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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-10
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY.

81 hRS. +. l.. DICKINSON.
\his Institution IL now open and ready for the roc8p
Il ton OF pupils Tho course OF study comprises ai
the hsh and ornamental branches Of refined female cu
cation.
Having given general satisfaction wherever she haa
taught mrs d. 10 furnished with ample references tor nel
as teacher from the rt families IN ueo
sia, alabama, South Carolina, and Austin, Texas a.,
Information oan be had the Ashland Hotel persouay
or By letter.
TERMS OF TUITION:
frencn ana Enghsh per month"; each g" w
music on the Pano, Qncluding OF the ihstfu' IA
r,urt. on ''e "uthr, M
Neeule WORK. IN all Its various branches. "
thorough knowledge of wax work. in trut anu M m
uoN OTIS, ~
Drawing ana Painting, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
Alum work (no charge)
board payable monthly in advance, -......-'''io ~ ~
PEG ana oedding, per yeRr, " w
b-lhe French Class will be required 70 eou,I'o L
aaiy with the Teacher. Particular pains VII, 1e @ n
IN cuilVaflns the manners and refinement o a'I ne
iaaies entrusted to her charge. ncc N.- M--.
FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINAR,
Nof the year 1857, the trst Session OIL tns ~ @
Will commence the a5th January, ana Close on ~ ae
lWh OF June. The second Session Will commence 'ns
2oth Of July and close the 10th OF December.
, IERMS, payable ut the end OF the session: sn M
- Do"" ioi SESSION.
Tuition In the English Departments, including ,soo
- Ma'nematics r IA
,Itie"' e@i Nj no
He1e, W. .-.... -.---- .-..'--'''-' 4 90
ornamental Branches each extra nn m
Lalin and Greek Class laugh. By the suhscrloer. Wv
lin cases OF proracted sickness Il deuuei'o" "' ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-10

a TToHEEY AEp eouEsELLoK AT Law.
Oct 2-won
g. THOMAS PATE.
a rTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Corner
"A Of Sacramento and Montgomery Streets, San Fran.
cisco California Aug % eff
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Immediately for a small
II School an experienced Governess, thoroughly com.
ns,.,t 70 teach English, French and Music liberal
sslsry win be paid preos, Lodore Post ofaee Amelia
County. Va wa. Il HARRISON.
Jan 3a-ch
~0TTdS F1lN WRAPPING FAPEk-50 le,m,
CM - ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90,
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.AyINGs RANK

'HAaTERED by the Legislature Of Virginia, Decsm-
~ s.' !hh lsj3-Cspital, $50 O00-This Institution re.
eefa aspos. on which interest Is paid the of
per S per sanum If remaining deposit SIX months
sac e, cent for shorter periods
WM G. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
JOHN II. MONTAGUE, Treasurer,
Ef0acs No l33, corner Main and l2th st
Il,
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IMPORTANT TO DRUGGISTS.

INPURTANT To DRUGGISTS.
WAsTED BY physician Of FIVE years expert.
W ence in an extensive practice, situation as clerk
Drug Store hi. reason for desiring situation OF
70. Kind ;aa: ne des mskins it permanent business
Dtals and Physicians of the South that he can carry
age spoun: Of trade 70 any house The best test.
mSs.'A given, both character and qualifications
Aasi.a MEDlCUS,
st lr-cwf RALEIGH North Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-10

ss.a9ND GKOCND PLAsTEK "A superior
hana R!shuood Ground Plasssr. for slle BY
0. MnGRUhERt soNs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-10

Our cotemporary Of the Examiner, in anticipation
Of the announcement of the Cabinet. 3 few days ago
descan,ed famary aud truly upon tho merits of all
Of these gentlemen. with the exception of two, who
had not then been publicly mentioned in connec.
tiou With the administration. We annex the article
and command II 10 the consideration OF our readers
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11

