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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TKk..

HH A"D OhNAMENIAL TREES.
IHHE UNDERSIGNED OLlCITS THEAT-
! tention Of planters to his extensive stock "A
OF well grown FRUI1CREES, consisting a.
Dwarf Pear Trees, In great variety, among which
are all the finest foreign and native sorts -
splendid one-year Trees e25 per leo
apps Trees, large and vigorous, g. o per 100
Apricoss, Cherries, Plums, Goosebenies, Stand
ard Pears, Ounces
Cunants, Raspberries, Grape Vines, &C., In erea.
variety, Large and thrifty
Strawberries, X heubaIb, and Asparagus Roots,
Evergreens, Shade Trees, to
In fact, everything pertaining to the NURSERY
ana seed trade, warranted Of best q uality and
moderate In price JOHN sAUI.
seed Store, 800 Seventh, corner H street.
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poxs PONY, COLTS, AND YOUNG
cows FOR SALE

6A Az OOING T8O
@roughly gentle TORON TOE2SS
f r0H - yean old next May; a lot ofH8
~ U,ULIs, Morgan. Toronto, and others; a numoer
Durham blood,-for sale at Wood CO. Eonr enS .
~ is p. over me Navy Yard Bridge Inquire at No
enn: avenue, or Of the Manager on the Fam.
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GARDEN AND FLOWER sEE0.

John SAUL RESPECTFULLY INVITES
" the attention Of Gardeners To his e,,sn.;".
stock OF GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS
consisting In part Of Early York, Large YorL
Drumhead, Flat Dutch. London Market, EarIy
top Radlsh, extra early Peas Round Purple Foo
Plant, with every other vegetable ana herb In the
trade.
FLOWER SEEDS-An extensive collection NJ
tne most choice and rare varieties which are put
up In collections and can be sent any distance bv
mail
Being practical Horticulturalist, and person.
ally acc uainted with the growers Of these seeds
ne can warrant all Of Arst quality, fresh, genuine
SEED Sc store, 800 Seventh ST., corner II street.
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r III K
T II K
PERUVIAN SYRUP.

