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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-18
BLAkEMORE a LAWEs,
= So ers,
Dealers h rsrelgn and lDsmestie

UnsagveWs 0anh Notes, tsSls 4 silver essl..
AND LAND WARRANT
APEclAL ATTENTION GIVEN 70 TIN
- e"is~ilnn ~ Mnrranttl. paIsT sBi r.,nstt.nats
made on the day ~ las a.sut .fr.e ~ ratIns-It H.
sighi dIsns an ka.l.fa elite.
Land Warrants taasbt spld and lno.isI III
ses. attention siSen ioths purchase ai sale ~ ioss
ana country property aad thn ADDICTION of iand. 1T
entry
wight Ch.cks an New York iiu-ion rhiiaaeI
phia Baltimore, Washington ttiS iiu-buts Tin
snnsii NJ ias and Chicago, always Tor ra, IL suae
10 sui pmrchsAsrs Also. Riesihp, French and sa.f
man kHeLAngs
o90osd ard siiver Coins bought and s,4lI
- Time bills on Ghrax. ~ is,uis snd A.M Natk
discounted and business paper u short dates hstt
III The Iu~sst rates
- None, upon Neal E..ats s.curiii.. procured
~ . small commission
Interest allowed an deposits f.isal
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IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
1Blslc h SMITHS Techs.

IRON, rlTTSBuRd BOILED AND CHAR
l COAL. sw.d. aud New York refined II eli stree.
Nail ku-, superior article OF r~ei. aud tfttsbarg.
East steel, NAY ior Go, Round, Square, Flat snd
brtas"n, Enslish Hli.ter, Oerman aud hprtn9 Ht~-i
Flaw steel al -ia.. Nal~ aud Sp,k.s u al slss-
li0t ftera.d Nut. aud W aSh~rs ali sisss Believe
prll- Vices Hammers and rong-, ktvcks and Dies.
Mantle, Mouse Hale. Cast and Steel Faced. Mofs
shoe@ and Nas assorted aires, Springs, Wagon, Car
t,ag- aud -ss, spfinss Axl.s, Wagon, bray
uaggN ANlcr shoxsl., hpsae@ aud train eeoops,
son- brands ihmtie sksin- aud Wagon Bases
sorted -if"-, tToe bars, ftek., uoe. ortndstaA
ta., h"r-v Head Hhshing Posts, Iron Kettle. sn
tuTuas.s
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CARD.
ALL WHO HAVE GIVEN ME THE AaEN
a CARD.

A IL WHO HAVE OWEN NE the A0EN-
IA CY Of selling their Neal Rstsie win nnd n Ia
the hands Of 4. Augustus HayiiAnd, ksq who sccn
plss part OF any once and who axnuas oil
recommended for integrity and high business rapaci
~. and doubt not will render general satisfaction
IA oil Who may favor him with their patronage in b.
Land Agency business
I would remark In conclusion that have vHlaab,
lands Of NJ osx In Davenport and vicinity for sa,
and that may be found la my once during business
hours T. & kADs
Davenport, May - lie Clai-e Row
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-18

WOOD, MIcHENER L CO..

