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IIhNNY kXAlL. bRCHITECT,
Ii RICHMON L.,


(oPPosITE THs AMERICAN HoTEL.l
A''' Fs 0}5LorroN. Civil Engineer.
FREDERICK KOCH Architect,
Is prepared 70 furnish Designs with Plans and fall
Working drawings for But duss Of every description,
including stills Manufacturing Establishments ana
Machinery of all kinds, with Specification, Est.
mates and Contracts oomplets, and to Eupsrintsnd
tbs construction of the same.
III will pay particular attention to laying out ana
improving SPRINGS PROPERTIES and other
WATERING PLACES, 81 well a. Publis or Private
Grounds
He is also prepared to survey and locate all kinds
Of Roads aud Canals and TO survey Mines and Lands
Having had over twenty yesrs experience In his
business srd with the best corps OF Assistants ever
in Office ia thi, stste, be feels confident that he
can give entire sstissotlou to alt who may enrusf
their work to his care And while returning thsnks
to these who have heretofore bestowed 20 hoeTs
patronage upon him, he respectfully soiicts con-
tinuanoe of Ihs sams from them and she public gens
rally.
He respectfully refer, to
Vim. III Mscfsrisnd,
VIM. III. Hsxsl,
jas H. Gardner, >hishmonA
Bacon Ssskervtll,
Lewis Webb & Son,
M Msm.' J. e. Bafi.dsi., Amelia
w. Mn. N s.. asTsGn' aooshl.nd.
WIN. $. Fontaine, King William.
DR. Prise. Hanover.
w. r. sutherlia, Dsnvilis
Geo Boiling, Petersburg
Jno r NC Daniel, LypchbuTg.
Thos J. Boyd, Wythevills.
Geo. q Curle, Lynchburs
Andrew Berne, Union
Froprietors Of the Sweet SPRING. ,A
Springs.
Roosbndse Alum SPRING.
Jas ID. Davidson, Lexington.
Col. Crozet, State hngneer. my 80
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TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FIY-
L PING ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-rhe
subscriber il fully prepared to do all kinds of work
thanks to his numerous patrons for pas. fsvors and
Bolloits q continuance Of the some Being mater
of his business be can promise his customers tina!
all work done by him will, at least, be equal to any
othsr house In the city, and fully as shesp-a fact
known to all persons who know what good work Is.
ROOFING, 6UTTERiNG. &C.-He 10 prepared
TO execute this desert ption of work in very sups-
rior manner both 10 town and country.
TIN WARE Always on hand large and gene
raj assortment of Tin Ware. Wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING -Hs Is likewise prepared to dc
all kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS He keeps always on hand large aad
extensive stoak Of Well and Garden Pumps.
felt CHARLES Fl LANGLEY.
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SSUAP AND CASDLES.-We have row Ia
~ store large stock OF the best family Soap which
warrant free Of fab oil ADD ell unpleasant olders
Also and, laIgs stick Of ~slow Candles put us
expressly for sumner use, and warranted to stand
climate We would ask the attention Of the
trade and families who wish good article at fair
prics 10 examine stock, and satisfy themselves
hat quality considered Offer sreat inducements
20 purchase Of US { CREW SON,
18th street near Old Market
- We are still prepared TO offer the hg hest
ket price for all tinds OF clean grease.
my 26-lm
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SOUTHERN MONITOR
1t will bo conducted on the plan of hia memorial
to the Southern Convention, a. published In TIA
March number Of De Bows Review
The Southern Monitor will defend the decirion and
opinions Of the Supreme Court of the United States
In the bred scot case and will advocate the Con-
s:itution and the Union on the terms ard utipul.
tons agreed to by our forefsthers 1t will support
the Democracy, :he only natonal party now In e1i,
tence and 1t will not be sectional In being Southern
for nowhere else but Ia the South IL the Cou.tit1.
tonal and URton party unequivocsiy In the ascend
spcy. It's mission i'll he to combat Black RepublI.
canism, and TO repe assaults on Southern rirh and
Southern institutions And that 1t may be effective
the co operation Of Southern men, and t-iend, OF
she South, wherever they may dwell s earnestly In.
voked.
and Family Newspaper; aid contributions and cor.
