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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
DAVENPORT
COM ERCIAL COLLEGE.


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Psistspal end Tsaeksr IN bob -xssSisv ~
W. -, Frat,
Ass: P11ar.Eal and Ts0aA~r qf Eves.s sAsy saJ
Book Keeping
HAVING sssx iatd with u ysclf 10 thi IIst,iaie
II W. Pratt, Gsq, we are now prelast j To guA.
fy young men In 81 branches Of . Commercial -du.
cAiicn.
DOUBLE ENTRY OK-KEEPlNC,
- Adaptet TO evrry department Of business
BUSINESS MANSHlP,
free. bold and rapid style, as vii - 0omm-reisi
GgicuiaiioaA and al brshchss taught at siiasr IN.
sttuilons.
TEACHERS
euAnsd Tor executing and last. uctinE in tkorough
aud sciem,cc paner Oar system os Writing. snolnd.
ing Ornamental ssnmanship, r.ous.sAing, Gard
wsiiins, kc.
kN65ss l1sp0rtsoes ut,
PgrtealAr a.,sntiou Is is.tsd los this dskaIt1eat
u one .oom 10 devot.d tscfusveiy 10 thai purpose
our Terms
arc taors moderate, and ooryse ~ tastruction thor.
uaEh, - ~ say Institution 10 The West. We would
respectfully call the stsIflon ~ tasiaess aud
oths,s the above and solicit n cir patronage FIR
Home Institution. Ali Ars invited TO visit US and ex
anime specimens e. fPrnmsnship, progress Of pupils,
mode Of instruction, &c. Yor further particuiarS
enquire At the corner OF Third and Perry streets
O. Lopez Principal.
moh9Odu CARTE copy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
WOODEN FUAPS.

'lNHE snbscriberis now ready TO furnish WOODEN
l PUAPS TO order. ~ any length or capacity
These pumps are made ~ that water will not freeze
In them. Warranted 10 work well for one year
Aqueduot logs furnished To order Orders may D.
l"f u, tn. on c- OF u. l.. Shorey, Esq, with the
subscriber al Is place OF business, near 3 y. Sho.
Iey's Mas,.inc Shop.
Davenport. Nov 10. daWtf J. 9. 0HO8NY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
REAL ESTATE.
~
julius LH'T.a.vr T.,
]. ND AG u II.
office In Atchi- -on'. BIsCk. Second street.
between Main and Brady.


Timber Land.
- ACRES large beautiful Tnnber - miir'
1 / ioa. Davrnpott price 80 per acre, VII !.
divided t. vi purchaser,
Improved Farms.
2Ao acres highly Improved ia, IN; mice fr.m Dav-
pre- 40 arr,s N entivat,on 40 ,,a,i i.nt- ~iil
Gag" oange. house, >'ahir. etc
Alfautfnl farm 5h isleS from Dsyer ,yfI-iC'
sc.es--eo acres in eul,vs,ion. part .,nU"r new
house, stable. etc
miles from Davenp,rt; ID acres. ~ seEr- I'M
E e., &c. ''F' ''''' @''''"' : =
sii acres mite, from pavtnpor,-':. acres IL
fence, - acres IN high state OF cultivation, 1873
acre t;r' s.ge orchard, two eo,d wells OF water,
larse house with soon,s, stables outbu.iding-s etc
so.ilss from psvrnpert--an ..acre, IN cultivation
good hous- stable, etc
81 mites from Dsv-npor,-l2o acres. al " iti.te.
60 ID ca'iiyatiUn 10 timber - acres ps-
RE. hon stable, etc.
miles from DsvrnJort-Su acres. 81 4ctes IA eu-
iivation par tiinb +, large new h"n-e, good barn
etc etc.
II riiiss from Davenport-s0 acre.. 30 acres in
cnitiSa ion, COED honse, s'sh't, etc
10 miles from Davenpcri-s0 acres: 81 acres IN
cn'.,vsiscn, &, cd house, stable etc.
II milcs from Davens,rt-s0se cs; 60 acres 10 cul
iiTaiiuE, | acres splendid timt.'f oalane. pfsria
Ia te orchard. running water. house. iafre stable
smoke house, etc.
Is mites from Daveapert. so scres-nll'n cn',,vs
lion, house stable etc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
NOTICE TO ADvERTJSERs.