q
.. ". Ger. FesrsA aaa RssA lslanA sss..
DAVENPORT IOWA
FaAsGLIs woop, Notary Public
Asos j Micasxsn, Surveyor
MILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION To
w the sale and negotiation Of
LANDS LOTS, BUILDINGS. LEASES, RENTS,
&C In the city Of Davenport and suburbs In Int
rior Cities Ts~ns and Villages IN Iowa end adtoln-
ing etsies Special attention VIII be gwen 10
COLLECTING RENTS, PAYING TAXES.
and taking charge Of property for ncnrssidssss
MONEY LOANS,
q large o. email amean,. can aiwsys ss elected on
our Agency We have
REaIsrEREDANpF oR sALE,
ss,ss lie. q valuable Res. E.,:,. to Which =: are
invite the attention Of purehasesS
LAND wARRANTs LOCATED
DECIDE, Mortgages, Bonds and III other legal inssru.
nsnss drawn - our ctAss on he shortsss sosiss
We would invite the asssntion Of shess wishing TO
make profitable Investments TO the following lis Of
City and County Property
CITY PROPERTY.
q Good nssss a.s L.. on ss:sy sss::s :... side
cheap and on essy tersnsL
a. Mouse and Lot on Tenth street., near Faruum,
;.s h.. IN, y. :: tn. Los .''A ~ lspsovs.sa''
~ Ro.e hin. containing two .sr.s. lyias on Thru
oushes and other aowers
~ dns Lot containing too aerss frostins
Locust, lie Claire and Iowa sssesss
% Dwelling Hease and Lot, stuate on Ninth d
between Farnam and lie Clsirs strsess In complete
order Good eis,ern and cellar 10, soxss fest
LEASES FOR SALE
Fine new two sscry House, containing nine
sooms Lot 2sxso feet Issase 20 rsn ian ysArs
"A A eass on Iowa street, bssveen Third a1a
Fourth s,ress. 0eod dwelling Has afseen ysais
90 run
Building 0.rsen and Farm Loss. In and near "a
uy
FOR VALUABLE PARM PROPERTY,
~ refer eur friends and the public the extensive
st containsd IN eireulars just issued and 10 be
woon. NICMENER 3 CO,
js2S Corner Of Fourth and Rock Islaad ste
C>OR sALE.-LOT NO. BeVENTkEN IN
i Eldridss's Addition 10 East Davenport, costa.h
ing four acres, very desirable for buIldinn iots
Terms cay. WOOD, MIC0xEER = co,
su3if Fourth ss1 Rock leland sts
ESOR HALE.-A bkAUT1PuL FARM OF
Il Twenty Aerss. Two snd half .miies northeast
Of she CITY. large Hone, Tsaaat houss. Orchard,
sArn, Wen, cisisrn, and III In compasss ordsr Wal
wooD, MIcnEvER . co,
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Qfusrs AIhaiehei'. Patent Ian snl Force Pump
THIS rnmp viii not freeze and i.s- liable 10 get ou
~ order than All, ether 10 ard In. had preml
uins awarded NJ every fair al which u hes h~~n a
ltht.d lau.s 81
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lust RECEIVED, A FRESH SUPPLY of

Inrpentinc, Camphene, burning Fluid, Alcohol,
Machinery Nl, ftsh OH, sperm oil,
liassed On anu Tanners obi,
Japan Ccpal, Demsr and Cesch holy varnishss
Also, = large bot VI Window 0lass Of eli sasse
frsan 7xS Ia S0xsS
Also, w w snd elias. Mortars OrAduaiss, Ma
usn diasscs, fuaaels, salt Moa,hs aud Tinctuss Hi
tl~. from cusre :. xaoas, rrsscrtpssoa vias,
Cologne and Hair 1tl hnttlr. Ilrne~,rathtr Vlaa
Drmlions from - tis. gallon.
White Lead and zinc, Faint. of all ktnds Or, ami
In oil ALLISON n Mr00IIlE I
july2istf eereua street, ~e.t Of Main
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"E ARE CONSTANTLY LOCATING
w Land Warrants la the Hprinxneid and Jack
sou land dissssts end have skillfui surve yors On
gased IN choice lAnds Ia anticipation u the
speedy renps LIZ IL the Once II tbs WassAw die
tTct We have n-AAs Il the Interest u oar agcnts
s~rys ne faithfully and they have Instructions
turn our Warrants rather than locate them infe
rior lands
Maps Of the country can be seen ai our once, No.
, 0rants Block, Main street
audit W BARDRR 4 90.
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EDWARD ALDEN,
Rco1 Estate Broker,
DEALER IN EXCHANGE,

0enesal LanA. aasuraSes and eosson10ssrs
Agent,
Cosner MAIN and second streets. Davenport.
HOUSES RENTED, LEASES DRAWN,
III Resis Collected TAxss Paid fur residents,
Collections Made and promptly remltted 90 Any part
of the country.
ElchAays houxh, and Sold Mote. Discounted ON
Good Security.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JOSHUA DIAL,
Real EOo0te Broker,

Corner Of BRADY and Second streets Up stairs--
entrance On Brsdy street
DEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD AND
III ncasy l<,saed m Ccmusissicn
TAXES paid and eoliscsioGs made fur parti~s N
oil sections " the rouHtry.
LAND WARRANTS loeaisd, and Gil BUSINESS
pertaining TO . Land Agency faithfully transacted
q. y. mEYuea,
Notary Pub1s 81 Csaveyaaeer.
Dn8po END 81 saA~s tnssruwsats o. writing
psosnptly and carefully executed
rastealns attention given 70 the investigation of
Titles Va 1~sl Hstsae, ard abstracts given when rr
qsssssi
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Ice nOlLAnRs