fEhUt lAN SYRUFs
Having successfully passed the ordeal to which
new discoveries In the Msteria Medica are
SUBJECTED, must now be received a. an
established medicine
ITS EFFICACY, CURING
d Tsp s PSIA,
Affections fhs Liver, Dropsy, Msxraisis,
Disordered state of the Blood, Boiis, Con.
srai Debility, and oil Diseasss achieh re-
quiSs a Tome and Alternative ussdsesms 80
beyond qnsstion.
The proofs Of its e6lcacy are 80 numerous, %
well authenticated, and Of such peculiar chans-
ter that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to 70
ceive the prof7ered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup dos not profess to BE
exSs-alI, but Its range Is extensive, because many
diseases, sPpdysStIy unlike, are intimately re-
lated, and, proceeding from one cause, may be
cured by one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
vides cure, Is precisely that which has 20 often
baMed the highest order Of medical skin. The
facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible, and
the safety and e@cacy Of the Syrup incontrovert.
Those who NAV wish for an opinion from dis
interested persons respecting the character Of the
Syrup, cannot fail to oe satisfied with the follow
Ing, among numerous testimonials, In the hands
Of the Agents The signatures are those n gen.
uemen we'll known In the community, and Of the
highest respectabilitys
CARD.
The undersigned having experienced the bene-
fetal effects Of the "Peruvian Syrup" do not
hesitate to recommend IL to the attention Of the
public
From our own experience, as well an from the
testimony OF others, whose Intelligence and In
tegrity are altogether unquestionable, we have no
doubt OF its efficacy In cases Of pient Diseases
OF the lungs and Bronchial Passages, Dy'PePsia,
Its effects would oe incred, BILE, but from the high
character Of those who have witnessed them, and
have voluniee red tn In testimony, We do ours,
to Its restorative power.
JOHN PIERPONT.
THOMAS A DEXTER,
8. H. KENDALL, NJ ID.
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS C.. AMORY.
For sale by II ID. GILMAN, Special Agent
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, and at the General
Agency, corner OF an csueets, Navy Yard.
feb %
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= PIANOS AT BAR9AINS-One second
- hand for $50. One new for 80 rs, worth $500
One for % 25. worth % 90 One fne Melodeou
Tor $50. --' JOHN r. ELLIS,
mars , go 300 betw 9th and 10Th sta
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A LBAfA FORKS AND spoons, CAS-
"A toss, Tea Ses, TO-, eRtss plated, latest styIe.
and selhAg l0w,3 9. FRANCIS,
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Coaches leave the Capitol at eX, ana pass up
the Avenue to 1ath street Pare 10 cents
Persons wishing the Coaches win leave their
residence At SEQ. Thos. Parker e 10 S'oie'
WASHINGTONI COMPANY.
Sxbseyipt,oss 20 capital stock asthsYissd.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH ThE PROVis-
i ions of the I'd section Of the act to incorpo-
rate an Insui ance Company In the city Of w ah.
ington, approved February 10, 1857 the ubscri.
OF said act, do hereby authorize subscription TO
be opened for the capital stock Of said company
at the Stationery Store OF WM. F. BArLY, OF,
between 18th aud 18th
tween the hours Of - and O'Clock D. m.
The provisions Of the said I'd section are AZ fol-
lows, and must be strictly complied with:
Asa 90 tt further enacted, The the persons
named IN the foregoing section, or a msjority OF
them, are hereby authorized to open subscription
IN me city OF Washington for raising a capital
stock Of two hundred thousand dollars In shares
Of twenty dollars each. and that each person on
subscribing shall pay to the persons above men
TONED four dollars on each share subscribed for
and that the remainder Of the said twenty dollars
shall be secured by negotiable notes, signed and
endorsed to the satisfaction Of said persons or q
majority OF them, and payment thereof may bt
demanded at such times and In such proportions
AZ the President and Directors hereafter mention.
ed shall Judge advisable giving six weeks no.
ace In three Of the gazettes printed in the Disric
SlLAS b. HILL,
J. G. MCGUIRE,
BENJAMIN BEALL,
SAMUAL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
AUGUSTUS Z. PERRY,
@ MILLER.
WIN. T. DOVE,
WALTER LENOX,
M. w. GAIT,
WALTER HARPER,
w. WALL,
VIM. r. BAYLY.
WAsHIHeroN, February %, 1857.
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LlME-LlM E-LIME.
,AN ALWAlS BE OBTAINED IN OUAN
~ FL ss 20 snit and the most rea sonab terms
Tn ,ne va asshington Lime Kilns No /, between
tieles Of u Lower Bridges, the most superior ar
Fresh Wood Burnt Lime
Plasterer's Hair
Calcined Plaster
Cement
OfeeIs ieI; at 6rubb Z Losano. M.,c,.,, r.u
on, no avg eth .teeet, Wsshington a.,i ns, II.
feb "a eof W. con
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w. g. MEfZEROff,
(srccHssoI TO GIoRsI HILBusl
agent Of Raven Z Bacsnss and Wtlua1
N1illOrsS
@ E RATE PIANO
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND The LARGEST
H stock Of PIANOS from t17S mp to d -.
MELODEON6 from e45 70 $3.50.
MENTS, FLUTES. BANyOEs, ACCORD.
E0NS, and SHEET MUSIC, cheaper tAaA In
any house south a Nov Yofk.
Ausic lghliehsa ~ Seesi1s1 ~ aay.
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JOHN PIERPONT.
THOMAS A DEXTER,
8. H. KENDALL, nj ID.
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS C.. AMORY.

For sale byZ D. GILMAN. Special Agent,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, and at the General
Agency, corner Of L an cstreets, Navy Yard.
feb o.
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IOHN p DENNIs u a,uaInLIC.

j well known Coach F,niN6 TAKEN The
street, between Louisiana ayenu. 10 8
Csdtef, long Conducted by Mr.. Jo -
4. now ,sseansd 10 70 man9fscture and r.p.ig IA
OkS, &c CT the most recsonsb,e ,ers., w All
vsly sest manner, and at the shortest motto.
ee,oaly Invites his tsllow citisens % siv. si,s
WaS e.2m
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DIR ID g ARES.-CANARY, KING
- Bind, and Breeding Cages Bird seed Fish
Bone, 10, st O. FRANLls's,
feb n go 7tb stroef
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS,

WAsHIHeroN, February %, 1857.
feb 24-3tawtmar9Gd
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FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FIJI.

