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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

FROM kANsAs.-kansas advices to the 18th
have been received at st. Louis. Both parties
were stih claiming to be victorious in the recent
election. Gov. Walker defends the voting of the
soldiers on the ground that being in the territory
SIX months makes them citizens. There are no Of
fetal returns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

The GOODS OF THE STEAMER NoRFoLk-The
Norfolk Day Book states that part of the hull
and some eight thousand dollars worth of the
goods OF the Norfolk had washed ashore. The
goods were sold in the different districts. From
80 to 60 per cent. salvage was allowed on the
gross amount Of sales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

kansas, swimming the Red River by thousands
One woman, in one day, killed Eve hundred,
with her washing implements on the banks of
the river.
, PREPARATIONS FOR fHE IssUISa or THE
BLUE BooK.-The General Land Office has
completed the list of all employees in that
branch Of the public service, whose names,
compensation, ETC., are required for insertion
in the next Biennial Register This list in
cludeS not only all the officers here, but the va
rious Registers, Receivers, Surveyors General,
Clerks in the several land States, and all the
printers employed by the Office during the two
years ending the 3Oth ut.
Hon. THOS. A. HEgDRICKs, Commissioner of
the General Land Office has returned to this
city, and resumed the discharge Of his Official
duties this morning .. 49,
NAVAL COURTS OF lNQUIRY.-Court No.
was occupied to-day with the case of Lieut..
Murray. Chaplain Barlow and DR.. Grier were
examined on behalf Of Murray
PRoMoTIoN.-Chief Engineer, Samuel Archi-
bald has been appointed Engineer in Chief in
place of Chief Engineer Daniel B. Martin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

II Thos. J Hardy has beeR tried and con.
victed before the Circuit Court Of Richmond
for rape upon the person Of Laura A. Bennett, q
small girl only nine years old, and sentenced te
the penitentiary for 20 years - /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17
THE wEEkLY STAR

of this days date contains the history (which
has attracted 80 much attention. of Walker
career in Nicaragua, prepared for the Star by
conc who knows" The News, Literary and
other departments are remarkably complete
this week
Price-Single numbers 3 cents, or Sf.25 per
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

A CADEMl OF MUSIC,
n Conner Ilth Sc. and Pa. az.
THREE SoIREES MUsICAIES.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY SATURDAY,
October 2Ist, 22d, and oath,
SIGNORA PARAVALLI.
Prima Donna, from the Queens Concert Rooms.
London, and recently from Grand Opera, Mexico,
Mr.. F. NICHOLS CROUCH,
The Composer.
Reserved Seats 81. Tickets 81 cents-to he had
of MIR. Crouch, ut the Academy Of Music. the MUSIC
Stores. and the Hotels. &C 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-we shall con
"A unue Tng out about one week more, and
hence beg our friends who are in want of bargains,
not TO let the present opportunity pass by.
Those who owe us small accounts will greatly
obiige US bv setting up before close.
During the few DAYS remaining we shall offer our
goods at great discounts.
III. J. MCLAUGHLIN Il CO.,
oc17 % Pa av., bet. 9th and 9th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

IMMENSE REpCCTION IN THE PRICES
4 OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Having on hand an nnususlly large stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING and FURNISH
ING GOODS of the latest and most approved style Q
we have determined to reduce 1t by cash sales, re
gardless OF sacrifice. With this object in view, we
hsve ma ked our prices to meet the wants of all in
search of good articles.
NOAH WALKER Il Co.
Marble Hall Clothing Store. No. So Pa ay..
ocl INV Browns Hotel Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
NAG LES
American Juvenile Comedians
will make their first appearance IN Washington,
On MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 18th, 1857,
and remain for one week only.
This Company of talented Children, all under "a
years of age, bv their wonderful deiueatlous of
character, have called forth the unounded applause
of large and fashionable audiences in the principal
Cities Of the Union.
The Press, without single exception. endorse
them as uneQualled.
The Rev. Clergy pronounce them moral and in
structive.
ana moral ex hbiton brought before the pubic
Doors open at Z; commences al O'Clock.
Admission - cen O. No half price. ocls-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

The CRASH IN WALL SrHEEr.-The New
York Nevs gives graphic description of the
scene in Wall street ON Tuesday last, when the
''run' was being made that forced eighteen of
her banks to suspend before the close of bust
ness hours, and the rest unanimously to resolve
" not to pay specie over their counters on the
next morning. that being the phraseology in
which they promulged the fact that they had
81 gone the way of all fesh' financial: in these
times. We entertain no sympathy whatever
with the New York banks, because their re-
fusal to take the step which they were CON-
pelled to take at the eleventh hour ruined
hundreds, if not thousands, Of the most enter
Prising and useful business men in New York
quite as sound in the way of substantial assets
as themselves They played the part of the
aog In the manger, and in the end found that
kespins the merchants from the food (inanciaD
in their guardianship did not suffice to make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