0,ooo OO11LAneD
WlLL BE 0IvEN To ANY PERSON WHO
w viii influence for slx month"; 10 commence
from this 18Th day 81 August, A. -, Its7, and lsssn
nate the 18th day al February, A b Ioes thr
sae, hanging aud payment Of twenty Thousand roiIa
81 wall paper from tho establishment Of the under
signed
Naen you sseet ffufn thousands Of pAeeea ~ ~
per, sAry ing Ia psie@s from ten and upward
per roll. Also gold aud painted window sAa1se y
per earisias of various patterns, bovdsss 6ss hosr
prints Ar Particular attention paiA 10 tAs Aan9tnw
ofwAi paper Va plain az decorative styles
HlkrmE9B HON
Paper deAiers and haneess.
au2siNw3n Cor Second and Rock leiSnd =.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-18

$4,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY
~ yAsrvR COUNTY,
WILL sHLL ION os,eoe CAass.
on Aces OF FINE PRAIRIE LAND.
on eight miles Northwest from the city
Garden Lists slways hand Of frosn 10 twenty
ont h0uees them III you want grand bargain
call son or they viii I'll b. gons.
JACOB ELDRID0E
aa1bdwtf Corner Poursh and Mock lsland ste
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lsOO LOTS IN MITCHBLLg ADDITION,
WU never before offered Thsy s0bsscs ever
variety Tbs bsesstssi leys sssvesa ysasA asa
saSarss On the esntis siopss Ae blI0s - tssni
nsalng On he 6roaA plain ssysaA naay 81 these
ers covered With ths nssaral greWsh u yeanG tin
bsr % dssArabls fur rssa4seen TAe un1ee6Unsd
ere ths cole agspss for The sae a thss ce - would
invite Tho aalssliou of "a 70 this rase eppcssuai
for making proAtahs invseensMss and eecnrtn
Themselves 6sautifal hc0se
n W. Cor. Of ossssd esd DeeAy 80,
js21 Up oeaiss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-18

ASWsvv0OW eVEoV0s
A g LONDON HAS Lost ONE or HER
IA beet citizens, Davenport has gained one 81 III.
b~s, Cutters this aid. ~ buneotnb
Gall aud SEQ one Of the best sssortmcnts Of
Cloths, Cassoassres, vssetnas,
sssssssv ssa Lsses sssAs, asa
fwre1shtaG deeds,
ever brought 10 Davenport, ~ GAHrEEI never
gives on All ensiansrs can depend On h~inx n,i.s
10 m tols, nj N. Uld ss~nd cid. rmd, street
seeond eanr from Third street apirf
niSsoLUTION- THE Partnership OF
- hsrsass 4 obsrndoertcr Ia N. Dry Ooods aud
Clothing business nexi don a. The Pa, pnic. bs.
this dsy been dissvv- an the business will hstsaI
ter be- conducted by Oberndseffer the Old q aud
who vii, pay all debts and r~reis. oil nnnles du. ,hs
fotsnsf urn LEWIS hrMAuhH
Juy tss7 bar 0nkkNINpkkFkR
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COME AND SEE THEM.
sAMlrEl. pss1sRY,
Merchant Taller and ClelhIer,