STAGE CoAcn EXPEDITION ACROSS THE SER
RA NEvADA.-Last Saturday afternoon, 30th
ut., says the North Californian, one Of the
California Stage Company's coaches took its
departure from 0rovl.e to Honey Lake Valley,
the point at which the National Wagon Road
enters the State of California. One Tom Colo
way is to have the honor Of driving the first
coach across the Sierra Nevada. The passen-
gers are William Gamble, of Marysville, Alex
ander Brown, A. McDermot, and II. b. Hunt,
of Orovllc, and NJ. Pence, of Pence's Ranch.
They took with them full camp equipage,
provisions, blankets, guns, &c. They expect
to be gone about ten days. Before leaving
Orovile, they drove through the principle street,
their horses and coaches covered with placards,
announcing that the pioneer stage coach from
Orove to Honey Lake via Pence's Ranch,
Mill City, and Soda Springs, would start imme-
diately
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
s. STARBUCK,
FREIGHT. FREIGHT. FREIGHT
REDUCED PRICES. "a

nS- r ED u CItD p Il G Il S. -sa
f1,HE UNDERSIGNED BEGs RESPECTFULLY TO STATE
that from and after this date. and until further notice,
he will forward Merchandise and other Goods by first class
Mule Ok Teams to Mafposa and vicinity at the follow
ing reduced rates of freight, VII.
For heavy Goods Groceries, Provisions Liquors etc, by
For Case OF Dry Goods, and others Of bulky
nature small lots, etc. Mule Team. to * cts per 10
Ok Team. m....................lA y TO u cts per lb
Rates OF Freight to Horntas and other towns the Mari
posa line proportionaiely cheap
In addition offer the advantages Of correctness dispatch
and security agast losses damages Goods In transit
Storage in rireproof Brick Building for all Goods con
signed 10 my care, FRrH CHARGE
81 orders from the country faithfully and promptly at
tended to
81 5oa de references given in all cases when required
Stockton May 10, 1857. fm2o-tf) D, OUIlAHAN.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11

~ Miss Ann Tquiiy is said to be the
oldest female known to history.-Boston Star.
Pshaw she amt near as old as Aunty Dilu-
vian.-Syracuse journal.
Both old, to-be-sure; but didn't Ann Terror
precedc them p Boston Times.
But wasn't there one Ann 7. c. Dcntf
Dollar Weekly Mirror.
If Ann T. Mundane don't take 'em all
down." then say we are out Of our reckoning.
Golden Era.
The foregoing cxcrutiating wit requires an
Ann T. Dote-Sierra Citizen.
As our wit has all been Ann I. @. Pated,
we will Ann 7. Up and pass the buck Week
ly Ledger.
Ann T. Dated will see your buck, 60 in the
game with Ann Tiquity, Ann Ecdote, and
Ann Citation, and if we do not win, we will
consider ourselves Ann Inflated.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11

the liabilities herein created shall be paid and dis
charged and the Governor shall make proclamation
thereof; but If a majority of the votes cast are
against this Act, then the same shall become void.
SEC. l6. 1t shall be the duty of the Secretary of
State to have this Act published in newspaper in
each Judicial District ofthis State II one be published
therein for three months next preceding tie general
election to be holden upon the first Wednesday OF Sep
tember next for which publication no guater allow
ance shall be made than the rates allowed by law to
the State Printer.
Approved April 2sth, 1867. jell 3m
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

