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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

last HALF OF LOT d. In Bb(N.K ~
e. city Of Davenport With the Bstrk unee< sssFs
er~ei~i : W cosSeT u seeSaf ssa $50 tsA@d
street,.
tween koek i.ssd .aa io-a sfssss, asssA sa>ss 81
taiairs Farmer . House.
North hslf ~ LII. .aI ~, "a s..-a ~ hsss. =
fyes ~ E.~s Island street sid iss tess - thssl
SPLENDID Lofs On bLrss
los- 80 Z u E..s- ~ s''sa's..l..l.as aas s.ss
u The MISSISSIPPI river keSk i.sad, Fer. Ars4
-lrang kasirsad bvtsse 49,
~ Tvrsa- a. sPPty 70
A-slf NooA >AsuANl
Mare Chnnre.
~ BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY On
~ Davenport tss0rabss gssteis y N y odd "
u any prr.e1 wh9 Al! balad The seAsoa
BzS COOK y SARGENT
.)l ACRES on CHOICE LAND, ONE
ZO Asif ,aiIs frosl clsy lsnh. co. ..ls al ,eg,
% raif. - cash -
A Coed Chance G0r laye~s0e0s.
ISA ACRES FIRST QUALITY LAND.
lOO aar nile frsta - ciiy halli. suitable y
sti4- iaie ave .eEe lots Terms o-s arm eAss. bal
US COOK . SARGENT
Tt8b~r Lsnaaa.
4nACRES TIMBER LAND, TWO MILES
NJ from cry q Davenport, meas Bae era. rad
str -als rs
D1sI COOK = SARGENT
LanAs ID Scoss Ceunsy.
VALUABLE Fur COAL AND FARMING
gaIso.ss : sosiA fraet.oaa. hall u sss 10 7
>, X E-s.5 % AID oay IS minutes AK iron The
railroad station .. Durs-s, AID iyiGs % iss svris
.s.a ems; slass " Tbs soaats rSads
Sc efseesI IS, RE
So as W AaG y u : W ), Sos. :,
T - X .E AkSo eljss..gx aS2ss IL Auacat..e
4eEHty
s. .o.S & .sadE ) Of : E 1, See. IL, r u,
Il E-zs9 serss Forty ssrss uadsr Impoverished;
asase, orchard sc ILrss asyer fsa.lGg spriEss and
laA-y kaown Goa uehw~
A.so various 70 AID W tract. In scott county
~s.. sIaAssd Apflyto
III COOK sAR0ENT
Lanas q Masca1ine C0ansy.
SOUTH HALF VI SECTION IL, 7. 70, r.
- !. 10 ssrss Th.s tract 10 TWO nilss Q W q
a variety Of ~ sad % ssr. ,rssss. ssns ssar y,
.sss COOK . SARGENT
LaDas d C01nr Coy.
S,orTHuALF OF SECTION Il AND NORTH
| - half VI 5ss -. 7 - X Nv -ete ssrss Of ths
asSv. 'ssrs were s1Sks1 10 isss. ssns Nv ssrss u
Also. W \ Of s-w = Soc .. RIw-
70 asTss.
EAsfS Z aud ) W. : ON 8 !, Sec
| " X W I'D ecrxs
&. SE sec T 10 w-ss acre.
NJ y " ., W sGc y w i u > : b, sss
| a. - " w-so scrss
Z sse -, 4 ~ Ri W Loo acre.
= u y, W i ssd 4 |. VI . W I ssc ~,
sk W leo serss
Also sssal.sT tr.sis. sssssea with Asa fsr 49,
| = very rsAsoassss tsrDs by
Jyes COOK SARGENT
BUILDING LOTS
| TOR SALE AT FAIR PRICES, AND ALI
| i on saLs credit, TO fAs4l.tAge improvements
| COOK sAk0EsT
al. &C.. isss o. parties slo nil tEl!d them Ia
.ssson n moderate pgless aud % . credit Of ons
| 40 AID three icsEs yunsu
Unwilling HOUSE On BRADY STREET
| - for SAFE : TLs ua4srsiyned oners for sale hi
| dwelling House % Brady street VI IhireeEtt
sg1tslEing sigat rooms AID cellar Ground 10 l,o b
10 feet eoaisGs si-b.s. shet fLe apple pear piar
s4d cherry trees grape siEss shrastsry s.sssrn 49,
l Msi
The above 10 o1e Of the me, p.easast rssltsrsssi
| the city ard VIA be sslt Al ssrs lO~ price
| Apply t. JOIN Z pAvIk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02
New ADVERTISEMENTS,