7 OOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
TO THE CASH CONSUMERS OF COAL
AND WOOD. q,
We have now on the way. large carKoes Of Z d
and WHlTE-ASH COAL, which we purchs sed in
Philadelphia for cash. since the great pressure IN
money matters. We can sell IL cheap for cash.
We have on hand, at our wharf. the largest and
best supply of WOOD in town, which we will also
sell low for cash. .-
-'. WARDER 4 STEWART
Once corner of III and 18th streets
oc l7-2wH Wharf 18th st. and Canal, south side
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.,

A ,ss1 vsgIr And Fl. r,SwER oAfAGoaUs roe
WIN s. a asrss 81 800
s ss.ieS
.p.,r-o wia be pusishsd BY
APFLEToNs ssIrw9S AND s1 "a ssnSS a7TsAAfffex
For April; ps zss Price 70 oent-
Yerk ana Central RAiwsy With pcss.sa 'A' NOV
y ~: T. S
Nap 3; The x Es. sn ::.SI ss...
United United s s:
inds1 90 DriDcipsl towns in The United
S'ies y q ssss Win q. r6 DwsI and Canada
H. 9a.etser Ct the Unaed States. arranged under the
81: s;Ss 4ss.: S: s,.sg ,: r.. s.".'.
"a Last Of New rue.cauon;
L. Il f Siss. 3 s.. S'ss:.s.''
s5AsT q s, yFs s6 M0Sral,ss
sens Sr:aa verne ihnsssTi ~ rws
Mo.sts. IIasr..ed b, Thirteen Ensravnga
Oliver Goldsmith by ihomas Darlington Macau'sy.
{ ao1 a nv. KathAade, Hawthorne.
5he Mssr'a Cure.
he~nhcencs OF Foreign Celebrity Recepaoa hsruing
Parbara's CoHrtship.
The Three Numbers.
The LeOnsrds.
Little Dorrit ny Charles Dickens nustrstions Ua
expected Afer Dinner speech-Ihe Night Chapter Ths
n s
IY y n:
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Editor . Drawer.
The InauguJ alton illustrations shadbisv: He
reaches sshpRon Finds LodsoRs; Has Company; Msaes
Finds Friends Loses Pure Dives his Opin.ons '
la.hioDs for april illustrations Door Oostu nes
Mastnla Mourning Collars Mourning Sleeves
pGe with the present number respectfully requested TO
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twenty five cents number The voune IS
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and mus In covers furnished 70 those have
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each Ihksca volumes are now ready bound IN CALF and
publishers supply specimen numbers gratuitouay
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ments with them for circulating the Magazine rhey Will
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Of day Every number wii contain numerous pictorial
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HARPER BROTHERS, Publisher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27
THE FIRENIEN.

The Treasurer has had ,hs happy privilege .evs ysasu
past Of expressing In bel alt Of the Fire
iovnd acknowledgements well a. TO pcher his hearty
CALCULATIONS Tor the very haerng that has
attended the efforts Of the Eau Comniee sub
i tai benefit TO the Widow and Orphan Fund Of the
Itmept, but In the instance
eescy to find suitable ths seutsos Of
recitation and high
occasion naturally inspires and the voluntary
exertiops o. the Committee very forsibly sugges,a
Wbe the lieasuer on behal Of the regards
imperativey due to the Committee lust med AZ
rrase N tender them his especial and sincere SAG
ment ne the edmraoie Arraz Rements and
ues In which the ball conducted present seassu
and 10 vbnh was owing In great degree the Rrs
pg result he I'D Use called upou TO er,eud n enc
fellow citizers senersy who manifest eeuorsu
Interest In the Department and through whose inmslas
sDd happy opersuou enabled contrfbs n a.
ssove muni6cent addition fund, his warmest IA
b srtfea thaIks
NEW YoRK, March Is, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

TtHF ACTIVE AND RxenPT MEMBERS AND PRIENos
Of Bwser HI Engine Company No 81. requesssd 70
meet ~ the engine touee sunday March ~
a,tscd the funeral Of Berry VIII By crd =
Of VIM NJ FISK Frerss
BARIoI W. RIcHARpeos, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

az 0fAO 70 INvFsy TN spCosD HAND ULoTHrra.
gO.vUU -Gettenep WISHING 70 con,e.t len on Or sur
y e.inss Q. r saArs..ps JANIS nohoSff, E9k PeAsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

rRk1H ExTRAOfEp WITHOUT PAIN IL THE oRpwR
cftne dsy.-Bumbug Il will extract them for rs ceus
VIII BIZ, iue pain on prlnciple Teeth inserted 81
q each X. WOODWARD RoB1Nsoh, ~. graduate a
ihe Philadelphia Medical and Dental Cot eges 1@ Grand
suve, be'N scn Centre spd Elm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27
RK wARDs.

