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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17

Hs-Twepty-ive srtists and steam process can
not make pictures fast enough tosuppiy the demand
at the great depot. $50 Main street People come
from all parts OF the State procure the por
traits. TYLER Co, Proprietors.
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THE ENpIRECITY. &c.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept 16.-The Empire City, from
New Orleans for New York, which put in here. has
$4,000 in specie on board. Her mails go by way OF
Baltimore to-day. She will leave tomorrow.
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THLHoRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
LOSS or A RICHMOND STEAMER.

PHu.ApELpHIa, September l6.--The steamship
Norfolk, running between Richmond, Va. and this
city, has been wrecked. The vessel s a total loss.
Crow and passengers all saved.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PHusngLpmk, Sept. 16. =. M.-Capt. Kelly, and
the crew Of the Norfolk. which sunk In Chesapeake
Bay. have been landed at Cape Island, by the steam
er Jos. Whitney. bound from Baltimore for Boston.
The owners, it Is said, intend putting on another
steamer to keep up the semi-weckly connection.
The steamer and cargo insured.
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NEW YORK. Sept. l5--The Pacific overland mail
contract has been signed by Butterfeld, Dinsmore.
Fargo and others. and by Dundas, on the part of
the government. 1t runs six years at S6bO,uo0 per
annum and goes into effect one year from date
The contractors contemplate forming joint stock
company.
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A6RicuLreRAL FAIR.-1he third annual fair Of tba
seapoard Agricultural Society of Virginia md
'arolina. will commence at Norfolk, Va. on Tua.
day the 10th of November next. Every arrange
ment has been made to make it;srccessf,l, and the
premium list amounts to $4,000
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Tho completion of the Mississippi Central and
Tennessee Railroad to Jackson, Miss, is to he cee
brated to-day
A panther, measuring Q feet from tip to tip, was
captured in pocahontas comfy Virginia, last week,
by some deer hpntcrs
firm in Lypchh"rEis putting up tobacco under
the brand Of Madame 0ctavia Walton lie Vert"
Tho iron foundry Of tho Manomet Manufacturing
Company, at North Sandwich, Mass, was destroyed
hy fire or Monday. Loss $4,000.
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~ GREAT REMEDY FOR SUMNER ComPLArNrs.-
To all who are troubled with bowel. stomach and
summer complaint, we would recommend DIR. SAN
FoRDs LIVER INvIaonAToR, an article that DO
relied on AS speedy sure and efficacious cure. It's
action to the of the disease in place
Of checking il with )ut giving permanent benefit
The invigorator thou Oh gentle cathartc, will in
stnutly check the most violent diarrh9a until some
eighteen hours afterwards. when the cause of the
complaint is carried away, aud no more discharges
follow.
Dysentery in its worst form rarely ever fails TO
yield to treatment of the Invigorator, when taken
often till the discharges checked, and rarely ever
will there be any further discharges. after taking
regular Dose till tho operation of the medicine,
which almost invariably checks the disease, and
cures the patient. Should dose not give relief,
there will be no danger Of taking second or third
till relief is found.
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER and ADIE 4 GRAY, agents
for Virginia. sc l4-d&cw2w
aa-To MERCHANTS. MECHANICS AND OrHERs.-M
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILLrHEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
Frs, &C. &C.. printed invited to call at our OK
tensive job Office, which is supplied with almost
every variety type embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small BUSH
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed ip the neatest possible
style.
Anuork executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES A call from those desi5iIlg any de-
scription Of Printing is respectfully asked at the
'.SdePATCH JOB OFFICE. corner of Main and 1871
streets where can be seen of the finest speci-
mems of printing executed in this country.
JNO. D. HAMMERSLEY & co.
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tH-steam Portraits at 30 cents of abetter quality
decidedly than those made for 81 by the old process
Four hundred taken daily at i39 Main street. TrLKR
h
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Miss Charlotte Cushman, the tragedienne was
among the passengers by the Persia.
an Saturday last. Geo. II Lewis, living at Wren
lousy. ~
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Msayn ELEGANr MANrLEs. CLoAks.

