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WORM KILLER.-Childr,

VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-Children
cry for it, This valuable and popular prepare
ton is recommended with the greatest confidence
Past experience and test Of years having proved TO
be one of the best safest and most reliable Worm De
stroyers in use.
Being prepared especially for children, it is sweet
and may be given TO the Youngest infant with perfect
safety, it contains oil worm seed, turpentine or
other nailseous drug
Prepared only by E. j. PIC0T, and for sale by
Drug gists generally. an ii
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TWO SNAIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON

THE WEST LINE OF 2lsT, BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS AND THE
OTHER ON THE EAST LINE OF VENABLE ST
NEAR TO 18TH STREET, AT AUCTION.-Will be
sld, at auction. on THURSDAY. the 18th day of
September, 1851, commencing at Al O'clock on
the premises, two Framed Tenements located AS
above. the first of which is occupied by MIR. Banks
Wade and is well arranged for small Grocery and
Dwelling, and both command fair rents.
TERNs-0ne-fourth cash. balance at 3, 6 and 9
months, for negotiable notes. interest added scared
by trust deed or title retained
10 GnDDIN AZ AppERSON Ancfa
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and have found them to give general satisfaction
both "a to quality and operation. The firm OF e.
YALE 4 Co. are now prepared 10 furnish the trade
with any description Of these desirable stoves
CHAS d. YALE,
sroa-sn, 40 Main street.
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ATTENTION FARMERS!-GUANO

AT TENTION FARMERSi-GUANO
\ DIRECT FROM PATAGoNIA-Referrin to
our advertisement in the August number of the
Southern Planter, we have now the pleasure of In
forming the farmers that after making some cheni-
cal tests hore Of the Guano therein referred to, and
having unQuestionable proofs of it's being genuine
Patagonia Guano, We secured the cargo of the Mary
Francis. She came on directly to port without
breaking bulk, and We are now having the Guano
bagged at wharf 1t is the only cargo of Patago-
certain and OF it there emily $50 TONS nearly half
Of which is already sold, mostly to those who have
used Patagonia Guano several years aSe-all OF
whom, 30 far as we can learn were pleased with the
results both on the crop OF grain and the succeeding
grass and clover
Our own opinion is based the experience of those
who have used Patagonia Guano heretofore, among
whom We name N. W. Harris, ESQ, of Louisa; Rich
ard Sampson, of Goochland; W. Y. Crenshaw, Rich
mond; W. &. Scott, Orange; DR.. W. L. Wight, Gooch-
land.
From the chemical tests of this cargo we are very
fayorabIy impressed with its value, and have great
hopes that alone ii will have fine effect; but AZ It
has only limited quantity of ammonia, which OF all
OF straw it is not expected that it will at once show
such effect as Peruvian Gnano, yet we think the
Soluble Phosphate of Lime will increase the quantity
of grain very materially. Our W. q. Crenshaw
therefore intends to combine it with Peruvian Guano
in equal quantities. and would advise its general
use in this WAY: at the time we want all to use
u portion of it alone and We hope accurate expert
ments will be made and reported to u.s. that we may
be prepared with supplies for the next crop. pro-
yided, We have now every reason 10 hope the
result will be satisfactory.
We think therefore, that each farmer VIII consult
his interest by making a portion OF his purchases
this fall ofthe Patagonian Guano: Price $40 per ton
of 2OO0 pounds delivered at the depots and boats.
CRENSHAW 4 CO,
Commission Merchants and Grocers,
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LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.

LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-I have
- for sale two handsome BUILDING LOTS. sit,
uated on 25th street Union IIll in the neg borhood
of Ashbury Chapel, which will sell on reasonable
terms. Apply to the subscriber, at the Carpenter
shop OF Capt. Goo. W. Barker, on 18th street.
se9-3tf JAMES A. HARDIB.
GALE OF UNINCUMBERED REAL
~ ESTATE IN TIM CITY OF RICHMOND
Having purchased factory in the city Of Baltimore,
private sale Of the following Real Rstste, viz
lat My dwelling house on Mayo street, with or
without adjoining flower garden. The house ID 20
connected with it all necessary out Offices servants
apartments, stable, carriage house, DC. The whole
lot runs back from Mayo street I2S feet The flower
garden adjoining is of the dimensions end ad-
mirably adapted for a building lot.
The dwelling was built for Col John Rutherford,
ana occupied Dy him for several years. 1t is
posed of the very best materials is and commo-
dous and improved in the most modern style by the
Introduction OF gas, water fixtures cooking ranges,
81. lot on Wall street, in rear Of the above, 60
feet front. running back 40 feet more or less-his
includes fruit and vegetable garden.
81. smith aud carriage shop Franklin street
p feet front. running 81 feet back. This is situated
cupied by Mr.. j. Hagan.
9Th. A lot Fairfield street. near I7th by the Old
Dislery 66 feet 'front.' running back 1872 feet more or
less, which there il good two story brick build
lnS lately htted up as Soap Factory 1t is capable
Of manufacturing 1900 pounds of Soap per month
and offers good opportunity Tor of small cap
ital with II knowledge of the business
5th. Two new Brick Buildings on Franklin street
three and half stories high with stores and granite
fronts As feet 'front.' the lot running back feot
less.
will also sell my Factory brick building partly
new, A feet by ~, three stories high with boilers
machinery, and all the utensils necessary for the
trade. This factory is capable of manufacturing
1900 pounds Soap per week, and an equal weight OF
Mould Candies in the winter season. 1t estab-
lshed in 1872 since which time have carried Oh the
business with some success.
Unless disposed of by the 18th instant. will con-
time it in operation with the aid of partner who
must be business man, with from s. to $2GU CAPT
tai. EDW McADAN
sc Cts
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=
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DO.
- : - : --l----.-s-s 49, s---i--.
FALL TRADE.

20 FALL TRADE.
BENNETT, BEERS d FISHER.
DRUGGISTS
rs MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
DEALERS IN
French and American WINDOW GLASS
Painters Articles
Lamp, Linseed Tanners and Lnbricatiug OILS
DRUGS and CHEMICALS OA'
PerfuIRery and Fancy Articles
TOBACCO and CIGARS
Surgical and Dental INSTRUMENTS
Physicians 0utfts
and all Of the leading PATENT MEDICINES of the
day, offer for sale an ertire fresh stusk Of goods At
their new store. Merchants PHI, seu.is and Farmer
are solicited to give US a calf
11I Orders executed with care and dispatch
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1897 r a L. LIZ 1857
RICHARDSON & co.
are prepared to exhibit this season, at their
CARPET NARR-ROOMH, No. a5 MAIN ST
the largest and most varied as to quality
and price Of goods in their line that they have ever
had and W hich they feel satisfied will rarely be
in any one house. Importing direct from the manu-
cturers large portion OF their goods and carefully
selecting from the best factories in this country buy
likely get the full value of their money
from them anywhere else in the United States
U.s. In CARPETINGS, they offer
English Velvets. Extra Ingram,
Do Tapestry. Super do.
Super. Brussels, Common do.
American Felyets Venetian
Extra Three-ply, Dutch, dc. &c.
A complete assortment Of RUGS, DOOR MATS
COCOA MATING, &c, always on hand
Their stock of CURTAIN MATERIALS is an ex-
ceedingy handsome one, and embraces all descrip-
tons of goods used in making Curtains-from the
plainest TO the richest styles with suitably TRIM
MlNGS, &c.
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ALEXANDER DUVAL, Proprietor.
The undersigned having taken this Hotel respect
fully announces the fact to his friends and the pub
c and soicits their patronage He has removed his
family To the Hotel and WILL from this day give his
personal and undivided attention to the business and
hopes to give satisfaction to ali who may patronise
the house. Histables supplied with ali the deli
cacies of the season. and will always be furnished
with the best of everything that the market can
supply.
GOOD and capable servants have been selected, and
the guests may at all times expect prompt and par
ticular attention.
an
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De- PERSONS desiring duplicates of the
group Of gentlemen, delegates 20 the Presbyterian
Conventor,) taken by us, Can obtain such at our
Gallery, where may be seen beautiful Photograph
Of the new Custom House taken q few days ago
reasonable terms and in the most artistic manner at
SAHXAY 4 CHALMERS
sc 7-lw las Main street
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nA-P. II. AyLErT, Attorney at Law
fraeoes In all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
aond aad attends regularly the County and Circuit
! iiliap counties.
s1~0ftee over the store VI 2. Johnston Brother,
Ne. lis Main street. iyt -Mn
TX TIERCES Sugar Cured Hams, re-
~ eeiying to-day.
wa. WALLACE NONE.
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BOARDING, &c.
vt. CHARLES HOTEL.