ss- At meeting of the Democratic State Central
Committee held in San Francisco the 2Oth Of May,
the following resolutions were adopted
Resoiped, That the next Democratic State Conveni
yenon be holden at the city Of Sacramento, on TUES
DAY, the 18th day Of July next and that the basis Of
representation be MS follows, viz One delegate from
every county at large, and delegate for every two
hundred Democratic votes cast. and delegate for
every fraction hundred Democratic votes cast
for any Democratic State officer at the last general
election-the Presidential Electors being considered,
for the purposes Of this resolution, State officers
Resoired That Messrs. Thomas Moore, and Reding-
ton are hereby appointed committee TO canvass the
official returns in the Office Of the Secretary Of State,
and from them to make up and publish the apporton-
ment OF dcegat's to which the various counties are
entitled according to the basis of representation
adopted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution
madr the following report by which the Democrats OF
the various counties will be governed in electng dele
gates to the State Convention.
ALFRED REDINGTON, Chairman.
T. X. WooDsIDE, Sec. DEM State Central Com.
10 Gen, Alfred Redingfoa, 8c--Dear Sir
The Committee appointed at the recent meeting or
the Democratic State Centrl Committee to apportion
the delegates which each county will be entitled to
elect under the resolutions Of the Central Committee,
to meet in Sacramento on the nth of July proximo,
have made the following apportionment, viz
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11

YOSEMITE VALLEY.-Now's the time to visit
the Yosemite Valley. The Bridal Veil, tho
Yosemite Vernal, and Nevada Falls are thun.
dering in their majesty, filling the air with
spray for two hundred yards around, and sha-
king the solid rocks with the terrible force Of
their waters. The group of Big Trees is only six
miles off the trail to the Valley, and are really
worth seeing. One of the trees is said to TO
l06 feet in circumference, while others are
scarcely inferior in size to some Of the tallest Of
the Calaveras group The wonders of nature
do not here require the aid of the Imagination
to magnify the sublipity of their aspects
Awe is the prevailing sentiment of the behold
er, and he leaves the Valley more humble
worshipper of Nature and Natures God.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11

A CENTENARIAN MINER.-An interior ex.
change, says the 7own 7atk, chronicles the
death of Mexican miner who has been at
work in the diggings almost constantly since
lS49, who at the time Of his decease, had reach
ed the age of ninety-ninc years. His name
was Francisco Mochado.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
CHANCE
FOR Il DW'EL LI.y'G!
OR
BUSINESS HOUSE AND LOT.
~ Only $40. -6a

as- ON SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 20TH,
1851. at McNamara 4 Ctippcn's Saloon, in the town
of Mariposa propose u put up to he rallied orplayed
for as the majority of the contributions may deem 1T.
my HOUSE, KITCHEN AND LOT situated and
fronting on Main street, in the town of Mariposa,
bounded on the south side by the lot and buildings Of
Frank Williams and Of Fremont, and on the north side
by the buildings and lot occupied by Madam Henry
and Mons. Alphonse.
The House 80 feet wide and 40 feet long, with four
convenient X IONS, and in good condition.
The Lot il 30 feet wide, and run back 200 feet to
the Mariposa Creek--all valued at 81 200
There are TO be l20 CHANCES at $40 tach-and
when the chances are all taken and the money paid,
obge myself to make conveyance Of the premises to
the winning party aid in the property ID not so
disposed of, to refund each person MS money.
AUGUST TIIlEFFREY.
Mariposa. May 20, 1857. m2Otd
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11

Coon YIELD.-Thc claim Of August Bohr q
Co.. situated in the rear of the Water Compa.
ny's office, near Orovillc, paid two men for five
days work. last week, twenty ounces per day.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
N O tice.

B5- Notice Is hereby given, that George
Gearh is longer authorized to act in any manner for
me- either through power of attorney from myself or for
any else through do hereby revoke and annu
powers of attorney and granted by or through
me to h-and especially certain power executed by mo
to him in February March, 1854, empowering him among
other things collect and receive all moneys and proceeds
of the estate Of James D. Savage deceased brother
MORGAN R. SAVAGE
Marposa May Cd, asS7 me-sts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
THE RIOT IN KANSAS.