"a nEwAkD -DAouERRsoryPE LOT, covrArr.
dO irs The I'D enen ~ lady and eman supposed 10
have been lost In sRs1 street and or scond
sreet spfe IN New York Grand street stage Williams
burg Be finder Win The above esad BY Leaving
~ siyh avenue conner Of Ninth street for Il II Tyson,
The nevepsper stand
tx RkwARD LOST. ON WEDNESDAY,, a5rH INST
,pC email vhe poodle cog N The Prince
wboev~ wi bring ssb 70 cot West Fou-teeoh sre be-
tween Nnib and tenth VIII receive The above re
vard-
Gin EEws m Lost or TUE EvsNrss or TUE
vIV 2ph inst, biaeh ven when wakns Through
Brosd~sy from Bl>ecter 70 rcurteenh street do~n Four.
eentt fh avenue and no Fifh aveue 10 Twenty.
bird The above reward will he paid delivery 10
The owner Al Bisncsrds Hotel e2b Broadway.
CLOTHING. 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27
DENTISTRY.

HTrr1CrAL TEEfH NJ LEvETrs NEW AND IN.
"A proved atmosphere pressure plates fnr artificial teeth
are rcmUf able for their inc essed sdhsskou rums
powr msshonun ends are yey rperor 70 the ordinary
sucucn pets ac vel sdsp,ef for the continuous VI
desired 1hose wearing reouing artificial teeth win Ord
muh " heir advantage 70 examine this great
before engaging else here LkvkTT Dentiu ~ Waiver
icy pisre, rear Btosdvey, established 1895
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

nrNrrsTHr.-Dn n. q, DURKru, CANAL sTRuws
near v"ics oil No 17s 0new, tsl invses siseuticu
s cns ard euccessul ~psxencs DAILY cpevaftre with s
eew ard h~mlr~s besumbirs agent preventing ell rsb
pYto~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27
0ksRCnAl. nasraOHo,

ELECTION FOR DrRpOf0Rs OF rBg SECOND
a Avenue harcsd Company Tor tbs ensung year yin Ne
held On MONDAY, April ~ the see OF the company corner
81 Forty second s6eet and second The po~ Wa
open q IL O'Clock and cinse Ihe anafs bsot %
doed rom The IN u March 10 The 9Th Of April bob days
Inclusive. BY order. D. r. PET IRA 6ocrOfarr
kxw YORK. March n, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

TWENTY TBIRD srBRrr rERRy.-THE REPAIRS
upon hh frvry hsr besr cosneetet the bcss win
sume their regular tps Penny Bridge rewto~n creek
eundAy, m lush
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, X
4. 4 W. GEERY,
sO3 Canal st. 4 719 Broadway. NV,
(Established ls0A)
Importers md Dealers In First Quaiities
FAMILY GROCERIES,
bder to the TRADE HOTELS PRIVATE FAMILIES
and 81 Who srs choice in their taste, asd draire
genuine article, . large variety Of
fSAH. GkAEN AND BLACK. SOUCHON6, POCCH-
ON0, kAGLlSH BREAKFAST, OCLOi0, IMPE
RIAL, HYSON, 0ONPOwDkR. YOUNG HYsON,
II g: ~ chests and half chests, DC.
lyOfFkE-4oCHA and JAVA
SHERRlE6 PORTS HOOKS
&C.. very old and high grades, In original psckx-
Il Sc, oeuuOns. maa0ums and botties.
HAkTON and GOE6TlER'G CLAREr0.
yhAAPAGNES: Mact L ChAndons, Cabinet Iup'l
AVerzensy Do. Heiiseick, g. II. MuAm's, d. do,
NVUOkS-ulendies Runs, Whisky, 8tn, Arrach,
Absnthe, kirsch. &C, &C., in original packages
ss,, Curscso, Aaraschino, Anisette, Noyeau, Bit
ters, DC
GALr LIQUORs-Inndon Brown Stout, Scotch and
English ALkS.
EGARS-A variety Of Choice Dvsnlp
hCKLkS-EE8LIeH ana FRENCH
AUOkS-Bor Rish. Curre. Game, Meat, &c.
eHgES8- STlLTON. CHgDDkR, ROYAL vyCTO-
RIA, PRlNC1 ALBB1T, PARMkSAN GRUY.
ERE SAPSA60, DUTCH, and AMERICAN.
N0ARS-LOAe, CRU0HkD, PULvkRISYD q
CRO1x, &c. 10 barrels rnd half barrels.
"a AAS-WESTPHALIA and AMERlCAN.
Oils OLIVE, Sperm and WHALE
ETOur Liquors are warranted unadulter sted au
e'Ouf own impDrtatiOn. lApr, - d1y1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
kIeve1 lest Desirable DulDdinl
Lots.
70 Leeso fee Hfteea Yaar.

