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SpIKIr OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

The IIteiliceRceT, in publishing the Presi-
dents recent correspondence with the Connec-
ticut clergymen, takes occasion to chide the
UEt0a for styling the latter Reverend and
impairment Intermediates" aud also to chide
them for assuming with so much positiveness
the correctness of their theory concerning Kan
sas affairs, and for their indisposition to make
any allowance whatever for the President
honest difference of opinion from them
The Union, to-day, discusses Estate rights
and State dignities."
II The Island City Bank of New York sus-
pended operation yesterday afternoon. Its liza
biities small, and the notes are fully secured
Money is still tight, but paper is more readily
discounted. The stock of the Mechanics Bank
ing Association is estimated as not worth over 50
cents IN the dollar.
II From Taylor & Maury we have the Ed.
inburgh Review, (July,) containing articles as
follows: I. The Confidently of La salette 3.
De la Rive on Electrical Science; 8. Marshal
Marmont's Memories 4. Social Progress Of Ire
land; s. The License of Modern Novelists: G.
Merivale's Romans under the Empire; 7. GQthe,s
Character and Moral Influence, g. Schelcher,s
Life of Handel; O. Representative Reform.
Article 5. is the one taken in such dudgeon nv
Dickens, and to which he made bitter reply
under his own name in 90 Household Words
IL The second fair of the St Louis Arricul.
tnTal and Mechanical Association which COM
menceS on the 18th of September, promises TO be
the most replendent display witnessed within
the past year. The grounds have been beautifully
o'Ddmented. and large additions have been made
lot the accommodation of the articles to be exhibit
TED Nothing has been overlooked that would in
Crease the convenience and comfort of visitors
The premium list embraces prizes amounting Ia
$1,000 Ii j. confidently expected that this fair
Will prove 81. Louis to be the agricultural and
mechanical exchange Of the Mississippi valley
SERIOUS AFFRAy 1T OLD PoIST.-On Monday
last the steamer Coffee, chartered by the Mechan-
1oal Guards, Of Norfolk Va, left that port OH an
excursion, and from the low price of tickets. too
number of rOwdies along. Upon arriving at
Old Point, sentry on shore declined taking the
rope OF the steamer, for which he was badly
beaten when the rOwdies got on shore The
steamer then left. A short time after the Glen
Cove, chartered by the Juniors. of Norfolk ar
IlVed at Old Point, on an excursion to the Capes
and several of the passengers stopped at the Point
IN uniform few moments after an officer with
niteen Dragons from the fort, came on them and
commenced slaShing and Cutting them Several
citizens Of Norfolk were injured severely and its
papers demand an investi CATION.
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al STILL LIVE >,

a !. STILL LlyE,n
IND VIII not be outdone by anv In FL. r,,r&,x..
Line. Having secured the Services Of an s%ae
Tlenced sign and Ornamental painteG \ arr nsapd
n 90 SIGNS, BANNERS, TRANSPh REN
CiES, &C.. IN the latest STYLES. "nA'
ri hlso; SSonfinns e % HOUSE PAINTING
GLAZlNG. and @ RAINING in q superior m.nns
s az NO, Louisiana ssengs, between sth and nj
t-eoa - NJ. T. PARKER.
VERWARE. AND Sill
ave call the attention Of Purchasers to our verv
DIES and Genteinen's God Watches, solid Silver
lea sets, Waters, Pitekers, Goblets, spoons,
ID WATCH REPAIRrNG.-watches and Chro-
noineters carefully repaired by skillful workmen.
Nj. w. GAIT & BRO, Jewellers, q
sc 4-3t S24 Pa. ave-. bet. 9th and nth sts
lFE IN CHINA, by Rev. William c. Milue, M
- A, VOL, .ondon; Sl-50.
Lands oil the Slave and the Free, by Captain, the
- Ho T. Henry A. Murray, r. NJ, vol, London
The PSeticsl Works of Robert Bloomfield, London
The Laws, Of Contrast Of Col ,urs. By M. Chew !.