U.Iy = Il . n n
SHAwLs, SC.-THos. X. PRICE & Co, have Just opened
the largest and most complete supply Of elegant
Velvet and Cloth Mantillas tloaks, &c. which they
have exhibited: also, rich assortment OF long
and square Blankets, Cloth. Chenille Stella aud
French kabyl Shawls, to which they invite special
attention
They have also opened large stock of all the new
est style DRESS TRIMMINGS in VelvetR Frnges
Norie Antique Chenille &c. Those in want either
at wholesale or retail. requested to give them
call. THOMAS K. PRICE & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
sslT-2w 50 Main street
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SAD EvENr.-FoUR PERSONS DRowNED.-0n the
11th inst at Lake George Michigan, a scow. con
veyng picnic party of 90 persons. upset, and Mrs
Elizabeth Newell. aged 81 years; Miss Mary A.
Colyin, aged To- Miss Jane Harrington, aged - ;
and Mr.. John Owens, aged Il, were all drowned.
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RAILROAD ACCIDESTs.-On the Georgia Railroad
Saturday, Rutledge, a Mr.. Kent, on his way
from Virginia to Mississippi with his family. lcap.d
of the train and escaped uniujured. few miles
further on, ~ VI. Lewis leaped from tho train ia a
state of insanity, and broke his legs.
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NV DaEss.-The Wilmington (N. c. Journal has
entered on its l4th volume, and has come ont In
new and handsome dress from head to foot
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night of the 3lst nit, the dwelling of Mr. JOS Rem
ley, together with his furniture and clothing, was
destroyed by fire. Loss 81 10000. Mrs. Renley was
badly burned, in attempting to save her clothing,
THE LYHcHISG CAsB IN MIsSIssTPPI.-We have al
ready briefly mentioned that man, named Snyder
had lately been Iynched in Lafayette county, Miss
for tamperng with slaves. 1t appears he was
stripped, tied to tree, and whipped with straps
attached to sticks about ten inches long. lie re-
ceived in all two hundred and thirtyeight lasl
inflicted by two of the mob when he made a con
Fession. which was to this effect:
He was to raise n company of some dozen blacks,
who were to be furnished with arms KNIVES and
pistolsl by him. and go with him to the houses of
some of the weathicst families and get their mo-
nev by frightening them. If they failed in thi.
way they were to kill the men and take it. when
they were to get on the cars for Memphis and then
ND the river to Indiana. They were to take two
white ladies with them for wives. He implicated
another man vino was then in Indiana. There was
no testimony against him except his confession md
that of the blacks. So he shipped on the cars
for his home in Indiana, but subsequently
overtaken and put in Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17

The BRITISH CHARGE De AFFAIREs and Consul Gen.
erai In Peru, who was murdered in Lima by the
natives, was Mr.. Sullivan, brother Of Lord Pal
merston.
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asSp"Po wERs' PHoToGRApHs-Eith,

RssF 2 wERs' PHoToGRAPHs-Eithe
plain, water oil colors Bring along our old faded
DaguerrCotyp"s and have them Performance by
pow Frs, and made "a beautiful and rs perfect ~
life ITSELF
pow ERs employs three operators to do nothing
but copy old pictures in the IMPERIAL AMBR0TYpk
style (Which will last long rs time lasts as well
rs PHoroGRArH them. ISL Main street.
Sc fila
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17

WEATHER IN THE sourH-The Augusta Constitu.
tonaiiat says that the weather in that ncighbor.
hood on the 9th inst. was down 10 $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17

FATAL AFFRAr,-The Batesville Ark Balance, o.
the 18th nit. chronicles difficulty which occurre,
Danley and Mr.. Trent Harmon, resulting in the
death of the former.
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MELANCHOLY SuIcIDE-Iames Henry Robinson.
-1n OF VIM. Robinson, ESQ., OF the Goldsboro' M )
Tribune, committed suicide on the 1lth inst, by
shooting himself in the head with pistol. lie was
about Il years old, had been student of the Uni
versty, and bid fair TO be a talented and useful
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17

Bh9g" NoTIcE.-The subscribers are anx-
ious To settle mp their books 10 July lst 1851 and
would call the attention Of parties interested TO this
notice. Having made n change in orr business
name and association must close up all old ac-
counts. GROSH0NG & TUPMAN.
Its
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DEATH At THE SPRISGs.-1lrs. Edward Scott. for
merly Miss Morris of Richmond died at the Bat
Alum Springs last Thursday, after long and pain
full Illness. Mrs Mary Clavey, of Lynchburg, died
Suddenly on the 4th instant at tho RockbridS,
Alum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17

