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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
EIGHTEESrH ANNUAL SESSION.

EIGHTEEyTH ANIMAL SESSION.
English
and modern languages, ma hemacs and natural sciences It's
advantages are: ~ san fa...I Lsa... I'D FEt#
Spacious buildings
full Of well qualified and experienced teachers.
g. A collegiate study . rr.a ID. ., ~
l. full Of upparnus-philosophiea ehemcul
nomicai. 1850 a.s" ....#
chemistry and astronomy.
Special advantages erd ycuog qualify tbenseves
BY study and practical operations The field and
gineeTs.
Comfortable boarding sangements hut TWO students aro
placed the ~. % ..... 81. ..-
g. Reading constantly supplied with papers, SC.
w. heei u, accessible from all dec
lions by railroads. .s,4a1. trt. a.... s.. .... =.
TO- prevailing Christian and aim In oil its instruction end
discipline.
Tens: Board and tuition, $780, Students enter any
time charged from the date Of their Send and
a catalogue. F..
March 7-2aw6w ~ L. BROCKETT Pnncinal
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Arny,s Confectionery,

No. "a Bridge street, Georgeoor, ID. e, ........
uTHFRE entertaipme furnished, with the best,
ee crea cakes conftct, the shortest
dec and ON the Medal awarded the
exhibition of Metropolitan Mcchancs' Institute
3-d
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TANTEDPersons desiring private dinner parties
with hreclnss cook 81 for his
vices ~ pplicaion GAUTtER's RESTAURANT,
G-aaw3moif 22 P~nn between 10Th llih.
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WEAR BOOK OF Facts In Science and Art for .sss'
One volume. London. Embracing Important dis
echsncs and tho
natural philosophy electricity, chemistry zooogyi Dot
any geology, and mneraogy meeoroogy, astronomy
FEB ost FRANCk TAfboh
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UstrRp STATES NAVAL CouRT OF INQUIRY,
Washington, February %, 1857

mE ndre gives notice. for the information OF parties
under the l section Of the act OF snu
ary 6 will respectively be advised by the department
shall been referred the and that
il desirable presenting themselves they should come pre-
parcd OF such Witnesses they desire TO have SUN
nored specifying which OF the respective heads OF nness o
mentioned the their testimony " o be
applied suggesting delay, any, which
be reauired; and In respect ~ what witnesscs.
Fet oe4--1 j. M. CARLISLE, Judge Advocate,
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Office 20 Road Coptrnctors-It being the intention OF
the toad Of directors Of the Washington and tocke
from the rst toll rne 10 ts tcrm
District requested 10 address or ap
ply TO the undersigned the subject on or before Sh Oh hp
next. iOHN U bhENi,
.....r. r.. .H No. 10 Louisiana avenue.
J. c. LEWIS,
Fsbs,-aawtr i9a scven, street.
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New spring Goods.

J. STEER Tailor has received bis stock of new
sipe yood himself from the stimportna houses
He soiciis an en- them by his eusomers and the pub
ic t.. - \, ,u.,.
In permitted
Mar Vs. aaw2wn ~ .f..a5 NO 7eo seVehh euoe''
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Manual OF Etiquette In washington.
Manual indispensable members and
rs soournng in Washington. Every lady and gentleman
N have copy Jus, pubshed and for safe at hc book stand
" ps "s Capitol, ahd nj the bookstores In Washington.
tebf-cod3m'
NEW SPRING GOODs-Tba ladies Of Washington and vi
ny are respectfully informed that have this opened
saNaney OF the other
10 the approaching which be found the
the recent New York mporaons few OF which
We eennmerate, viz:
Extra itch Bayadere broeade silks
hSira rich Baysdere ehnne silks
shtra rich Bayad.re 1oupcsd robes .....# . r.....
Extra rich Bnyadere chene rohcs
twisted silk k-veIvct houncad robes
oayaderc founced chsi robes ...... ....... ...
=, Do twisted silk chenile founced nobes
tbouneed berree and grenadine robes .'..
nllsses' Bsyadcrs chali robes ... ....
french chintn robe do chambre
nch hounecd Orgsudie robes
french orgaude musins
fnk blue, cherry, and white French pnd
other dress msteTihls.
ALSO
french embroidcries, aces, handkerchief
seila lace mantiias, Shawla, hosiery
Mi'p cloves, gauntlois, skirts, muslins
r.. Sehhries, Illusion capes, ribands, &C. -.. -.
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Il. l.. FAINT, Jr., d. CO.,
Land Agents and Dealers I'm Exchange,