respondeuce from the psns of tn. writer, OF tho
SOUTH and others who may be interested in tho
cause, arc respectfully solicited. 1t will be sheet
OF large si4e, and handsomely printed on new tyne
The first number will be Issued on the 9Th day OF
June and 1t will be published regularly ev.ry sat.
urdey afterwards. All WIN desire to encourage the
enterprise are requested to transmit their names
without delhy, to the editor. 1he undersigned re.
fers, by permission to James Lyons Esq., President
Of the Southsru Convention
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Ore copy Per snEum. % 20 in advance
Yhree copies or one copy for three
- years '....'.'...'...-'.....'-.. o.to
Editors friendly to such undertaking will please
insert the above otherwise bring it to the notice
OF their readers The favor will be chesrfully rssip
roeate6 Address
JOHN b. JONES, Editor and Proprietor
my IL = dlmS Philadelphia, Pa.
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SOUTHERN MONITOR

n sou HknN u Il GAN IN ThE
NORrH.-The undsrsigsed has d, ssruipsd 10
establish weekly journal in Phllsdslphis 20 DO en-.
Ia -
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c1FzgxSrHzl NOTICE.-Gn and after the
Gath. Extra Train will be run eve.
ry SUNDAY to Ashland leaving Rich
moud at 9oelosk A. M. Returning, leave Ashland
at O'clock P. NJ. 8. RUTH,
sup't Of transportation.
Offse r., r. l. P. r. K. Go
Richmond, May 49, 1857. my 10
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NOTICE to TAX PAYERS. sse IL or.
! dained by the Council of the City of Richmond
That the Collector of the City Taxes shall annually
give notice In at least four of the daily Of
the city, for fifteen days prior the 6fte smith day of
June that he will attend his Office daily between
the hours OF 8 O'Clock A. Nj. and O'Clock P M
from the 18Th to the S0h OF June inclusive for the
purpose Of receiving from any person charged with
city taxes. the whole half of the amounts of
taxes charged, deducting from the whole amount or
one half as the may be, ten per certum thereon.
THE Coli cor shall, in Ike nsuner give notice for
fifteen da' prior to the 18th of December that he
will attend at his office d4ily, between the above
mentioned hours, from the 18th to 8lst Of December
Inclusive for the purpose of receiving from any per
son who has srssdy paid ere half only of the city
taxes charged 10 him, the remaining half deducting
from such haiften per cent thereon"
In pursuance Of the above amended ordinance
passed January llth 1885, will attend at the Collec
TOYS Office the City Hail. from tho 18th to the SOh
of June Tor the purpose of receiving taxes above
directed. JULIUS A. HOEsON,
Collector of City OF Richmond
N Bit will be understood from the above ofdi-
nance that those who do not avail themselves of the
opportunity of paying the first half betwee the 18Th
and 3Oth Of June are entitled TO deduction; but
are required to pay the whole amount of their bills
as soon 10 the month Of July as the Collector can
GALL on them. Persons desiring or Of as
cert aiming the amount of their taxes, will call at the
Office previous to the 18th of June.
js i-dtlHJy A d., &. c. K
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akE@sINY UEMONe1 KATkD.. dame
~ MOLTEN respectfully informs tn. Ladies and
q ,nlle1nen of Richmond and vicinity, that she will
give information in ali the STAIRS relating 10 hfs,
.uch Health. wealth Love, Marriage, Journeys,
Law Sui,s, Difficulties In Business Absent Friends,
8ickneEs ana Death, and inre,psct TO all other
iecs both past present end future, and all concerns
Of lie
PERMs-Tor Ladies' % sents; Gentlemen 50 cents
ssch.
Apply at No H. (Which 10 over the door, Tsylors
alley, between l7th and l8:h and A.in and Cary
streers Richmond Va. my l5-lmF
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TO HE DkA VIZ
EeHE5 AATyI1 y EnAV IN f61ME
AppR0YlMAn,ION PnIZNa
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
Tho Numbers from TO 81, eco, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encircled with small tin tubes sai
piAced In one Wheel.