Ieul. london, 1857; 50 cents.
Common Objects of the Sea Shore by Rev J. a.
- Wood, Nj. A, London, 1887; 81 >. -
Unprotected Females IN Norway, London, 1857
Deeds Not Words, by NJ. Bell 50 cts.
Peregrine Bunce, by Theodore Hook: % s,s, 3D..
Violet, or the Danseuse 81 etc.
( SEA FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. :

TAYLOR Il MAURY'S stock of Surveying and
other Instruments includes large assortment Of
the very best manufacture in German Silver. sold
separately or in cases, from SIS to $50 each.
Also, hne Brass Instruments, in cases, from 81 tc
$3.50.
with lock and kew is partculariy ada MAD for atm
dents In surveying. -
Ivory and lockwood Scales, French Curves, Pro
Measures, Pocket Rules. Masgifying Glasses
Proportional Compssses, Claude Lorraine Glasses
Pocket Compasses, &c.
For sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
l. OR
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MR.. w. HENRY PALMER
IaESPECTFULl,I mtlnIates to his pupils,
friends and the public generally that the
PI A % r o r TIE G. IhSSES

PIANO PORTE ASSES
will resume their duties
On MONDAY, September 18th. 1887.
Prospectuses and all information may be obtained
upon application to Mr.. Palmer at his residence
.6n + street, near 13th.
Terms as before-FIvE and Ten DOLLARS per
quarter of 81 lessons.
MIR. Pa mer's Class Instruction for the Piano Forte
having been demanded in Baltimore, the DAYS oil
meeting ~ w hngton wall he only on Monday
Tuesday, Thursday. and Friday.
The GEORGETOWN PIauo Forte Glasses will com
mence as soon as arrang ements can he made, 20
which end the residents Of Georgetown are respect
fully requested To communicate with Mr.. Palmer
forthwith. $3.50
Arrangements have been made with the largest
publishing esta blish ments in New York and Phila
delphia for an abundant supply of the best and new
est music for the pupils. Sc S-iw
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u The wife Of En- President Pierce IL said IN
So,,l in Ecry III health. Mr. p was never in
Al " hiss Cushman comes out In the Europa;
a. Ia'4es Mathews came out in the Asia; and
bilt. '"'""' 0diiie III TIE Fdhusf'
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G00A REWARD.-Ranaway from the 81 bscr
PRINCE GeoTgs's county, Md, ON the asth OF -
April, NEGRO MAN, DAVY. GREEN. "A
oark mulatto--haf a large bushy head. with III
III nhiskeps round has face, medium size and down
has relatives make his way TO some free STATE al
n M IeI Ethont any pIovocatlon: ] will give Two
taken in the District or any other part of MaisDd
ana ~ II taken IN this county, La either case he
must be secured % that get him
ie s-tf WILLIAM J. BERRY
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DRIVATE INSTRUCTION.
Il HDUR IESSO

DKIVATE INSTRUCTION.
Il HOUR LESSONS.
j. Full Prof.ssor OF Mathematics and penman-
snip VIII re ume instruction to his Glasses on Mon
tav Septemher 7th at his residence 48S 10th street
IN the IN thcr branches of Mathematics ghting
Mathematical Instruments, PLAN and Ornamental
writing, and In Book keeping by double entry.
uenttemen wishing to prepare themselves for
scientific purposes can be expeditiously quaii6e ed
Upwards of four hundred have been prepared for
private paror for ladies'. - -
Terms payable IN advance. co.. 90. - --..
It, InteI
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An ADVERSE DEcIsIos.-We learn that the
Attorney General has decided that the title to
the property at the corner of ST. Paul's lane
and fayette street. offered by Mr.. Andrew
Mclaughlin as a site for the proposed new Gus
house, court-rooms and post Office building
to be built in Baltimore, Nd, is not such as
will justify its purchase by the Government.
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ORPHANS COURT, September 4. 1857.
