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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21
Fire, FIRE.! Fire!n
Thu rbaapaet opi Nast n,-.lY. n.-

THE undersigned have been engaged Ia the bust.
4 ness OF manufacturing and putting on Comnosi
ton Roofs for the last eight years. Price per SQUARE
$500, ard The work warranted.
Materials manufactured and for sale, with nrinted
directions for putting on,
All ordersleit 1T The Confectionery Store of Brooks
q Bailey, near the eorke or of Brady and Fourth
streets, will meet with prompt attention.
juno "a d2m BAILEY N MOORE
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NEW YORK Il

Harrison, between Front and Second Streets
ROBERT FARMER, Proprietor,
tLate, Robert Henne.A
lNHk proprietor respectfully announces tn his
i eastern friends and the travelling pubiic gann.
rally, that having purchased $40
This Commodious Hotel,
and had il thoroughly repaired and renovated. he Il
now prepared 10 mort 4 share OF III ir patronage. b,
constant attentionto their wants AMI comforts, hi.
table VIII be snppiied with the best which Inc mar
Set affords, aud his 10 lying roomsara fnrnishsJ ~
seiio s those ofany in Ihs city. flne ) A .ts
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Improved Farms,

Improved Farms,
24O acres highly i'm proTed farm Q miles from Day
export, 200 aeresin Cultivation, good board fence
with Usage orange, house, stable, etc.
A beautiful farm 81 miles from Davenport, I6C
acres, GO acres in cultivation, part timber, new
house, stable, etc.
miles from Davenport, 80 acres, 40 acres in cnl.
tivation, 20 acrestimber, runni g water, house, sta.
Bile etc.
One Of the best farms in Scot County, ga acres.
only 8 miles from Davenport, l75 acres fence, 40
aeresin cultivation, 1879 acres timber, large orchard,
two good wells, large house d rooms, stable, Out
buildings, etc.
A small farm 40 acres all in cultivation, good house
etc , q miles from Davenport.
100 acre 81 miles from Davenport, 60 in ~euItiya-
lion 40 acres timber, 20 acres prairie, house, stable,
etc.
3mlles from Davenport sUacres, 30 acresin culu,
WALTON, pathfinder, large aew house, good barn etc.
200 acres splendid land, allin fence and in ~eultlya-
ton on the Dubuque road, 4 miles from Davenport.
70 miles from Davenport 50 acres, GO acres In cult.
walton, good house, stable etc.
u miles from Davenport, 60 acres,G GO acres in cuI.
~tiyation, II acres splendid timber, balance prairie,
large orchard, running water, good house, stable.
10 miles hom Davenport so acres In cultivation,
house, stable, etc. I
so acres IA miles from Davenport, all In fence and
cultivation.
40 acres prairie land, 8 miles from DayeHport.
bea utiful view over Rock Island, Mississippi liver
and Davenport.
200 acres OF No. class prairie land close 10 wal
colt, some oft cultivated, and q largo amouptof mn. |
land in Scott county,
A number ofhouses, lots and vacant lots, pleasant |
y situated 10 different parts Of Davenport, for sale on
ter ms.
ID beautiful lots In North Davenport. Terms lib. |
erai. Apply JULIUS LYTANCE.
July IG
Rich Mori Antique Parasols,
ID KCEIvED this NOR Alng by |
III ~ 10 WAuaNnpTu |
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Up to the present time not ? case OF
Asiutic cholera has been reported IN the
papers Of the United States, for this season.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21
DR.. Sanford's Invlgorator

Il. 900 900 Feet Logs.
Received the first raft of the
season Friday, the 18th inst, shall have RATS Of logs com
ing down as fast as our pilots can run them to the amount
Of L. to 15,0oo,0co feet, and are prepared to sell logs to
arrive during the month of May, June and July. Having
had them cut under our agents direction, can recommend
them to be Of the best quality in the market.
Expect to cut from 100000 to 100000 feet monthly
at our old mill, where We shall keep a full supply of Lum
Der, and hope to share a goodly proportion of the public
patronage. Past fArors ~greatfuIly acknowledged.
apll+dtf BURNELL, GILLET 4 co.
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To the Voters Of the I'd Congressional District
of Iowa.
ErKAnER. Inne 8 lShf