No contracts Tor yearly advertisers Viii be d'con'
,aa.d without previous notice Ia ~
isrv. c,,t. charged l.ub. tl,e ,ame dimension, ~
yps.
Displayed advertisements one hsf more I'M"
.-sal rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will be unhsr''" y
apply strictly L. t- mnsiiat. business Al the aa'''
i.es and all other sdvertisement-'"ut IN os '"' '
~,rtlssr viii be charged exirs.
Advertisement, no, accompanied with INSTRUCTIONS
Will he Inserted until forbid ,nd charged secord'hgy
Notices for religious and benevolent r"rpos'' u
ssI,ed ems nrne free Of cost th~esh-r sh'rs'" as
AkL.r Advertisements.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
S.yTELL1G E.tlE
ID " :" = & !"

DesM zines River Land for sale
g.l.v'yD DEP.fRTnE.sT.
De- Nome River " Nfvigatior and Y. Go
Orruawt Iowa. Apru II, 1850.
vDNHE undersigned h"rety gives mtic', that this
! ono. Is open fcr n" sae u these valuable
The viii be- sold on bong credit, en' IN l"th 10
ith means and wishes ot purchasers.
Anyfurtbcr Information desired II, Teaion 10 thosr
~ willbe turni p" ! Oh appieatioi' at WIS ofros
mat 1r otherwise GfO. u PERElhs,
tn.ayib'tD i.aB, Comn.i7sioter
LASp.pF AAHraET.
DTs HGfsfe NViGf TtoS Go
nN'h sixteenth day .: June NEXT. ~" o'!'of l.
~ the ss'e ~ the lands - - cerl''nv va ~
removed from THIS place q, Fort r. x"in"s.
These lands will b. sul; lorr credits, snd ir
let's Ia suit the means nd wishes NJ Tur, hasers.
GEO PERxINS.
Land Commissiofif
Ottumvs SO. ai2T 6ar'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
Last; Chance 1!

ts>UEGr vii be enc more, and the last, dlstritu
l ton OF Lots by tie Union Settlement Com
psny TO take Place at n York IN few days for lots
in otoe CITY, Mt. Any persons wishing to prrchas.
car. do 60 by calling on SAMUEL. CALLFN
corner OF Second and Rex ls.snds
~ prisa oqS, Ocsdt II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
Eleven most Desirable building
Lets,

'lsfS Soats fractional bali OF sock rs iscventy-
h~.l carr.e, ). Le Claire ard Front Streets sub
Hvi'f f'to "asven lots sn'shie f- cE.mn,niion-
r;af, AM Commission Houses, ts offered H. least
- =. Etoy. Esmod term. Convenient stesnboA
sndfa gr!th lrcyinty To the EA!ire cd DEPOT rake
rftai.s ie-I shie for bus.Dess pur.osts. IN
r!ft' " =. BlrrRETH, Yast Davenport, o
, ~ @9S 4 RITE nAverr3F. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
LUMBER! LUMBER !,
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER.

T,gE subsc iosr he % constantly on hand all qusl
/ tiles ana thicf nesses os Dry Chicago Lumber st
Tia yard the ooruer os Rock Island and - ste.
yIOily .. W W0onI8h.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
For Sale.

ADNR hundred sui twenty Building lots In al
y t"i'i1n :, the town 81 Port Byron.
TLa.- = ~ '-lhe aud asidaoInev situated On
- f'arS = -" y ! irpi. They vii Be .d on tea
-: sblo lerrns
Fr particulars inqntre ~ Mes.-s Durfe-. Pratt h
&c; Port Fvran Charles Rncere, Paq te('iare
fnr'in < Dew Davenport. or Of the subscriber.
JAMES SNsY
- Ths st.i,--l'r rr hse nnmt,- r,ess desirab" lie
fc.ot land IN anl th, cities ~ Dsv-npor, and
F.sCtH5fn sup tho tuwn OF Port Byron. that
E. VI, u sell. foctIhtf! n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

psslsss In Choice Family Groceries And frsv.sionS,
Also general assortment OF Dry Goods, Boots and
Shess, Hats And Caps, Hardware Crocksry, wood
en- and willow ware, ks., Corner Of % street and
western Avenue, Davsnpost. Iowa. ocsib II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
NEW GAS TING,
LAMP, CHINA AND GLASS
- TO III.
OPENED THIS DAY
NEW TIN STORE.