New Iofh, REQ. ~.
A special despatch to the Tribune from
Lecomp;on, gives the following version OF
reesn, affairs in Kansas:
An ARRAY toox place here, In which Sher-
II Sherrod wac killed and three other me-
wounded. A meeting OF GesTys friends
vas held in the Capitol TO sustsin his course
and expres. their disappropation of the re-
cent Outrage 10 him. Sherod and his
friends came armed to break il up. When
tbs resolutions were read, Sherfod declared
that any man voting for them was liar and
coward. The excitement grew Intense.
Sherrod drew pistol and fired, woundng a
man named Shepard Miscellaneous shoe.
iag then commenced and was continued for
some time. Mr.. Sherrod was shot through
the head BY young man named Jones, who
came from Peunsylyan with the Govern.
or. Shepard has two bullets in HE thigh
and q wound in his head Two others are
lightly wounded. The Sherrod men see
ing they would be oyerPowered offered no
further violence. After Sherrod fell youpy
Jones was arrested by bogus sheriff ani
he meeting was broken up. Gov. Geary
called out the Troops to prevent his beisg
iynehed The Governor also organized a
company to defend himself, but disbanded
u at dark last night More violence IL sp.
pretended as great excitement still prevails.
The Legislature has passed territorial
election lazy, based on the censns which
provided for the Constitutional Convention
Only those who may be in the Territory in
April and shose MINES shall be registered
are to vote at the next October election.
The Governor has sent in no more We
toes.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
: 1e,aarkable

A dispatch to the New York Tribune
says that Gen, Cass in speech upon the
Dailaa Treaty, actually declared he no longs
or thought war inevitable with England -
This is an astounding assertion to come
from Gen. Cass. He has for quarter of
centary been monmsniac on the subject
Of war with England In every matter
OF difference between Great Britain aud
this country. Gen. Csss has solemnly as an
awl declared in the Senate that war with
England is inevitable. His present position
10 almost startling We fear the change OF
his views will in some manner bring about
that Inevitable war We suspee, he has not
really changed his time-hsaored opinion.
but is merely deludinp the country with the
idea that he docs rot'think war Inevitable,
with some Interior object, He has lately
been putting on Young America airs, hav-
ing even kicked ASIDE his carriage in which
he has been in the habit OF riding from his
Washington residence to the Capitol with
Impressive dignity, aud is now said to
skip between these points OIL foot with the
aiertness OF ayou,h in his teens. We are
inclined to think the dropping Of his newt,
able war Is a portion Of this same Young
America programme. But We are glad Il
understand the country is ne longer in dan
ger,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
st. Louis. Feb. z

a letter 10 the Democrat, Gated Lecomp
ton l7th, says that Gen. Richardson, Major
General Of the Kansas militia sDd member
Of the Territorial Council, died at Lecomp
ton on the lAuI. The United States Depu.
ty Marshal arrested Capt. Walker few
Jays since; he was examined by Judge Cato
aud held TO bail in the sum OF Sl3 900 .--
The bill giving county judges jurisdiction
over criminal chses has passed. By this
law people may be iried before these petty
courts wllh1nt Dry OF indictment.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
fHE GERMANS IN missouri FOR EMAsc

lHt GEEkISs IN missouri FOR EMAECt.
f@4ios.-The German papers OF Missouri
very generally come out in favor Of free la.
tor 10 that State, a. likely TO advance no
o'inesl'e prosperity. The Anzeiger declare.
tist the question cannot be 100 much q :.
eassed' and that the Emancipation party in
81. Louis Is already stronger than the Req
ton party ever was. The same paper de.
e!ares that Notwithstanding the movement
was so sudden, il has gained many unexpec,.
ed friends and supporters in the ranks at
the National Democracy. The Snzeiye,
adds: at 10 certain that ST. Louis, and
probably few other counties, are ripe TO-
this agitation, and that any movement on
the part of the borderers in Western Dis.
sour to interfere again in the affairs OF Kan;
sss will certainly be the signal for the sgi
tstios Of the question Of emancipation in
Missouri" The volksbistt also occupies
much the ssns ground.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
1lfw advertisements.

