ATTEND ALI disposed to join ia
che formation of Fillmore and Donelson Club,
viii assemble at the Organ building on Saturday
evening next the 18th instant at o'clock. 1t
Gll be distinctly understood, that the parties to
the call have no desire plan to make themselves
conspicuous az officers, or otherwise but are ami
rnRted by the sole desire TO set en- foot measures
BY which public documents may be sent out to
counterfeit the efforts of the several Abolition and
Locofoco organizations in operation here.
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Nea0 York Markets.
NEW YoRK, May 15.--Flour Ia dull Sales of
5000 barrels. Common to good State, $5 81 a
$5 81; common TO low grade extra Ohio, IS 81 a
SO 81; good to standard Southern, SO is a SO 81
fancy to extra do, 81 a IS 20.
Wheat is steady. Sales of 1900 bushels. South.
ern white, ST so; red, 81 so. s
Corn Is improving. Sales Of $4,000 bushels.
Southern mixed, IS cents.
Pork Is unsettled. Sales of GOO bbls
Beef ia steady. Sales Of $50 bbls Chicago re.
packed, 80 $l8.
Lard is firm. Sales OF 500 bbls. at 10 l-2 cents.
Whiskey is dropping. Sales Of 100 bbls. Ohio, q
A cents ttN .a sNHnT
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AUCTION SALES.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioncer.
TUvHUSTEE,S SALE Of fine new three
IL story frame House and Lot near the
Navy Yard, at Auction.-On Thursday, the
18th instant shall SELL by virtue Of deed Of trust
duly recorded, in frontof the premises six o'clock
p. NJ, part Of lot No. 10, in square No. 904 having
front the east side OF Seventh street east of 81 feet
between and streets SOUTH running back, with
10 feet side alley, 10 80 feet alley 100 feet inch
with the Improvements, which new, substantial
and well-built three story Frame House. contaninf~
seven conveniently arranged rooms, and out-houses
This properly is handsomely situated, the Navy
Yard or Marine Daeracks, with excellent water in
front of the door,
Terms one-fourth cash balance in six. twelve
and eighteen months, with notes bearing interes.
from the day Of sale. deed given, and deed OF
trust taken. Title indispatable
A. GLADMON, Trustee
may 9--eodAds A. GREEN Auctioneer
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3f,tnicipal Election.

PRovIDENcE, May l5.--At our municipal cleo
ton yesterday the Americans carried their whole
ticket BY about 500 majority.
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The Supreme Court of the United States closed
its adjourned session yesterday, and will not again
assemble until the first Monday in December next
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Mr.. Wood has also engaged the services Of the
MARYLAND ETHIOPIAN BAND,
OF ten members the first csored Band that ever APP
peared in public They will perform on any or all
Of the instruments performed on by any Of the col
ored Bands il the country ALSO giving number of
the celebrated Breakdown Jigs and IIornpipe Reels
Picnic at ., A. N. Concert P. NJ; Ball in the
evening.
Tickets for the whole entertainment, 25 cents.
JAMES B. WOOD,
may 1s--TuwTh Proprietor
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Tickets $l0--Halves, $5--Quarters, 81 so.
Certificates Of packages Of 26 wholes Shares in pro-
portion
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THEATEE.-The spectacle of the Sea OF Ice, that
Aaa been so well received, viii be presented again
% right.
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The Hon. Caleb Gushing is about to erect house
or the corner of K and Thirteenth street, Franklin
square.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,
FOR MAY, 1865. H
r.. FRANCE a. co., Managers.

gE All orders from a distance sent to Hubbard
4 Co, Baltimore, Maryland, will be promptly and
faithfully filed.
The Schemes for May unusually rich, and we
are confident of selling our customers some Of the
many high Prizes now offered.
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Conversational Services will be held tomorrow,
commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ, and A IL and
4. NJ, at Grace church, on the Island. The object
Of these ceremonies is che maintenance and cxtea-
sion of religious worship and instruction under the
guidance of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
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The members of the Philharmonic Society are
requested to meet at their hall tonight.
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Picnic commences at o'clock in the morning
Ball at o'clock In the evening Should the weather
be unavorable the Entertainments will be postponed
until the next fair day.
10y Tickets IS cents.
DON'T FORGET THE OLD SOLDIER.
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PRICES or ADMISSION. "A 50
Boxes and Psrquetie. so cents.
Family Circle and Galleries . ......25
iNcstf Vtu focuts-. ia
The Box Sheet for the sale OF reserved seats will
DC open every day Of this week. Office hours be-
tween GA. NJ. and s II. M.
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may lR
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BY G. w. BOTELER,
AuctiOneer.
TIE nv RYCET EMIT urnUtc1Y,r

may 15--d6ds
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IT ". HVUU,
AIS, Pennsylvania avenue,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-01
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FARMERS AND PLANTEnS
The Best Mill now In Use 10 Clawsons
Power and Hand Corn Mills.