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WaShington CoHafp
TO Un.-In the case of Richard A. Edmonston ad :
minlstrator OF Decius w. dmonston, Jr., deceased
the administrator aforesaid, has, with the approba-
ton of the Orphans Court of Washington County,
aioresad, appointed Saturday, the 26th instant, for
the hna settlement and distribution of the personal
estate of said deceased of the in hand % far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money when and where all the creditors and heirs OF
said deceased. Motif ed to attend lat the Orphan
Court of washington County, with their claims
excluded from al benefit OF said deceaseds estate
PROVIDED a copy Of this order be published once a
week ior three weeks IN the Evening STAR" pre-
n Test: ED. N. ROACH, Reg. Wills.
Sc 4-PSw ED. N. ROACH, Reg. Willis.
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&C00 REWARD.-Ran away from Kalorama
ps1UO near Washington city, u. C., on SAT- -
uTday night the I'D of August. 1867, nv al
NEGRO MAN Il GORGE JOHNSU aged IA
ABOUT % years, height about feet. of a dark ~
copper color, bushy hair, very erect, and polite
VIII give the above reward If taken Am A free
state. 500 II taken within the District Of Coum-
ba,or $40 taken in the State of Nary land in either
case he must be secured that get him
Miss ELEANOR J. CONNEwAY,
r-. Baltimore, Md, or
. OLIVER DUFOUR
du 81 cow WARRINGTON cify
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THE SIXTH AUDITOR SHIP OF THE Treasury
A Virginia newspaper, published in the county
wherein DR.. Tate lives, says that that gentle
man has been appointed Sixth Auditor of the
Treasury We have to say that Auditor Phil
lips has had no information of his supercedure
other than from such rumors.
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about o clock a. Id. :
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
Our Agent. Mr.. John Porter, visits the CITY of
Washington for the purpose of exhibiting to the La
dies OF this VICINITY, the justly celebrated WAT
SONS N-DOLIAR FAMILY SEWING
MACHlN r., and also make sale for Territorial mi hit
for the DISTRICT of Columbia. Machine will I've on
exhibition at C.. w. Boteer's, Iron Hail. No. 3I8
Pennsyvan avenue where he would invite all per-
sc 3-6t' ROBBINS a co.
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The NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY, No. 3, met
this morning, but Captain Pearson, member
thereof, not having arrived in Washington, it
adjourned over for the day.
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CROPS IN ENGLAND AND IRELAHD.-A cor
respondent at Plymouth, under date of the l4th
August, writes to the State Department that
the harvest proceeds very favorably throughout
England and Ireland, and the wheat crop is re-
garded as a large one.
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q = REWAR D.-Straye ed or stolen on the 18th of
sDC AUGUST, from the neIghborhood of l. xzerSk
and 18th streets. dark brown Cow. with EeAlsS@
white spot on her forehead, left shou der
and white hind legs; also, TAP, oftsil white a
hole was drilled IN her horns and a piece of wire
twisted nit. Had on leather collar with brsss bell
to 10. Any one returning the Cow 10 me at No. 2l4
i, street. between 18th and 18th. Will receive he
above reward, DAVID BEARD.
se2 St.
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THE CHEvALIER WYKoFF.-Bennett's Ro-
wing Diplomatist''-tho gallant Chevalicr Wy
kof, late his correspondent here-has sailed for
Europe, but not in any capacity connected with
the Government of the United States, as still,
insisted on by more or less newspapers
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LOST AND FOUND.

c. REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from my prem
eDC lses, on the 18th of August, a medium ~zep4f
sized cow, color red and white, face and Y6kxf
breast white, with white streak down her
back, and three of her legs white; has gmlet hole
IN one of her ears, and cut IN three places
The finder all receive the above reward by return
ing her TO w. 5. NICHOLS, georgetown Heights
seS6t
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DEA NUTS.
l. 50 bushels PEA NUTS for sale by {,
JONAS p. LEVY.
se3 IT, 55i 18th street. corner Of b.