ELKADER, June 6, 1856.
Some explanation may seem due from
me az the Republican nominee for member
Of Congress, for not being more actively
engaged in the present canvass.
left Dubuque on the 28th ult. for the
southern end of the district, intending to
devote my time until the election in as gen.
orally seeing the people and addressing
them ON those subjects now occupying the
public mind, as my abilities and circun-
stances would allow. On the Sd inst. in
t~elligence reached me at Iowa City Of the
death of a daughter. / Immediately re-
turned to my afflicted family. | found my
wife Frustrated on a bed Of sickness, re-.
curing my presence. We are in hopes her
health may shortly be such as that | NAV
be absent from home with propriety. IF
this shall be so, ! shall Immediately en-
desyor to visit the district as extensively as
time will allow.
Upon Mr.. Letters polite inyit alton 10
travel together, and address the people Of
the most important places OF the district at
the same time, ] had agreed TO do SO. IL is
to me a source OF deep regret that have
been unable to carry cut this arrangement.
| hope for such a change Of circumstance
as will enable me to do SO 10 the course Of
the coming week, for the remainder Of the
time before the election.
II is q consolation that the people are
taking a very great interest in the political
questions agitating the public mind, and
that they are being very ably discussed by
the public press, and the means of obtain
ing correct information extensively diff
7 have confidence that the voters Of the
will come to right conclusions, and
let accordingly.
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julius Lytance.
~ eOS
L A " ID A q En- II

Office in Atkinson's Block, Second Street, between
Main and Brady.
II 1ACREs large beautiful Timber, 90 milns from
LII Davenport, price $50 per acre; Will be diyid.
ed 10 suit pu rchases.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

The following notice was selected for
publication some ten days since but mis-
laid. We understand that Mr.. Davis was
to have addressed the citizens of Dubuque
last week
rrx.,, .ba rIk.a., T,u.,,a t,na 4stb1
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For Sale,

Fer Sale,
Four DrslR ALE DWELLING HOUSES, in low
er part of Tie city, on very liberal terms. Apply 10
feb 29-dtf COOK & SARGENT.
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Nearly S9,5OO, 600 Of losses ii solely has be en- the
means 0. equalizingto the public benefit.
For 81 years this Company has paid anearned diyi
dend ave raging annually 7 per cent. on the capital
stock. The insured, however,, have had paid them
81 "a per cent. of the gross premiums back In the
shape oflosses, andthe remaining Is Ia per cent. oil
receipts have been apporuoned To agents, expenses,
taxes. support of fire companies and dividends.
Tbs following gentlemen were unanimously re-
elected Directors for the ensuing year;
Thomas X. Brace, Miles A. Tutile,
Robert Buell., 4. Ripley,
Roland Mather, Drayton Hillyer,
SamuelTudor, Ward Woodbridge,
Samuel s. Ward, Gustayus r. Davis,
Joseph Church, E.A. Buckley,
EoenezerF Flower. Walter keney.
Henry z. Pratt, Austin Durham,
Thos A. Alexander.
THOS. K. BRACE, President.
K. G. RIPLEY, Vice President.
THOS. A. ALEXANDER, See,y.
Applications promptly attended to by HENRY B..
HOFFMAN,, Agent; Office on Main ST.
July lG dim
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.N1ckosls, lGsspbesI r Co.,