Pie first 257 prizes similarly printed and enairsled
are placed In another wheel
Ybe wheels are then revoivsd, and = number II
drawn from the " heel of Numbers, and at the same
slime Prize 10 drawn from the ether wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib.
lied to the audience, and registered by the Corums
,ioners; the Prize being PLACED against the Number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-fhe two seeding an
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
dIst II Prizes will be entitled 20 tho 4s Approxima
the 56oON9 prize, those Tickets numbered 1928,
liA9 ll25l 1882 will each be entitled to S225 II
Ticket No $50 draws the 600 prize, those Ticket
number sd 546 $40 55l, $50 will each be entitled to
$500; and so on, according TO the above scheme.
rhs 5000 prizes Of $50 will be determined BY the
Last figure Of the number that draws the 600 Prize
For example, II the nuUber drawing the $50 COT
prize, ends with No. l. then all the Tickets where
the number ends In will be entitled to $40 ifthe
the number ends liz 2 will be entitled to 80, and 70
ON to 0.
Certificates OF packages. will be sold at the follow
Certificate of Package Of 10 whole Tiskes......s8t
10 quarter 1880. q
10 eighth ...... IL
liz OEDsRINs TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Ticket,
ordered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets endin,
In any figure they may des.gnate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to pure hasers Immediately after the drawing.
II Purchasers will please write their signstures
plain and give their Post Office, County and Stats
q Remember that every Prize IL drawn aud rsy
able In full without deduction.
|" All prizes Of s 900 and under, paid iunmedi
ately after the drawins-other prizes at the usua
time of thirty days
An communication. strictly confidential.
I'd FpS .kos. ~
y. BWAN l. CO, Atlanta, Ga
Or, 3. SWAN 4 CO.
Richmond Va
e A list OF the numbers that are drawn from tn
wheel with the amount Of The prize that each one 10
entitled to- will be publi'hsd AFTER every drawing,
In the following papers: New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register, Cha, STANDARD, Nashville Gazstte,
Atlanta lntellisencer, New York Weekly Day Book,
savaunsh mornins News, and Richmond Dispatch.
NV "a
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DACtkMuND b EE. l. AND BRASS
II FOUNDRY FANCY CRATE AND FENDER
MANUFACTURE2-No 225 Main street, between
9th and 9Th, west side.The subscriber has for sale
800 Crates, Tenders and Summer Pieces embracing
100 different kinds and 10 daily manufacturing Grstes
70 order wholesale and retail at Nor hern prices
Crates, Bells, &c Iestly packed snd forwarded to
any part of the State Also Bells and Brsss Castings
mode order and all kinds Of rePsrng dono IS sha
shortest notice.
NH lS--Gm ShM'L ID. DENOON
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A GkICULTUKAA4W A h HU u = E...
N The subscribers continue to manufacture Asri
eutui al Machines and Implements, Of the most sp
proved patterns and superior workmanship. They
ask attention to 'CsrdwslPs Horse Power and
Thre.heI," single and doubled gesred, with Sep.ra
tor If required, which have taken a premium ut
every fair at which they have bssn exhibited.
ALSO,
Croskill's Ciod CrUsher
Manny's Improved Reaper and Mower, she best
IN uae
kich's Iron Beam Piow, highly improved
Seymour 4 Ssges Broad Cast Grain Sewers
Masic Corn and Cob Mill, an excellent machine
Reynolds Whest Fans, and several other pat
terms
Corn Shelters Hand and Horse Power from 81 .
to 835
hay Preasesi Wheat Drille; Corn Planters
Cider Mills; Grain Cradles; Hay Rakes Hsrows
Grain Gieaners Tobacco Mills, &c. nc.
BALDWIN, CALDWELL eco,
ap 4-dSm No l48 Main at Richmond
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS CUM'Y,l
RICHMOND May LIST, 1857
" Hl SPECIAL NOTICE..
- TQSE We are prepared to trsnsest any
business ON the Virginia Central
Railrosd (app ,ttan ing to the Express business
Especial attenton vii, be paid to THAT line In cor.
nectiou with the different -prings Of Vtrsinia
Messenger will leave daily at O'Clock A. Nj, In
charge of valuables, money, lc.
For further particulars apply to
J L. MACDONOUGH, Agent
myI Adami Express Co, ia Main st.
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MkDlCIN9 H.