The ST. CHARLES HOTEL will be re-opened on
the 10th inst. The house Is being thoroughly reno
yated and put In good order. The TABLE will be
furnished with the best the market Affords and tho
BAR with choice LIQUORS.
Omnibuses and Portsrs will be In attendance at all
he depots and boat landings 60 convey pa iengers
and baggage 10 and from the Hotel
respectfully solicit the patronage Of my old
friends and the public generally.
FARE two dollars per day.
Sc tit +. NJ FARR0W
MRS. WHARTON, of the Revere
IA Juse. has several pleasant rooms yacan snt-
able Tor families. se4-iws
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
- RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04
Kansas Matters.

st. LOUIS, Dec. ..
The Santa Fc mail has arrived, news
unimportant.
Lieut.. Wright, Of New York, died
suddenly at Albuquerque, on the Goth
Oct.
The Democrat Of this city publishes
the Kansas Constitution. 1t contains
nothing on the subject of slavery not
heretofore published.
At Il meeting at Lawrence, Kansas,
on the 10th ult., for the purpose Of
considering the action of the late Con
stisutional Convention, resolutions were
adopted declaring the Lccompton CON
stitution to be gross violation Of the
expressed wishes Of the people of Kan
sas-a fraud bcgottcn Of fraud, and
solcmnly Pledging themselves to resist
to the last all attempts to thrust it up
on them rcpudiating the election
proposed to be held on the 2lst lie
ccmber, suggesting that If the Terrific
rial Executive does rot Immediately
call special session of the territorial
legislature at the earliest moment, a
resolution to recommend the appoint
mcnt Of local viyIlcnce committees,
and sustain the action OF these commit
tees, was also adopted. Q. Il. Whit
man presided. Speeches were made
by Lane, Robinson and others. Sew
eral pro-slavcry papers take strong
grounds against the Constitution.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04

A safety apparatus for steam boilers has
been invented, which appears well adapted
to the end had in view by the inyentor-so
far a. any merely mechanical contrivance
can be depended on. The action of this an.
paratus Is somewhat novel, and may be
thus explained: AS the water-le level in the
boiler lowers, the index-iinger shows the
alteration; but if, from any negligence on
the part OF the attendant-or, as is often the
case, the boiler is left working without at
tendance for some time--the water falls so
low as to endanger the safety of the boiler,
the apparatus then comes into operation. by
closing the outlet of the steam to the engine.
thereby giving alarm, and also simultane-
ousiy closing the damper, thereby stopping
all draught to The chimney, and, as a con
sequence, the fire will die out. Thus. in
case the boiler man should not be at hand
there is no danger Of explosion. Notice is
given of danger from the boiler before any
part fit is exposed to the action of the fire,
there being sufficient height of water left
to restartahe engine, and remedy the evil.
by setting the pump in working order.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04
Trustees Sale.

