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COUNTERFEIrERs AND IMPesrERs. - The
public are cautioned against purchasing arti-
cles pretendingto be of the nature of the Balm
Of Thousand Ho,rers for cleansing the teeth,
pertaining the breath, and identifying the
complexion. The popularity Of that article
has brought forward host of counterfeiters.
None is genuine unless signed by Fetridge
4 Co, and for sale in this city at ShiIlington' 8
bookselling and stationery establishment, cor
ner of Four and s-haIf street and Pennsylva
MIA avenue.
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y Last week there were IS scarlet fever

y Last week there were IS scarlet fever
dtaIhs IN Boston.
r. The Hanover Gazette contradicts TIE
news that America intends to demand the
abolition of the dues on the Elbe, which Han.
over receives at Stade
- Two villains in Tallahassee recently
went into house and attempted to violate a
rl aged IL She seized gun shot one IA
tally and wounded the other.
r About two hundred men, mostly from
Tennessee and Mississippi, under command Of
samuel Benton, Esq, left Memphis on Wed
Iesdsy last to join Gen. Walkers army in
Nicaragua.
Y The Woman's Rights Convention, re-
gently in session in New York, has adjourned
nss de The Herald, speaking of the Wo.
mans Rights movement, says "The plain
fact Of the matter is, that all this nonsense
about down.trodden women is gotten up by a
few hundred persons. supposed 20 be females,
ut whose sex Il not accurately defined by ex-
terror developments.
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hats AND CAPS.

a wEARE NOW MANUFACTUR-~
"a ing Haas at 8, 3 SO, and dollars, ~
~which for beauty, style, finish, light.
ness and durability cannot be surpassed, and
a much superior article than those manufactured
elsewhere as sold here for them prices Ny 80
Hat Is unsurpassed for cheapness, having ap-
pearance OF those usually sold at higher prices.
Those wanting good hat cheap, will please give
us call as due for themselves.
Also, large and general assortment Of Gents,
Youths and Children's CAPS OF all styles and
qualities very low, at MAGUlRE'S,
Fashionable Hat and Cap Establishment,
nov oQ-3tH 44S Penn ave.
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The WEEKLY STAR.

Our weekly issue is now ready for delivery
at the counter, put up in strong wrappers for
mailing. For every requisite of first class
family Journal it will challenge comparison
with any paper in the country. Price three
cents per number, CT 81 IS per year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-29
MAG NOLIA HOUS Sc!

JOHN WEST HAVING PURCHASED THE
y good will and fixtures oftbis house, ~ n
and having thoroughly improved itANl%
in every respect, intends opening on N.Y.
Monday next for the reception OF his
friends
His Bar shall always be supplied with the best
WINES and LIQUORS, and he trusts that bis
endeayors to sustain his we'll earned reputation
will induce his old customers and the friends Of
the house to patronize him. They shall want for
nothing that respectable Restaurant can afford.
nov 2A-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-29

have found them Of great in Bronchial
tion ana In subhuiDg Hosrsees Colds
our clerical brethren real favor In calling their attention
u them lions Herald 1--WE commend them to the at
tenton Of public speakers singers and Others who are
troubled WITH affections Of the Inrost"-ChrIstan Watch
mAn "For Coughs, Asthma, 6a cheerfuy bear
Lnony from personal knowledge to their enicacy-Baoas
Pictorial They simple elegant run for admin
iserins In oombinaon several medicinal
Ia general esteem among Physicians in the treatment OF
BT )ncnisI snectons-Dr G. r. Bigelow Containing no
opium deleterions drugs these Loeepges can
freely by public speakers and vocsss for clearing and
giving strength 10 the voice. sold by all Druggists
Oct l5-u JAMES N. CALLAN. Agent
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NORIEEs DANxANTE.