.vicEOlls, Campbell = Co.,
NJ * n
Dealers in Exchange and Land Warrants.
Exchange on the principal cities Of the unaon
for sale In sums to suit purehassrs.
ALI BUSINESS PERTAINING TO BANKING PHoMrrLY AT
TENDED TO.
-REPER To-
Bank Of America, Now-fork.-
Ocean Eank,
American Exchange bank,
6co. NJ, Pinckard, prest Bank Of New Orleans.
Hayenna bank, Ravenna, Ohio.
Darby & Barksdale. Bankers, 1t. Louis.
Blakeley & Rieley, Brokers, Pittsburgh.
NJ, Mobl.y, Esq, Banker, Dubuque
Henry Miller, Esq, Cincinnati, Ohio.
NICHOLAS, lSBELL 4 CO, DAVENPORT, Iowa.
lei CKoLL 4 co, : DAcoRAn,
NICHOLAS 4 co, BROWNSVILLE, MINNESOTA.
EXCHANGE BROKERS AND RIAL ESTATE
AGENTS.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT, SOLD AND LOCATED IN THE
Fr. Dies MoiSa DISTRICT, Iowa, IT. DODGE DISTRICT, Iowa,
COUNCIL BLUFFS " SIOUX CRY
DACoRAH " BROWNSVILLE, Minnesota
VACANT LAND, THROUGHOUT TnI STATE foR SALE ON fAvokA
nLs TERMS. We invite attention to our catalogue oil heai
Estate, Maps, Flats, Abstracts, &c, &c.
Offices on Main ST.. South Of Second st.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

Improved Farms,
$40 acres h~ighlyimproVea farm 8 miles from Day
nport, 200 acres in Cultivation, good board fence,
18th Usage orange, house, stable, etc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

5 miles from Davenport, so acres, Al acres in eul-
tivation, 90 acrestimber, rannis e water, house, sla-
BILE etc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

A beautiful farm 81 miles from Davenport, 100
acres, GO acres in cultivation, part timber, new
hous so, stable, etc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Under this head a limited nu m ber Of notices
will be inserted At 10 cents per tine each inserton,
or 50 cts. per week
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

o215. - s~odAtfes M.
No. lSo,-A Farm Of ninety acres on the Al. N.Y."
OF, GU the line between scott and Mu.o ~ atssisilad -
short distance below Capt. hodges 6ne sla.I Veoulta.. Y
so per aare. '"oA iArmi nj
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

y No. lOS--one of the finest YARNS in IN. c.,
1 t"sss |. q ss acre. .s 81 sa rsi' .im ns.' 9 3 CO 20 .ss s,'; 4 q ~ !
house, large barn, &o. Two streams runs uiaohy, a 10.
Price S25 per acre. ~"g ulrOusS !
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

nd Dubuque road, 20 acres will, n ,ond aast Dasens-
rooms, s~tabiing, Well, Cistern, Orchard s'hae hDusS" y
line order $4,000; n credit Of seven ysssH oaIdea, Al
81 part OF the purchase money. "s viii le ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

No. IRA Farm Of about 10 aero. 1, n,
about 10 acres timber, all fenced, a i've HICKORY Gu,.
with a log house, good stabiing, &c; prics erck Loass
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

No, ia farm OF 200 acres In sec. - T sos 4
lO acres undor cultivation and under feuee.e /,
nolss log sIAtle, well, DE. Price s2s Ger ser' !,
soil stock and Lar ming utensils sim H.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

No. I4-A Farm Of about go acr,s ..,n
adjoining No. lIS, a two story brick house t tao.oryGr
water running through u fine grazing fam ssN9streaus y
under cultivation; price 040 per acre. 7" aud neary M
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AYNENTS.

The Company has cash assets Of 1000 733 90
The Total Losses paid by this Company in thin
years ending the present time:
In Fire Department, ----. s,s5l ,3S7 50
Inland do ---'- SCI ,627 81
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

No. l35.-A beautiful trsct oflsnd of su.,...
IN l ~ miles OF the Corporation line, on ms Dus'..
Road, the whole surrounded by fence and r.rs ~
cultivation u stream running through, Pnss a.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

NO. ltS-A tafm Vi l46 acres near HID
under fence, and nearly all ~ploughed, a gooS urOve III
&c. with ten acres Timber In Hickory GroS 8eUse, s@Il
water on the land. 'o'e, ruldlJ
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

No. l10-A lot Of 0 acres Just ives, n,
grounds; al broken and under fence. p,i .e Ceao,u
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One Of the best farms in sco.t County, 3i4 acres,
only 8 miles from Davenport, rs acres fence, I4G
acresin cultivation, 1879 acres timber, large orchard,
two good wells, large house . rooms, stable, oul
hnildinRs. etc.
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No, l02.-A Farm of $50 acres an tho
from Long Grove TO Aliens Grove, no acvs. ,saaa
60arres under fence and In cultivation 49, I. Mn'sfI
li2 stories, stable, we'll, &e. hCts@
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rranent and DAYTON,