AI HEREAS, on the 33th day nf November, A. ID.
w 1850, r. omas Tibet ard Llzab tn Tibbett his
VILE executed unio Austin CoTbln as tIu tr,ac r
tan do vi trust 6"yeyn u SAID trustee the lands
III tintJn county, lows II tcr. as foli,w,.to wit
The south lis fof the lthc quarttr and the ,rth
hsi! OF the south ia t qnaft.r OF Secti II nubiber
twen'y-iiini t!3l in township nunIbor ,ishiy one
[ J j. north D Range nhmDer one Ill, eat # The
fifth pr ncipal msnlton, which SAID cenvcysnc" was
Wade by he said Thema, Til he and Eliz ,oeth lib
certain pioAssoiy hoies and the interest thereon,
"i illam Dnn'on. dated the a0.h day OF Eovenb I,
A u ls5oi thre" ach Tor The OF tw lty i've
dollars, psyzbie ia six, TIVE aud eighteen rs
ani one ioT tue sum OF two hundred ami twenty Gvs
d4llsrs. payable In tSn yeat- from ,:atr.
And now, SAID lasi mentioned not. hav ng become
due nnd payable AMI The saii Thomas Tibbett HAVING
'aiieti TO pay the sair. l. AusiiI Cofbn trustee
AfJrtsaid ht the Tcque5t OF SAID DuutoD. 10 here
Is gave this public notice. thlt by virtue the pow
er which Is In ms vested by SAID Il cd Of trust, ]
viii, On Non ay, the = s. h day II Decemb T, A. -,
1851 at the h lur O'Clock IN the ate. noon OF
said day 1t The huu7e DIOR ia tne clty Of Da,
export, expcsr and oaer for salt, at pubic suct
10 the highntt bidder, for cash tho parcels OF and
stove destrib, Il, much tiu reef shall be sum
cest TO sdt5'y ard ay te amount u sad mole with
the initfe theron tn the day ~ :Aie tog thcr with
exien e. attending said sal, est OF this notice and
trustees fees. Uppn the con pieton OF such sals
deed VIII be given III sccoriauco with tile stipula-
tons OF said decd Uf trust
Dated the 81 day of Deceobar A. ID. 1o57.
Del d., AUSTIN CoRBIN, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04

n FORTUNE FOR 1900 DoLLARs.-
In our advertising columns will lie found
an advertisement of n grand Real Estate
distribution in Columbus Ohio This ell
terrrise is gotten UP with the view Of more
rapidly disfosng of splendid property
which Is put in at It's actual cash value. The
references which Mr.. RANGER. the MANAGER
presents, are sucn as do not allow IL doubt
OF the fairness OF this scheme, being names
known IN every part of the Unicn. Mr.. Il.
has appointed our well known citizen Mic
oles huhnen Esq, as his agent for this city,
and TO whom persons should apply for tick
cts.
We clip the following from the Cincin.
natti Gazette:
GRAND Cur DIsrRlBurIoN-In another
column will be found the advertisement of a
Git Distribution, on manlnoth scale. to
take place IN Columbus OH tie lst OF March
next
We are no admirers or advocates of the
Gift system, but can say in Justice to the
high standing and excellent reputation OF
Mr.. RANGER, TIE protector Of this, that ticket
purchasers may rely upon the distribution
being fairly and honorahly made, and the
holders OF the lucky tickets Will religiousy
receive what the partiality of fortune has
entitled them TO-
The property is elegibly situated in and
around Columbus, and we are assured that
the price OF each is put down ut it's cash
value
The prizes, it viii le seen, are of the most
tempting CHARACTER On. Gazette, Sept 9th,
1887.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04

FIRH. The shop occupiedby Messrs
j. Il. Van Bergen d. Bro, toI preparing CO
ment Roofing, situated on first alley in rear
OF Parker IL spealings Livery stable, caught
fire yesterday morning at about nine oclociu
and was entirely destroyed, together with
contents, Loss si00 not insured. The fire
caught rom the satlrating machine, and
spread with such rapIeiIty that no consider
able portion of the contents cJu.d be re
moved from the building Bv prompt ex-
crtlon Oh the part oi many persons the
flames were kept from communicating with
any other building The engine Pilot was
upon The ground as soon as posslbi,, aul
played two streams ureA TIE fire which
soon put IN end to further trouble The
other engine was being repask ke9, and con
sequen'iy was not available. The Rock
Island company came over, hut was not in
time TO be OF service Yet we take the Will
Tor the deed. We trust this accident VII
not deter Messra, Van Bergen from carry
ing on their business as usual.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04
w ashington Matters.