SCHOOI. BOoKS.-The cheapest place to buy
~ all the School Books used IN the District rs al
80 TAYLOR d MAURY'S Bookstore,
sc 3-9 near 9Th ST.
SCHOOL STATIONERY.-Slates, Copy Books
- Exercise and Compost ion Books and an the re-
qulsIes for school tuition. for sale. the lowest
terms, at TAYLOR d MAURY'S Bookstore. near
9Th street. se3-3t
FOR SALE-The subscriber having removed his
Il residence into the CITY. offers for sale ~
his BUGGY and HORSE on moderate IN
terms. For further particulars inquire AGA
the Banking House OF WIN, Il. SM1THSON, or at
No. "a street, between and Louisiana avenue.
Sc 5-5t- X. c. FOX.
EOR .SALE.-A very capable FEMALE SER
L WANT In any department of family service.
Age 81 years. For further information address
THOMAS g. w HEELER, No SIS Penn. svenue,
between 9th and 18th street, or w. b. CHICHES-
TER. olney Post Office, Montgomery county, Nd.
Sc 3-lw
ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, DRAUGHTS-
IL MEN, MACHiNISTS,
AS Agents for DARLING Il SCHWARTZ. when on
hand ..- -
. Cast-SteeITry Squares.
Cast-Steel comb med Guage and Callipers,
CAST steel Standard Scales.
Cast Steel te Straight Edges and Tongues,
Cast Steel bevelled Straight Edges.
Sc Ct CAMPBELL & COYLE.
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0|YOUNG CATHOLICS'FRIE SOCIE-
~ TY.-The regular monthly meeting of This
society Will be held In the parish schoo room of ~
fa,ricks Church, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
20 CLOCK, and Is important one in all respe rs
the annual election of officers the report of
me detailing the past of the
Society will be submitted and other nteTestins mai
tiers presented. '
. All who have at any time been connected with the
society are earnestly requested to attend and renew
tneif membership. v. T.. KING, Secretary,
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TNATIONAL GREYS. ATTENTION-An
~ adjourned meeting of the COMPANY will be
held IN the Council Chamber. on FRIDAY EVEN
ING Sep. 4, at IA O'Clock. Pnnctual attendance is
called for, AS business of importance will he trans
order: " D'
se SIT R GRIMES Gao
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OF California to commence operations
The NEBRASKA WAGoN-RoAD EXPEDITION
The Interior Department has received an inter.
esting report from Mr.. Sites, the superinten.
dent Of the expedition to construct the proposed
wagon road from the Platte river to l. Eau gui
Court, the second division of the work. the first
having been reported on some time since. 1t
conceives that an eligible route cannot be OBJ
tanned from Agoway Creek to l. Eau qui Court,
the country along that proposed line being very
broken and much washed, and intersected with
deep ravines and abrupt ridges.
The Dacotah City route, however. proved
available. The superintendent, after giving a
minute account Of its features of Importance
and interest, says:
- The route from the Middle Row to the head
OF Agoway Valley, about twelve miles was moi
ehtlreIy satisfactory To me; and ] am confident
when We come to make a more critical rxamina
tion, we shall find more direct and feasible route
for the location of the road. With this execution
from the character of the country the compara
lively few bridges to construct the feasibility of
good road without grading, and being almost
direct, ] cannot hesitate respectfully TO recon-
mend the location of the road upon or near the
route passed over from Nebraska to Dacotah CITY
The great advantage of this route, In addition 10
the above considerations, is In the fact that at
least eight-tenths of the route passed er a dis
let Of country in the immediate vicinity Of
which the lands are we'll ada pied To farming pur-
poses. The valleys upon the whole route are not
only beautiful, but, receiving as they do the
washlngs from the surrounding high lands, they
a,e composed Of rich loamy soil, and will yield
the most abundant harvest to the husbandman
w nile the timber Is scarce, 1 think by econo-
hiiA'"s' sumcien' can be found upon the Missouri
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@rOURNAMENT AND FANCY BALL
lN3 The second Tournament md Fancy Ran 81
the season, will take place at the Fauqier White
DAY, the 9th and 10th INST. ~
INGRAM & BAKER
sc 4utib Proprietors
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T1FBf THE REQUEST OF ALL Those who
were present last night, the Concert at Cha ?,
IN IL O'Clock. The public in general, and the gen
tiemen on The press In particular are invited.
