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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
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UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS
Ed u N ID K ",
UNIoNylLLk,
Z n G A G D, Ill N OILS
NAPs, stiis, Ryscksts, Trassss. Galanns, Sc, OF
~ the latest patterns made > order. $500.
Information rs 10 prices, Ns.s may % spsAansa
the odice OF some, Hoamet y hoslnStehs 40 y
pas en port Block, Davenport, lows. -
SfoNE, BOOMER ROUToN
Maseatine Journal and Iowa City Reporter wa
each copy daily rear. and send bill s"pfopr''a''
hichta SO dly --
| ~ =. aiLLSR, late OF the nrm etAyery, upaam
W 81 Miller Ihasiag dissolved trom that eoaee,n
| Ga she tsi of March iasN, has formed the new
1ra 81 MiLLER 4 ROUNDS, 40. ~ soath
Water street, Saio AGO. and having been 50 iortan.
ale ~ receive their lr;f sSsRSs al Groceries,
ads OF any aihet House taeif line, induces
s.asa 10 suss their stock Tor neil cash. al lover
prices tban be foaad al any other House In The
| siiy
fhelr Stock is large, aud entirely new, and con.
sssts, "a pArt.
1909 che.ts les sov0 Boxes Glass,
5oa ba-s coffee, 1900 kegs nails,
| soa HhIs Sager SEQ Boxes Rsislnk,
| $40 Ehls mciasses, 100 codhsh.
| 100 " Syrup, 80 nerccS Hake.
/ Sise, a splendid assortment of Wooden Ware
| nd Taakee Souons,
| Jsns 81. IS, div. MILLER ROuAls.
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ho3UE % N
successors 10 u. w. Barnes,
New York Harness StpIe,
Maapfaetnrars and Dealers IN Harness, Bri-
dies. Saddles, Collars, Blankets, &c.
I'VE are now manufacturing cNicn ESely Coach,
w Gig aud Team Aaraess OF Tho latest Style ana
the nted 10 give satisfaction o. 20
A splendid variety OF Coach, bugg Team snd H.
dis Whipsjast reccr ed, the most extensive assori-
M entin Inc scst Blankets In every variety; India
5Rubberiiorse Covers at mxnufSctursrb prices; the
only agency for the sale Of these articles in the
west.
Thankful for past farors and hoping coniinaa-
ieu OF The same, VIC latter oursel yes please
all IN want Of araclss in our line.
LoGuE & NEWLY,
I'd St, 3 dccrs East OF Brady,
Oct ID sc DIFF Davenport, Iowa
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SHOW CASES. SHOW GASES,
RxAAr A NichNlIa.

- how cAsES aud Metal Sash Manufacturers, lse1 II
/ ~ south lark street, between Adams and Monroe
| street, Chicago, III. e&
show Cases u every description, constantly on hand
and nise orcr sach Silver Plated, German sii
YER Rosewood, Mahogany, BiSek Walnut SC Or,
packed snd shi pped 10 any pAr of the United States
4 Afdrtss hlDER NICHOLAS,
1877 south Clark street, p. Q, Bex slas, Chicago Ill.
/ febe d3m
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Howe : improved Paten'

Howe = Improved Patens
TRUSS BRIDGES.
Nh -ndsrsigGed are prcprie,ors of .he above
patent ior Tho Stale oil Iowa, aud are prepared TO
ssatfsos for the erection 81 railway or Highway
Bridges Of ienGth OF span ffois 50 fee 10 a feet
In any part ofthe State, As the above Bridges have
been adopted on mos, eftha Railroads IN he United
States wc deem eomnent 10 thstr strength, durs-
b. ity ana ehcapn.ss unnee essagy. All tommanics-
tons upon the sahiset win receive prom n Mt tsnu
Address, SToNb, BOOMER Il EOTiSGIDS,
fab Es-d~if z. Ray.nport. toss.
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Fire and Burglar Proof safes