THIS MILL, RECENTLY INVENTED ~ yoS so,,
THANE. BURDGE, Of Ohio, (patent aPp pIs en-,
Is constructed upon eElirely new pfihc'pv,' oas
Iing the grain with knives, which requifss w MAJ
lent of the power Of Burr sSone. Inc 80 nshIs
wetigbs less thar hundred pounds, sna -.
ofgrindnx ta1S Bushels 81 corn sr pAss. 80 Mn
which child can work with ease. The row w ~,
with oae horse power, will grind fsa osss ~ ans
AsEr which would be extremely easy wo.a "a ANN
hors this size weighs about two hundred S,iss,
pounds. This M will grind grain, SEEDS ana Ir,,isI
of every desert ption, ard does not require NM, snd
speed asa burr Mill, For ebeapness dafaD Dnassisd
aud In act the re is no other mill ever insenssus
would grind by hand more than nisrgs sts s .ind.
mill. They can be set fine or coarse, ana ", All
ing"Jsed" they have no equal. In uslhf Nnn s. an
tbs husk OF the corn Tor grain OF any kinal -,
leaving the pure meal. 10 those who may InSi,e
mill that Will last for years without repair, "a
call, and they will readily perceive th1 aut"saSat
over any other mill IN the market ahosraa
made 10 wholasale purchasers, go om,s
a MOSES IL LITTER, Agents for the Nen ~ "A
Ut burrows s. Prottymah's, where one o. 'n' 80
mills eau be seeDin operation. f
/ 4, t5S-dwu,
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Hadio0, OouoEo.

THE Second Quarter Of the above lnsitats will com
mencs on Wednesday, September 5ih, in nil ofit'
d. partments.
Our arrange ments for thorough course OF ins;rue.
ton in The varsus departments of the College, are
ample and scale TO meet the demands OF the age
and spirit ofthe times.
We aim 10 give more practical thorough and COM
plete course OF studies than any our schools 70
Young ladies'. Yea, more, we mean TO take the lead
iu the business offemse education.
The OF studies Will be varied 10 suit ths CIT
GU instances and intellectual capacities of The pupil
Tuition in The Primary Department, - o. per term
do So. usual coufse, 9 % .
Languages and higher English branches, 20 u -
Norr.-No srtra chArgesiD the Normslur
Teachers department..
Music on Piano, Melodeon, Guitar and
Harp, oi0 W 70 ~ 10 I"
Landscape Painting in OH, 8 90
Monochromatic, Crayon aud Pcnai,
Drawing, &C., each, ) 90
Pa pier Maehe and nameBisi Leather
Work, each, . 10 =
Embroidery, Ornsmen tal Needle Work,
&c, Ae., In all their variety. each 500 " :.
Dplon will be given to those who COM
plete thorough course 10 eitherof
The departments.
Board with furn' shed reoms including
washing, lights, fuel, stationery, DC, % 90 s.
II The pupil furnishes her own room, eet, ~ 00 s.
All paymentA 10 be N sde In advance.
Those Wishing to rooms, desks day schol-
ars, must apply ssen. 7. CoDDING.
Proprietor and Sap't-
Mn. T. H. CeDpINs, | p,,n.,n.,.
Mas. N. A. CopDms, rH1e'pai'-
Hsy AM dwn
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Iprk fsldn1.
Nj. b. OSBORN a. co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS

Attend 10 the ymept oftases and all other 70, ue,'
connected with Land Agene! in all parts Of iinas',
House. .mn@ G#@ IS
Cheap Lands.
w ar Sec - town 20 range W lGd a't''
War see Is - ! w lVU "
situated In Cedar county. Also .. .
NtsW ar So, "a town 60 l. range + 20 F"
b me 'r ser % town son 4Ee 20 -
y ssE W see ~ :. s0N 4ksy
E{SW qrsee !" son - 4Eso ="
81 wv ar sec % - son tEeO
w Sc or sec 81 :. sON Z" <Eto
In Scott county, ATE offered for thirty days ~ sns'
bargains by their owue who are determines 70 se,
Apply TO NJ u. OSBORN n co., Land AZ
wv Rock Island, Illinois.
We have also some City NJ d County propsW"
Rock Island county whbh are offered very enesp
Jan s rs d--wu EF+t .f #f
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H6trsss and Lots