Il. l.. FAINT, Jr, d. CO.,
Land Agents and Dealers in Exchange,
#4 @ LBCoMPTON, KANSAS. 9#4.ga t
AND WARRANTS located and sold commission. Land
IL rahts sold N pre- -emptors time, gas
Locations made on '.joint account" .-r r1 .ar
engaged In the United
surveys viii be able make choice
business sent through Sweeney Rtenhouse Fan Co. will
be forwarded to US, ts .1'i H4t
Sweeney, Rittenhouse, FAINT Co., Bankers Washington
DC.
r.. w. Clark, Dodge, Co., Bankers, New York.
Drexe Co., Bankers, Pniadelphia.
Josiah Lee Co. Bankers, Baltimore.
fowie, snowden, b Co.. Bankers, Alexandria, Va.
r. II. Mnury 4 Co., do Richmond, Va ....
H. n. Mensl Il Co., do New Orleans.
John J. Anderson CO.. do 3d. Louis, No.
March Ib--wl&deolni
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REsTAUHANT.

WAsRISeros, February %, 1857.
Feb a5-3tawtMar9Sd
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Gxo. w. MANYFsssy,
Commissioner Of Indil

BNo authorized publish the foregoing
veremant without special instruction. that effect from the Com
missioner of Indian ABnirs. ... ........ . f.
Feb 9B--lnwtliune ..
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FARMgRs AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA. H ~
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w n, No oI p sreet. Mar lt-dlwf
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,

PKOTECIiON AND INDEMNITY FhOM ,
LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,
THE PERILS or THE SEA, AND INLAND TRANS
PORTAH0F @Nt
FARMBRs AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE. COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA.
Fire, Aarins, and hniaad Assurance.
auraonlzIp,n c oArIIAL, !. G ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DoL.hRs.
OFFICE northwest corner Of Pennsyivania avsnus
DIRECTORS. l,f4s
,s, oseIs a hnse0ms' sa1a o%as saass10sb snsab
Geosgs Hemboid, r, Carroll Brewster,
THOMAS b. PIoRIEcE, President.
Epw.Ae 4. HxixsoLp, Secretary.
LOCAL BURyEYons. #lgE 10
Y chanes Walter, No. as7 I, street, opposite City HIN.
John Thornson LIST street and Virginia leland
James Williams, No. "a ~ street E~
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Csrru Lew, No. a57 PennylvaHis avenue, opposite Ma
GENERAL sUPERIETENpBNT
Nr John Thomason
. AssIsTANT SECRETARY.
James NJ. W,st,
In charge Wasai goa city oJee,
Nohwet, Pennsylvania and sevsl eenh
Authorized Capital and Asss'., sl,47'os7 OF.
..... i. Assets, S5aa,O57 OF, .a.. @
Iasos'ed i" BO"ds, Mortgages, and Good Securities.
The oo exhibits the business and condition
company 10 November ], 1855: .
Premium received marine and iuIand risks November
ls56.... ............. sli, 6si 6f
la, 30 81
inteest loan e,7pf n
Total receipts a0r las 81
ExpenAes saaes, aud commissions. As, 4s9 90
Reinsurance, return premiums, and agency
charges. gI,4i
..u. : s... -. ~, ...E.. .I. -------. III, i23 81
Balance remaining with the Company. ..... 07
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COUTHERN BOOK.-oririn OF III. consituion incorpoIa
ton Of the national public
agents In rust with history OF ofcopartneship Terri
tories from the Virginia deed 1884, the rs with Mexico sfs
legal r,ion of the acquired Teuores specific
es origin and history OF the Puaps origin and roubl,
beweer the North South Jeopardy Of the republic
mode Of redress pointed BY W. Davis Whining North
just received and for ssen (. BtsHOP,s
rT ..#.H .t F.eas r Book and Periodical orc,
No. ais Pennsylvania avenue under Wizards Hotel
Feh9o-tsw5w '..
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M The First Annual Exhibition of the Washing
ton pictues &c by tr most
eminent United ses will be orned to me pubic az
Mr. uoror,n,s new building between 18th and 18th
On ss,rdsy 18th instant at 10 o'clock and
viii connua OPEN further day between The
bours OF TO- TO- Tickets OF admission may be pro-
cured and the principal bookstores IN the cry single
admission twenty five cents Season tickets MY cents
MarH--du
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THE PERILY OF TIE SEA, AND INLAND TRAN
y PORTAHON @Nf
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T'O ALL PERSONS CONCER ED. Notice hereby given
that aor publication of this advertisement weeks appca-
lon will be made Commissioner
dopicne warrant for lao in the Of CLARK
Wright No 3s0 for 20 tho Of Barney Castee
No. 70ls for 90 Jesse Four Issued
March
against heir locnion entered Grnerai Land Office.
Feb E-lawow JOHNSON r. WELLBoRN.
CAnslBAIs ALL, or slaves without Masters. by Geo
" Ftxhush.
Oliver Twist by Dickens. New edition, vols illustrated
Frank Forcsers Sporting Scenes and Characters volumes H.
Iustracd.
Past Meridian by Mrs. siscurney. #
The Golden Les7cy ts- rar. ..#..- n.r.
History Of the Capture Washington Cyj Major Jshn 8.
Williams
Love a1er Marriage Caroline Lee Hcntz. vol.
The Two Lover sisiefs Devotion, domestic
Feb 10 HH. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FACULTY or INSTRUCTION.