IIAtING obtained the agency fcr the sale Of Lii
Ill dos Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Bank
lDcks, Bank Vault Doors ard Frames we are Prepar-
ed 70 furnish Al manufacturers price, sny OF these
art clss on short nor+,,
these safes all fastened with Lille Is Locks Civ
ing undoubted security against thieves perfectly
free from dswPwess and bettcr Ore proofs than any
other safe made. The burning of them In amy bull
ding eaaass materially in)ere them and they may be
exsdsngcdfor new enc at any agency by paying 70 Z
repantng. Thevauit doors aud frame ire reliable,
mic nta land generally used where they
are best known.
Tho Bank Locks have always foited the burglar ad
all Hank Lock seeking com pstitofs.
The various tests applied 10 these articles Jurors
al mechanical aud Agricultural Mlrs where they have
always obiained tho drat psemianss blshes the
certainty Of their superiority Purchasers are invited
20 call and examine the articles, references, certd-
cates, Se., before purchasing.
The undersigned are the onl, ssentsin Rock ! 9
land dli) and davenport Iowa) for the Worid's
Safe Company, ofTros, N. Y. Orders addressed to
either place will receive prompt attentions
CHILD BAKER.
Illinois a.. hons sand,
Psoa -itv-iy, secondsi. davenport
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SECuSD GakAI ClosIAG OUT sALk OF
DikA GOODS!
January lst, 1897
Az &. NaDs~Okfd viii OasF his large sIoes
w . OI VIA TER GOODS from date q.
New York Coat
Asriuoes, toourgs, DsLaines, Dress Silks, flsn-
Esis, Blankets, tiosks, shawis, scaIfs, Vel
FsSs, Hosiery, Fsseds, sati.ets, tassf.
meres, Gloves, kihboas,
sEt every other style OF Winner Goods.
Persons vl.hing go as OF the above or Of any DO
setipylon Will couSalt their own Interest by eIAm-
Ting my goods and prices, many Will he Offer
I'd below tho cost, In order 10 dispose Of thsn
i,atsf. the arrival of the spring stock. Save Your
m0usy by going 10 WApaNoafH's,
aa,i d. / second a., opposite Leelair- Houss.
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MiSlfllaaf0us.
DR.. w. u, BLA1N,
OF NEW YORK.
OCULIST AND AURIST.

as permanently located ltock Island, iliinos
Il street opposite Island City Hotel, where he will
bo happy all afflicted with diseases Of the
Eye and Eas.
Having devoted several years this special branch OF
his profession trusts that he relieve many who have
given up in despair with AmaGsosis, the symptoms Of
which are Of sight, im Atnary objects Boating
befo tho objects appear obscured BY cloud or ha-
1ness dlahcs oi tight, enls cement oithe pupil ao
Cataract In which the lens turn white aud prevents
the rays light passing through H. opshalma or inha'
nation Near sight Weakncss OF ytson, stfahisinns or
sauintins as well as paafnsss IN It's various forms.
Having received from Paris the new and wonderful
opthaoscopc with which We enabled TO look into
the depths the eye aud the interior as clearly rs
outside sndherety ascertain the exact state Of the
optic nerve and rctins IN Aauross the lens IN ncpi-
ent cataract Also thu illuminated Speculam for eK
amnlag tia ear, we'll seNeal meical prepa
toDs iof suring opecty OF the eornea film the
eve without the OF thc knifc OF cAnsscs.
10 prevent Imposition, Dr. b., deems IL prudent "a
state ttat he is regular Phyaica Being ErsdnAts
81 the unyersty ofSermont, also Of the New York Up
tnalmic Hospital aud his success ~ an oculst AZ
ituaole to the perfection which he has brought ths
use Of mecatsd vnpors tn the treatment VI diseases
the eye. 8a5
r. Spr. u. will devote aportiou Of his time 10 tn
treatment OF chronic diseases, especially Of the throa
and lungs having cured himself Of Consumption ate
large part his right hung was lost BY disease ~ vel
a. many others la alike condition ONCE hours from
| nine to four.
RnrK IsL AND Oct. o. ls56. dwtf
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valley CITY Mills. seott c,n.,s =,

A xEeonssanuy manufacturing the best ,,,a..
"A flour which they will sell =, lowest m.,s
prices through their agents. "afks
EVANS, CHEW & CO.
septS Corner Perry and sseous "a.
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MRS. M. r.. efALD1NG
HAS HRnOVED HER LADIES' STORE
YRoh ABovk PkRAy ~ ST.,
he LsoSnTs eioek, ~ aeos esess kseay %
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coPPERsxIrH AID PLuxsrR.