~ ANOTHER case of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes has just been received at the I'm
porting House of ALEX. HILL. No. Ia Main street
Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17

EsaF" AUCTIo N.-Grcceries, Liquors
&c, THIS MORNING, by -
/. 4 G. B. DAVENPORT,
Sc lit AuCtinncers.
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10 Runaway from the subscriber

mg Runaway from the subscriber.
IN on the 18th Of September a stout negro man.
~ named HENRY. He IL between % and a
-. ycsrs old, upwards Of feet high, rather in
cln,d TO limp in walking; has very pleasing coun-
tenance when spoken to. lie has a very full eye
and one has blemish; had on when he left 4 black
frOek coat. r dark, broad-brim hat. and a pair OF
boots. ] have no doubt but some person has given
him pass. purchased him last October in Rich
mond sod from Augusta county. | will give q libe-
ral reward for the delivery of him Mt my house, OF
if lodged in Jail, 30 that can get him.
E5- Address, Amelia c. ii. y. O. MANN
J--ta
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
MR.. r. Fl. JACKSON: DEAR SIR
VA have tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR BITrsks
with my customers and universally recommend it a.
\ specific against Asue and Fever, Billions Fever
nc. Asa TONIC, find it superior to any other arti
Gle have ever tried. As an agreeable article in
COCKTAIL, II is only to be used to he approved
Your friend and servant,
An Il THOS FAIION VI n
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CPECIAL NOTICE TO THE BOYS.-If
- you want to develop your muscles join the
YOUNG AMERICAN GYMNASIUM. Meetings
held every TUESDAY and FRIDAY evening" at
o'clock. =. VI. at the lot Leigh street. between
eth and eth SITS CIiAS. VI. GOLDEl.
l7-2t* Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17

Esfsn Look AT Tms.-If you want a
genuine Ambrotype, just call at GIBBS Gallery,
where he is now furnishing his customers. with the
genuine double glass AmbroIype. (warranted for
beauty and durability. superior to any made,) at
cheaper rates than any house in the city.
Our work is two well known to require any putting
from MS.
Gallery. Corinthian Hall, between 9th and ls n ,
Main street. p. K. GIBBS.
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A SOUTHERNER.

ESyn THE. PUBLIC GENERALLY and the
Ladies in particular will be pleased and edited by
attending the African Church and listening to the
grafton Of Rev. Dr. DEEMS, to-day at IL O'clk Sc Il
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EU THE GREAT SOUTHERN 1un
EIIs HAT AND CAP MANDATORY ea::hBAg
AND DEPOT.
EE THE Ne W STILES. "a
JOHN D00T,EY
JOHN DOOLEY

Has made arrangements by which he now receives
regularly, and by the most expeditions routcs the
NEW STYLES. accordingly as they issued b.
the most fashionable manufacturing AMI Importing
houses of tho North
His FALL STOCK is tho largest over Exhibited in
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L
PROCESSION &c ON THE nth or SEPTEMBER ISL
Each Lodge in Richmond and Manchester will meet
at its Lodge Room at O'Clock A. NJ, and as
organized will march to Mayo street in time tn take
its place in the line and be ready to march precisely
at 10 o'clock. The procession will form the ear
side of Mayo street Roane Lodge No. 100 will take
position in front, its head resting at the corner Of
Mayo aud Franklin streets The other Lodges will
form each in of the other in the following order
Aurora No. ll6 Henderson No. los, Fitzhugh No. ~
Poahstan No. L. Friendship No. 10, Union No. 7,
jefferson MOI
The Armory Band will be placed about the centre
of the line.
At 10 o'clock precisely the procession will mote
forward marching up franklin street t. nth street,
down IN to Man street. up NAN. ana according 70
Ing the African Church about lc o'clock. Mt which
t,me and place an address to the Order and the pub
lie generally will be delivered by the Rev. Chas T.
Deems II. D., of North Carolina.
After the Address the Order will march TO Grim
Spring and partake of dinner. prepared for the
cash n.
Chief Marshal-TH0MAS J. EVANS. Aids-M
SEAGREs, JSo. A. BELvIS, JOHN X. MARTIN, WN. l..
HoLr, o. Y. WEIsIGER. SO Is It'd
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RE~CHEAP BLEAoHED CoTToN
SHAW, QUARLEs Co. offerf or sale yard-wide fine
Bleaehed Cotton, at 10 cents. 229 Broad street.
So l5-3t
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TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT is now