DROP. II. w. hUNDER TAKES GREAT
l. pleasure In announcing to his friends, 90
patrons, and public generally, that the "a
above social and delightful entertain ~
ments will commence at Numbers nj eto. W'H
politan Hall, corner 9th and streets, on ~ IA
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November
2oth, at O'Clock, and continue every Wedne.dsy
throug bout the season. Gentlemen wishing q
subscribe for the season can do so upon yer,
favorable terms, by applying at the Han Cd Tues
day and Thursday evening from TIL 10 O'Clock
nov H-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-29

RSECOND ANNIVERSARY SAINT
NJ ANDREWS SOCIETY, WASHING.
TON, d C-Members and others Intending TO
participate In this celebration will meet at Csru.
Sis saloon, on MONDAY EVENING, Deem
Der LIST, at X O'Clock Supptr on the table al g
o'clock precisely. Be order:
Rov 3-St~ JANIS MACMILLAN, Sect.
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,rWa,ches, JeweIry and Silver Ware.

have hand ull stock of the fashions bic
styles Of rich gold Jewe Also large
superior gold and silver Watches. also
Tin shop every variety of Silver Ware such
Spoons Forks Ladies' cake and pie Knives salt mustard
and olive Spoons Napkin Rings Pitchers Tea Sets
from solid sterling silver which will offer for sale io
rates than goods OF the quality have been sold
IN this city at No 3Ss
sxn OF the large spread eagle. II. o. HOOD.
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THIRTY DAY CLOCks.-FOR Churche.

THIRTY DAY CLOCks.-FORC Churches
Il Banks, Hotels, Offices, &c. These IN
Clocks run thirty two days with once wind I'll
ing, and the power of the spring is so equal
lied, that tbe force is applied atall times ike -
a weight They have anti-friction rolling pinions
and the pendulum rod is like those on astronomi-
cal clocks by which the expansion and contrac-
ton Of heat and cold are avoided and accuracy Of
time secured. Also, a fresh prime lot Of Eight
Day and Thirty Hour Clocks. All warranted
Prices low. q. FRANCIS,
nov 90 400 Seventh st
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LIST or LETTERS
Rsxsaisisg 80 fke Pest oFes, WssAsssfss, ID %.

fOrdered TO be advertised in the kesssss
Star" agreeable to the following section OF the
the largest circulation Of any daily paper pub
lished In Washington:
SEC. 5. And be it fsrfhsr enacted, That the
list Of letters remaining uncalled for In any post
Office in any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
iished once only In the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall kacs tks largssf
eiresIatiox within the range Of the delivery Of
said office, to be decided by the postmaster At
such ONCE.
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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY.

TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
NOTHER LARGE SUPPLY.
~ BONNETS, OF ALL QUALl-N
lties and prices, from the finest F renchcSSE
AoHats to the lowest pri ed us
Fine and Handsome HEAD DRESSES, In
great variety,
EMBROiDERIES Of all kinds.
TRIMMINGS to match any style OF Dress
goods.
RIBBONS Of every style.
And In fact, every variety Of Goods usually
found in arst class Trimming Stores.
ip-DRESS MAKING, after the latest ana
most approved styles.
Ire season M. WILLIAM,
Opposite the Centre Market.
Ck,;,fua, Gins nov % I'm
DUY YOUR PRkSkNf0 Al
b nov II MoLAU0HLlN ..
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POARDlNG.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
- wife, also two single gentlemen can be accom-
modated with Rooms and Board In private fam
lily where there are no more bos rders OF children,
on reasonable terms. Apply at s24 9th street, be-
tween + and G.. nov 10 II
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
ODD FELLOWS' HILL.
Second Series of Classical ConteftG
BY MUTUAL DESIRE,
And at the earnest request Of the
MUSIC LOVING CITIZENS
OF Washington, and the immed ate friends Of
PERTAINS OPERA V0ChlISTS,