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TOFFiCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.-The Stockholders ofthls com
recors TO serve for one will be held at this Office
on MONDAY, September 9Th, 1857, between the
honrn of 10 q. IN. and q. M
next preceding the election.
au "a eocw GRAFTON ID. HANSON Ser
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COLLECTORS OFFICE. Cry HALL,t
- July Is, 1857.
~ TION FOR PROMPTPAYlIE VINO
tlce is hereby given that the Taxes for the year 1857
now due, and payable at this Office and that a
deduction of 10 per cent. allowed by law for the
current year paid on or before the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER next. :
JAS. +. HALLIDAY,
25-eOtf Collector.
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JUST THE THING FOR IOWAl
WcsCs Patent GaiyanIc Ce-.n
RDDEaSG


'h l. subscribers having pur hased the rirht to
dse this tine-tettod and much approved Cp
Hshl,ior rooAng. IN Les county, are nov prepared
" contract Tor puttiLg on rsofs at short notice
anu wiI give all such contracts their personul At
tentlon.
ihis oemenl Is ohe of the greatest iuyentinns of
the age In sles OF ebeArness great dur ability and
Aaaptation TO any climate. 1t will resist the aud
ueh changes Vi Inc Weather, is inperyious TO FIRE
hha water, remaining permanent fixture without
repairs is calculated for roofs Of all descriptions
nat or siesp, II being Wind, FIRE and water proof
a'es not affect water, and is US different from AZ
ana srasel rooaug As II Is superior 70 it, As
PROOF OF its superiority, no Insurance Co. In the
Eastern states VIA take risk ON buildipss Gov
ered with tar pitch or rosin bat will insure vhers
west Cemsnt 10 used, at ~ low rates us any A..
proof building ~ Aie
~. ID. ihe subscribers having paffyct confidence
In the darap.ltyut tAeif Roofing, viii guarantee
ana keep good, at their own - reuse AN roofs
severed by them. for the terra If I'm wears.
Further Information can be 0btaiutd by addrs.s
ing the Subscribers through the fostoaIee or hv
calling on them at Nr. Moore, corner Of I'd .ns
Biondeaustrests, ~hcru ap.eliHelsand stimoni.l.
"a he seen tosF :sfy tte stskepii,al.
G. VAN EvRA
apr2s-aea e. sWFAyFY
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millinery and Fancy Gosas.
ACTENfIIlN LA llIEs

| WOULD respectfully call the attention Of The
Ladies' TO my large and we'll selected stock Of
fAil and winter goods, which will sell ~ tCinoin.
nAti prices. MY stock consists OF silk, straw and
bonnets; also, spiendid assortment Of rib-
bons, howers and teathars, eected with gres care
You will ind everything IN the Millinery ana
Fancy business at my shnent in the latsst
fashion. ! am &lso prepared 10 dc ali work In M
business ~ The shortest notice, such ~ lining
trimming bieas hink, pressing and maxi ing bounets
Of every description To order. wi n warrant al,
work tosiye saiisfactlon
Come one, come ali Notroubls to show good,
st Mrs. aienny's, Oh Fourth, between Main and
BlonAeau.
sept26-dly MRS. 0LENNy
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IMPORTANT CHANGES!
Saturday Evening Train Put On.
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
'.'.' s.vs..
K ALL ROAD.

