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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-24

ICE! lCEt! ICE!!!-The undersigned respectful
ly inform his friends and the puBlic generally that
he Is now prepared to furnish :amIlies and others
through the season. with the hest quality of ICE,
delivered IN any part Of Washington and George
town, and guarantees to give entire satisfaction.
Orders to be left with KIDwELL x LAuRFxcE
corner lth street and Pennsy lvania avenue; GRo.
I. KIpwELL Co, l4th street; ]. B. MOORE, Drug
glst, PcmIa avenue, between 18Th and 2Oth streets
GEoRG SIETz, New York avenue, between Itfh and
llth streets; ROBT. A. PAYNE, Druggist, corner
4th and Mass. avenue: and with the subscriber, No
SFiTst street, Georgetown, where loe can be had
at all times.
ap7-tf TN. KIDwEIL.
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THREE NEW AND BEAUTIFTI, PIANos

THREE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PIANOS
AT GREAT BARGAINS.-These--.
Pianos have been used but short time byFTTTI
careful persons, We viii warrant them,f y W
take old Pianos IN exchange, &c.
Two OF them are full seven octaves, finely finished
is only six octave.
These Pianos. purchasers may safely rely upon as
belng truly great bargains, and they will do well
call and sec them, at our extensive Piano Ware
rooms, No. 3O6, between Sth and 10th.
je 10 John r. ELLIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-24

FOX L VAN HOOK, REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
L 491a Seventh street, below r. street, have for
sale a number of Building Lots "a feet front by lSl
feet deep, at the very low price of from SIS l25
each-payabe III small monthly lnstalments of So per
month.
These Lots are situated at Union Town, on the
south side of the AnacOsta river adjoining the Ma
Wy yard Bridge, and every way desirable for
persons wishing cheap, pleasant, and healthy lOca
ton for a dwelling.
LOt-hOlders In arrears are requested to complete
their purchase, and get their deeds the title to
these Lots guaranteed free and clear from every
NOS sibe ms 3rn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-24

DUPP'S HOTET.
lt The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he has made various improvements 1SI,
10 his well-known establishment, and that he :
prepared to receive and entertain his customers III
In the most superb manner.
HIS House is conducted on the European style; the
rooms airy, and the striotest attention paid to the
wants of his guests.
The Bar is furnished with the best OF LIQUORS
CIGARS, &c.
The great dsSiderGtunl. quietncss, GOODNESS, Tin
the garden attached) lnsures for all pleasant re-
sort. OblIgIng assistants are always at hand, and
all demands will be promptly attended to-
/. WM. RUPP.
je l0-2w No. 48i Pa. av.. bet. Sd and i5a SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-24

EOR RENT.-One OF my HOUSES on c street,
i between lst and 2d, with all the modern improve
ments and convenences. The house Is four stOr es
high, with dry cellar Pure water the kitchen and
through the house. Rent reduced to s46 per month.
Inquire of j. B. WARD, 18th street and Canal.
ie lO-Sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-24
ICE.
I J. MIDDLETON

L J. MIDDLETON,
LIZ. ICE DEALER,
Once and Depot-Southwest corner of and 18th
streets. w ashlngtOn. apll-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-24
EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
VIRGINIA

This highly improved and well estafttshesf, WA
TERING PLACE, Is now open for the public -.
reception. The trains on the Orange Road from ;s
Alexandra west and from GordonsvIll- east, ,-9A
the Springs, distant six miles 10y graded road.
Passengers from Baltimore and Washington city,
urve at the Springs at lC12 o'clock n. M, and from
Richmond and the South to dinner
All inquiries promptly responded to Ivy letter and
circulars giving particulars, forwarded upon appli-
cation. THOMAS r. F. lNGRAM
je l0-lm ALEXANDER BAKER
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Pianos, &c.


IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE PATRoNAGE
which the public has bestowed ON 49,
We nave been siiailed 10 enlarge our stockiETRH
al Music and Musical Merchandise. By w
Schots x Sons IN Mayerce, we will sell Foreign
Music TO deat and professors on the most reason
able terms.
Our Catalogue. comprising over Eve thousand
original works, now completed, and to be had at
the Music Depot.
Strings. best quality, very cheap in bundles.
NlolIns, Guitars. Elsenbrandts Flutes.
ViolncellOs, Brass Instruments, etc.
Our stock of Bacon Ravens and William NIL
leTs celebrated Pianos will he completed again
few days, which we will sell on the most reasonable
terms and give the best city references.
Music Depot, corner Of 18th and Penn; avenue:
jel6 w. G. .METZEROTT.
DIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
Mr.. w. II. PALMER continues to add new mem
MER, at hls Rooms pP5y over n Fsfnham' sGTA
Bookstore, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Fri-' e''
day, and Saturday, between and s D. m
Terms S5 per quarter. ap25-d
VOCAL MUSIC.-Mrs. FRANKLIN, Teacher
of Music, having vacant hours for q few
Of being perfected IN Ballad Singing, Opera Music,
to favor heT with early application. Terms made
known at her residence. 405 r street, between 9Th
and 10th, and at the Music Stores Of Mr. DAVIS, and
MetZerott. au 6-Sm
THREE BEAUTIFUL PIANOS received TIA
day from Boston. Also, three very hne-
secondhand Pianos. but lIttle used, seven ATE7
octaves, rosewood cases. will be sold at
bargains. at our Piano Forte, Meodeon. and Mus o
Warerooms, between 9Th and 10Th streets No Ss.
je4 JOHN r. ELLIS.
TWO PIANOS FOR sI5O: ONE FOR sICn
two for S0 are now for sale at the-A
Music Depot Of w. G. METzERoTr mTH
Corner OF Penn avenue and IIth street.
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EOR SALE.-A valuable tract of LAND, con-
4 tanning about G3 Gcrcs. and within miles of
Washington city, Terms: One fourth cash; bal
ance In 1, 2, 3, and years half in cash, and bal
ance in city property, improved Apply at No. 5l2
ed story 7th street.
je l2-tf POLLARD WEBB.
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EOR RENT.-A two-story BRICK Dwell
Il LING, with back building and fno yard at
tached situated on r street between 18th and 18th
streets. The house could be made one of the best
business stands IN Washington. being within a few
steps of Willards and adjoining Flint's Hotel Pos
session gwen the lst of July. Apply to FRANCIS
MILLER, Family Grocer. corner of and 18th SITS.
je l8-tf Untel
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Extract froma note received from the late Hon. John
nj. Clayton.
u. :. SENATE, Aug. l9, 1856
The teeth you made for me work admirably moth
iAS 0Ou" Oe Oe''s'' 's'' ffomN fftImiyNS M.'CLAYToN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-24

EOR SALE-A FARM of 1l5 acres, nne miles
Il from Washing ton, uear the Seventh-street road
The improvements are small Dwelling House, q
good Stable, well of good water with new woOC
pump in same There are $40 choice fruit trees a
part of the farm is well fenced. 1t will be sold ba r
gam, II Immediate application be made it NAV be
DALE, No. 5G4 NJ street, or through the Post Office
ie / i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-24

To those that seek relief from the malades of the
teeth, can cheerfully recommend DR.. =. BaIly a
superior DENTIST: he made set of porcelain teeth
for of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has sll stood well for than
tenyeaTs. ROBERT T. NIXON,
of the Va Conf OF the NJ. r.. Church South.
Al
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21
NO. S73.


iNpleHdid RusincSs Let at Auctisn.
IhL i.nr THREE ponGs EAST oF THE
tHsseet.n 'hutch on ttfih street 10, g. u
esI Ht3rf tN ln f,rt tl,is 4aHnIu. Is aa .i.A fhs
s'.e vi tst~ risee .,i, III rtsiai.ss sn
saturday, Aagast az. tsa7.
II aFtgsA e thg murptus aad Nfii b- sold 10 u
atEhss t5dieI Wt'is,ut rr-etVs
IlIAS sSn tn hand taalsuss, an a A. a. ana o.
#A9tAs " W. interest
II. fateha-cr MiN hAvr ~ opportunity IL pss fa
f ss3 A 'it" ttre ~ Et@Wsffs Its III KAat 10 the
I'D whEh y rapidN tMpFas8HN sma w4il tcnasna
- hfsNth W et'N hu-lwr-. aMA trade
\ mtsftsas" Hh the let sal ar required IL a..
tn1auui e the Deferred t,ss1neAt asA thr ti;i- ,.ri
guaranteed w the Nvasi,t - tls purchaser
ROBERT SKINNER
VAN TrNt Aactlunsef sgi,,a
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raa>cr.-Tle uial ar the l,ahan,, !