MUSIC LOVIN6 CIIILANS
o; Washington, and the immed ate friend, Of
PERTAINS OPERA V0ChLISTS,
AND
ETHIOPIAN REPRESENTATIVES,,
They will favor the inhabitants OF Washington
and vicinity with q series or
SIX CONCERTS ONLY,
Commencing on MONDAY EVENING, Decem-
Der LIST, 1885, At
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
DURING WHICH ENGAGEMENT
They will presents
NEW Pr o q II A M M Z
ON EACH SUCCESSIVE NIGHT
REPLETB WITH GEMS OF NEGRO
OPERATE SELECTIONS,
ETHIOPIAN EXPERIMENTATION
SHAkSPERIAN REcITATIoNS, a,f
MUSICAL E1TRAVAGANZAS,
Accompanied by
LARGE AND EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA.
The Company is COMPOSED Of the following
Gentlemen Of acknowledged ability and talent:
II 8. CkEI6HTON, Director and Double Bss,
CARL KAUFMAN Principal Solo violinist ard
NORRIS D. EDMONDs, Second Solo vio!in.s,
and Jewish Dulcimer,
DR. C. MONTGOMERY, Basso and violincelist,
w. w. SNOW, Soprano and Pianist.
A. JONES, First Banjoist and Dictator,
John DULEY, Bones and First Low Come.
Mast. ROBERT HUGHES, B.usdis,
WILLIAM BOYD, Eccentric Comedian,
G. 8. MORTIMER, Solo 6uitarist,
K EDWARDS, Alto and Tenor Viola,
VIM MOORE, Second Tenor,
}. CLUSKEY, Jig Dancer and Tambo
Psminsnt Features In the Entertainment.
Violin Solos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. kaufman
Solos on the Jewish Dulcimer Bly,. EdmoEds
Characteristic Ethiopian Deiineations ard Imiis.
lions Dy-... Billy BOYD
Bajo Solos by the inimitable.
operate Selections in Character by........snow
Bob Ridley Dance by. ..-..................Du
Classic and Fancy Dancing BY the renowned
Cuskey
Sentimental and pleasing Ballads by the Child Of
song. ..Mdst hughes
The entire Company is under the Immediate
direction Of the celebrated Composer,
;. CEBIsHToN, ESQ
JOSIAH PERHAM, 663 Broadway, New
\ ork, Proprietor
JOHN HOwORTH, General Manager
| w. b. BLAISDELL, Agent and Treasurer.
II. s GREI6HTUN, Musical Director.
Tickets IS Cents fttickets, 81, admittinss
persons seats secured and reserved during u,
| day, without extra charge
| Tickets for sale at all Of the Music Stores and
| principal Hotels.
| now % Untel& Union)
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Wants.

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE Young
w woman, asiiuation a. Chsmbermaid Good
references can he given. Apply at the southwes;
corner OF Penn. svenae and L streets. lie
"ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF Abou,
w 10 years Of age, a situation In either the
Drug, Jevelry, or Banking business he can
produce the best Of reference. Address NJ. A A +,
City Post Cfice. lie
WANTED.-A WHITE GIRL TO Do THE
w HousewoYk Of family Of 9 persons. Also.
Girl Of about Ia years of age for general service
Inquire for Mrs BENTLEY. at No. 36s Eighth
street, east side, between X and L, hrst residence
mort OF nov % 3ts
" N II D-BY AN EXPERIENCED
w Man, situation as Barkeeper CITY refer
eness can be given. Address Box 10, Star once.
nov 2s-ats
WAN D-WAETED-wAN
w fhd persons In waz; OF the following az
ticles:
French or German Looking slas.es
Portrait or Picture Frames, round, oval or sc rare
Ou PAINTINGS, large and small
Merole-top Bracket Tables, II bronze or gold.
All Kinds OF Pictures framed, and any size
LOOKING 6lssses, or other work In the gliding
line done 10 order with dispatch.
Also, lot OF cast-iroa Brackets, suitable for
shelving, &c, on hand. Terms moderate 10 SUI
the times, for cash.
N B;-Old Work ResIl;, aud Locking e!ia
3ss Penna. avenue, opposite Kirkwocd House
dec u JOHN WAGNER
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A NEW BOARDIN6-HOUSE.- G.
"A REYNOLDS has taken the well known COM
modious boarding house on the southeast corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and u street, which
being entirely reatted and furnished. she bss
rooms Tor rent lat different prices according 10
their location,) with or without board. AL de,
string such accommodations will do well 70 can
before locating themselves elsewhere. now u
BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON The 5
- corner Of PENNSYLVANIA avenue and 9th sire.
10 prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
With or without board. Every effort viii be made
to render those comfortable who may fsvor ho
with their patronage. Tnnsient o. table eosHe
can be Obtained. 2eu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-29