Iomp.e'eo 10 Cincsnndfs-- Through soithous
change Of cars Only one chance
ot eorsto Louispille-- One
change to Cleveland.
once Wheeling, and two less changes Of Car,
~ and baggage and % iniles nearer to all East-
ern Cities tnan o. any other route,
THE GREAT Y ArIpSAL ROUTE ra,,,,na
the o. $. Mii and Adems Express s
on AMI A,.er "'aas'iAy, Jaiy ist, trains will
Us. d,ilrrain--Le.vsso once, corner .,h and
Chestnut, at 1000 u. m. Leaves East st Ioui.
Depot at 1880. ''
Express frain--Leavesoeice, corner of An .na
Chestnut, a. 3 IN. Leaves East ST. Loui. Dc M,
at so .. u.
In order 10 accom- m odste the travs,;,. n,h.
lie, Saturday Afternoon Train has been nut
up, and trains will run as above every dsy erccnt
sunday.
ONE SUNDAY TRAIN AT 3:oo p. NJ
y. B.-Ali trains make direct aud certain con-
Expressrrains, thus sormin the sAoYf.u oaieI,u
and oH!y broad Gauge Routs 70 New York. Boston
PhilRiep phia. Baltimore, Washington Civ pitts
burgh, wheeling, Cleveland, Buffalo, ana ali
Eastern cities.
Also, Chicago, and all points on the rlIinoi. Cen.
trai X. X.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO CHICAGO.
New York 1ssssnsers have choice Of four good
railroad Routes, from Cincinnati, vis : New fork
Erie, ~ Central, PsnnsylvAnia Central, and
Through passengers should avail themselvs. Of
THIS most reliable Route between the East and
the West, rs il affords unusual fac Iitics hahn a
superior road, and the only Broad auage Road in
the Vest.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, Lssalk.
Rock Island, Burlington, Peoria, DunIeith. uA.
leAa, Pefu, &C., connect at SAndovsl with the
Illinois Central r. X. for the above named point
direct.
Passengers for Msttoon and Chicago connect at
lin b 4 haE Ek...
Louis with only one change of oars.
Through baggage check, given in the city, and
paesa handled tree, giving passengers trouble
stthe Depot
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procured at the oiices. Nos. IS and 80.
corner Of Ath and Chestnut streets, under the
Planters House, and at No. 81 Lsyse, corner Of
Vine street.
~ Both ofnces are exactly on the cornsr--shs
only places TO obtain reliabIe information.
W. H. CLEMENT, den'I supt.
ISAAC WfMAN, 9en'1 Western Ar't
OMnibuses will call for passengers and baggage
10 any part the city, by leaving heir address 81
jyl7 d
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Hik1CE & son.
Lana AksntS and lsrokers

DEALFKs IN
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS
W'id Lond', fmpr9rea Farms, TORN Property. n. !.
FORT DODGE, IOWA.
" = pny psfsteaiar afteafon TO the selection of
~ Lands nnd their Ioention, y ith cash or Land
warrants, IN the RI. Dodge, Sioux City and O,aye
Lsna Dietfiets, i0sa. Ne have agents At Sion.
City and Usage who devote their hole ime and AZ
tcntion 10 the Transaction of our business, The Fl
Dodge district win receive our personal attentan
MawIl collect notes, bile drafts and scce
throughout Iowa, and remit proceed. promp,ly In
drafts on New lprk. Heal Estate and Land War.
rants bought and said on commission. Yt,es az.
amincd and taxes paid. We also pay pAhr,cn,.p
ArrLsTios 10 the loaning of Land arrants Tor ron
residents, tho leaning oi money at best western
rates, and u tnvsst tuovnts generally. We exnmin.
carefully all lands We locate and viii give plat IA
descrip! p!ion out commssen Tor oaninx or iocating
Land Warrants, in the above named district. vii, hs
$40 per 100, $s per l2o, 81 per 50, and IS DER 40
acres, which sho aid accompany the warrsnts. ana
aisoihc Land otce fees on warrants Of Al for .ch
~ acres, in bills or drafts on New York.
LAND ENTERED ON TINE.
All business entruted to us will receive oromnt
and cAfefai attention. Correspondence solicited,
apr2y- -dAwly