C0PPERSlIIH AID PLUkBIR.
THE subsrbertsnov prepAredlo do all kinds oi
Copper work, Plan sing, Roofing, &c, ais. gem
er4Iobbins business OF every description
sith The TD Copper nd Sheet Iron businsss. stove
Pipe, Sheet Zinc, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Cop
per- E4ihing Iabs, Pumps etc etc; rnished al all
timesos she mos.rsssonaelessrms and At snortn0
Lics.
Aoass Gutter aud sponuns made to order. Al,
work warranted. Old Iron, Co ppsr nd Lead wa Nod
sRt taken in exchange for work.
DaAenport. Apt7 ,is5S-diy J. II. DUAoNT,
Parry IS. betwesn I'd and Sd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27

Haight, Sears I Beckett,
leather Mas ufaeturorIs and Wholesale Dealers in
Leather Of all kinds, Saddles, Ssddlety Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings, Shoe Find,
ings, Hides, &c, Ike.
"YE have now on hand Que Of the largest aud bust
wv selected assortmenls Of
l.casMeF and Snddlcry Hard W are
ever ode red in The west. Comprising IN part
sole and Hsrne - Leather,
both Oak and Hemlock,
Collar Leather,
French. American Patent Calf skins.
kips and Upper Leather
Liniags. Roaas, Morocco, BINDING Patent and
Plain Skrtinx, Dash and Enxmeiled Leather Lasts,
Findnxs, he.
saddlefy Hardware, Jspanned, Bfsss andAsllyer
Plated, from the best manufacturers. Self-adjast.
ing, Gig aud Pad Roller, Horse Shoe and Spring
Tongued Buckles, and every article the harness ma
ker or saddier can wish.
Carriage and Grocers Rows, Top Props, Stump
Joints, Coach Laces, Bands, Enameled Clcths, Wag
on Hubs, Spokes. Bent Fellows, Carriage ShAns,
Carriage bolts, Wagon Springs, Axeis, Horse Col
lars, Horse Blankets, Fly Nets, Ac; Belt Leaf her
Machine Stretched and Rubber Betting, Belt kives
&C., &c.
Cash Paid for Hides.
We invite the attention ofpurehasers, feeling sati-
saed please all In regard 70 quality and price
HAlGHr, SEARS Il BECKETT,
I'd Street, I'd door above Perry,
aug 2sdu davenport. Iowa,
- q xKT7O
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Grs.ss fro q psveHPers, % sezsss " serss 10 sna
dvssos, - sssssEAssf, rsHni-s "s'sfs hesss' ~
bSoAO.
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Aar)part aae Gxtlerp.

wILnEl 2 iAr11f 'UxRIvALLxD
SALAAANDHR8 SAFES
3. q. WILDER 4 CO.,
Patsntees and Naalfasturss ef The BEAT Fire
preeg safs n the Werld!
TN order 10 supply the increasing demand for their
xWokLD RkNoWNkD SAEk have opened u
branch Depot in Chicago, u IL WELLS STRkKT,
who're they VII keep . constant supply 81 New
York price,, adding freight
y@wellsr3 and 1aAksrs Sales
made 10 order With powder proof locks. III
Safes made by them anted fore from dampness.
STEPHEN II. PIkRSuN,
Agent, ~ Wells Ut, Chicago.
Having received the ssessy for the soo,e es!sera.
led safes We are now prepared to Furnish Them al
WAslessse aaa Rstsil AZ the Msnaf asfsrsrs iowsst
Nse isrk price,, add iagfreight.
CUNTS e GHADNICk, Agents,
Brady ST., 4 u side. bet. Front aad Second, hsv'
enport Iowa. oet2u-sm
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4 sEsN fHrss Asgss au il szsrrss-ss, geoS soass
ETC.. 8 ssAiss fsou Davenport
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Is0 ssrss d nass from psvsrSogt. - Ia ca "a
.oa . ssrss 4. ssr. - sssss prairie, sossss ssis
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1900
-- @~ - N nAA.