nrOM Sm1e.~.
= IRON SAFES, ASSORTED. WARRANT
within, on commission and for saie ~
y WEAVER JR,
eel Next door TO cor Third and PER-, II.
Clarlx'~ FloWr Mills,
SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT AND GOT Up
~ can now DO supplied shor. notice Rght'
ard Mills furnished on ogpliealan ,c the agency y
sci JACOB WEAVER, JR
n Office OF AssIGNMENT.-NoTIC Il
~ hereby given, thai John vlerlm has tAis Ia,
assigned % p n Harding all bic real. personal mnG
mixsd property, Of whaleyer description, for tbs
beneft o. his ersi,tors All those indebted to said
John wierum MIL therefore make ininedlate settle
asrssgned.
Daseapor, Iowa, Angus, %, Iss;
sel.ew PB HARDING. Asslsnse
XnSornsWstoss Uyesneed!
OF ONE SOLOMON COR SAMUEL) JOHN.
" son COR Yohsnson) . e~eds bug. 10 Year, O,
are, sp<aks tosersble Eaglish. Said by came from
Xoaroe Couaiy 10 this ely about The Let Of july
81 AanA xsa 10 b delivered 10 my care to forward
10 OIarso Lis. where another Slater u living with
American family. The parsnts write that the
boy was unable 10 tnd me aud bad beea 81 work ~
brick yard Lear ihis ely.
Any oae who knows Of their ~Aer eabout Who viii
be klaa enough 70 inform ne through the Poet Once
viii ts literally rewarded for ,hsir irenhas
sei-d9ts Gsrnam sI, North Davenport
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WILL Be Owes 70 ASf PERSON vi

M Tt De uis IN TO - EHsoS no
w viii ihI1sLes iur slx usSEsAs w esanmsnes
from thls 18th day " Angnss. a u H.. .ai isru-l
late she estl dat u February. n lsss. its
ss.e hanging aud payment ~ tweasy thoassEd rolls
st.hed
Vow IL the time ~ have your Eoases p@persa a.
shes you select from sho1sAads 81 pieees Of %
per saFs ips In prices froIs ten csnts and awards
per ro Also fcld and pArted window sha1ss -
per ~ vaFaons patterns heriers Gre board
pr.ns. a. Particular sfteat4sa p.id ~ the hanging
q wall paper Ia p.ala or decorative styles
sukPMERb 3 SON
Paper dealer. and baaxrrs
fsssr0 as.d ~..d H. Ia al
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l. A y ID A q r N r 3

FLORENCE. NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
| ANDs ENTERED AND WARRANTS To-
IL Gated 10 sseaH CITY. FSsi Dodge aed counei,
6.acs
~ So.tsesigns promptly ATTENDED To-
4 BkEwsTEk BP KNIGHT
itig 1saE'F ~ Law Civil Englsssr 4 Surveyor
RKF1n TO
Dayiso1 q True EsQrs Editor Gnrstfs DR. J. n
sttherwax, Da~sea . 0rss-. n Pres, Esq. J. +
lane E.a Mayio A. dlV
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

PR,y.Ir SeuooL.--Ni.s-es Scvetan

~ Under this head . limited number ~ Special
Notice. will y. tr-rrtad nj 10 cent. rer hne zach
ia-~sttoa,. ar ~ cent. per week
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

NJ Onn1onaanos - OWDess -
IT, VvOg4u1eos
qua AOGN1n HAVE JILL DIsCOvER-
s~.r 49, = ~ she oaly ko6y q t1ns Tnhef
ss5clsiSS d - 0tsae enssisssG We son1As.aly
.sss .SsSe sssSas - SsysH~ dSSrsisssss SnS.,,s
= 81 - Gslass 80 IN essss iss.
000e 0lDo0w VI 1A1n88 . Co
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r . = SALE

W. II. GUTHRIE,
Dealer b Tsreigl - Anssieaa
MARuLE MAuTL4s.
VARYING IN PRICE FROM oc5 TO TIE
1nss; patterns made TIE - assessuass 81
iAflor 0raies IN tbs eity eonssarssy hand Towbs
Monuments Grave stousa Ccurtsr. Tsbss go ~.
sLds Furniture Tops PINT Up IN ths bsss " wosGnAe
seip WIN n GUTHRIE.
tslsAAuf Brady street. near Raalsoad
efATE OF iOWA,
e~cretars's once Iowa City
I 10 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE LAWS
II the sisth General Assssesy cf tbs 6ssss Of
Iowa distributed III the ssvsrz eonrtles Of sad
sa,s hvf9rs aud o. the 1Dkh asy " Angsss 4 ID !.
lsss said lave va1 tAks eject tea daye Gxtss they
we're deposited n the ine county Il said state
L. testimony whereof l, EAaAh ssss, 6sxrstAry u
state have hsrcnnso subscribed y and An ed
tbs great sea " the State Of lows this sssE dzy 81
August D. lss.
u aussx~dAw ALLAH sEIL-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