NJ C. Brooks, A. NJ, Professor OF Ancient Languages
Rev w. r. Paxton, b., Mathematics and N'n'h' saiens'
]. A. Munroe, A. h., Mathematics and Asironomy'
Miss M. G. S Iepard, Bellies Lettrcs and History
Miss NJ. l.. Best, English and Physiology.
Mary j. La R.inre, French pna panish'
Mons Emile Kett, Drawing and Painting
Mons. j. Schaefcr, Piano. ..a. w.. ....
Mrs Eliza A. Keirle, Guitar.
Miss Ellen q. Gobright, Piano and Singing
Miss EIiza A. Brooks, Piano aud Singing.
Mis-. L. A. Keirie, Vocal Music. ...". .r.
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Painful Apology.

We have been suffering since tie morning of
July 4th, with Fegon IN the thumb of the
Right hand, ard to those acguaintei with such
an afflict.on it is unnecessary TO state that we
have not be able to write an article o. a notice
for our rarer. A failure to sleep for or 6
days and nights, except in short and unre 'resh-
ing maps, has disqualified us entirely for super
intending ca eful selection of copy. We re
gvt this tie more, because the week has been
SO full of incid mt both local and general. but
We have learned for the first time in our lives
that s oh a pet as we now have, will admit of no
rival attention.
Next week we ho~e to be in condition to say
great many things that we want to say now.
but we are whiting in too much pain to Justify
| father ext lanaton.
TO add to our enjoyment we learn that box
of paper. cards, job type. de-, &C., worth $l6)
and purchased by us at Eub que, July I'd, is
| lsing at the d Meth wharf in the hold of the
Resale Is feet under water! A small matter
this compared to being associated with telon!
but both yisations at once are little more
than we want to meet again!
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NcGRE OR. july 9Th, 1857