FRaNcr.--Ihe ,rll If the Italians, n,
cilsed vi an attempt to as>assii.atr the Eta-
reror had resulted IA \ verdict ot guilty
With cNtcnuating circumstances IN favor of
Bartalotie and Grill The Court sentenced
Ralagt to transportation ior lie aud tarta
lottc and Grill IL 1, year, lmprisunmcnt
The trial excited ,er, iittl,, interest
SPAiN.--Thc Paris correspondent ut thr
London IImcS IN "A letter un the Spanish
MeAicanquc>iian sa.-. tfom loen tu tntaa
AMERICAN, Were ready e. march INTO the
Mexican territory a. auxiliarics against the
spaniards. II amy difficulty on the scor, 1t
nationality had bcen riiscd they would have
assumed the NcN,can flag aud enrolled them
selves a. Mexican citizens or soidirrs The
Mexican government seem a. have no ol,e,'.
tion e. war with SPAN The same letter
says the Spanish o",etnmcnt GOES on with
IL military preparations A. ii no iurdlat ION
had been accepted.
TrRSrN.--A ds-,atsl iom Vienna state.
that the French Amha.,aa,r NJ Constant
noplc took down lis ia ua tltc ith inst.
and informed the Turkish ,.oS.rnncnt that
he should n"t leave hls p..,t f,r several DAYS.
The Ir'lccs "i thu hantiia, had ,illaeed
the Christians nj tile .nan "a Snnr. AMI th,.
French Consul AT Beyrout hal gone 1" the
spot to demand satisfaction Cor the Outrage
pENMARS.--A cpilct sion hal hcc,, grant
eh to an English c,anpan, 10 establish sub
marine telegraph between England anl the
western coast ot Sehlc,wlg
Russih.A despatch FROM st Petersburg
says Schainyl with the MAIN bod, If hi.
Troops had been beaten at i>ali,iya. leaving
ioo On the field, while thu Russian l,,~. va,
nnl, 80 IN killed anil wounded
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Washington ltrm..

W AstiiNtt0N. NUs lshlt
No New t,rlean, pat~r were Received tn
day. The Mobile " s-sy LA, ,cc.t,rd ii
eonraglng accounts Il the ruttun crop iron.
almost every section ol Alahaina AMI e.,s,
ern Mississippi, but the crop 81 wheat and
nats arr extraordinary, AMI great field ot
corn y expected
postal convention has been coi. lu,le.l
between the nite,l siutcs and Hamburg
The mails arr u he EXCHANGED hy m,an- 81
the United State. or Hamburg mail steam
er, running betwecu New iurk and liam
burg. The postage between th" United
states and Hamburg un,icr this arranp.
ment l. ten cents i,r u singlc lcticr II hall
AN ounce ar under, l'te payment optional,
aud two cents nn new ~rapet l,r'- -lnymrat
required The rate. 10 al conttie. an,i
places beyond Hamburg. A. ,drniraih III.
-.iine in all rsI"ct. 4, - ,,ic. charged VA
Bremen under ttc : aal il,,ncn Postal
Convention.
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CO N N Z r CIAL.


The New h"tA "saffrr Enqa,rtr Of saturday
says prs G,.al-
MAN iniP9r', ati several i0bber- have .laue a
NcfA ltrsc ifAd" ~ the week now cHdng, while 9TH
~ haWs~s t tfh classes business have been ta.
paa'Nrlt qhirt Taking the average, there has
nerh ephsiifFahse increase with material yaris
ti", ~ prev We think the good. sold thus lar
VII Air.d atsiI profit Several styles OF goods ol
which The market has been already cleared have
eecu rc-otacrcd
Tie following 10 a statement 'of the imports 81 drs
goods n N,w York faf the week and since ,rauuat,
1t
E0g the Week lsss I@A iSa7
Lnierr'i ~ the port. satssa55 o. kA ~. s,sls .sl
Throw a on market. e.ael lsg 2siSssp 9ol. ssl5
Since Ian. isss isS lsss
Entcrciai The ror 80 Nh cao se s3t oss sss as ~
Thrown ga market. - so az q. StosoS 81 0n "a:
The CsHrSu Esssar,r attributes the lar.e IL.
In parl Ia th. fact thai ,,i. cd 10 rAi
aiciphia direct last year, now pass through New
York owing 10 the ilscontinuanee of the line ni
steamer. bciUcen iAvcrroal aud The former poIt
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LATEST NEW 5.