f An ,etsvs aavsssissd ssAses 70 On essfa charss
N es cant, fsrsns oaas for them will please come pre
paied With the necessary change. 4,
a. FsrsoAs ca linz tor these letters VIII please ss uey
arc adyertissd, aad give number Of list
Ordered 10 be advertised the DAILY Gazette asss
having The largest ercalssn Of any paps pau
Hsc & Asibr il farther ENACTED, Thai Lists eflettsa
renSaiNs uaeailed fot in any Pc.efss = nv ,om
ar yilare WHARF shall DC pfiutes ensi
ter ~ "a MINED once only the Newspaper whiea oeing
usual we,kM OF oene shall have the iasxest
Possmastef al such Office = [ tossonaee Law, pa"ea
March %. 1851.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03

L~soEEhs are busiiy engaged repairing
Cedar River bridge Oh the NJ. 81 NJ. Rail.
road aud with the aid Of The spans Of the
Iowa bridge it will not be a gres, time BE-.
iofe Tue work 's accomplished. Ia the
hea" n"e the trains are making their reg
ular ulp''snd connecting with the train. on
the other side Of the bridge,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
ID r NAV YEN OM!

DIET NAV YEN OM!
GAS Or no GAS
What . Man does IL the Thirs
I order to make Dom for large stock Of Goods
IN the spring We shall from TO-DAY Offer our
WINTER GOODS AT COST.
We are dele n med 10 reduce our stock as low as
possoie,th We may starr In the spring VITA 40
ENTIRE NEW STOCK
Don't delay, blu. come on with your
As the oes! carsains go nrss. We Will sell you
GOODS little less than they can be bought in
this city
Ms MEAN WHATKYEE WE sAYI
French AeriI0s and Coburg.
Plain and FixuI, Dsls nee,
Fine All Wool French DeLaines
The best goods 10 this market, At low rals,.
risis Ind f,su.ea Ss2.ius.,
Sack Flannsls,
Bed nd Crib Blanket
Plaid and Fig'd Cashmere,
sqaass and Long shswls,
Woo Hoods sad Comforts,
which viii be offered at 1ost aud less.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03

A PERPUMED BREaTH.--whst iajy or gentleman
could remain under the Of disarrssabe bfeaIh
siish ny using the BALM OF GH1psAsb FLnwEBs- az
dltrhse would BOT only rvndsr Is but Ieaye the
teeth white a. siabsstrrf Many person. de- moi know
iasir breath Is n and the subject 10 80 delicate their
tlebds wiz never mention IL Pour single drop Of
TAIN your tooth brush and wash the t4eth al aI,
ssd morning. rfty cent bottle will last year
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION NAV easIy he ar-
Iirsd by usisg the BAN or THoUsasp PLowtast,-
II Sil tan pimpss aud freckIes from the skin
i-4viDg 1t 81 soft and rOsoat- hoe. Wet towel, pour
On two or thIse drops and wash the faos night aud
SHAVING HALE EASY-Ret your shaving brush
10 either warm Or cold wsier, p1lr Oh tATso drs
Of BALM on THOUSAND fIOSEas,s rub the beard we'll
aud IL Will n1Aks bes0tifn' soft ahsr much faea.
tug tha operation OF shaving Prie. only hity cent.
FOR sale BY ali Dfuggsta p ware Of cuuf.tfsts -
ne genuine uni.ss sigped ~
w. T. fETRID6E d. co.
sp 2gd6rl Franklin Square Nas Yo,k
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
STORE AND LEAsE P0R SALE.

q ~ Second street, between Bray aud Perry. 4
frame building stories, 2ox34 feet, shelving
aui counter complete, An excellent stand Tor an
tasnsss, being located IN one of the most adyauia-
sous points ia Davenport. Price low and terms
sssy, EBqnife oil
feo2OdD HAIGHI, SEARS d BECKETT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
A Recipe that rarely ever fails 70 cure a Cold.