Tear Col II have just returned from tour
in the country upon VIII CHI occasion canvassed
almost the entire counties of Clayton and Fay-
cite, as well as : G. ii n of Alamnkre, and am
able t. re OFT Wheat, Oats B7rley ard Rye
looking vaty PROMISING. nov have / fefo"e
snen the vario' crops looking so unusually luxu
rior s. those alluded to are now generally in the
blow and give in irations Of IN eally an b I'M
tiiul harvest and most certa My the times in Ii
cate good prices. f -
VIII Won aimonish the farmers to secrra & G
necessary implements rllarvestins and tIresh'
ing Their Grain in srason to score the test
y1ices. You know C ant d Peck" lave them
in or at abundance upon tie most aCcompcda-
ting tsrrs.
Cor seems wi hin The last few warm days cs
if determined to catch ~ with the other ops
I reg ct to ate have heard quite universal
complaint among f2rmcrs of tie injnry going on
lpan The potatoe vines ard other gard sauce
by a kind of large black lug. Ibid not lca,n
the name of the animal, bit fear it il no hum-
bug! Yours. &C.. X.
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Death of Hon. w. L. Marcy.

Our telegraphic despatch of Monday
announced to our readers the sudden
demise of one of the most distinguish
ed statesmen of our day. The Hon.
VIM. l.. MARCY. who so recently retired
from office under the administration of
Gen. PIERCE, has been called from this
world just at the moment when he in.
dulged the hope of a European tour,
and cessation and relief from those ar
duous duties inseparable from the office
of Secretary of State and Cabinet Min
lister.
Mr.. MARCY was born at Southbridg &C,
Mass. in 1886. thus dying at the age of
n, the full measure allowed us, but de-
parting strong in energy, talent and pa
triotism. In 1903 he graduated with
high honor at Brown University, and
from thence made Troy N Y. his future
home. studying and practising law
He was foremost defender of the TO-
reingn policy of Jefferson and Madison,
ever supporting their policv with marked
zeal and ability. In 1919 he patrioti-
cally took up arms in defence of our
common country, and in 1916 he became
Recorder of Troy. In 1891 he was ap.
pointed Abjutant General of the State
of N. Y, and afterwards was rewarded
with the high Office Of Comptroller of
| that State; from that moment NAV be da-
ted his connection and position as a lea
der of the Democratic party of the
Union. In 1929 he was elected to the
Judicial Bench as Associate Judge of
the Supreme Court, and in 1881, the
people elected him to that goal sought
by all ambitions politicians, U. S. Sena-
tor. For two years Mr.. MARCY, in the
second estate of the confederacy, be-
came conspicuous as one of the most
promising ateman of the age; his ca
reer was still marked with the favor and
respect of his fellow men, who elected
him Governor of the State of New York
in 1888 which office he held till defeat
ed in 1888, when be retired from poll
teal life, to be called forth as Secretary
of War under Mr.. Folks administra-
ton in 1916. Mr.. MARCY again made
his mark as dis inguished statesman
in the Councils of the State. In no pc.
Rod of Mr.. MARcY's public lie, can
aught be charged against the man whose
generous quail les ever invested his
character with dignity and honor, Gen
Pierce soon moved him to his Cabine,
as Secretary of State in 1859, and du-
ring the four years of that administra.
ton, the soundest, the most national the
brightest and most dignifed statesman
of his day, was WIN. J.. MARCY, who
has sunk to his tomb honored and vene-
rated, full of years, and one who has en-
joyed the fullest measure of honor al
, the hands of his countrymen.
| The loss which we have sustained is
a National one, and as the bright galaxy
which has adorned our Nations Coun
ellis one by one drop off, the shrewd po
litical statesmen Of the age are bein.
recorded in the annals of the past
whilst in the present, few ri. ing states
men are to be found capable Of filing
those positions once enjoyed by CLAW
Webster, Calhoun Wright, or a William
/ L. Marcy, who leaves the savory rem
: nant of name to perpetuate his mani
, fold virtues, his consistency, and his
Observation-Disclosures amer.
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Rail Road Meeting.
McGREeoR, July 8, 1857