Merchant Taller and ClolhIer,
HsApv ST, "rrosirs sHs rosr nfvics)
MOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION or
W his numerous ffiends and the publie generally
NEW = LARGE ASSORTMENT oF CLOTHS,
ranialonnery and vr.,ings II the hes, French, Eng
hsh aud American manufacture ever offered "a this
market which will h. mad. up Ia Order IN the hrsi
sts u and On short notice.
To my oil friends I would say that my stock l.
larger and better than II ever has been. To tha..
that have never favored me with n call piease come
and examine my goods and price. sou win dna IN.
hcs, E"ods, more of them aud lower prices than o.
any other house ~ the cit,
READY. MADE CLOTHING.
N large assortment of tlnthing suit able for tho
season OF my own msnufseiare which Will be sold a.
cheap - Laslern male soods, every garment recon.
INDIA RumNER GOODS.
Coats, Pants, oycrals, Gaps, A.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Fine Whit. and Fancy shirts Collars Handler.
eh.ts, saspenders, Hose, Stocks Ties Gloves. silk
h"Sinp, Wool and Cotton shirt. aud Drawers and
everything USUALLY Kept ~ auentleineBs furnishn ~
store
TRUNKS
Fine aol~ Leather Trunks aud vs.es. Wc,sd CAV.
er.d and Packing Trnnks, Carpet HAs., ke
urAdy o., opposite the lost bfnce
.pss d,.w,f SAMUEL. PERRY
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK AND
- Fancy Cloths, ainyax which can hs found
brown, blue, green, iaia olive French ,irab tAl.,n
and hnats Of other sty les to which invite The at
,ens Of Davenport 10 exam.nc Please k.ep on.
thing ~ Your mind that have got the bee, Cater
west Of New York city We Warrant all our sat
menta 10 suit the eyc NJ well as To- III the body If
You don't believe u-, try II
"a door noin 3i street, east side of BRADY
myT diff 4 GONE
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Fine new two sacry House containing nine
rooms Lot 2sxso feet Lsase 20 rsn Ian yeArs
"a A lease on Iowa street between Third ana
Fourth s,rest. 0ood dwelling Has afteen ysais
60 run
Building oarsen and Farm Loss In and near q o
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Qo0 ACRES or A PINE PRAIRIE LAND
- als = 01o ~ $50, u $3.50 81 iansllssely
- - ''if'ss's'zil'hs q !!a ~: !.
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A FINE LOT or GENTS KID GLOVES
IA We Keep noR" hut Atsxanders beat our Gu.
toner. can depend upon socd article
mayI u fARksACu
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One Price Store.
y. -. PARKS 4 CO.,
ss9cosssoRs TO pewAsr Aipss
Wholesale and Retail Dcacts In
Ready Made Clashtms,
ceoehs, CasslMssr es.
vsssangs. aud aAsnsle.
aneM's furatshtng ssosssss.
Lave NOW IN STORE, OVER 30 900
i j Dosre worth of the above mentioned g,sod.
which must be sold. We have aysrhsuled our whole
stock aud marked our goods down nj least fteen pet
cent aud hay. resolved rum this day forward 10
cell nj ONk PRICE aud 81 low thai we defy coinpc
ution. We are connected with tho we'll known q.
tabiishment Of Huntingdon, Wadsworth d Park. II
chicago aud Baton, aud We buy soois at Manufac
turers prices With these facilities think W. Gao
offer you great bargains
Particular attention paid TO the manufacture of
Custom Work Garmrhi. warranted TO at OF no
sale "
. Store oppasi" L. Clare Row at tho old stand ~
Edward Alden
may u N PARKS q 40
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The speeis attention Of ell seeking Ia make iu.il
eloas ,nsestmssts " Heal kssase, 10 ie,itsd ,o
Last, which eampvtees choice city psap~rt, aud man,
besutfal subushaa oss aud email irses the city
asn fAssns end fnsm lanAs bcoti county together
with large amoaats of unimprossd isuds ~ ai rasss
81 tho nsate
w. give the following specimens ~ tho proper.
have fsT sal.
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FOR VALUABLE RARn PROPERTY.

~ refer eur friends and the public the sstsasis.
st contained IN our circulate nst issaed and 10 Be
''A'' : - woon. nICmYNIR . CO,
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Diplomatic and Consular Officers, their Number
and Salaries.