Now, while winter, with it, bafrhsa Of Cold. an
coughs, is with think reaAeIy that will relieve
such vsitations should b. highly priced and al who
tnow the worth Of this remedy, will do a. we dopriSs
loudly. Tskss double doss u DR. ssnfprds Inyfxo
faor, sad II will give greater relief than any other
icns We ever tried, for We hav. rarely to repeat the
ase 70 be entirely free FROM Cough and a, soon a. the
anrs have tms to throw on the collected matter the
cure complete As family medicine sgr the cure Of
"Sel Diseases Worms, DsrsngsInent IT the Stomach
and Liver, We can rr,otnmentit knowingly. For sale
~ Druggists generally, And ehas. T. Webb, Dav.
snpon; Also by San ord Il Co., ". VI CITY.
is1es.dSH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03

+ Nv eopartnership heretofore existing uDds, ,be
name OF Vefdsr \ Champion IL this dsy dis..iv
by mutual consele. The business OF tas i.,s
irtn viii be settled BY Chas: W. vsrdrr
Z. W. VkRDkR,
.. CHAs. W. CHAMPION
davenport Feb. 9Th, 1857.
Tbs business will DO conducted ~ usus by Chs.
fsb1s div
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
Town Of North Florence, n

T. EOR1k ALLING 4 Co., junction of Front and
" second ere agents for the sale Of building iot, in
he above town, which they otsr for sale At low
hsurs. North Floroncss stui tod the Missouri Ey.
er 10 miles above Omaha City aud has all the fssiits.
for city Having plenty Of stone aud tmb =, and
.tsanSse' lending. IbSss vistag to sbtsia lots would
az Wsh " seh ssou FstlQd1us
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03

sure way TO make fortune soon il to bnv
the Right Of ono Of
ozark 3 Cete brated Flour Miits.
NEWLY PATENTED
'hE cheapest most simple, durable and com pset,
TtyuinDg less power, leSs attention and ma ( ian
larger yield and better quality Of hour, than any
Othes Mill In Or for sale. Mn San bs .ssn A.
corner OF Perry and rd sirsels, paysnnor
Iowa. We guarantee the NJ Mills 10 perform ~ n
Tsprsseat tnd 10 grnd over ten bushels wheat na,
sour. Call and see for yourselves. For Rjght. snt
hlls ior the States Of Iowa aud Illinois appIy To-
JACOB WEAVER, JE
r. - Circulars and certificates sent upon ami.
aAtion. feb1s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03

REassED.-By Congressional proceed
ings It will be perceived Messrs. Gilbert and
Nstteson, accused Of receiving brides as
snbers Of Congress, hsye resigned.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03

VNiU Pens! steel Pens,
COPPER PENS!
The Pen Is hishtisr than the sYord i'
4 usT received At the Armory 81 psasabI. w,aa
era,
No. SO Brady st., near the Post Office
large REsnrtmept Of
GOLD PENS,
"a warranted arti leg com pri.tny ladies, Csmiaet
cal EnKfossing, Bank ana Vfoa Pens, % paTale and
with holders af silver, Gold and Ebony SON. rat
tefns " estsnsion holders entirely new; also he
Gew artistic Of w."
COPPER AND ERoDJUM PENS.
ZINC AND PLATiNa do
SELf-@b PPbYtaG AND METALLIC ia
iur which we have tins sole Agency for Dayen,ort
Also the Hsaai variety Of stasl Pens iucIudinv a H.
loil's 80, 40, 81 aud 800, AiDstst de- auiil
Pens, lOr marking Rcd aud indeib o Inks dc,
For sale retail or~holsssieat
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
smohu ELI adams,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
lOLEASE FOR Is YEARS.

R1R 10 lfaRs-THeise acres uu Locust bet tween
Ripley And Stott streets, on low ground rent, with
ii sbt 10 pnIcLs ss-
Also, ~ acres for the same time, with green house
and other baiiius these bsauliiul spots tor gar
ds4s- Apply p GEORGE l.. NICHOLS
Daysnporps block,
fsD2Sid COT aeT II Second and Main streets