1NHE su oscrbers have Just opened st5ss Hsr-
/ risrn between Third and Fourth cts WHERE
they lntead Misunderstanding and teep constantly On
head eli kinds ~
Corrc1, TIN AID sHEET-IRCN WARE.
Particular attention paid % Rccfng sp'uttng and
Johbiag Country merchants can rely upon be n sup
ped with rin-wsrs al wholesale prices.
RAGS, .i.I coppor ieac, sc taken IN exchange 70:
ispiTdtn 02ANLEFS BELL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
CLOAkS


LSRoM ~ 20 to 80 90, worth frou. es,c ssi,oo
Teas SUTTON CO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

Public Inspection and Zee.
AI nAy try before shsy buy. Ai.e
FNMrN SOA1Ss, Pom AIDES,
Hsir Oi,s. Dsau q SAessAaa Pie ssrs, b., D., Ae
!. JOCY'S, Brsay st, bet. ~ and SiA.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-01

Weaver. July H. 1857.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-01
CERTIFICATE.
b, HENRY WYMAN, Esq,

Uni on, TEIL1aarScICIt I3Ay.
Is authorized to receive Subscriptions, Adver
tisements, and transact all business for the
TmNTY JouHSAL, at chat place Subscribers at
Union win receive THEN papers through Mr W
Weaver July ls, 1857
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-01
IIARMON y.
LOVER END OF MAIN SJalET ADJOINING TIE PACIFIC BREWERY
A. M. KRUTTsCENITT,

A. M KRUTT6CHNITT,
nr7 TAKES THIS METHOD OF INFORM
&la ing his friends aud the public that his Saloon
rs having been thoroughly ovclhauled and rcu
oyalcd, is now open, aud that he is at all times
prepared TO accommodate those who may favor
him with their patronage
A private room has been fitted mp for parties
and the proprietor is prepared at all times % fur
nish every variety of liquors for such occasions.
Those wishing cool, fresh glass ofLAGER, can
ha accommodated at any moment as he has so nr
ranged his Saloon that this article is brought di
rect from the cellar Of the Pacific Hrowery.
4 share Of patronage is solicited.
Weaver, July &. 1887. 27td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-01
A. BADLAHI, Jr.

4 DVERTrSING AGENCY, Saor ramento.
AOfucg at Carswell d ilossacks News Depot
q BADIAW IH. Is our agent in Sacramento, and
/. duly empowered TO receive subscriptions and
for the JorrNAI and receipt fol
the nme pp5t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-01
CLAIM AGE NCY.
Bounty L a N d Warrants
EXTRA II a Y.

FOR
Seaman, Soldiers, Marines, Teamstors,
Wagon-Masters, and all who have served in tie
Regular or Volunteer Service in any OF the States
or Territories or in any of the Indian expeditions
for period exceeding ii days such persons
are entitled to I6O Acres of Land. The
new forms are made out and forwarded to an
Aren't in Washington who will procure the War
rant Applications should be made Immediately.
g. j. CURTIS.
"a TorrN.r Puildiup WeavCryllp
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-01
SHASTA AND WEAVERVILLE
WAGON ROAD COMPANY
To WHOM Tr MAY CONcrNN

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN -;
GTsA ~-S Know YE THAT WE,
sasst,;l s,sg1lg >.T7p the undersigned have and do
:.;...5 sGt-s hereby declare. that it is our
intention to organize Corporate Company IN
der the name and style Of the
"3hsh and WeaagiIe Wagon Rod Comp
for the purpose of constructing aud collecting
tolle on Wagon Road leading from the Tower
House, ~ in Shasta county, crossing the Trinity
mountain about three miles south Of the Noun
tain House, crossing the Trinity river at Low
dens ranch and terminating at the junction Of
Brown 5 and Weaver creeks, in Trinity county.
Notice is also hereby given that we will apply
to the Boards of Supervisors of the counties OF
Shasta and Trinity, respectively on the first Mon
day ia August ncN' or a. soon thereafter as we
may be heard for authority to con truet said
road.
All persons who are now, or who may hcrcaf-
ter become subscribers to the stock of the above
named Company, are notified that Monday, the
22d Of June inst, is The time, and the Court
House in Weayeryile the place appointed for the
preliminary organization Of said Company, wheu
and where you will attend
W. S. LOWDLN AND OruERs,
Weavcrville, June 9, 1857. 2ltsbe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-01
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted to
"A the firm Of A. Cantorowitz d Co. are requested
to make immediate payment As Mr. cantorowtz
docs not intend returning from Europe il is nee
essary that the affairs NJ the old house should be
settled without delay WILLIAMS,
J rIAkTS
Weaver, Juno rs, 1874 2Gtd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-01
~ q II L g H.
ron SUPERVISOR,