DEXTER'S HOTEL, WASHINGTON.
TINE SUBSCRIBER BkGS LEAVE TO IN
Il form his friends and the public gener. -
ally, that having thoroughly renovated bis f...
Hotel, he Is now prepared to accommodates
all who m.y favor him with their patronage.
nov Is -eoqw M. A. DEXTER.
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Eicaragus We are truly gratifsd 70 find
the eyes Of the conductors Of tho Richmond
En- gurysy ct length alive to the true sharss.
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ERESCO COLORS-A LARGE ANDFULI
Il assortment Also, Fine Colors In Oil, Artists
Brushes, French Charcoal, Canyons &c for sale
bv J.R. Mc6REGOR,
nov 3. eo0w S34 Seventh sueet.
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&>N0TlCE.-THE SUBSCRIBER begs
~ leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by so doing they
will save from Is to 25 per cent.
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
3O9 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
je 9-6m JOHN McDEVITT.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-There
~ will be meeting Of the Merchants Ex-
change Association on MONDAY EVENING,
December LIST, 1856, at their rooms corner 10th
street and Penna. avenue, over Savings Bank.
Punctual attendance Is requested.
nov 28-St 3. BACON, President
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Appinted.-The President has appointed
John Seys to be agent for receiving the ne
groes, mulattoes, or persons of color delivered
the slave trade by commanders of United
States armed vessels, according to the provi
sions of the act of Congress of March 3, 1919,
in addition to the acts prohibiting the slave
trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-29

DUY YOUR PRkSkNf0 Al
d nav II McLAU0HLlN 3.
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~ Independent Hose Co. No. 2, take great
pleasure In announcing to their friends and the
public OF Washington, that their First Grand
Cotillon Party will take place on MONDAY, De-
cember LIST, at Island Hall. Tickets FIFTY
CENTS; admitting gentleman and ladies.
Committee of Ayrnngsnlsnts.
VIM Dowell, v Bishop,
Jos Bishop, A Hutton,
NJ Fitzgerald, WIN Herman.
nov 27-4tN
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LOOK OUT FOR THE METRO
M POLITAN CLUB -They take great
pleasure In announcing to their friends and the
public In general, that their Second Grand Cotil-
lon Party will take place, at the Columbia Hall,
cd Capitol Hill, on FRIDAY EVENING, De-
cember S, 1858.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS admitting gentle
man and ladies'. There will be no ladies' invita-
tons issued, and therefore, all are invited to at.
tend. By order Of the
nov 29.lw4 COMMITTEE
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j A NJ + S T. ii @ 6 il \ 4 g,
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR.
PLANS AND DRA@fNGE, pfalfL.u.s neatly esr.
| ruted.
Orders IeH al the onca 0f 4. II aIHor -yrr (hc old
Post Office viii be promptly attended ta.
! al
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Hear what Prentice. Of the Louis

Hear what Prentice, OF the Louis
vile Journal, says of Rufus Choate:
Mr.. Choate, native Of Hog Island,
in Massachusetts, Bay, has gone to
the Sag Nicht side Of the fence. 70
litically, he is ''poor Shote' lhe
must pardon our adoption of the orig
inal orthography) One might think
from the dolciul tones he uttets, that,
instead of getting to one side Of the
fence. he had got hung in it."
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Aa ap II dGwIy {. T.wEBB, lie Claire Ro
aUlTMAN LIFE SAVED.