Ns~ ioRk, August ~
The Royal Mail Steamship Arabia, Cap
tam Stone, from Liverpool, saturday, the
sth inst, Mt ii a. n, arrived at four o'clock
Pm.
The steamer Arago arrived at Soutlissnp-
ton on the 9th inst.
The shore cable Of the Atlantic Telegraph
was successfully laid at valentia Bay on the
evening u tho 9Th.
The Lord Lieutenant ~ ireland received
u formally froD. the officer az the Niagara
and Susqnehanna, amidst great enthusiasm.
The expedition issaid to have put % sea
shortly after the landing of the cable, but
- tho telegraph lime to valcntia, was not
completed, We were without information Of
its progre-s. The weather in England had
become rough and stormy, but was rather
more settled On Saturday.
The Emperor and Empress of the French,
accompanied BY Count Walewski, and :
small suite arrived q O.horn on . visit Ia
Queen Victoria IN the morning oi the sixth,
and va received with royal salute from
the heet 1t Spithead. The visit was strict
" private oac, and would not, il Was be
hssed, extsnd beyond the Isle Of Wight and
p.o6shly Portanoath Navy Yard. A most
vlgilant surveillance was kept up in the
neighbsshond n Oshorn, and all over the
isl.nd ~ str0ug police fFum London.
nianup BIooaljeld, late Bishop of Lon
don, eisd q ths 6th iase., from IN spilcptis
attack.
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New Yora Market.

Nrw NaEg August Is
FlptE Heavy and 5fssier lnwer sales ii a.soa hbs
al ~ a. ias la supeftu. state $1,000 ~ f,r West
crn sd.Sn cssS for .npsffne westcr" t5l6sass for
eouinoa ~ mcnnm extra do; closing heavy with q
10 ard tendency
wH,ht-oa the decline, Milwaak,e clab at a. ~
thsra "a spring at sias ucw southern 4. eihei s.e
ret hu stl"- IA 90 Ia southern NJ 81 Sofs 81 ~
Tor red ~ 5,iss aud ~ IS for red prin,. qus,ies
kyt -bWii aOcsoslaa
coss iicaVy and dfapns salr- o. 'Su IA mised
W.sttgn sals sie
O,rs naI sDas,ss srf state and Western
MHtsEN sale. ana hill. ~ IA
Foes Better sae- sar hi- a. t.s sh ~ lot nie~.
ard ~ ~ fpt pftane
Nft, Sa'e. as1 hb.- AT Ola "a 10 tut rcpaek I'd
w~si~rn mc-s AZ .ta for extra d.
lieEs Has. Prime Iaes. beef hams are nuInnails
th4 same
.nn -steaA, .,it. .sa hhl. a. 10
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

6Y- The Iowa city csssceaf wants 10 know
what in the worli the editor OF this paper is
trying 10 make al as. of himself Tor. W. re-
ally do no, know what other motive We could
have ia trying 10 make anass ef ourself. il We
should make the attempt nnlcss Il were to get
even" with the editor nf the Crescent
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

Tng tossrireiios.--we omit our table Of
major,tics this morning and will awai, the Of
icial returns from the Capital. A friend who
aas at iiewa City yesterday, informs Us that
the official returns are nearly all In and that
the Constitution has carried By abou, one
,housand majority They viii scon he oiIici.
ally cansassed when We viii giye.,he result 10
our readers
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

sFEvck y, liaarNtSu Last Moaday afternoon
ihe steamer " A kave- wa- struck hy ligh,ntns
while lying n III" Portland wharf The aula de-
serndcd through tit hurricane roof aad .hivefei
chandelier into myriad Of pieces Several ladies
were sitting near hy al the time. aud one Of them
was severely stunned The damage to the boat VA.
lneons.iefaLe. AND Il praeeeded ON ~. yosagc
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

tg Ned Davis Ethiopian Troupe we're
here yestcria, aud Of course drew lis crowd
Il People fond of such iun. II those who we're
present are IN, negro worshippers they At
eas, appeared delighted with the scientific
representative Of the ncrro
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

s1 Mr. 4 Augustus Haviland Real Estate
Areni, has the plans drawn inr an eleran,
residence sarnoanteI BY = tower. which he i
gong TO erect IN the top OF one of tie hluls
above the bridge he has one Of the most
beautiful sites about this city al nne sites
From the point be has selected he has hand
some view nj both citiss the bsilae. the
island and iis obi for, ruins .ni n stretch Of
miles np AMI down the river We envy him
his position, asd he i'll bc -i,ll more a snh,ec,
u envy when he gets In his nea house
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

" The citizens uf kcokuk voted last Mon.
lay on the proposition to construct water
works al an expense not 10 exceed s3Dl nsp
The proposition VAS voted Down by large
majority
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

srrANrE T. T~xrp srsg Thl. steamer ran.
hi"e a-a rc-n'ar racket between 81, Louis aud Ia
aueAh, vas -unh ou Friday moruing AZ Goose Island
In the Mississippi IN fifteen feet water She wac
bound To - iou', with cargo of pig metal wheat
leather aud lumber She will rrohshty prove a total
loss Tive passengers were drowpcl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