11nton, CeJAr, g Fffuay, AugusF 7
The above meetings will be held at such hours OF
the afternoon or evening as the people Vt each place
may appoint, aud while no challenge is thrown out
to any one, every opportunity possible viii begtven
when the people desire 1t, for free and courteous
discussion of principles and the merits ofeandidaies.
July II div
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No.Is1.-A ane improved Farm of 100 acre, .,
vest side ofAlien Grove Road, hipbls ,m,rohVa
with a three story house. Sii5 Der sera '"pfo'a|
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No.. l57.-An improved farm ofsosere. g..
\ W OF lie Ciaire, ~ acres timber, SO ..rs, ha,
and under isnce, u good hou use with ether Innr,
monts. Price $500. ~
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No.li4.-A Farm Of DO acres In sec ,s Tina
all pioughed, price s35 per acre. "'pe6'l
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No.ils.-A small and beautiful piece oflaDd,r 4,
intersection of5th street and the II. X cOniuinI+sa
acres. Price 5000. s
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No.iG4..o acres in sec2S I 7s osn.c
Gao %e h roaa =, a.. tow w.. Ci.y, 2 miles from Dass sss,I
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No. 17s-An improved Farm of 44o a.o
and 10 L 50 8 II leo acres Timber, 100 sc,aI section. !
nyation, two dwelling houses, barn, good steel under VI
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No. ioS. A Steam Saw Mill In MasslIlon, CeI.r0
Iowa; buildings and kngine 10 good order, ar I'd
good business. WIN be cold low Tor essh.
o6.-An improved iarm of 20 acres In sec II
! w Ia 10 " u oil AassLIou. >
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io3.-A farm of loo acres on an islam, \ !
mississippi River above Princeton, covera \.
timber. WV" V
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No. lss.-six acres on the Mississippi rive, .
river. Price $500. 'oau"A(
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-03
A fashion. N