DoaAGlAC, MICH. March H. sot.
IA RHongs ESD, Dear Sir:-As took your sied
zinc to sell uu consignment mo cure AZ pay. take
pleasure stating its effects reported TO me- by three
brothers who live in this place, aud their testimony
fair specineu ui all have received:
W. :. CoNRLIN told mel had takeu niue bottles oi
Christes Ague Balsam aud continually run down while
using il until nay uuss and liver were coSGssrEp 20 Thai
degree that blood discharged from my mouth ana Dew
els that all thought u tmPosSi6Is Jor me lfss
through another chill. The doctors too did all the,
could Tor me, thought snst die. Nothing did IEss
any good uuIiI / GOT RHODES FEVER AND AGuE CURE-
which al relieved OF the distress aud nausea at
my stomach aud pain in my head aud bowels, ahdproaue
ed perni.tuSat cure ia a short time.
NJ H. CoSKIIN says. II had been taking medieiue Of
as good doctor We have ia our county anu tahea
auy auautity of quinne aud specifics without any good
from 25th August to 18th December. But seeing how
nicely il operated my brother, got bottle oi
Rhodes Fever and Asne oule, which effected perma
ueut cure 10y using two-thirds OF a bottle.
s. M CoSKLIy was not here, but the other brothers
say his case the II. Ms. sold the nedeins
TO both the day, and the cure was Is speedy om
the same small quantity, aud might 50 specify.
The above speaks ior ITSELF Good proof as is il is
of no better teuor thau tina number Of like cer'
Gates already pubiished aud the still greater uani
Der that is continually pouring iu TO ME.
Oue thing more Last year lad OCCASION TO eaaffsH
| the pEtIic in these words:
II noties on Erm vAs Asps taken sas efmy genera!
eireuIsrs, s4bstutsd tAs naRs Of tAsir nostraM Jsr
! nay msdieiss, ssd tAss UmA sraish ,mllasnss esa
tksir With tAe sxG!snatisa, Lst tAs SvePr
tor sf ssy stAsr sedieiss ssy % sssA u 10 Ssrss'
Now take pleasure in saying that the saKtisH rsler
red to the same spr. Christiss Ayus Bssam mention
| tioued in the above certificate.
A1here several other industrious people VINO at'
applying their poi.oaoastrash all that pnb'h Aeea
my Fever and Agus Cure Antdots to Malaria, s1esp
Is Csrtesss Of Csrss, and the Csrtihoate OF the eel
.cated chemist DR. james r. Chiltos favor ofts per
,tly harmless character which IL attached to every bot
tie Thsss will always serve to distinguish NY mediem
| hfou imitstisus. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
Previasnee, n l.
| wholesale Agsats-H. Bskslsy, St. Louis; Barrels
Bros ,Chicsgs O. I. Webb, Davenport, asd fer ssls
Drugsists gsssIaliy. IL isly s,Ssswsr !.
$50 WHE1LDARR0Ws sl / 8t
NOR sale By NOURSE, WHILE CO.,
IL june u d1 Corner Reck tsisnd aad Front sts
HusQpito Netting. ~
| DoBlNEr NslAues 80 and ieS inches wide, also eof
WADswoRTR,
! Jun, Ia atf second ct, opposite Lsci ciAirs asuss.
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Two anacondas, one eighteen and
the other thirty five feet long, have ar-
rived at Salem from Africa. One OF
them is said to have swallowed wo-
man and child, but he will find things
in the Buehanier and Fillmore papers
that he cant swallow.
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SENsIBLE.-A Buchanier in Licking
Co, O., the other day said, '.lle
would never vote for a reprobate like
Fremont. who left a beautiful wife at
home, and went away over the Rocky
Mountains with such critter as hate
Carsoq..'' This is fact and was SAID
in earnest.
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DR.. j. W. b. BAkER

rrp IA experience Of thirteen ysSrs rs.. ~ tIs me
rs.acc OF Msdiciue "na SGFgn'l 10" "S noyenport
,trin.ty Parttcu IT attention. wa 20 IA
rs,s,iye surgery and diseases - ''o 81, stairs.
~ ,lV,. tt Post Ontco Block Nn' y up ''"'''
y 49,, ~, sih ST Between Brady 4 Perry S'H'
o., ..H,-du.
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Work of the Latest styles,