From the Washington States, May IsJ
Yesterday was the day assigned by rumor for
the consideration, by the administration, of the
Eeonsulsr and diplomatic appointments But-it
does not appear that they are to be acted upon
immediately. The pressure for these Offices is
very great, and the President anticipates much
annoyance from personal opportunities for APP
pointments TO them. 1t is stated that there are
two hundred applications for the first class mis-
sions. For the post Of ministers resident there
is a still greater pressure. There are appliea-
tions without number for the consulates of all
grades.
From an examination of the Blue Book, l
find that there are nine ministers Of the grade
of envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
Tertiary, with salaries of from $4,000 to $I7,-
500 a wear. There are fourteen ministers res
ident. at salaries Of $500 a year; and one
commissioner Cat the Sandwich Islands) at the
same salary.
Thus there are twenty-four diplomatic ap-
pointments to be distributed among twenty-one
States and FIVE Territories, and some. millions
1 of Democratic voters. Two n theas minis,
tiers have been recently 8Ppoiltea Several
others are to be retained some tirhe.S Not more
than a dozen places are, therefore, open to com
petition.
The number of consular Offices is 327, inelu-
ding consul general, ~consuIs, deputy consuis,
commercial agents, vice c%onsuls, consular
agents, sc.
There are seven consuls-general, with sala-
ries of from $1,000 to 5000 ard Office rent.
There are S2.salaried-consu Of the first class /;
only two Of these-tO wit, the consuls at Liv-
erpooI and London-haye salaries ashigh as
$500. The ~consuls at Hayre aud Paris have
5000, and at Rio de Janeiro Sc, 600. The 9TH
ers have salaries Of from S1,Q0Q. TO $4,000.
Another class of %consuis, 20 IN E1n1ber, have
salaries of from $500 to $1,000 Tn rest Of
them have no salaries, aud are dependent upon
fees.
The salaried consuls Of the first class are
prohibited from transaeting, or becoming III
terested in, any business as a merchant, fac
tor. broker, or other trade, or as a clerk or
agent for any such person.
We have abroad a few very excellent men as
c~onsuls, whose pay ought to be increased; as
to the majority Of them, they are sufficiently
well paid, and TO change them would put the
public service to no Inconvenience.
1t was the object of the new diplomatic and
consular act 10 elevate the character Of the
consular service, and secure the services of
suitable men. 1t provided for the instruction
Of consular pupils, not exceeding Twenty-Five
in number at any one time, and allowed them a
salary of $1,000 each. This looked to the en-
ploymsnt Of a regular consular corps, but Con-
eress, at the late session, repealed the pro-
vision thereby deciding that consuls, like
poets, should be born, not made.
Nothing like a diplomatic corps has ever
been tolerated by our government. There are
but two ministers (Mr. Fay and Mr.. J. r.
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In that county; and herein Montgomery county
the same disaereeabie process is going on very
generally. The bad weather pretty well Eottse
the seed intbe ground aad the little vitality left
was iust scficient, when the weather changed,
to drive forth a sickly, unthrifty plant, that
could never "bear fruit" it left to stand.
This state of things is decidedly bad, for though
there is, perhaps, yet time to make a good
crop, it viii be difficult to procure a sufhcieney
Of seed for the re-pIanting, and in some %instan-
ces it cannot be done-while an sarly fros!
would cut of a large amount Of the crop. But
let us not anticipate; the prospect is gloomy Ia
the extreme-Monfgomerg Messenger, Monday
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SUDDEN DEATH.-W. Duke McRee, a
school teacher at Georgetown, was married to
a young lady of this county, on Wednesday
evening, the 9th inst. The ceremony was per-
formed about 6 O'Clock, P. NJ, and before the
party broke up and while it was enjoying the
festivities usual on such occasions, the groom
was seized, it is supposed, with a TT of apo
pIexy and fell from his chair to the door q
corpse.-Cievslasd, TssH., BGaBsr.
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LIBERAL EDIToRs.-The Burdell murder ia
being turned into. a Regular newspaper farce in
New York. The little Day Book, not TO be
behind its more plethoric heighbor Of the Times,
offers a reward of ten thousand dollars for the
murderer-the money TO be paid pheR the fsllov
Is hung! The Herald, not to be outdone by its
rivals, comes up boldly and offers a reward Of
FIVE thousand dollars for the murderers of Miss
Mary Rodgers, the beautiful cigar girl /; $1,000
for the murderer of DR.. Harvey Bardell s., 600
for the murderer of DR.. Lutener; $4,000 for
the murderer of Mrs. Houseman, on Staten
Island, a few years ago, for whichScrime
Polly Bodine was tried and acquitted 5000
for the murderer of young Pierce; $4,000 for
the murderer of the unknown young woman
found dead at Newburg; $5.O00 for the muir
derer of the Police Officer Hardenbrook. The
proprietor Of the Herald also offers the same
reward-6ve thousand doliars-in the cases Of
Bartholomew Burke, porter, killed in the shop
corner Of White street and Broadway {; Mr..
Henry Corlies, shot on the corner Of Leonard
street and Broadway Mrs. Walker, murdered
in her own house in Lexington avenue the
painter in Anne street, supposed to have been
killed by one OF his apprentices, two or three
years since I; and the man killed at the corner
Of Ann and Nassau streets about the same
time. In the cases of the following missing
persons, the proprietor of the Herald offers a
reward of one thousand dollars each, for such
informations as will lead to a discovery of
their whereabouts: Erastus L. De Forest, from
the Metropolitan Hotel; John ,. Yedder, Of
Chicago, do. ; and Miss Sa-ak1McC lelland,
from Brooklyn. The proprietor Of the Herald
will give likewise a gratuity of seven thousand
FIVE hundred dollars ($7,500) to any country
lawyer who will come to the city and clear the
dockets Of the criminal courts. Here is a sick
ening amonnt of crime, which is a enough to
make the ~stoutest heart quail. wal the press
of the Empire City now give over its continued
p~rastling about law and order. The murderer,
with bloody hand, stalks through its crowded
~etreets, and laughs the law to scorn. The
criminal records Of New York show that even
handed Justice has no abiding place there, and
strangers should avoid it as they would the
poisonous Upas tree.-Pen1sytpdstGH.
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Claw who were regularly initiated into diplo-
macy, as secretaries, and promoted and retained
as ministers.
distributes the diplomatic and consular Offices
among his political friends andtherefore they
are subject to the same rotation with the Presi-
dency itself.
The Cabinet have, for a day or two past
had in hand the appointment OF appraisers Tor
the custom houses in several Of the pEpeipal
norris.
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RoerhaYe,s Bitters.