YWD 0outA fiacsSuasl half Or 49, = r.~&,
- nvel corner Of u Olatrs saA Vrsas stseees am
oivoee meo eleven lots suitable for c0@nc6isue
ssetS, end Oommissio0 Hoases, . olsrsd q Iane1
leoding win psuEintty 70 The hailsuad aepoe. -
pecuaarly dselra6ie ios buansss psspess.. m
ulrsof Wm 3, H1LDRBfn, Dast Deyeorort .
DAWSON fRUD. Daveapost flel
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II you want the latest new
you want the latest news
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Where can be found ut al times the greatest Va RI
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slppi River The following received regularly and
for sale ~ our counter.
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wsveriy Monthly, Gazette Of Fashion, Ilventor,
Yankee Notions, Physiological Journal
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New York Ledger and Ledger Of Romance,
Clipper, Citizen, Picayune, Brother Jonathan,
Home Journal Country Gentleman, Rural N. Yorker,
darpers Weekly Irish News,
Porter.s Spirit, Irish American.
Police Gazette, Scientific American,
Living Age, Spiritual Telegraph,
Spirit Of the Times,
Lesslies illustrated News and Thompson's Reporter
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Cincinnati Times, and Commercial,
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Times, ." Public Ledger, Commercial
Chicago d. u Press,
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Times,
Missouri Republican and Davenport PAPERS.
Subscriptions received for the above on the most
liberal terms by the Month, Quarter, or Year
Ssbscrtbs Mere sad szes yossy possa0e.
S. STARR, Agent.
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JOAf ZZyWyuERN.lJF,

| r. 1eCk lsLAhD ACA
VIZ" MUSIC ~
9 TO II Z
H. A. PORTEh 4 BRO, Paorauvroa,.
CBske cor to- 7. Crefs.)
uAvIM0 purchased ont the entire interest Of Mr.
IA J. J Croft, ve Intend keeping ON hand at u
tiass Anc sterk os Musical lnssruments. Our
Ass0vtment Of Pianos,
viii comprise those from the celebrated manusac,or.
tss of b0ardman, Gray L Co.: Chicherine; Firth.
Pond o.; Keogh; and Haliet I Davis; thuse Of an,
other makers and not on hand. viii be furnished %
' GG1IoDHoNr0
Of PRINCE co stand unriva allied and give perfect
sstisf. ction, I've know this TO be So havia9 sold
large numhrT for the last few years. )we shall
be sapplied with good stock Of these Instruments
- Ne con Tecommend them. Priccs vary from osb
70 oSdo. sccordins to size and anish.
Sheet .vgtsssc.
large assortment, and In constant receipt Of .
Popular New Music. Orders supplied We intend
sending orders weekly. that orders left b.
depended upe0 within NV days st faithest.
q Drcond- h and Pianos and nclodrons bought o.
taken In exchanGs for new instruments. Piano,
and aeiodeons TO let. Instruments repaired and
Havins secured the services Of Mr.. T. A. Klnss.
burg 70 ssperintsnd the estsblisha~n, we shall bs
pleased q oil tunes 10 receive the calls of our fresds
and the public. Strangers visiting thr city viil nnd
our Plano Hall pleasant resort, and will aso learn
that 'hcv can supply themselves we'll ~ By go,Ds
farther east
Orders solicited. and whether By mail or In person
VII b faithfully attsnded to.
HA PORrRR 1 BRO.
0eWs ere By sppontnent, direct from the man.
ufaeturers. tho sOLs AGENTS for Boardnan, 0ray
Cos. ceiebrated Pianos, and have the entire control
for this rcGion IN this STATE ~ well - Iowa.
f0h2Adavtf
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ShE subscriber he's one thvusand scses Of prius
= prairie lsnds II Jasper, 0eesy, MaSsAat snA
Frankin Coonties, which he viii ssl for cash or en-
AAhee iof osnsF property upon the most favorable
ernss, also for sole some ins building Ia1sn Hrsv
ID cry streets In North Davenport.
Jan 10 d0 OLIVIA O. LOGAN,
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NOTICE TO ADvERT1AERS.
Large cuts charged dousse ths same Dimensions .
type.
Displayed advertisements one half more thai
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts viii be understood
amply strictly 10 the Immediate business sf the adver
t,.~, and oil other sent 10 By the ad
ver,i,er will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruct'on
iI b. iusertsd until forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for reiisioss and benevolent perposes ~
.ry,ed oas time free Of cost, thereafter chsfsss
ether Advertisements.
Advertisements frou abroad must
.,ay,sSiv In sAvoaes, unisss from sppFo'
Contracts for yearly sdyer tsins eef@'"s'e
,s,oo ~ advertisers they payins Al sos~" "
ss ,er crnt on ,he contract price
.ov.ui..men,, inserted next to realm" ms''"
an -. can, advance above rates, ana sep' on IN
.,.,. ., no, cent advance On regular rates.
AZ ,,.o.,en. advertisements must DO paid for In
advAnce.
,.so n WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
.ANDkKs h kkO. Daily Gazette.
NJ LIsCHER d co, Der Dsmokrat.
HAKklNGIOk h wILKIE, Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
PALACE DINING HALL.