v ashlngton, Dec. ..
Gov. Walker lett for New York
this morning. lie is as firm as ever
on the Kansas question.
The opinion prevails in the squad
ron at Aspinwafl, that Walker would
attempt to land at the mouth Of the
Moir or Salt creek, sixty miles from
San Jose.
A letter has been received by the
President from Secctary Stanton re-
calling his resignation as Secetary Of
Kansas and designating as a reason
for this conrse,his intention of stand
ing or falling by Goveonor Walker.
whose course he approved.
lie will proably be removed before
his return, in which event the govern
mcnt will fall into Secetary Stanton's S
hands unless the President refuses his
resignation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04

and interesting.
The money pressure continued with
out sigu Of dimution, although a
somewhat better feeling had sprung
up.
George Peabody K Co, one of the
NEST eminent American house in Lon
don became temporarily embarrassed,
but received such prompt aid from the
bank, which is understood to be ~
the amount of nearly $1,000, 900, that
all difficulties were removed Their
ability to 20 on, with the assistance
extended them, was unqucstioncd.
Several heavy failures had occurred in
England since the departure Of the
Fulton.
On Wednesday the applications at
the bank Of England for discount in
creased. The list of failures was seri-
onsly extended.
Loans on Government securities
were in demand at two per cent.
Private letters from Paris describes
a bettor feeling.
The soppage of the Wolverhamp,on
Bank had caused many failures in the
iron districts.
Scott X Co., have suspended liaLlli-
ties from el00,00o to f20oO,OOO-
The rate of discount at Hamburg
has again risen to 81 per cent.
At Vienna there has been a partial
recovery in funds.
The attempt to launch the Great
Eastern was made on the 10Th, and it
was found impossible to move her.
Some riotous proceedings had taken
place among the unemployed opera
tives at Nottingham. The windows
ofsome provision shops were broken.
Meetings were interdicted, and special
constables sworn in to keep the pcace.
All was tranquil on Friday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04
A(sl,cTS WANTED.

Persons desiring to act a. Agents In tie tale ot
Tickets, who viii rvrvAri T. comtnen4ation signed
by some responsible person, will De- promptly an
swef-G.
Astpthc rr-pofi yah0tc III ntione the valu there
of ormy s.anaing, Ir,fer he public to the Blankets
Me chants = a bH ines M ger rally 1r CJun
All orders for Tickets, AMI 9th. 10 terr must
lie adircssed 10 Il X NIGER,
Cuinmbus Ohip
Apply for Tickets AMI fur h'r Information to
NICHOLAS kUINKE,
Corner Main and 9 gond s.rests. De 1 iSfi.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04
Tattst Neps.
E. PECK.
Clerk.
Arrival of the America

Arrival of the America
Halifax, Dec. 2.
The steamship America from Liver
pool 21st, has arrived.
Bread stuffs very dull, and slightly
lower. Provisions dull. Money un-
changed. Consuls advanced to STA
90.
The America brings about f25,O00
in specie.
The news BY this arrival, financially
and Commercially, 10 highly important
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04

srHANcE.-By reference 10 or
advertising Columns il viii be perceived
that Mr. i. FAY has opened an Insurance Of.
flee, corner front aud Brady streets FOR the
transaction Of general Insurance business
The conQ"hiee which Sir. Fay represent
are among the best and most reliable il the
Union, AID all losses sustained by them
will " promptly paid 80 person should
be without insurance to Il great Or les
amount, cIe.aly daring tie winter
months.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04

SECOND PREsByTERIAN CHURCH.-
Dedicati Il CT the New HallA
The second Presbyterian Church has
rented the metropolitan Hall" in which
they viii hold their seryives for the first
time next sabbath at II o'clock A. ". and
O'Clock 7. VI. The Sermon, and music will
be appropriate to the occasion Seats free.
The Public are respectfully invited to
attend
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NuisUE 40 ADN NERIisEKs.