Houses and Lots For Sale ,o,,
NUMBER OF HOUSES, LOTS aud vaeah' NJ
IA pleasantly situated in different psrs o. ~
for sale on Ia oysble terms. Agpiyte r..cE.
Octll-dlf JULIUS LflA'~
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WILSON g. HARLEY,

~
VIAvE removed their Grocery Store 10 MI Le
II Clsires new buildings doors below ,s, ne ro''
OGics where they have greatly enlarged their sloek.
hsnss for The liberal patronage bestowed on them
and respectfully solieita continuance o''he sans
Davenport, Nov -, 's5-d&wtf .------,
WILSON g. IL AR l. + I,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
Teas! Teas! Teas!
tnn CADDIEs from 10 20 lbs. TO sait families.
lUU 20 -a chests black X w 4 PesiAai s ss
100 soAEs Pickles Y W IS a IA 1s,'n
Is%s: s s',ss f ma rfP a:
WILSON & HARLEY.
A very superior lot of fresh Peaches In cans;
A7s d0i Baltimore fresh YI:sN.s & saESY
6O g Sss'' %i fss;,Ps a S;ss
A large assortment Of 1e WILSON 81 e ffxsLry
CV 70 ebs \. o. $. II and syrup moi.''e'.
WILSON & HARLEY.
~ bbls OF rims Rec, new crop;
~ IS boxes Of Mould Candles;
70 boxes OF Star Candles;
Is and boxes ,,
ZOU WILSON & HARLEY.
LA . Sugar;
LOU 10 NO Cisrifed and Sugar.
EsE WILSON & HARLEY.
~ do2 Baekets;
CVJ 20 dor Tubs assd. sixes.
WILSON II HARLEY.
Oh doz Bed Cords,
e)U 10 bales Rope.
- WILSON & HARLEY.
4 few Dbl. OF very prime Dried Apples and
IA Peaches; ar
a fall assortment of spices, 2an,e Carrsnis and
Cooking Raisins;
30 sacks OF Coffee;
100 bbis Winter Apples.
WILSON & HARLEY.
n boxes Essence of Coffee; sI
lU Corn Starch for pies, pudding, eustards;
Is boxes Pearl Starch.
4 ilother Goods connected with the basinesiw hich
we will sell 1T Wholesale retail nj q very small
advance cost.
WILSON IL HARLEY,
Brady ST., doors below Post Office,
Hes Davenport.
Nov 81 dA Nv other notice
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For Sale by the Undersigned
NARBLH WORKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
IL this citizens Of Davenport and vicinity and to all
those wishing 70 purchase MONUMENT ste the me an !.
DRY leif inst they be supplied
BY ealing his shops Main ST. stetween First and
SECOND side where he will be pleased furnish
CUT STONE of every description ~, n CO be
pought In the Western country o. .T . Ii9f si
nalsn and american Asgb,r for VI on umL nts HEAD
and FOOT STONES. Also superior article OF PRRE
STONE. De-. re'y cheap W. w. KESNRDY.
fsyeppgrt. June ., lHIy3- %
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Notice.

DOCK Island Bank hvs made arrangements 70 W.
III, limited amount of the notes OF zine .s,..,
iufers and Mechunies, Rank OF Columbus, Georgia.
and the same will be received on deposit OF ~
msnt for Exchange or Coin, on The same tsy ~,
issues Of the solvent Banks virginia, nss.s
Ohio or Indiana NJ. b. O6bOnS ~,
n. Island Junel3 d&wu S.H. MANN, Cssele''
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SEARS, WOOD 4 CO.,

SEARS, WOOD Co.,
Dsdstssd Manufactures, Lumber Merchants
and Dealers in Planned Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
TIM only essa blisbme u tin the Westuhere
L sHERW O0p' CELEBRATED TURNING
LATHE Is used for turning PaDaArIe FoKxs; suehas
work too various TO enumefate with the
JMosldixgs Of all frte sgxsrss Of asy Rsn1sr or
tsste nGy saggsst. Making the most perfect 4 nd
beautiful WORK thstfaney can desire and The
appearance of eostIyearped nsrE.
lane n. f9J4-t.w-tf