ITO DENTISTS.-We invite your espe-
Il cisl attention tn the CRYSTAL GOLD and
CRYSTAL GOLD FOIL, for which we are SOLE
AGENTS. These articles are absolutely pure, and
have given entire satisfaction to all who have ased
them. They possess the advantage Of being more
plastic. and their welding and adhesive properties
are such that the plugs and filings made of them
are more even and durable than those made of any
other Foil. Price $32 ounce, CASH.
MEADE BAKER, Apothecaries,
1885, n. W. corner Main and 10th SITS,
60 l7-d&ew4w Richmond Va
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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 it
be one OF the best safest and reliable Worm De-
stroyers In use.
Being prepared especially for children it is swec,
and pleasant the taste and readily taken by then
and may be given to the Youngest nfn with perfect
safety, "a it contains OIL worm seed turpentne or
other nauseous drug
Prepared only by 4. J. PICOT, and for sale by
Druggists generally. aulI
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WANTED-A good HOUSE SERVANT.
w Apply TO A. 3. LEE. Church I'M.
nth, between Broad and Marshall streets
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AZ ANTED-A YOUNG LADY-To at
W tend in store. Liberal compensation viii be
given. Apply at No. Z3s, Brad street. Fs
p
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis

COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ ease in it's ncipient stage and for Colds AMI
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that has been offered
the patronage Of Southern community. This med-
cine does not profess to eradicate all diseases Of what
ever nature, with which hGmanlt! may he afflicted
for pulmonary diseases: but from the reputation il
has quired for itself. and that too without putting
with those who have used it, and from tho great
Der of certificates of residents of Richmond, who
have been benefited and cured by it's use she feels
liberty to commend it to general use, satisfied that
the afflicted cannot use it without receiving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers.
ker and Chas. D. Yale. my2i
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WANTED, BUSINESS.-A Young man
W from the country wishes employment in ths
city either in commission or warehouse. Address
NJ. H., box 6Sl. seis-M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17

ERESH ARRIVAL BY STEAMER
We received by steamer Of TO day. and are now
opening, q large and handsome lot OF Gentiemen's
Cashmere suits, from $40 TO $za also beautiful lot
Of Side Band Cashmere Pants and Vests: Seal skin
yer Raglans and Fur Trimmed surtouts aud Over,
sats. something new and very low priced. Call In
nd look. at N, WALKER a COS
seld it3, Pearl and Main,
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~ WANTED FIVE HUNDRED
&,> YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
TI MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve in KansAs,
NN ebrasks. California Texas and Nav Mex
Co Pay from 8 IL to S22 per month. Horses aeeou-
.rsment slothpg, food and medical attendance fur
Iished free of charge.
For fuIthSr information, apply at the Rendezvous.
franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall Rich.
mond, Virginia. b. II. ROBERTSoH.
LIST Lieut.. I'd Dragons
jU&3m Recruiting Officer.
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PALM OF MACASSAR-A new and
~ beautiful article, rendering the Hair soft and
glossy. Price pic. For sale by
GEO. DlVDEN, Druggist,
sol 9Th and Broad st
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| WANTED-T0 DRUGGISTS-By .
w competent Drug Clerk. q situation. Address
"A r. /" Usparh Office, seT7-ts
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY-Aw wet
W nurse. Apply at the Office Of
MORTON, AkMISTEAD 4 CO,
90 l5-ts On Shoekoe SIP
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.-MIss J.
"a H. CONDREY, who has taken the rooms over
Messrs. Jones Bros C9nfectionary store. No. ~.
pose of conducting the DRESS MAKING BGS,-
NESS, asks share Of the patronage Of the Ladies'
She is prepared to execute work in the shortest at
and in the most fashionable manner, being supplied
at all times with the LATEST FASHIONS, on a.
reasonable terms as any other establishment in the
city.
orders from the country promptly attended to.
sc I6-dIms
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WANTED-A good healthy Wet Nurse;
W oolored one preferred. Apply at this offoe
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WANTED. "A female teacher, TO teach
W the usual English branches French and Musie
Apply TO III. p. LEREByRR
Sc I7-3ts
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WANTED
800