VIRGINIA WORM KILLKR.-Cs..,-..
mefensnm and othsrs should not forget 9, s.a.ZZ
themselves With this p,pulsr and unfsilips Wy
very and pesssns .nd certain il H. s.. Gsias
LADD Co. BENNETT, BEERS Tfs HEk
.e - ---.------ asis
LACK SONS EXCET6IOR r. T-T E5-
Reed and pay attention to the follovins ss,tss:,.
from well known and distinguished citizen. Nd -
how highly hs speaks Of these selsbratsd ai.t.,.
% much in vogue: s's
"Mr. n. II. JAcKsos-Dear Biz Nv uo.h.,.,,.
law, Mrs. Armstrong, has been afflicted with r,x..
pepsis for some sixteen years Not 6ndips An, -,
msnsnt relief from the various remedies ased, shs
affords me much pleasure TO testify their
results. She now enjoy her food with reli.b r.
sas va. stranger Pr'vo1. TO the Of your
A .AnTAIN CUHE FOX ALL.
In dresry winter. snow or rain
When winds do blow, sm the ssms
In inwiy cot, or rteh mans retreat
am to them, INSTANT RELIET.
xor lonely orphan, the poor mans br!Aa
Sor those that use me tits their pride
10 recommend when cast down with ,rs.f
Their creates. comfort 10 INSTANT Kim
FOR CoU6Hs and COLDS, It's to preveat
And cure all those for such Pm meant
I'm nice to take, It's quite atrsat
Do take thi. syrup, LEoNARb's INSTANT
Price % cent, as.. ds. fan
4 LUh ELL n Il NJ For Pulmonary DIs-
~ ease In its inoIpient stage, and for Cold. and
Coughs. Mrs DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stand. "a,
above any other remedy that has been oasrsd s
the patronage OF a Southern community. This mod.
cine does not profess to eradicate all disease, Of
Whatever nature with which humanity may b. A.
ftcted-nor does the proprietor declare II to hs tho
ONLY cUsE for pulmonary disc ses but from tbs re-,
putatior It has cqoired for ITSELF and that too with
out puthn2, with those who have used It. and from,
tn great number OF certificates of residents of Rioh
mond, who have been benz fitted and cured By It's use
abe feels at bsrt7 to commend it to general u.s., sat-
ished that the afflicted cannot 1. without rs.siv.
Jog great benefit om its healing and curative pow.
ers.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett L. Beer,
Alex. Duval, Paitsrson jackson, Cbss Mispaush
: Pirot. A. rcdeker ard Ch.s n Yale nv II
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cEaazxaEEl RICH NJ - Nd ARD DAN.
giFESsIssssssY1GssHY VILE EAILROAD-CHANGE OF
sCHEDULE-S UMM INFER AR.
RANGEMENT.-on and after Wednesday, June Sd,
1857, the Nail Train will leave Richmond Station
dsly Sundays excepted) at O'Clock A. NJ arrive at
the Junction. connecting with the South side Rail-
road toing to L1nchburg at As A. M and arrive In
Danville ct SIS P. NJ
Returning leave Danville at 6 Is A. Nj, arrive at
Junction, me citing South-sids Train st II O'Clock A.
M, and arrive In Richmond ut o'clock P. M
C. CAMPBELL,
my % General uperIntendent.
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DkkClVAL g. GRANT.
I ARCHITECr6 AND CIVIL ENGINEERS

l. ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL LNSlNEEES,
OFFICE, aoDDIN's HALL, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully offer their services to tho public With
| thorough Professional training and combined
Practical experience Of more thsn 20 years, they
hope - give Satisfaction thoss who may favor them
with orders.
In the A rchftectu L. n Q; will fur
nish desisns for Churches, Public Buildings
Town Houses, storcs, Villas, and alterations Of
old buildings; and also for Ornamental Grounds,
with full Working Drawings, Specifications and su.
perintepdeuce.
In the EnglueerfBg Department will attend
to the branches connected with Railroads, Sew
erase and drsnsse of Farm Lands, with all nscssss-
sary Plans and EstInstes.