x>xoIx Sheer spcoss tsd Forks, al sises ano PAY
I sssrrs aad q lie expressly for nadersgned ed.
xtsc a tau ssorsmeni OF Mcrtan's osisorassd soid
Psas d lauxis, A.o RsLoS's'
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'L4AAs, troE - q .ss, worth Egla = q -. a.
ftIita q eos.
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3zisss fson Davenport 50 60, 80 ssFss saalS
.sraon 70 r. an ssr large sesss, good sssn, etc.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-17

n. .a,,n.hip pal.iel wsbutrf. viii Havana dates
a. q, IIth. has arrived a. Ssw York. We are 10
d.b,.d % .hs Evening Po.i Or Che iaig~ing items
u Intelligence
m n.ms a ne slAvf rcssniiy eayturcd the fse.,
$500 al a. M.srpta And MS capAaina name fei-
- IN. x...i sas tskrn frusn M ehasge ~ IRA and
-. - af.et Isaslnz ne POI - New foTk And her
-, t,,,.a ,,xrft.uarA hhs ~ bound 80 -. Thotna~,
80 ~, -. va.s Constructed Sc TuuAnso. ID ~as
a ast c,n.isss4l oabtla that amsthsf siaset, with
100 Rlsl Begroes % haFd had hsen e~Esursd " 'hs
ssAst of caraensN .
Ian IA AZ west the Daniel Webster 81 n with water
logged ship fssaAsf gone ~ Ne sseks and u.Aah Top
nast and yards loarlca be-, and hsand hef ~Aa~ All
zone and stem stove In, oahe~e 90 ts IsAp and ~
boards and boxes She loaicl With lainisf, The
6sl letter Of hsr name " and the last two ~ ths
mort abe belonged ON Al her miz1an yards wese On,
but her sails nnbsn, Her iowrnsa was made q ick'
wood .
Gmth
hs charge as captain general q cuh@ ha given very son-
era satisfaction.
The health Of Havana Il good
Exchange ON London liz lo IL per cent premium and
a fair business Now York Boston, &c se Discount 70
lc premium and active demand fof The season Having
plenty OF metal we shipping the redundant particles
10 YOU Money ~ easy, but iis value incFeasaa on "a
count Of your financial satslz b. 10 per cent ef aa'
mum United States gold coin sells ~ three pr cent
premium.
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TINHE subscriber having fixed his residence in
Washington for few years, wishes 10 sell his rm stock &c,
upon terms fail satisfactory amy who
DESTROYS farming raising The farm which will SELL
Of quality land lying in the OF Pike
MissnuIi little mile the of Bowling
There about hundred
gently rolling prairie, the balance timber Upwards
hundred state of cultivation hundred
meadow in wheat orchard Of the
bearing finely and encoedby Usage
hedge the neghborbood. Besides
failing ponds there small creek running
through aodng noxhausbe of water at all
the year Tho farm twelve miles FROM the nourishng
rapidly growing louisiana market the Msss
spp rver complete Bowling Green by which
take produce louisiana and return tho
day. ss
buildings cottage dwelling house good repair contain
eight kitchen, pantry smoke house. houses,
other outhouses Besides the stock
neverng spring within hundred yards OF
the cern which thirty feet Deep and ten feet
with brick, plastered inside with
cement otherwise finished the compcest
There is hdl farm IN the State Of Aissour nor Is
there estimation, beautiful and valuable
cordng sizen the county wish 10 sell IT. simply because
whilst enterprise the editor and proprietor
Of the USIoY cannot conveniently manage and carry
advantage.
The will accommodating BY paying onethrd
purchaser the balance in by
and securing the deferred payments In the usual
the subscriber Washington city
blackboard Harris Samuel f. Murray esq Bowling Green,
Sept 2e VIM A. HARRIS
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By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TTRUSTEE'S Sale of Valuable Improved Real Es-
ae known the "kirkwood HGpseH BY virtue Of deed
from Thomas Comfy and wife TO bearing date the
31st day July in the 1s and recorded ber W. b. No
1886 oos A. b 49, ~ and 49, Of the land records for Wash
ngon county the District of Columbia and at the Of the
holder the note therein secured will sell public auction the
highest bidder Saturday the 3st day Of October the
1857 at o'clock, on the premises that valuable improved
the Krkwood House, situated at the
of Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue y the city Of Washing
groundto All those parcels Of ground known the plan Of the
OF Washington lots numbered two 2 and three 49,
numbered three hundred and twenty 322 and deg
mated MS lots D. and f. of the subd vision made by John Mce
Of said lots numbered az and three will fully
appear reference the plat Of said subdivision recorded the
the Of said city Of Washington together with all
buildings and improvements thereon and privileges appu
thereto belonging. $685. .a'af 5E
thousand dollars OF the
paid cash the residue thereof equal instruments
twelve eighteen twenty four thirty and thryy months with
from the date Of sale for which the several promsory
purchaser will DO required drawn his
him be secured by decd OF trust the All
be the cost of the purchaser The will
such title him by the deed Of The
to the premises Is believed 10 be indispuiabe @ 1#
IL Of complied with
sale the right option annu
the sale weeks notice. resell property
risk of the purchaser, such the may
think fit. s'.aaH sH ra ..H #sH" no E.a." IH
H#E eua.H t.ss "#s.arli TH0s. j. sEAfNfFs Trustee.
10 ..... JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Sep 26--eod&ds .t Auctioneer.
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.EvERLAsTING SHIFTING COTTON