g. HOUSE WANTED within 10 minutes
Ell walk of the Dispatch Office. ons in good con-
diion, and in q respectable neighborhood. Apply
at this office So lS-jt
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- TO TIE LADIES.-Just re-
ceiycd a very large stock of Iiady's Moroc-
co Goat Bootens and Buskns; also, Shoe CATERS
made for wido feet tender feet. They are made to
onr order for old ladies' or ladies that have tender
feet {. s. MAURICE.
sell III Main street
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WANTED. "A young virginis lady
w wishes n obtain situation In school Or prf-
vate family. the latter pref.rrsdp not mote man 80
tsact. Thoroughly the ,usual Fnglish branches the
French langus &c and Musie Piano Forte Guitar and
Singing Apply y letter, tn
Nv. ROSTER.
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NEWARK CIDER IMPORTANT TO
~ LIQUOR DEALERS-i,n the receipt Of one
deliar in gold or lamps ! will send to any address
the genuine receipt to make the celebrated Newark
Cider, which is made in Newark n. j. and i. supe-
rior 10 any Cider made from apples, and will cost
only 80 per barrel. Address
JAMES POLAND.
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pOARDING.-Sev desirable rooms
- vacant at the EDGEMONT HOUSE. Apply to

/ IUN I LOoE pNVH a tI1hNCE.
~ Dry Good- below cost at No - Main street, as
the goods are bound to be rushed out. Rich MORE
Antique silks and silk Robes at % per cent below
cost; beautiful style figured and plain French Me
rlnos, exceedingly low; Mouselins de Lame bar
Alboni and eeton Skirts all coors at less prices
than any other establishment; CloaIls and Mantillss
at COST, with heavy stock of Blankets and Negro
Clothing which must be fptd.
JACOB A. LEVY
Nil
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Law Book s.

u NIA.-CRoZETS ARITHMETIC ispronounced
sy distinguished teachers and mathematicianS 10
be the hest work upon tho subject now published
1t is Virginia book and gotten up in good styl",
and is as cheap as the many inferior Northern pro
ductions, which Virginia Teachers patroDize.
Give CroZet trial, and you will find those scholars
taught out of his book, learn quicker. aud will be
NOR thoroughly grounded in the science than by
studying any other system. Price 31ls cents.
Sc l7-3t A. MORRIS, Publisher
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n FOR SALE-At the Exchange
6S Stables. on Franklin street, Formerly occu-
pied by James lIardin,) lot Of No. | HORSES
among which several very fine pairs. Also two
pair well broke MULES.
l5-lw DAVIS HUTCHINSON.
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CHILDREN GIGS.-A full supply OF
~ Children's Gigs. some handsome styles, veloci-
pedes, HOBBY Horses of various sizes, 20 be had of
sc " RIfIKIEX 10
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-10
c. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND,
II eel EseWte s4Eene {,

1srccgssoa TO cot =. G KAps5
Has for sale
TWENTY IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
i county with good, comfortable dwr!llne. lars,
everything % make farm desirable VIII be sold
very reasonable
Rsmssa UnaaprsvsA 1asos.
In Scot, county Pleasantly s,saa.sd, and eApa'.
land for farming p1rp"ses Tsrns very -!
sla hundred and forty acres In Guthrie count,
oae hundred And twsI,y acres In lava county
rArm ~ johnson county.
Seven hundred acres In Adair county
Three hundred acres In 0randy county
Two Hundred serss In DAllAs county
Fine farm Il leo ssres nssr Fulton Station. With .
acres timber
House and lot on Fourth street
Hous~ aud 10, on Fif,h street.
building io,s on Brady and seeoad .,rse'
Iots on Perry street
Docs Of lots On Rock Islsad and Iowa street.
Building ls,s on Hsrrisos and sissh streets
Fort, acre farm uesr Ns~ten
A beautiful farm Of ~ acres situated Ia Bsat.n
county
Farms In Washington coaaiy
lev scres of Land IN the viciuity u Davenport,
suitable tr country seats
House. and Lot. la the city Of Davenport
Farm. In Clinton county. Improved and unlmpro
we'd near Railroad aud River
City property Ia Ls Claire
Building lots In waicrtown. Ill
Three hundred magnificent lot. In raltons addition
to Es. pavengor, esnn..asnx :plsra11 h ..sS - e.