vstLtAn AlLss. ~ GLAZE
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
ALLEN . CLARK,
Atlssueys 4 Ceonselers q Law,

tfE tNStRANcE AND GENERAL LAND
- AAeats. AID Na4aHiss fubl
tusssS4lssa. aad al rrcfe~stcna business IN every
part ef the stale entrusted 10 our esre VIII receive
nF,,aapt sttsAttea Money Invested tas.. paid Tor
,sl fs.al.bts AnSnss icaEri unsasusnt cfed kssl
A.ssgw ssSHEsss Land Martaats bought Sold ana
N0Aled tarua.. houses AM ads isased kea Estate
q a. klsti- t.a. hi st4d SID "a commission
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IMPROVED CITY rPurlEll

w taSlte AitsAtlsa 10 vAE ssivMs4Ns ea1aARS "a ~
Improved Farms and wiid Lands. elty ffepsrt
Ac for sa,s a, moderate prlsx. .ld ~ sa.y
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

WANTED IMMEpIATELr-l0UUU men 70
engage In the sale Of the moe, popular selling Books
Ia America Iayaliis, mechanics farmers aEdt<
err. wishing TO travel will fni this ~ b. very prsf
liable and pleasant eusiness, enAolins them 10 see
the country and make moaey III the sane lime
Agent. now In the tusness clearing from ~. 10
81 soo per year For fall particulars aud iIst OF
Books, aidIs.. IA n BrLlsoS Queen CTS Pot
Itching House lli Main street, Cineinaatl oLio %,
lfAyins EA.t, ID RuLisoN, ftiisdslphia
suxlf-dSwly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

o0ss In uavsnps re Block, Main Street
I AND WARRANTS BOUGHT. SOLD AND
- located uuimprovsd Land Farms arc Cttr
Property Tor eale. aad Money law stsd
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BUILDING LOTY

TOR SALE AT FAIR PRICES, AND ALL
i cu loss credit 10 fssal.tAts Improvements
COOK sAk0EsT
al! &C.. lSss o. PARTIES wlo nil build "a them tkAl
.easoa n moderate prices AID % credit Of oss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

JOHNSON COUNTY
No al i.o aefes near Is~s Ciiy ~ ssTss trok.
Price tis per
No 30 loo acres seven mile. fs.ta iasa CITY
sCIs cAolc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

nWELLISG HOUSE On BRADY STREET
- for sac = TLs a4srsiyned oners for ssie h!s
Dwelling House % Brady street. cor VI IhirtecEth,
sgltalling sight Tooass AID cellar Ground 10 10 BY
10 feet eoais.Gs stable died fEe apple pear piaza
a2a cherry trees grape siLss shrustery e.sssrr s1
Mgff
The above 10 ole Of the me, pcasaEf rsstsressiu
the city and VII be ssis a. = ssrs lSw price
Apply to JOHN 4 DAVE
ssM nj Coax n Snrr~Leis
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CLINTON COUNTY
No ~ sW ssciiol y Y ~ ME
No o. NV 4 section o 80 RE
Nc % y i section L. RTE
Nc " ~ efSEA section o r ssRsE
BENTON COUNTY
NJ u o. 10 W, ~ asrss Of sto.ss .aad
wstsEed by Prairie Crsek, co.t~sIs email wood lot
. within y Of mile u iaFgs grow Of sseslisni
timber 10 Bllss fTota Cedar Dust bs d.srossd
II Ia y DAP ., and vii te sold 81 bargain
FowEsIIEIK COUNTY
Ne " loo acres 81 select land adjoining the
.o~E Of 0rtEnail
Ne q lssSs tract o. Land near EsacrA, the
csunty sest
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

VI every description, ais" 1T ~ nae Preach and
American fio~.rs beautiful SILK asd Grape 0suse
klbions eorseis, Embroidery, etc.. splendid pat.
terms and n quantity ~ new f.adie. article. shs
would kindy solicit III. inspection lie til. At%ee AMI
sarments nair .dr..ses and tine g.a,i.msns sl,r,a
Ard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-17