CRAVEN LEE. of North Fork toVnhiP an
nouncos himself as q candidate for the office ot
Superpiser fof District SO 81 -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BuIlE'
l.y4n, ol .'hptr,Isofs p y itf".. -, g.- }
1T Is ORDERED that Ecr,s'trr att per- ~ -
seuiitg n 4 aim tor ices or ator oi any
r tnr mrrrhnu,iize. or any oiher proper! "f up
lies for ne. use o. the County. ,ha ceft'il 'uef'.E
ha officer or pcrs ordrie1 or ~on rae'td 'or sue"
,rryice, labor or supplies mn, pa.pb
ARTIST: The FOREGOING au e copy rom me F,ut
,,l n( -g,d Board Witness my hand abd me s9ai vi
h. : sad County, this May I'D, 10! , c,o-,
mxl5-6t MILLS CHAPLIN, CLERK.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
OruujJle J)aiIq 1}attc &etol0.
%s%
WEEKLY HUriE RECORD

For cIreuation in the ntuing and h2rlcnturhl MS
-its uf tho cnnnty viii contain the local und general
news of the week. tItrrspcrscd VITA I'M irstIhH ms
'callancous rendtng matter II viii contain twenty
eight columns ui reading matter, and VIII ne one ~
the Itryp.i and cheapest Weekly Newspapers in the
tsin'C. Published every saturday Hrm.-Sj per
Annutn SIX months. -; three monhs.s2.
ApVkRTtSEaENTs per square OF ten lines or lea-
a. ,,s ,,r,n 81 30
i,,ct .,n..o,,nnt inssrt,on | 90
r." \ liberal deduction will be made IN fhVor0 0l
sthOs- " 30 advertise by In" year
Il a. BGstue-- r.tri~ serted ou repsunahlt'ermh
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
j JIST IICEIV + d,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE thIFPfh9
! Nornja. li-ht l'lyi Fish, fhlng Nll-l. "a hr1r
supply of Pare rcnm Tartar Tar. Al, EN.rnci .i'
llnrlcr. EIue Nlrlnl Grrn 40 aui GiSh 'aip'ott"
Sujp r,. corn starch. Sh kerr ~a'et'drtiia @"l~a-
u4-ilia Root GUm Arab,'c. tltrit Arii, Potash. LA-
irl,,.,.t lemon ltu.p uul Vans; "a. NpHllil Tea =.
laieu iln,tra CA, Castor uii in barrels fIrr eI'
.w. .ui - iu;r ''aN. Nil icr's, io~cr>' an1 "e-h,
mons Tarla1c Nrid bay i,uW incI~tS and h"r"l-,
iis,h jiup- IN ou' poHui prrhnl's @at". la"hrt'
~,.r, lIs!ethb, iik, kusc's B,u,hiu- I~hrS. Ma
-ou 80 king. cod Liver pr ~Nani va and american
: Irau. Duhiu', lNutc,. fcnunr Nreiu i."i
drch $. oaH'- aud other fti>. taan"iS '>>'us' ~
.,,p, tuna. Essential UIs. tuUgrc.7 atr IA PIni5
;.,,I uuar,. BurAA -, : i. Pearl ,lriey anG uaht
nh,r fttirlr~ when together " ilh our former
,loc, nj brl-~. makes oar H'-"rtintnl IA varied
..d turst. as any p5ug lluU,c IA IEr CITY, 10 ~hlch
m il.,,. lh, ,itrulluu oi tu- Irauc 5nd ,hcr, bay
lu,, NH ioar..t A!EbN TbOsi NrN G =
Wholrsuie and Retail Druggists.
np5tT 49,. j street. tuIucr h,h.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

A torn j,cket i. s,"n mended, bat
hard words Jruise the heart Of a child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-27
Movements Of Mr.. Buch snan.
The Lancaster correspondent of the Phila-