PRocEnnIsas or rnE CONVENTION After
the sketch given on the inside of the ,J,re-
ceedinss of the Republican State Convention.
were In type. Ne received the report prepared
expressly for this paper which we publish on
lhi. page. The latter gives more details than
the former, anl We publish !, 10 the exclusion
II some local matter
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

PEfIg uuge, Va. Aug -
Here MA, a Tremendous storm ~ City
Point, an jaime rissr. TO-DAY The shira
kigo and Willard. aud the sel,ouc,, Jau.,.,s
taan Susan sud Fanny perrh, w,,r ha,ll,
damaged. l.,s4 Spnisn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

CRors.-Soine Of our farmers are complain
ing good deal Of the loss they have experil
enced In different kind, o. grain BY the late
rains, but We are inclined 10 believe that they
have al last. with a Few exceptions, beer,
worse scared than hurt" There Is no doubt
but that In the aggregate good deal of wheat.
rye and barley have been injured. anil few
farmers hs.. suiief.d 10 a considerable extent,
hui the great mass will lose hut little. Some
II the wheat has sprouted and as we have
suggested ia another article, u should be kept
separate from ia. eoed The rye and harley
have been more or less injured where exposed.
and Wa heard on~ farmer say he was going 10
feed his harley 10 his hogs. Hut III We can
have couple DAYS clear weather. The evil will
not be very great in this county. More heavy
rains now would i.hct incaI.nlabIe INJURY.
The iaumes. had generally but commenced
again yesterday 10 gather in their grain.
TuAT SUFFER NEARLY SrorLEp. - With
great tremor Nc heard that Mr. Dorr the e.li-
TOR Of the Dubuque Express 4 Herald wa
shot al by isl.w Democrat few days ago.
who with more malice than skill revoved three
several hailess al our distinguished eotempor-
AIRY. We earnestly beseech Mr. Dorr not 10
get shot The Davenport editors haze an in
terest in him, lie owes us a supper and like
Daniel Tucker. We arc not going to be too late
for supper II he gives us an opportunity Of
getting there early. Aflrr he treats = and
thus pays All honest. debt. be may get sho,
quick As he pleases. Bless u-, what II iLa,
wicked man had shot Dor in the stomach
lie could then have hal no sympathy for the
editors here who ilsis, upon that supper. We
don't want TO hear Of him being engaged In
any more Of these belly -eerant operations till
after supper
Paog. Qrisems MIR Quinche, the gentle
man who l. 70 take charge Of the Preparatory
Department in the College next term, comes
with IN excellent reputation Tor schoiarship,
industry. tact and mccess In teaching He
belongs 10 : class of professional men, less
numerous than they should be for the coun-
try's good-faaehvs sSsssssd for The profes-
sio~, who make Il their calling il life. Nj.
g. we understand. II Western msn b. birth
with m Eastern education, and experience as
ssaeAsr. More sstsnsion win hsssafter be
given h - Csllses N bssuchss which have
bssa ea9pasnetvely naGIscssd, on accosus Of
ths lahssisas du1Ies II Ne Ysculty Ia tvo
dspaEtasass q isslsuclios, ed further facili.
siss vm = - = ~ lasssssisg ssnhsr Of
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

f-J" Our Delegates returned from the Con.
'eniion Yesterday morning. The, were una
hlc 10 get through with business in time ior the
train Of the evening previous.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

fSc'- The brick and csrpculer work ol the
Hnri's House is now going on rapiil. and the
arge building Is beginning to exhibit some.
thing of lis proportions
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

To An energetic effort was made BY a solid
plalanS Of clouds yesterday morning To
squeeze out arain but tho attemp As rath.
er n failure
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

~ A number Of new buildings have been
commenced within the last three DAYS ami
our architects are busy drafting the plan. Tor
more
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21
1c-6aps 6 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Jrsr Rrcrivrp, a stnlcr bot at ian.ly
Grucercs froI the rasf it5ht aii c,iae At .tce or
yoa iaay have 1" wal, yaar intn
sasl ew iAaBBiTES 'EoMEIl
lIor -, - R,st Brick Dw ,llne iIau-..
iNa stories. ninr roaiHs Ripley hfinw Third -
lfAnv hwrIlns IilM.e. u aht urp4n. saiir ltcaltA
frrmc Dwelling iiuuse ~ liafri."n strcet
NJ rvstlcncc
cAltaiU u II sickle. . Eto ~, Fr,iat. mon, ! Il I,
o'clock, on T ,lus,
aa.idiw 4 FARMER
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

To- On the inside will be found a brief ac-
couut ofthe Republican State Convention from
the Iowa City Rspsbl,eaB.
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SKIRTS (. Aokaroa II!

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