CLOAK AND MAN1II.LA ESTABLISHMENT,
few door loo wss Of sr0.dw = m
LADIES croAks AND xAsrruAs,
bied give lucrative employment large class Of ndus
is DO, his suncent his establishment should
BE- Ps',,onIned BY the lade, Of this ci,y, ~ ,., A.
choicss fsbrics from the lmportsions Of
and. hs dsssSs received ssesy rom Paris, he is
nIcassT .sp sosI ME ciosKs AND slsrnIAs
At least any cent less than the Imported manufactured
should this fact induce the ladies' pacnze his ssab
Compare style make quality prices of his maauss
with these Of sr.iaa origin and you must confess that
Can Stronger indnc offered the ladies' patron.
While cioaks and mapua. are copfcssedy more rich and
eegsnt appearance than shAw they are sold q ess than
ss.sn and dictate 70 the ladies' ne advan
BY dong So they exercise
indulge their taste for
ELEeAscE AND FASHION.
Ana secure sA"fsai eh in design.
OF exquisite finish
sS Tsss
iMrohinS AID AND Nd HASfIf.L As' 0loAAS
s'R sIe ssissf q D. Ne" Toas hrsinS = IL
L''r' Ssass1n
La Rciene p'Ecosse,
Mary stuart.
ss must '' Ssa & az p s.SRsa II e
A - me large and r,eh stock ofDRY GOODS
An 4 which win be sSered ..
0ro" rrn CENT ,.ox CO.,
,. BECK CO,
A LARGE AID HANDSOME ASSORTMENT or REAL
1res VARIETY ssesssd = 1s place @snafssse s,pI,..iy
e sty trade Ladies wi find ADVANTAGEOUS 70 can aud
s''n sfi Ivy rAaRrsoroS Lsnrr, ss Broadway.
Az INVOICE OF sIcH LACEs, RECEIVED PEE
Sscl chsriiy wells. capes collars eoiares barsea 40
AIS: point ns emilio e, and Ss A En- ysS v s
'srpsss any hiss ever cnsrsd p our CIV ., p
ID ALL AND EVENING cosruNE.-ruE SUBSCRIBERS
ID have received BY the Persia
Embroidered tulie robes,
Quite new IN .'y!s' s spa !, T sS c prices
Broadway, Chambers and Rcade srces
pRussEls POINT LAcBs.
Sleeves .De.
Floupces.
Trimming lsccs &sL, &s
Al half the osiginsi cost, al
CLoAKs.
u superb assortment
Superior In quality,
Superior In style.
JAMES "A. HEARN,
IT'S Broadway,
Above Ninth street
LoAKs. WRAPPERS AND CIRCULARS
syse asaorsment and fashionable styles IN hns
'tiNu' o.e~'- a. MILLS,
a. and ~ Chambers stree. No aaks.
-ryos CT0IE AND MANTIIiA TRIMMING WARE
l torae warren street west side
y NV 81 AREH received 2oo Dozen KID flsven,
So - N M N 81 per Dozen; also, line Of neecy lined s
.,sss Eso constantly hand gents hid gloves blond
so' ,s,yss ribbons and trimmings OF every description
-eU VupRoTprRrFs, JUST RECEIvRD PER
! t"p,ita, win be opened on Monday Dec J.
fuLER GRANT, 81, Broadway.
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u New YORK steamers VII and comfortable
and recd si,sndsnee The glasgow rc~per-
within one minuies walk O The London EansarG rsi
N B.@No charge made for attendance. -''A'N'
CLINToN HOUSE OPEN 100 BRoADwAY-ArAsr.
~ families individuals handsomely frrnished
be Am. rcan or EaropesD plan WagmcS Nv ese ss 90
steam apparatus. Bslhs free. o'- '''
PIERRE HOUSE,
IL Broad street, Phnaaeiphia.
public and A' ns Fl; hs1 s;ss s,ssS ms
Having been connected with the Gs.d House since open
.s e s.s,sy q. = r
They have au,t confidence in believing ,rsvva
ranged hOisi WIN rani equal 70 say . usa,s $780,
RArnBuNs HOTEL. ss7 and 40 Broadway, Ssv y~s.
mcserpsd aud r. farnishsd oSe,s sapsr,or sssodsss
share o. patronage rsspecsny socissa ~ he essncs
ANTHOLOGY. -
sToN1sHTNG TO ALL-N BRUcx, rnr nYsTE-
sn. .Ss sS ss soSs wS GO :. ss we s s n
nrocms street bstwesn IAnfens and Thcnpson strss n
ur. gin % tell future eycnis Zee 50 sssis. :
A sTRoLoGY-DR WILSON liz DELAScEY STREET.
, Ps,s sr AZ psr e. he ss 70 sc.S
birth state the subjes FOR confederation ensosr yor "a
A ASTONISHING TO ALL,nADAnE nQHHoN cr.AI!ss
has .v~ been brown ~ am es seventh Slsehtsr X hs
20 IN p.s srs..pi and fsssIs s.ss IN. i'm -.
sh e thousands durnsmy ssvssi In nsssps vfnH
Z. NJ: 4 yspy il;aE. lassssa s:s W -:
%si:I :, III :: ~ sssS isS
s ssS s.ns ~ 10 70. .sss.
not adEaied- ~ Broome street, nsas CeasmbAA 49,
ArRoLooy-xADAnE LEAspBr LENT CAN Pn
en- S S sso. u c % a.. ss
ss barge s sns cent: :s tor .
AsTRoLoGy -NRs FLruRy, PROM PARIS re- THE
most eeee , d, o he g..ens sse 10 sslns NE
business marriage, absent friends &c by magnetism. once