THE only reliable cure FOR Chius and Feve-. AE1-,
i Dyspepsia. and Diseases OF The kidneys and Lis-r,
foT sale BY the dozen CT single bottle BY
L. & Co.
msvls-2w Va % Front r y
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PHYsTCIaN

4 whose sands q life have near run out discovered
4 While IN the East Indiess a certain cure FOR COnsuusp-
1 tion. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs Colds, and teuFrEi
! Debility. The remedy was discovered By him Eh- hs
! only child, a daughter, was given up to die. Nrkins
10 40 IS much god a. possible, he viii send 10 such - MS
aaiictsd fellow beings as request it, this recpe, wa
fun aRd exp icit direc ions for makiHs II up, and s1cc->s-
fully using IL. He requires cash applicant 70 sncir-f 4
hin one s~huiug-three csUts TO be returned IS postage
the recipe, and the remainder 70 be applied ~ ID
payment Of this Advertisement. Address,
DR.. a. JAMES,
No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, M.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-23
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CITY PROPERTY.
Business and Residence Lots!
.PERENITORY SALE.

ON MONDAY, q sh DAY OF JUE, Iz5I ser as
" the clrner Of Main street aud C0urt Square. FORTY
-FOUR LOTS. al within the CITY limits. MfHy 81 th Ii
are thr most bezutifu ard convenient reEidenco sufs "a
II bluff S veral IN near proximity 70 the riv-= sUa -
business, and ali in the most eesirable and rapidly .ni-
proving p0rtisn Of the city.
The terms o. sale WILDE oae-nfth 10 cash Tor II 81 ~
days, satisfactorily endersedJ the remainder al one taa.
tsree and four years with interest, and = coed Of tsa-s
TIE Following isa ustof the lots, their size aarsss-
Su5divineH Of Block -.
LotNo.2 30 fset West Of Wellington street ~ be
south side q Vance street; fronts 50 feet b - ie~s
deep.
the South side OF Vance street so feet By $50 dep
Lot No 4, Q50 feet South Of Vance street, f.ouls on
DeSoto stree; 50 fest By $50 deep.
Lot No s. (adiOining the last cescrlb al frOu-s D. ghs
East side % pvSot5 street 50 rect BY $50 deep
Lot No s (aiioialng the last fronts On the Es & ia
Of DeSol0 street 70 reefs inches By l5Odeep.
Subdiris0n Of Block No 81.
Lots Nos 1 2 and D. corner Of Bal and Lzcd-rals
streets, near he r~esitsnce q R. T5pp, Esq froc,iag
Subdivision Of Block No. IS.
Tots Nos I q, 3 and I, corner Of Beal and MFus
streets, froating each a. feet 6 inches By 200 feet dep
feet South q Seal street, fronting each IS feet ouEsGis
Block No. 25-ysar ne Gayoso House.
Lot fronting On the East side Of shelby street q f-t3
inches y 200 feet dep.
Book Va. I5-OPpoafe GGy0so House
Lots Nos 70. II, y and -. as per plan OF he CRY
I Six Lots in Bl0cE No. Bach Lot fronting on : -
nessee street 80 faet, running through % Clinton sI-st
SCI street Ef teet running 80 feet 70 the Misss~Fpt
One Lot $50. g. in Block Il, frOatns g feet on s.I
Untn the aay Of sale I shall be at The onee Of VII aa
and Philip r. Thompson, North side o. Cosrt sqla.-
Vi Re maps and plans. exhibiting the locality D . a
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