Il make three trips each week to sNA
N U N T We r N ON, leaving 1888
Warrington at q. m ana Alexandria Al ~
III Boats fare, round trip, from washington
ef-from Alexandria IS cents
Coaches leave the Capitol at 81, ana pass up
the Avenue to 12th street Pare 10 cents
Persons wishing the Coaches win leave theif
residence at SEQ. q Thos. Parker q 20 . store.
feb A-TTh&S6
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SOAPafONR GRIDDLka.-THE CAKES
- can - heownel hsnlsomsly On Ass 6rtdOa
- y 60 "a .se .iSRANo,s, ssMa
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nIL FOR MACHINERY.-TBE ann.
scrioer desires to call the attention OF persons
1sing steam or other machinery to his Lubricatine
I'll, wniea cannot be surpassed for the purpose Il
J. r. Mc6RE6OR,
~ D-<d"lm S34 7th street
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40 900 PEACH TREES.
"A ihN DOLLARS PER HUNDRED-POR
tn 49,. NY Nursery, near Washington -
o. tbs ~. . uees are all Of fne growth, and
EVESs EE assortment Of ORNAMENTAL.
a - n ShADE, and FRUIT TREES
JOSHUA PIERCE
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NOTICE,

"A LII TAXES FOR THE YEAR Isss RE-
April. Az, 1Spsid, must be settled by the LIST Of
wtno1t respect to persons. BeIinon.. 70 1s1n
pen.e. W attend 70 this to save trouble and eI.
Gro..rIou SaERELL, Tax Collector.
mar CImS ID. G., March Sd, 1857.
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CARD.
ISAAC HERZBER6,
L LICENSED PAwNsRor,
WIN loan si0, o0o In sums to suit, on any a1t;ci
on value No 429 Pennsylvania avenue. betu,as.
ID and AZ streets. ian , sna swsen
Wv. HACKNEY. wan.x,o.
HACKNEY & DAYToN.
Real Estate and General Land Assncv
feb H. TuA Pam
WUULEN CAFES, GLOVES, MITS,
w Chidnub Hosiery, 40, At cost 1t
MCLAUGHLIN CO.,
~, nseve0 ID aa1 % stysc6.
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ru,uE ouDCCEiaN STRING t3tlOOG
VIE SUBSCRIBERS REsPECTGEiDS
VIC leen patrons and the public a.a. in
. % ss sna Examine Their very large and sesr,
which they have themselves, with SOoDS,
selected for their special trade: 'p01iA care
Tney also Keep constantly on hand N.
Guannes OF Army and Navy Goods-Ensnl..1,eess'
swords, sashes, Gold Leces, &c. 'es,
They also invite attention 10 their Po,.,
Domestic Furnishing Goods, Of the best mann. are
factu,c md latest style manu-
H.F. LOUDoN q CO..
Army AMI Navy Tailors,
HbH-dd d., under Browns, Botsl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

The Methodist Episcopal Conference
at Brooklyn, New York. are at the
nigger question full tilt. 1t WAS Pre-.
posed to appoint a COMMITTEE to report
a plan to emancipatc all the slaves in
the country. Rev. Or. Bases de.
nouncei the agitation Of Slavery in the
Conference, as injurious to Religion AID
the slaves. Rev. Mr.. pEHR, was a
soft shell Democrat" and therefore
opposed the extension of slavery into
free territory. He espousei the cause
OF squatter sovereignty, and denounced
political preachers, but held that sla.
very NAV exist in congregations and
not be inconsistent with Christianity.
A maj NAV buy and sell a slave and
be a good christian. 1t was eAceedipr
unwise, he added in any man OF seuse
to denounce the Judges oftte Supreme
Court of the United States. for decid.
ing a case like that of bred Scott.
when the people knew far less about
the constitution than did the Judges
themselves, whose business it was to
understand it. There are a class of
men who will cheer and follow with
mad curiosity any minister who so de-
nonnces our Supreme Court Judges.
Such congregations as those may be
very large and the minister very popn.
lar, but he seldom succeeds in making
any conversions. Mr.. p. was evidently
making a hit at Parson BEEcHER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05
From the " z. - rasi Of Commences
JUDO Z bTOkN's OPINION.