OPENED two cases of the above superior extra
Y heavy shifting l21s per yard '.a..
persons who have been waiting for the be
supplied. sts-s"f s'- W ""H.a f# 1851" I'd.
200 pieces OF our other superior cotton shifting. Ne
pieces super and heavy cotton sheeings OF all widths
20 stitched linen shirt bosoms. sr .g. ...-.H
linens, all grades thick and thin the which
made to orders In ireland - ~ s .' ..r
New supplies from the North and East daily. . '...
price only and deviation consequently purchaser
charged. R.4alsE q #.r.@ f.
We opening any bills .a,
all who settled their bills
July LIST will do prior to making ones.
Good articles low prices and far dealing be relied in all
cases. PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores building.
Oct 10-10dft opposite Centre Market.
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wOODwARDS METROPOLITAN STOVE
AND CRATE FACTORY.
A Ner STAR Discovered.

r HAVE Just received from Philadelphia q large
lot rising star double stove and union
complete single which was gotten up to my order and which
confidently recommend and the public generally
They decided improvement the old morning had
them expressly for this market They heavy and
of the best Pennsylvania maleabe All
the cooking utensils make extra heavy.
have the liberty made by Messrs Abbott Lawrence,
Philadelphia the Light double cook made Mesrs
Haward Bartlett Of Baltimore together with the
ught atop cooking that be found this other
which the celebrated improved globe
noble the blue ridge cook
produce cooking
baking give him call
them will you nothing and you will all kinds and
of stoves, &c. For sale at ts
81 c. wooDwARDS
fait e Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory, .fa
31s and 1872 avenue between 10th and 18th
r"t aa a Balcony In front full OF stoves
BAs the shell natop cooking have examined
thoroughly in PHILADELPHIA and think has appropriate
Shell yes they will not last IL Is good name
or them and good for the makers And as 70 the old morning star
viii sell them They thin
pasteboard that the makers agent urged me for al
counting TO sell them this NIL,
saying would take twenty-five Of them he would give me the
agency them for five told him would not have
them price they tiniy made They are handbed
by said last fall that they not worth hav
found also the Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory
all kinds OF house furnishing articles.
''" c. WOODWARD, = ae1
31s 322 Penn avenue between 10th and 18th
Sep 23-6weodm E3.st 3tE
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by TELEGRAPH.