Caps, Sills, Brackets, Columns. e'c etc, always OF
hand, and make 10 order.
Connected With the above is Forging shop. un,
der the direction OF men OF superior skill.
Brsss and Composition OF Castings made TO order
3abbit Metal always on hand.
Ny stock OF Patterns fer Machinery, Building aHd
Ornamental purposes, is unsurpassed oy any snilaI
Establishmen M 10 the West.
Repairing done al the shortest notice. Charge
reasonable. Cash at all lines paid for Old Iron
Cope
Corner of Front ami Scott Sts., Davenport, Iowa -.
Mch2l d-wI NJ. DOAAduE-
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS the LIST day of May. A ID. 1855,
w Fred erick Danelsen and Doratha la nelse u
his wife executed unto Andrew J. Lawes, as Trus-
tee, certain deed OF trust, conveying 10 said
Iawes, Ttsstee, the following tract OF land, tu
Ted in Scott county. Iowa, to wit: Thirty feet 'front.'
running back TO the alley one hundred nd hfty feet
OF of the west side OF Lot No twelve, 2i in bloc
No. two 10 in Green's addt don TO the city of n4N
export, shown the recorded LAT Of said addi
on, which said eonye! was made by said Fred
rick Danelsen and Doratha his vile, for the pur-
pose of ecuring 10 ii. h. Biakemors the payment
Of Tho sum Of two hundred aud hfty dollars, $40
for which sum said EredsTicE Dane'sen did on the
L lst day OF May aforesaid, execute his promlssoTy
l note to said Bakemore, payable IN one year aHCT
date there Of with interest at ten per cent per
mum, payable semi nually. And now the sa ID
note hssiug bcco due and payable, and the sald
Frederick Danelseu having failed to pay the same
| Andrew. Lawes, Trustee as aforesaid do he rehy
give not that by virtue OF the power which is il
iho said deed OF trust ontained, will on SATURDAY
the 18th day Of October, A. D. 1856, at O'Clock Il
the afternoon of said day at the Court House door
in The city of Davenport, expose and oner for sat
10 the highest bidder for cash, the parcel Of land q
bov described, or 50 much thereof as shall be ne
eessary to satisfy the amount then due upon sat
mole ith costs and penses OF making said sale
aud Of this notles. ... seam - #r
| Dated this23d day of Seotember, A. D. 1856
1 sept "a dts IA ANDREW J.. La NEs, Frastee.
Rich Morn Antique Psrasols,
ID EcflyEp this moruing by .,
| IN Jy 10 s4asaaHnF u9t "epsWohihr
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Ulotbing.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT
Al THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and NJ Manufacturing
E.N II q X u III.

4. GASTEEL Il CO.
INAKE this opportunity to INFORM the public tha
j they have received at their store, the larges
stock OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
which has ever been brought 10 this market The
Goods which offer TO the nspeeon Of the citizens
0ithis town surpass IN design aud finish, anything
that can be offered them this side ofNew York, being
selected with the greatest cate and from the most eN-
tcusiuc houses in the Eastern markets, and with a
view to satisfy the tastes Of all our customers.
ehlEc also full and complete assortment oi
The latest and most approved styles of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are beyond doubt ths most desirable TO be
found in tins city. Among which ar1 Gents shirts,
undershifts, Stocks, CraVats, Gloves, Suspenders,
Hose, NC.
PArtcuIlr attention viii be paid, as heretofore To
lis making up OF garments III sly le unsurpassed by
any .imiar establishment.
tnli suits tdc On shortest notice, and warranted
- suit.
Thank ful for the 5estowalofpIst liberal iasors Of
The pnblic We take pleasure in picdging renewed
ficty, aud solicit share Of the public patronage.
Apl - d-tf A. CASlEEL l. co.