The Blfalo Commercial Advertiser
relates, that in the opinion deliycrci
by Justice Nelson, Of this State, in the
Supreme Court OF the United States,
on the bred Scott case. he quoted a
very remarkable letter written by
Judge Story in 1928, relating to a case
analogous to that OF bred Scott. 1t
seems that Judge Story was accustom
Cd to write at least once a wear to Lord
Stowell, sending him 4 copy of his ju'
dicial decisions, which the latter recip.
rocated. At length acase arose in the
English court, tot which Lord Stoweii
was chlci J%ustIceI where an Antigua
slave VA, carried by his master TO Eng.
land I 4 temporary residence, and Was
subsequently taken back to Antigua.
lie brought a SAT for his freedom, and
the int .rior eouI; decided against his
right 10 fire es!om. The appellate
court, affirmed the judgment below.
Lord SloweIl sent his decision TO Judge
Story, who delayed writing SO long that
Lord ). again wrote to him, expressing
a regret at o receiving a reply. aud
a hope that their pleasant corrcspom
dcncc, OF SO many years standing.
would not cease: To these letters
Judge Story replied as follows:
SALEM near Boston, Sept. -, 1897
To III. Hon. VIM. Lori osv"cii.
49, nave the honor to ac'
r.~,wledgc the receipt OF your letters of
Jan. and May last, the former of which
reached me in the latter part of spring,
and the latter quite recently. < =
= | have read with great
attention. yonr Judgment in the slave
case, from the wee admrality conrt il
intigua. Upon the fullest cousldera.
ton which | have teen able to give
the subject. | entirely concur in vonr
Views. If had been c~aile,l upon to
pronounce a Judgment in IA ke ease,
| should cersanaly have arrived at the
same result, though | might not have
been able 10 present the reasons which
led to II in such a striking and eonyin.
cling manner. u appears to me tina.
the decision is impregnahIe.
In my native state, Mass. the state
of slavery Is not recognized as legal;
aud yet, II a Slave shout! come hither
and afterwards return to his own bo.ac.
we should certainly THU k that the
local law would res,tach u ~rh III. and
that his %scrvile character would h.
reintegratcd. | have had occasion To
know that Your judgment has been
ext rs Wv read n America where
questions ofthis nature are not of un-
frequent ~discussion) and | never have
heard any other opinion than that of
appreciation oft expressed amor the
profession of the law. | cannot but
think that. upon questions Of this sort.
as well as general maratime law. il
were well il the common LAWYERS had
studied a little more extensively the
principles OF public and civil law, and
had looked beyond their own munich.
pal Jurisprudence.
remain with the highest respect.
Your most ODE dent servant.
JOSEPH STORY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05
.ATksI \ >.
New Orleans. Nav 2.

WV ~sS
We have advices from the city OF
Mexico to the 18th instant. The
Archbishop and several priests hal
been arrested for attempting an insur-
rection. Tie Archbishop is T. be
banished.
Two British war vesse . had arrived
at Sacrifcious, causing much specula-
ton as to their object. 1t was sup
poseo they had been sent to bully the
government, which viii probably de.
lay the settlement OF the Engiish
question.
Rumors were rife of ~fillibusterlnC
expeditions Ut Sonora Lower Caliios'
ma.
New York, Maya
This evenings Post says there are
surinises of an armed resistance by
Mayor Wood TO tho new Legislative
enactments relative to our city. A
hundred mnscets have been placed il
the Station House OF the 10Th ward.
The democratic members OF the Com
mo- Council will meet in caucus 10
consider on further legal means OF re-
sistance.
A large detachment Of marines will
leave th,s FORT on Tuesday under com
mand Of Lieut.. Brown, 90 uniform the
~,Yuadron 10 the Pacific.
Memphis, May. 2.
Jubilee opening Of Memph,s 4 Char
lesion Railroad yesterday AMI to-day
,'ity crowded. estimating $4,000 s,rsn-
gers; display generally very nae.
A quantity OF water from the Atlantic
poured into the M,ssissippi to day N
c,mmere'ion Of their union.
The Amcricsns have nominated Robt.
Haloa for Governor Of Tennessee.
Washington, May. 2.
There are several hundred applicants
bore for foreign consui-h,ps.
Mr. csss 10 informing his friends that
the subject Of consular appointments
would DOT DO acted on al estly IN June.
Lewis Partridge 10 appointed Mar.
shall for Vermont. f'
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LAND FOR SALE.