The Lancaster correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Ledger says:
On Monday next, March I'd, the Hon James
Buchanan and suite, escorted by that we'll
drilled and geDtlema nly corps of volunteers,
the Lancaster Fencibles, Captain Dutchmap,
who, having rendered their services to the
President elect as his escort to the capital,
and who having been accepted, will proceed
to the residence of the President, and escort
him from Wheatland to Washington city
1t is the intention of the President to pass
over the entire route on that day. A car,
manufactured expressly for the occasion, under
the auspices of his personal friend, Robert Ma
graw, Esq Of Baltimore, will be in readiness
for his reception.
The Fencbles will be accompanied by their
excellent band, and every arrangement will
be made to do honor to the occasion.
We had the pleasure Of seeing the inaugu.
raj suit, made by an old military friend, John
Metzger, E.q and which reflects credit upon
the maker For the benefit Of the fashion
able world, we would say that the coat is lined
with black satin, and the stitching represents
| the thirty-one States, with the Keystone in the
centre. Mr.. Buchanan pstroniIes home in
dustry, and his choice has fallen upon q
worthy citizen Of Lancaster.
Sunday last being the I'D of February, tho
Fencibles attended the Rev. Mr. Krotel's
First Lutheran church, to hear discourse
which was delivered by previous arrange.
ment The text, from Proverbs-The memory
of the just is blessed-was ably and eloquently
discussed.
Mr.. Buchanan will not leave until Monday
next, when it is expected the Vice President,
Hon. j. c. Breckinridge, will be here to pro.
coed with Mr. B. to w Washington. They will
proceed by way of York to Baltimore in q
special train.
The Lancaster Wing says:
"Mr. Breckenridge will be at Wheatland
during the latter part Of the week, and the
Mheatland Club will aid in escorting him and
Mr. Buchanan to Washington. The deputa-
tion of our citizens accompanying them will be
extraordinarily large. The number of Lam
casterians at Washington on Inauguration day
Will most likely exceed in proportion that from
any o ther city''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-27
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

4 NV
In THE SENATE. yesterday, after we went to
press, on motion of Nj Hunter the Tariff bill
from the House was taken up Mr. II. moved
70 add to il the following section
SIC =. And be 20 further eHucted, That all Ar
tlcles enumerated In schedules and g. In the
ACT OF thirtietm July eighteen hundred and forty
six, reducing the duty on imports shall, on and
after the frst Of July, eighteen hundred and nfty
seven, pay ud ruloysm duties Of thirty Der cen: !:
and that all articles enumerated in schedules g,
", Il, r, q and n OF said act, each, respective
ly, shall Pay duty of one FIFTH less than the rates
now imposed by said act, with the executions
otherwise provided In this act.
The bill and this amendment, together with
others proposed in the course Of the debate
were discussed until q. m "a two hours
recess being taken from Al p M Ere they
adjourned the bill was passed. amended so as
to reduce the duties, under the existing law,
"a per cent on all its schedules; to increase
the free list as proposed in the bill before
them and to assess all raw wool, worth more
than 20 cents per pound at the port of export
alton, at % per cent. duty-makng duty free
all wool worth less than 20 cents per pound at
the port of expectation.
In TIE House, the FIVE annual appropri,
ton bills were amended generally in accord.
ance with the recommendations of the WAYS
and Means Committee, and were DULY passed
The said bills were the Civil Expenses, the
Army, Notifications, the Mail Steamers, end
the Indian Department appropriation bills |
And then they adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-27
PROCEEDINGS Of To.Dav.

In TIE SENATE, to-day, they met at IL M =,
lowing to having adjourned as late az o'clock
last night and long time was consumed In
reading the journal of the proceedings of the
day before
MT. Bsyard was urging them to take up tho
bill to enlarge the public grounds around the
Capitol, when the Star went to press.
In TIE House, the pending resolution 10
allow Mr Gilbert an open trial at the bar of
the House was defeated by vote of yeas 80,
nays 100
Mr.. Gilbert then went on to address the
House In his own defence from the report of
the Investigating Committee In conclusion
he presented protest against the proceedings
Of the Committee and of tho House in biscase
which embraced an announcement of his res.
lgnation OF his seat as a member of the BODY
from tn at moment
Mr. Orr here moved to lay the resolution
and report of the Committee on Mr.. Gilbert's
case on the table, that gentleman having re-
signed his seat; laid on the tablo-yeas l35.
nays IS
A paper was then read from Mr.. Mattesop.
OF New York, protesting against the proceed.
ings of the Committee in his case, accomnan.
led by an announcement that he had trans.
mitted his resignation to the Governor of New
York.
NJ. Richie moved to lay the resolution CT
the Committee, in tho case of Mr. Mattesop.
on the table; not laid on the table-yess g.
nays 102
The question required on the resolution lin
the case of Mr.. Matteson,) when
Mr. Bennett raised as q point of order the
question whether Mr.. Matteson, having re.
figned, the House could adopt the resolution
for his expulsion which was argued by Mr..
Is. for it, and Mr.. A. X. Marshall, Of Nv
against it, ere the Star went to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-27
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The editor Of the Union sets to rest the abb
surd story of Fabens Co., that its editor and
Mr.. Sidney Webster were interested in F.'s
land speculatiOns in Nicaragua; saying that
their declarations on the trial, afforded him the
first intimation that his old friend, Col Kin
ney, had made him millionaire landholder in
deciding to him 100000 acres of the Mos
quito grant, and insisting tina. as he has no
disposition to decline such windfall coming
to him entirely Unexpectedly, Fabens has
done wrong in keeping all knowledge of the
fact of its existence from him up to this time /;
and, further by demanding that the alleged
dsedshall forthwith be delivered up to him.
The IntstIigsneer is devoted to news to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-27
R~A CARD