A variety OF co0Dl0le sets Of Plans for Churches
villas Farm CsrsAsdss Bridges, &c, can be seen at
their office my 22-2m
SUMhkk CLOTHINa...-I have nav la
~ store large assortment Of light summer Cloth
Ing compfissg all the latest styles OF Goats Pants
and Vests and Furnishing Goods 10 great variety at
unrsaaily low prices. for cash. All In want, win
J. D. GOODMAN,
jse Nc. iIs Main street.
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9u IMPs1RTArT NOTACh TO RI
Iii HAT, BOOT AND CATER WEAR III
SA& ERS-From IS to 20 per cent saved by HS
buying from J Fl. ANTHONY, Columb ian .be9
Hotel. Best quality moestin Hats IS 50; second
quality rs; silk Hsts &25a; fine cslf.kin sewsd Boots
SS 50; Conaress Boots, best quality french patent
leather, SIS IS; English kid IS IS; buckskin IS 81
lasting 50; ealtskin Is, patent leather Pumps co.
cslfskin 90. as calfskin oxford Ties225 They are
all msds to ordersand warranted to wear we'll
FERNS, cash on delivery one price and no abate
ment. sp 10
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STEAM IRON WOXkS, 25S Main st.
- near seventh The subscriber 10 now pre-.
pared with increased facilities to manufacture all
kinds of IRON WORK, such IS IRON RAILING,
VERANDAHs, STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR
DOORS, GRArlNGs, &c, &C. CRATE 8 and
TENDERS, and sill kind of House Work, and Job
bipg done on reasonable terms
Ey- Particular attention given to the enclosing Of
CEMETERY lots, Railing, &c, for the country, %
made as to be easily put up. A call solicited.
NH l4---6m GEO g L0WNES
~ EGRDPOLIc.s-7he subscriber having
" since the opening of our beautiful Hollywood
enclosed hundred and ssventy-eight sections
which Ia sufficient evidence of tbs superiority of his
work
He respectfully solicits the patronage Of those In
tending to enclose buryipg grounds with Stone and
Iron Railing JOHN w. DAVIES,
Marble, Granite and Brown Stone Works,
my Him Main between 9th and Och rts,
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HAS, OARS, ? sAUss, 20.

~>s~~>>~~~-~~~~~~>~>>I@>1
n NPEClAL NOTICk...The subscri
bsr would most respectfully call the attention
Of the ladies end ssntlemen Of the city 40 well
- - those Of the country, to another lot Of those
very superior french Boots snd Shoes, which he has
Just received, conpr sed in part Of
L.diss Consrsss a.itsrs- Heels, With Tips
o DO Dc e,, d so,. Rod do ,, r,: .ga..o,
DO DO P. L. Pumps very sup'r
do do Villa Shoe
do do Moulisr Tie
do Calf do do
do do Villa ghoe
Missss' CoIr'd Kid Congress Heel Caters
Chidren's do do do do do
Ladies' Embroidered Slippers, very foe; and many
other styles Of Shoes
ALI 10 want of something that IL very nice snd sups.
rior will do veil to call on ALEX HILL,
je I0-9t III Main st
We WILL. SELL YOU n arst-
1 rate srtio OF q ent . Calf and Patent Lea
Their Congress Caters sewed for &3 ",
richly orth &5; Gents L. pegsed Caters, q 50;
Gert,s Calf and Patent Leather Pumps. 90; Gents
Calf and Lasting sswed jersey Ties, 225; BoyS
Calf snd Patent Leather Coosress 0siters 300; do
do Pumos ? 90; DO. Calf Oxford Pies, So do do.
Jersey Ties 25 Youths cloth top 0siters Il S74 DO
Calf Oxford Ties, 49, DO. Jersny DO l00 DO. Pa
tent Leather Union Ties, 90 Childrsu's Opera
Boots IS Cali and bs convinced that the greatest
bargains In the city at
MARCUS HARRIs, 1873 Broad st.
N. B. fhoes made to order at the ihortest notice.
We have also Gents Uppers Of various styles which
we will sell ehsep. j. 10 VI.
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MARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER g. VINCENT,
Dealers In ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE,
and Manufacturers OF MONUMENTS, TOMBS
FONTS, MONUMENTAL HEAD PIECES &C..
nearly opposite I'd Baptist Church. on Main street.
have on hand large and we'll finished assortment
of work be found In any establishment In the
city.