MCuREGOR, Juiy y, 1901.
Pursuant to notice the Stockholders
of the NEG. st. P. Il M. r. X. r. Co.,
convened at the company's Office for the
purpose of making such amendments
in the articles Of association as might
be deemed necessary.
On motion, The articles of incorpo-
ration were amended, allowing an in
crease of 6 additional Directors.
The Stockholders then proceeded to
ballot for the proposed Directors. The
votes being duly canvassed, the follow,
ing named gentlemen were declared
cleo ed for the ensuing year:
w. McCLINTOCK, of Fayette Co.;
l.. BIGLOW, Clayton
A. G. CALL, " kossuth &c
J. F. MACK, l" wisconsin,;
J. G. WRIGHT, =" New York.
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re- Physicians will tell You to let

re- Physicians will tell You to let
alone all proprietary or quack medicines
as they call them. Why? For the SIM
pie reason that they are put up with
printed directions and tie name and la
bel is copyrighted. Show them the for
mula of preparation and in nine cases
out of ten they will approve Of tt
There are testimonials from physicians
whose prejudices are overbalanced by
their good sense Of the excellent virtues
of Dr.. Halls Balsam for the lungs, and
who are using it in their private prac-
tice.
For sale by MERRILL Il BARRON in
McGregor and by agents in every town
in tho county.
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BROAD TIRED WAGoNs.-In Roches-
ter they require that all carts and wag-
ons shall have broad tire. In Europe
the roads are kept in repair by the use
of them, instead Of worn out, as with
us. The tires of all burden carriages
there, are from six to eight inches vide,
consequently the roads are not cut into
gullies and ridges, but a uniform sur
face is preserved.
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The great popularity whirh Nor ATS LIE
P LIS and IHENrx FirTERs have attained in
cons quenre OF the ext 40 din rv cu,es effac-
ted Wy their Sc. renGers it unn ccssaTy for the
pr p'ietor to enter into ar;icular analysis OF
'h"ir medicinal virtues or Irope ties. Having
been more than twenty years before the public,
AMI ha' inc tn united testimnv OF more than
Three Millions of persons who have been restor-
ed TO the enj ymant of pc ct health by them,
it is hellev, d that their reputation as the best
vegetable medicine now before the public adj
mits of no disF ute. In almost every city and
village in the United States, there are many
who are ready to testify to their efficacy in re-
moving disease, and Civ M to the whole system
renewed vigor am! health.
In cases of Scro'ula, Ulcers Scurvy or Erup-
tons Of the skin, the o e~aii OF III" Life Med
icines is tr ly astonishing often removing in a
few days, every ves'ige Of these loathsome dis
eases, by their p ri ying effects on the Mood
Fever and Ague. rysl sia. Erolsy Pills S, an
in short most all diseases. soon Weld to their
curative rro cries No family should he
without them as by their timely use much suf-
fe ing AMI eypens. MAJ be saved.
epared b. VIM. B. MosFAr, NJ. D.. New
York and for sale by Hoffman, Benton & Co,
NJ Gregor, lows.
July, 1857. nag
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BEwARE-Don't neglect that cough.
A slight cough or cold is a straight road
to consumption. Use Wells Pectoral
Syrup at once. Every disease of the
lungs, thr a; or chest can be cured with
it when nothing else will. Try it. E.
M. Wells, proprietor, Chicago. Price
s per bottle, or IS per half doz.
Sold in McGregor by MERRILL &
BARRON and by one or more agents in
every city and town.
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cPrer5 U, Lrsm TFsrEN The test of TIE claims
Of Spi"itualisn socallea, which has been ing
on at Bos on for some time, hes en- ed in a ~e-
rot hv Pro rcss ,rs Aeassiz 7 i rec, Hcref I'd
and B a. Goul !, t, the effect that any come =
tion with the spiritual circles tends to corr pit
the neral an ! dora lc the intellect. and thfy
brand the Whole affair IS stu. endaous 6elu-
sion.
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LUajBa! LAlHl 1lMBIR!!
HOMER KENNEDY