kNutn W acre iots, nfie nerth Of Fulton station
- on ahe d sad u k9iIi,a al, 90 reasonable term
Ais". 90 acres, one mite nor'i e walcott; ehesr
on -hdit CASH ha'ahr N nrr an twoAears.
s,lSo. 40 hsrer ia v tshmgton county. IL acres
me u'lttI q s"i running weltl On a part. TIL. Ism
T. "n'y ~ niue itNra Iowa GUS, ,nd n from VA h
,rs,"n on me r'sa trom Columbus 10 kichmond.-
Will he s'id chrsr and = psrt on tine.
Ai@. four ~ sore ipts nc,r Iowa City. besu,,,u
farming land. Hnd wcIl water,d.
A''"' Lou IN .si bsy,Itpdtt ranging In sig,
rem ~ i,ft by SEQ 81 n rttcs, sold ff . down and
hatsrce ~ on- trdtun ythfs.
Also, several hesf buildings on leased ground
would be sold On Reasonable tefms. Aprl, to
a..
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ID y. HOUsrLof ths cit iiaviie thi. rry u,dc
J = sh ss-iystieat 20 TIE nnder iEHer. o. Ill IL -s-
t te, real q 4 . : oot IL btntfr ~ hs tftei-
e : all PEI ons ! sv:rr ~ ois +. sxs'n III. : ID
Housed er request o y" . : Ut hon 10 M viii out
MN tIsssry clay. An ai y : no Ia a psl in
drbted TO ss.i Setssi eifi e. bs rot o. a CO, NJ eil
natf Immediate pa yn4tnf 0 M ~ The @noi ~ dn.
an ssse Get. Dssenfurt Ayri "a d 1857. Once
MT DOOR Moth OF Pot IB.e, Bird {. az tai :
Apri -. d&wTme. JuEh T. WITS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

G. An lrishmsn meeting . ~countrv.
man, inquired his nau .: s.Walsh, !" said
the gentlemen. "Wsleb," responded
Paddy. 'sase vos iron DublinP Ikusw
two ould maids there o. that ua~e: ma
either Of 'em your mother 20
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TRUSTEES SALE.

VHERTAS on the 18th day of January A.. D 1857
w 'usu~i l. hntoif, Executed unto samuel Oyi.
Seste- rs T.u-tre. a eftain deed nf Trust, CONVEYING
L. said Trust e the ianf in scott County, Iowa, de.
>cris'd A. follows, to wi lots numb r seven ~ and
eight { in mock number eleven M in Sturitysnt's
Mar "a wn iois ~b eh said conve yance was made
by the said August L~"hndorf, for the purp sc uf se.
ca 'ig the pevmenf % certain uns - money 10
the VA US / 4 viiua,s th"reln re tied and st forth.
And no $ iii SUNS havIrg broom. due and pavs-
bic and he said August -iiIdo.f having fail-d to
nay the same, ! ssuuei Sylve s.er. Trustee - afore-
sad, IL hereby give this public notice. that bv vi.tue
OF the poser VI ich IL IN me vested by said d I'd ot
Trr,t ! viii. on W tuesday the eth day OF May, A..
ID 1917, ~ III ioar of = O'Clock IN the Aftrrne n Of
s'h da', IT the Couit House door IN the ,i,y of Day.
rnooit, expos and of T I e sale. At puo ic auction.
10 The hisbest hiddr for cash, the parcels 81 land
ABOVE Il '-ci ibid ar so mach Thereof as sh- IL b. sur.
fcientto satisfy md paw the amour. o. said IL d bred.
ne>s"itn the interest thereon I, the day sa,e. togeth-
CT WIN MI tue cot. ami exp rs attend nG said
sal. cotof thi noti y ami rra~t els fe Cp,u the
comp''t MI such sale a de- will n given In &C
'eordttc With the stipulation Of said Deed Of Trust.
D It'd The 9Th day # May. A Oxkasj
Ms'1d SAMUEL SYLv sSrnR, Trustee,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

MAlt RoBBsp On Tussdav nigh,
lest, the os,l wagon, containing ths
nail frso the East, vas stopped and
~ bags rsmoved. The robbers man
~ 81 procuring il was entirely new
Hs uss the carrier about one half mil,
wet Of Cumberland with Q buggy. and
Told hin that be bad purchased tue riph,
- carry the mail from Cleveland to In.
6iaaspolie. and 10 give the mail to him,
vAieh The boy did upon the robber ro-
6ueioe the following order, rurpor,;n0
- b fsea Mr.. Johoson, the coutrao,.
-;
lndisssopol's. April q.
HsxaY-L Let Mr.. Brown hsve IN. mai,
] bsve cold ous the road TO him A "a,
. Cleveland. want o to .,av II
Osubsrlsnd until I ooms out. S,on a,
ess Andersoo House; don't tell apvbod,
list ] have sold out.
0. JoHNsox.
The boy scted % directed 10 the order
The roboer assisting him to uuhitch hi,
hosse. The bsgs bsse sipee bern found
!tneo Of their eonten,s. Due diligence
- osseg sssd 70 srrsss the guilty DER.
90.
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PUBLIC WORK.