as Broome street
ss TnI T.I ss1 r..
.ho can .urgs.s her N giving ssrsct e. es
nv person TIA, has Visited she v
rsr cs%c. s sr .sy sSs
sssss , rSS 90 ,. a %, Ca, \ &C. s
n r. Madame CLIFTON. 70 spmbss Can .aa .asfy
CLbTRvovANcE-MRs. HAYES. ,7s an AND srREET.
~ New York the best eei.s nedics and business eAir
sa ; e. ssss ,.. &c D:y '
Rs.wsrss nEIys T .1.s
S ech ibis Z and ss & "a con
sssIss !.l,sd scs.,:ny sspssg .ss a.s nssa.
ps@e o. her ss,srs rs Bo~sy. roursS and fa
,resss.
AZ door. ~. q u. s NOS s .ns,.s
f medical ard ... . s.sy sy,ss. n AZ do
business absent friends &c and satisfaction n All case. on
! no charge made
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nENTTsrRy.-M. LBvETTs NEW AND IMPROVED
IL atmospheric pressure plates for artificial teeth
abe for their incrcesed hrnes position and powers Of
scaon And very superior 70 the ordinary suction plates
wen adopted for the continuous gum IL really worth the
nop Of those nearing requiring artificial teeth 10
removed BY she bennmhne and every mprovemei
Broadway established N lS3S,
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CLAIRvoyANCE-MRs SEYMOUR, lie SPRING
fu medical ard bwswess clawvoyant IN A~erc~ All do.
Uncovered swd cured curshe uneyrng advice
no charge made,
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WATCHER, yRWEI4RH, 80.
TEwTLRy ~ -
.J Eirf cheap and fashionable -GEORGE q. ALLEN No
N wall street. foor, sailing all kinds Of bracele,s
brooches chans rings seals keys locket sleeve bu
uds sctaces arslsss silver and plated ware
Sc, al all, at much less than the usual prices.
VNATCHEsi WATCHES ii wATCHEsil
w Gold English patent lever, hunting e5s
Gold detached levers fun jeweled, low .....
Gold cylinder epcapements, four holes jeweled.
And all kinds Of gold watches from sN aoD
g. G ALLEY ii wan lt Up stairs, near Broadway ~
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BOARD wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. HIS WIFE
- and child four old in well furnished with
pantry required Please address with fun particulars
$50 Post Office stating which exceed $50 per
calender month, including ire.
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FAIL MML.NnnY, g.
ENALL nn.LhRRy GOODS
% and "a John srse-
WroRrRR AND uAnuyAcruRxI
SILK MnLrSERr GOODS,
Straw Rocds.
SIN and fancy bounets.
Dress caps and head dressea4
Tfcnch howsrs. feathers. &c. Ne.
complete stock OF he above goods constantly On hama Ana
U,AsHIoNs.-NxR pENoREsTs BRANCH sTOnR
49, Cspa street. extensive assortment Of patarns
suited W The fall including The Lady Washington
hseque IN be had ey - This esabAhment snpersenaea ~
Nine ecoiall
DARIs MILLINERY MADAME LEVI. ITO BLEECKER
street. has spesdid velvet bcnnes most beautiful head
and dress suitable for and ball costumes
THE BALL SEASON.
U,uF TWENTY EIGHTH ANNUAL BALI or THE NEW
York Fire Department for the benefit Of the widows and
street, Monday evening January 1861 Tickets may be
procured Q. the managers HENRY A. BURR. Prest
JAS. r. WEsnAr, sec'y.
THISTLE BALI--AT NrBLos GARDEN, THuRsDAy
evening December 1886 The managers Of the Thistle
In returning their grateful thanks
their and the hherto Of the
balls invoke their AID. and beg 10 remind them
ceeds annually distributed those in dis
without regard 10 nationality Order OF dancing accord
liz newest and most dances Tses "a each a
stores Hblo's Garden n either Of the managers
WIN. q. MCKENZIE. Secretary, 30 Wall street.
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DATBBUN's HOTEL. 47 and 40 Broadway New Tori
II open for transient and armament bosrders nnArgs<
undermined Al furnished offers
share Of patronage respectfully socied BY The psbnc
humble servant ~ RATUbUw
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WANTED-A PURCHASER EoR BEAUTIrUL
w brown stone residence situated In the of
BROOKLYN and but ten minutes walk from the Wall and
Fulton ferries The house newly and Handsomely
ed furniture Sold requires at bargain. Two thirds cash.
balance IN city property or Western land Apply E. LOTT,
IS ar d II Nassau street.