PnILADELPHIA Oct. ia rumor prevalent here
that the Pennsylvania Bank has made an assignment,
causing much alarm and huttering in stocks IL u.s. how
ever authoatiyely contradict by the director who
declares that the subject has been broached in the
board nor entertained by any member of it.
New YoRK Oct l7.--AIessrs. Wnsow, Lanier & Co.,
extensive bankers have suspended and will go into liqu
dalton. They have large surplus,
AUGUSTA Oct. 17All the banks Of our city suspended
this morning.
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The New York Day Book of yesterday says James P.
Donney convicted of the murder of Albert S. Moses
the Sea View House, Highlands of Navesnk, in August
last yesterday sentenced to be hanged the sth of
january next The culprt, previous to the sentence
kind treatment he received at the hands of his ailor
especially in being refused the of writing materials
and stouty protested his innocence of the crime He
exhibited perfect composure during the solemn proceed
ings. .r 80 ..... "H- |a~.f "#" NLn'
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Prom M san IAeso iieraia Extra
ARRIVAL, OF THE OVERLAND MAIL

We take great pleasure la announcing 70 our readers N
the upper country that the overland malls which irt
San Antonio Texas ON the 9th and gath Of July under
The contract entered into between the government and
James T. Birch esq., arrived the 3lst nlt, al noon
precisely in charge Of Mr. James r. Msscnthe party
Of the gath having made the trip In the unpecedentedy
short time of "a travelling days the entire trip occupy
ing ss days.
The event naturally created the greatest enthusiasm
among our people, and was hailed with salute Of one
hundred anvs the firing Of crackers, and the general
congratulations of the citizens. IL was looked upon
the most important event which has occurred in the
annals of San Diego and undoubtedly constitutes
epoch in the history of the Pacific coast Of the Unon
which will be recorded and remembered with just pride
long after the mails will have been transported the great
continental railroad the route Of which may be thus
said to have been laid
Mr. Mason left San Antonio the morning Of the 9th
Of July in company with four men. The time afforded
for preparation was exceedingly short that relays Of
mules could be sent ahead and the animals ridden
by the party had to be picked up they could be found
at an hour notice OF this caused material de-
law which was unfortunately still further augmented by
the sickness of the conductor At ri Paso however,
they took an ambulance end had proceeded far as
Cencga de Sauz when they overtakcn by the party
which left San Antonio with the mail of the Gath, in
the charge of Captain James Skman who had come in
an a,sIance the entire distance from San Antonio with
out encountering any difficulty on the road The two
parties then proceeded together far the Pmo vii
lagos where Mr. Mason took both mails, and with one
companion pushed on with pack mules making the trip
to San Diego in the unequaed time of nine days,
the worst part Of the entire route including the great
Colorado desert et#
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rain Tuesday afternoon, GOTH
place. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
17--dt
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RISING STAR.

r HAVE just received from Philadelphia a few of
the Rising Star double cooking decided
the old Morning Patented had them got
up Philadelphia this last summer and fully suited this
They heavy OF the
macabe ron cooking utensils made heavy
manufactured by H. Church Philadelphia Please call
them
Also the largest variety OF found in
Columbia Ranges furnaces places par
Tor paor Cumberland coal CRATES and other New York
latest patterns. .4...
All the above for sale al G wooDwARDs ahi
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
between 10th and 11h Streets fun stoves
sep 15--eo6wn 318 322 avenue
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WTlLLARD'S HOTEL. G. & II. A. Willard
pennsylvania avenue and Fourteenth street. Washington
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Aucti

by JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer. sa.
~ 0VERNMENT SALE OF WROUGHT AND
NJ &o.n Friday afternoon, October 10 at O'Clock in
Of tho Capitol the north wing shall sell lot
and ey the large and balcony the
north end OF the Capitol building. " . sr .a.''
Also, hnc cast iron setteos " .a ~" ..' 49,
Terms cash, in specie @ .. '.. ..- . ..
"a.r JAS c. MCGUIRE
Oct I'D II. ~ . " Auctioneer.