Large cuts charged double the same d.ineEaions 9
type.
Displayed Advertisements one half more than
usual rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts viii be understSod ~
apply strictly to the immediate business al the sdver-
tis.r and oil other ADVERTISEMENT. sent Ia " Tic a-
S.rtisrT Will be charged extra.
Advertisements Lot aecuIni aHied w!th !ustructlon
viii be inserted GDui iortd e4. calsed accordingly
sotioss tor religious all. benevolent purposes ~
,.r,ed one tame iTee Q: cost, thereafter charged as
0 shea Advertisements
Aa.ettiseurLts irosi abroad must be pad ior an
..stabiy IN eeudncg, unless frDli eliro'ed Agcnts
Contra q Tor y-ary lvrttislng trTaIhatie a. eLs
os.,u OF ,eItisrrs, tns, psy4s .b sdsaLe elLsnt
4 ,,er cent. III sontlaetp VI
- per cent alyance AbJss rairs, aid kvpt o H.
.lv a5 p.r GEM adv ante regular rates.
Al traAssat al advertisements must hs yaid FOR IN
sdvan.c.
.,rp n. WEST, Iowa State Drnoclal.
-AsDI.lo - rfSD. D5Iis bh1cttr.
"A i..aLnEk a. 90, ii,F A. 4..oAgat.
uAKillsDluS n " ll.Alr, La1y Lvsnihg News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-04
T. "A u L II "A Il G. 1T "
y EST.4TE
DI STRIBU TION
AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.
1 10000 ID d l. LA IL =
WORTH OF PROPERTY.
WHOLE NUMBER OF TICKETS, GO. 900.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS EACH

4 CAPITAL PRIZE, A SPLENDID HOUSE
Lot and Furniture, south.sAst corner VI
tsk and Fourth streets Columbus, . ...... si4 loo
House aud Lot, south lid, frena. between
9th ani 1ih streets, G iunlous, Uh!o..... b4tU
Suburban acre building Lois, on BToad-
way, S3,2U1 EACH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G,jUn
enbur ban 4 acre 81 potes baildIng Lot ON
........................ 5000
ErtNk House LAlf lot South corner
OF hici anu 6th Streets. CLEO
50 acres of land ia Mad SON county, Ohio,
near kail. oai Depot. Observation-Disclosures. go
lots q. the Columbus (OAio) Depot fused by
nve rAarcsdsl .......................... $50
lot Il Bartlett. Huibnrd X smiths addition
u iiinbus. O.......... 44)
A n. at cottage and lot on Friend street, Co.
lunous Chio.. 40
TIL: X ddie S!sughtrr House nni Catlit Yard
attached, one mile vest oi Coiumbns...... I20
Bri. ttare and acre tot, Il ne Ai ss.bur. an
res!Jtace. so
- slt urban bat di ig lots, opea each, 81 .
caCH. III bbD
103 IL Toto In John W. Baker's 2d Broadway
addi.ion.. % s6D
10 IT'S Ia John " Baker, J. adIition u.i
Bfoai@sy Observation-Disclosures. 10
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II REFEkl.NCES.

Messrs. Hoffman X Gelpeke, Bankers, Chicago, III.
M-ssrs. Neltsriein & Trumbewer, Philadelphia and
Cincinnati.
C. ada. Esq. Consu, Cincnna'i
Aessrs A. Fatman Co., New York and Cincin-
natl
Me.srs. II. Peters X 30, Philadelphia.
Mrss.s. Hifshhorn Brother h Co New York.
John Anderson & Co TobaccolIsts, New Yo,k.
state BANK Of ono, Branches a. Columbus, Ohio.