Has landed ut &c r COR an asso tmcnt
OF l. NIB +, Ii ID and ath tht can not 70
c lie for Guam it o quality. en- the Mss.
.ssi i ivcr.
The Sill Water Lumbn. is adm tilted to be
the best hat float, and a raft OF this tavo ite
OF ALT isJ,s cell ell to me, comprising:
G0J.0bO feet of Lumber.
100000 |. til.
In the al owe receipt may tc TO- nd every
kind of Lumber rep ired by the tilders OF
Northern iowa, square Timber Of all sizes,
Iicke!s &c, &c.
SHINGLES,
always OH hand
am selling the a5ove stock at low rates for
CASH AM res ect uily invite those who conte p
plate b,i,ing. to call and examine the mattel
al.
Office, one door west Of the rost Odice.
NJ, O .esor, Jtne 25. 81 l-S7-6m
TIIGHLY Improved Corn d Cob Grinders
for spE by
nb It., HssAN1 d FECk.
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BALD HEADS. ATrENTIoN.-You car
raise most luxuriant crop of hair by
the simple use of Prof Woods Hair
Restorative, which is for sale by all
druggists.
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GARNAVILLO HOTEL
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FUR SALE UK KENT. = =
This we'll known Stand is situated on the
main Stage Road from D b7que to st. Pail,
via DEBORAH. IS miles f ON DEBORAH making it
the stonl ing place 70 tie Staees ard Trav"lo rs
err nj hit. The sail stand is considered ona
Of the lest Winter Stands in Northern Iowa.
The p EN- SEES c insist of a good Well and Cis-
tern. Smoke Ho &c. Bake Oven and other con-
veniences ssary t. cry IN Hotel 81
n IS. P'ssossi can c given It any tine
ANY informlt ipn respecting the pice or rent
can re had by enqu ring at the Hotel or of the
P oprietor at Fob IS ! ing d Cos Mil at Nc
Gresor. Coed terms viii b. piven.
B. L. FORBES,
MGregor, June 30th 1857. . n38
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Ey- A Yankee just invented a sus.
ponder that contracts on your approach
to water, so that the moment you come
to puddle it lifts you over and drops
you on the other side.
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4 SUR J rUGE Cor Fever AMI Asuc ca
n b. hid by applica iont to
r. w WOO h 20.
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New York, July 2.
Mayor Wood has discharged his Police force
and annol need his acq iescence t. the new law
Ma, or lowell, of Booklyn, has pursued the
sac course.
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Halifax, July 3.

talliax, July s.
The ste.mship Europe arrived from Boston
at 20 a. M. aud slileu again for Ii e., COL at
8 his A. VI.
The seathe. il clear AMI oalip.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-10
NC Oregon. Post OMce.

Eastern Hail closes daily al 81 O'clock r.
II
Western at 7 O'clock As
River mail south depart: on Mondsrs. Wed-
Stays AMI Fridays.
Eastern arrives at IA. n.
Western al r. ".
soath IN Tri-wtekly fa
he up-riScr mail is received by way Of, and
made u for, DuBu .uE the company not hav-
my contracted receive way mails on III i + pass.
age up.
A. p RICHARDSON p NJ
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-10

GLIDING seat Top Carriges e. Buggies
- alo l. mber Wagons from one OF the best
establish N nts in New York, 70" sale b.
n36 It, GRANT Il p OK
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-10

.NRoM he satsc. her in Monona township,
L about the sth inst. a.large Bay Mare about
nine y a old, with enc " hite Lind foot star
IN the face, and a very long heavy main.
A liberal reward vii be ! a.d for any intor.
nation that will lead TO the recovery of the said
re- i RAIL M'WILLIAMS.
aianal Tune Is e57 n36 2w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
Fine old Whliskies.

WE received from Philadelphia three baelsof
w H. & Il. Catherwoods old Mountain Rye Whisky,
Three barrels Of xxx
do Xxx
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03

STEAMBOATS, wiact as Agent 70 Boats as may
- favor with their business.
decIg ID. W. RUSSELL, Agent,