Prices lower than the same quality OF work seR
be obtained in any of the Northern cfsies.
v,h
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AGhk BEkR put up In BOTTLES tor FAINT
~ use warranted t, be pure and the best article
10 tho market for tho cure of Dyspepsis Per dozen
pnt l25 per dozen quarts 822S; 10y retura Of the
bottles % cents q dozen allowsd,l sold by
r. WlLBACHER,
No. 208 Main street.
Also, BY kegs offs and 16 gallons.
Ofcers lett with Mr.. u. A. strecksr, Lsidlsy L
kobinsen, or IT nystors, will BE- promptly attended
70 lee
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rHkAP HOUSE AND SIGN PAfNT1NG
~ AND GLkZING.-fhe subscriber proposes to
work cheaper than any other Shop in this city, and
will do his work in such q manner to please his
patrons All ask is fair trial; give job and
will do It in suoh manner to insure another from
the same My shop is on It'll street. just In the
Of the Marshall Theatre up stairs, between Grace
and Broad streets | respectfully solicit a cali
fr3 my friends and fe low citizens My motto %,
punctuaty to all jobs, ethor large email done at
minutes notise. VIM C. BARNES,
nv l2-lm Practical Hnua. and SiRn Peinter.
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3
tTichenor's old sssnd) keeps constantly on hand
and ms.es to order all kinds of CARRIAGES,
ROCkAWAYS. RUGGIES, SULKIES. SPRING
WAGONS ETC. He has now ON exhibition in his
show room an unusually large assortment, which he
IL Opposed to sell upon very reasonable terms. Em.
ptoyng the best workmen, and usirg the finest
terial he 10 enabled to warrant all his work.
~ Coach srnithine and jobbing of all kinds exc
cuted promptly, as usual and upon reasonable terms.
nv lS-Sm*
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q SELLING OUT AT COST. For In g
~ purpose of closing 70 my Drug and Apothscary
&& business. offer for sale, at cost. for cash. my
y stock of Drugs, Medicines aud Fsncy-Ss0
couptslnga general assortment Of articles Al6nG1
kept in an Apothecary store - :.
AIso, the Fixtures, Cases and Furniture be
to the store J. +. JACKSON, No II Mar
my .6-n Old mssk.i ~
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MUUDEN PUMPS.

VINHE subscriber is nov ready to furnish WOODEN
! PUMPS 10 order, Il any length capacity
These pumps made so that water will not frssie
tn them. Warranted 10 work well for one year.
lqueduct logs furnished t. order. Orders may b.
l-'t q. the ON ce OF ~ L. Shorey, ESQ or with the
subscriber At Is place u business near D. o. Sho-
rey's Machine Shop.
Davenport. Nov ~. dRVtf q. eHO2UY.
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y. a. NEEOREH'S
Foundry and Machine Works.

TUNHE PrupriHtcr !, now prepared - rK"cute every
j variety 81 machinery at short notrc
sup of St. am Ea.inrs from - loo horse ppwer;
EnsiI-s, isth-s, PiAners Grt MtlssAnd al dstrtI-
tsons os Ilii wcrk. sole agent IN he West for
III. mannrsctMe.f u AcCord's Anti Fricaon Rcss-
Power; sup -rtor nachinr for the puspsr intended.
lie would invite the ATT n,isn of parties requiring
ShaftIrv - hts Adjustable Hanger and stlfOiliLg
Boxes, superior 10 anything lii use.
Particular attention VIII b. pAit 20 repaarig ma
chin.ry, and prompt a,trntlon given to all "rirrs
propose execute my work In the best m,Dner, aud
Ask parties requiring schin,ry repairing TO favor
me with IN ir orders Cas,inss Of all kinds supplied
TO order. Works on Third street, opposite the o.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-15
Eleven nest Desirable Bsiiling


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i dvcl corner of L. CAire and Front streets, sub
divided Into elevsA bOss sSissble fer conmcdious
stores. and Cemmtssson Housrs .s cdsraA % sssss
OF tns ABOVE na1Desl term. Convenient steamboa
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peculiarly desirable fcP basiness parpos.s. In
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