TlROPOsITfONS will be received ,or csnstructing
: SION srshed squ-du { - fee. In len 10 and
IN" ,ne i.n-nst rs ~ the pressntcne, on Sd STREET
near M Aradps IN lat ward, III I'D for ar h must
br excava ID for . sood and snbstsnti a stone bsnr
pati a ard the wteas WORT gusrasved for the t-gv
" nve years. H.0 BAnROWS,
April - DIT (Ohstrmsa Of 2csd C.n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05
{. AUGUSTUS HAVILAND,
Attorney 1 Counsellor at Law
AND
Reel Es6NSe sl0essf.

Attorney / Counsellor 1t Law
AND
Real EsSNSe sl0esst,
DAvEN PORT. IOWA.
OFFICE with 7. G. Rads, lie Claire Row. En-
trance lie Claire Hail.
l. DID to. $50 'e''''s promptly "''"-
Lands bought and arid on Conmiv. ION
Money loaned o unncurubered Real Estate secur-
Taxes paid, and c llactI ms made for parties in any
section ~ the country.
An xtenssv- scquAiutancs In "a tern New Yorh,
,lts m to Offer great Inducements 70 those having
lands =" dispose Of.
-AErEREx.g rs -
NJ Gov. Myron H. Cart, Csnandaisus, N Y.
Hon. Charles u. s'sgi :. Pcuehkeepsi,. NY.
Hon. John Thcinpson.
N. George ". Sterling
Capt. Richard Peck, NV Haven, Conn.
Rev.: Ia:o !: csylsr. nsv vsr. City
Bockee, Inn >. 1 O.. Chlseo nj.
Ia lm.n. Powers 4 AeL@su Davenport Iowa,
Apr,l 22dtf.
HAvILAND has for sale.
Six Improved Farns
In Scott county, with good ccmiors,bied dwellings,
lsrg q eha-ds Of every kind of ut, running val. r
nd E cry thing To aske . Farm desira,ie. WluIe
sold very reaaAabS.
Six UniaPrsvel Farms,
70 scott county. pleas nifty situated, capital l and
Tor fAnm'ss pnrpase>-terns very sssy.
' $50 Acres
Of fne land In Wsshingtoa county, Is mile, from
Iowa city, and IS miies from Nash H. Z on, on q good
road.
:. n SsWau EHs,ms
In 1ascstne county. near Pu.ioa X. 3, Depot,
ALSO FOUR FARMS
Il 20 acres each, within two mil 9 Of Iowa CITY. heau
t1ui farming iahds, f,r SAFE vey caesp
A rne Farm - CmtA c,unty.
Few Acres
Il land IN vsshity Of Dsvsspcrs suitable ir oouns.y
sests.
200 Ma3ni1cent Daildlng Lots
in TuItone adijti~n n East n,ven.nr. ~h,ch .,...
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05
REMOVAL.

L eCHRiCKER 4 co. have removed 70 their new
brits buiidins On eec.,nd ; . nexr TO Hsvrison, an !
Will b. happy TO see their friends and Cu-tomers
there. ap!3 ,2wdkw.
valua bic City Property for Sale.
'l'HE y ississtipi Honse, situsted o. Rruas stree,
: between Main and 0arrisoa stteets Win Be solo
cheap Lot IS BY $50 fesA, Part os the parcha :
money con rc& an tr ! and , yeas ~ 10 pr cent
Also . Lot ON 81 81 near the \ X Depot, 3Qxi60 feet:
Aiso a Lot on %Hh street, adtc,aing the D. pot, "a
l9O feet;
Also . corner lot On Brady q, eornes Of Clay, i0sn
IS feet-
The lots on ID and 4th streets ere splerdtdly situ-
atsst for business purposea, aud the locssloa a. the
Brady strese lot 10 oDs Of the bas h Nogth pavun.
pert.
For particulars sppsy 70
YArR0ANKoA H1CIoOM,
UA9odss 0e00sn's D1naiAg Nan =.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05
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