Ladies . ~ 0ealIemens ICE CREAM
OfSF80, and Dlsing Roems,
side.
Everything In the IA TING, Fruit and Ooafect.
touery line, served TO order In the best style and
on shortest notice LEMONADE, ICE CREAM and
good Cigars always on hand.
apl.10dtf. R,C NIXON 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

ONn hundred and twenty Building lots In N
SAddition u the town Of Port Byroa
These lots are eligible and handsomely situated On
:ne bank OF the Mississippi They vi b rod a
tonsble 1erms
For particulars inquire Of Aessrs. Durfee Pratt 4
Co;, Fort Byron, Charles J. RoSers, BsQ LeOlaire.
Corbtn 4 Dow Davenport, or Of the subscriber.
JANIS NAY
" inc subscriber has numbericss desirable ME
Ce0f iand IN and near the cities Of Davenport and
AeCaire, amp near the town Of Port Byron, that he
u res 70 sell. fOctl6tfl i'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
Valuable City Property fsr Sale,

THt ississidpi House, situated on Front street
between lain and Harrison streets viii be cold
money can rem ain for and years st 10 per cent
Also Lot on 81 st near the Depot, ,39xi60 feet;
Also Lot on eth street, adjouing the Depot, sSx
100 feet;
Also corner lot Brady st, corner Of Clay, losx
IS feet.
The lots on ID and Ath streets splendidly situ.
ated for business purposes, and the location Of the
Brady street lot 10 one OF the best In North Dsven.
port.
For particulars apply to
FAIRBANKS HICKSON.
mhSOdtf Honman's Building Main It,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

H1vIMo ssssslhAsd hisss,f "a ~ paass h ~
= 4, eSa'sss - q vs - 5aA lIA!iss. p.sSess
n.er kasss. oe9 Pam. 1usss eunSsrs. Pisecs ~
HOaree aAepesd - ~ ~ Il Deoss ~ GS.rsS
rsM. tnaa1ag - Hsnes. vhiOw -. ON.
aska. An vssk wssr0nSel - ~
1ge s.es.e - Z q ~ -.
C. ~ H7 !.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

.uOV.Er IO LD.aJN.
large or email sums, for long or short tune, 70
i suit applicants.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
Deeds, Mortgages, Ac, drawn at short aotice
Once Of the undsrsiGued on nrady street, nert
above the Post Once, over Tallman, Powers 4 Nc
Leans BANKING Houss
0eholdtf In WOODY ARD
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LeClatye, Scott Co., Eoecn.
A. =. WHITE, lss vionn and ProupAsr.
J. STRASSRR, ID Violin,
J. eCHULER, Carionet
n. 00HUI.BB. Coruuet,
4 ". REED, naeeo.
Applicasioos made TO y WRIrI, LsOairs, vii
receive prompt attention
p . We furnish hester Nuaic than anv othsY
lAnd " u state Roh01i
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m. :. D. AY1ne Aas removed hh o0sa 70 g..
~ ed ssrees eetvsea 1es1y and fsrsy. Dsvsa.
=, hopes that his Last three yesrs constant Proc
eoce v tnb city hee given sDch satisfactiou. g
tn1uee tAsee vtaA,n6 ~ nsvices Of Densist
rsesrsacas givsa " Desired. Sept9-6p