~ CHRONIC DISEASES CURED
However avtrse physician may feel to this
mode OF annount eneht, yet there are circum-
stances at times demanding IT,
Dr. MASSEY, OF Baltimore, is compelled, by a
sense OF duty, to announce the necessity Of Ion
ger stay In Washington, and to say to the af cted
that, whilst he Is permitted to refer to Ladies
and Gentlemen OF the highest standing, CURED
OF ths.r SOMETIMES SUPPOSED INcURABLE D,s-
eases, IN all ths principal cities of rae UNION,
from MAINE to CALIFORNIA, WHO HAVE Wis.
TIED HIM In BALTIMORE, he eax az This hos,
Shots ample ertdsncc Of his SUCCESS In this CITY
during the last fer Toe: Ks alone There are those
under has care uho, ttDo cesks ago, had not
Ddlsed 1hhout assistance for years rho no,o
cdn go abost at teiH, and .v1n take song tcaIks,
" hilst tht re are Others, who had suffered she
toitures Of pain In various forms, who are cow
comfortable, and free fhtrctrCm
N. S-Dr. NJ employs ELEcTRICIrY, but he
otgs Of the a6fct not to Judge of Aim 'ty their
~ cLdge famere GaIuart &c 3 at1ry and HeIr
~ M las treated scores rho hore Positively
been injured by tbs Ga!vanie Bat cry; and IT is
this tIror which, in part 1t Is bis wish and object
10 correct, throughout the length and breadth Of
our land that induces his pIest protracted vi 1t
t2iscity. Rooms 1877 Pa. av west OF iket Its
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OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
~ FEB. .6, 1857 The citizens Of Wash.
1ngton are respectfully invited to assemble In
public meeting, In the Council Chamber in the
City Hall, at half past seven O'Clock D. m, on
FRIDAY next, to take into consideration the
continuation Of the Long Bridge at Its present
site, and to take measures TO cooperate with cit
zehs OF virginia, In the continuance Of the said
bridge at its present location.
w. b. MAGRUDER,
feb 26-2 Intel IN Nsro,
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALI

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
THE BOONE RIFLE CORPS wOUI ID
L respectful announce to their friends, and the
cihzeas Of Washington generally, that their sixth
on TUESDAY EVENING, March Sd
Supper and refreshments will be furnished by
en- eI periencsd caterer
The best coiillon music has been engaged
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting gentle.
man and ladies.
Committee of Arrangements.
CspI Bright Jacob FARRELL Corpor.l o,nor,.u,
Lieut. Sandersou. tent Ooer, BRYAN
Sergt Robinson Ensign Dobhtp John Rp,,su
Sergt Perkins, SeTst Suit,
feb 2-FSMGT
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NEW FURkIa~ SPRING GOODS
THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY in =
l. vile their patrons and the public generally
to call and examine their very large and select
assortment Of FOREIGN SPRING GOODS,
selected for their special trade.
They also keep constantly on hand the best
qualities Of Army and Navy Goods-Epaulettes,
swords, Sashes, Gold Laces, &c.
They also invite attention to their FOREIGN and
Domestic Furnishing Goods, Of the best manu-
facture and latest style.
H.A LOUDON d CO,
Army an Navy Tailors,
feb 27-dH 361, under Browns, H otel
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tY' An examina alton into the affairs of
Ehoch Train, the extensive ship owner of b., i.
ton, who recently failed, proves that he h. s
private property sufficient to insure the paw
ment OF all his unsecured debts, which amount