ne hxpfRIMHSI o. lighting % fhe new Ar.
mo'y was successfully made last night. and The
.n nne balls Of the building were opened 70
me inspection Of the public. THE gas arrange
Irents Were executed by the efacient arm ri ~
noHpsoh q CO.. who had the same class Of
olk IN hand for the Capitol Extension. The
s sZs on the third-story room Is e9k feet bv 81 Y
t ,eet wide, and is lighted by fifteen two.ligbt
p.aekets placed against the wall The first floor
has twenty four and the second twenty. I've
9Iac kets (made by Cornelius & Baker, of Phila.
aelphia, = secured to iron columns. These were
Unsigned especially for these rooms. The walls
OF the upper hall are of light blue and though
OF pleasing tint, the room will require styonger
ilght than the lower halls, and a Chandelier ar
two may be requisite "
BY the way, this upper hall would make ner-
maps, the finest ballroom in the city and n will
be great pity TO have such admifabIe danc;nn
Iaslilt,es thrown away. What say our miIjtarv
The lower-room, with its heavy sir inch STONE
pavement, Is designed, we presume. for the ust
OF me artiilery and the upper rooms for the in.
idnty, ana Tor storing military trophies aaos
"a T, iIom the enemy, &c. -
me building has been placed under the sinner.
intehSe OF MT. Christopher c. Fravser who takes
the place of Col. Randolph MI Frayser i, an
dc'IVe, gentlemanly young man, and lust the sort
OF person for the position
We may now expect the Armorv IN ,ate It's
place among the lions of the Metropolis The
grounds are TO be sodded down flag staff erected
anu other aPPurtenances and adoInments added
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-17
GEORG TOWN AFFAIRS
Corrsspondsnes of The STAY.
GInRaHrnWn dec ISEr

GEoRsETowN, Dec. II, Iss7
fight occurred upon Cadey's section Of the
Water Works, near Cabin John, on Sunday
night, which resulted in the killing Of one OF the
party, young man, an lTishman by birth named
John Farady. IL appears that an old grudge was
haTbored by some OF the parties in the ght against
an individual named Patrick Sullivan one of the
bosses on the work. On the night i'm question
they met and got to drinking; quarrel ensned
aud Ferady was struck on the head with a club
Nv sullivan, II - supposed, and instantly killed.
An inquest was held over the body, but we have
not been able 10 learn the verdict Sullivan we
are Informed, has fed.
Mr.. Lynn's Montgomery hotel on High street
was robbed last night of a considerable amount
OF clothing and some fifteen TO twenty dollars in
money, Circumstances have fixed the theft pref
" concIuslveiy upon party, and ofscer Gros.
IL after him this morning.
We are pleased TO see our frllow-citizen Brook
"lillamS, E>Q., "a member of our City Coun-
clls,) in our midst again. Mr. w has, for sew
erdl month past. been O a tour through Russia
and other European States. His intention. when
lac left us the early part of last summer, was To-
spend much longer time abroad than he has
but The superiority OF American associations over
those abroad soon rendered hi anxious To return
to his native shore, and to old George town, the
place of his birth.
Our young friends Of the DumbaTton street NJ
T.. Sabbath school are making preparations 20
give US grand concert some evening between
this and New Years day. They are being in
structcd FOR the occasion by Mr.. Jas White
We would advise those OF our citizens who
have now settled their taxes TO pay attention 10
the notice of the Collector, MIR Sh~ckel, and
march up to the captains office. FsTbum sap
SoPtsRti.
One of the most valuable cargoes which has
come down the canal this season is now on the
way down, consigned 10 Hartley d Bro viz: the
canal boat J F Wheatley, with .GIO barrels of
Welch's Old Dominion and Shenandoah -four
prime quality, and .OOO bushels mill feed
The break on the canal near Antieatim having
been repaired, large quantities of -four and grain
are expected in If the weather shall continue
moderate.
The number of vessels at our wharves-larce
size, Is unusually small. The only arrival of any
moment for several days, is the barque Justice
Story, Atkins, from Boston, with a cargo of pIa..
ter to Hartley & Bro
Pork ia wagons begins 80 arrive a little more
freely. and is selling at SO 62as6 65 and from
stores at ~.
Flour-stock light and sales small, selling al
-: w heat-considerable Quantities coming IN,
selling at - U5aSl " for red, and 81 oasl IS for
white, of good qualities. Corn-old Soc, white
and yellow new, i'm the ear, 81 50 per bbl =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-17

MR.. EDITOR:-l noticed an article which was pub
lIshed In the Estates" a few weeks ago, and which
ieel disposed 10 contradict, know it is incor-
rect. He had no legal right to sell the negroes and
this fact he WAS well aware of, as he knew they
were has father in-aw's property. The Cont refu-
sing IN Injunction TO the opposing party does not
justify him IN KID apping negroes that he had no
rgEt 10 catch; and he under hail appear ut
the CRIMINAL Court. AnO: her Temai is as MOTTO
ed that he was most worthy citizen, and highly
esteemed ," / suppose he is, like all others very
good until hetectt q in his rascalty. ANY one who
states that there difficulty existing bstw cen
NJ and his vile, states Il tasehOod. 4 have been
informed by several persons who know the fact that
such statements false. The fact is that he had
separHted I ON his wife, taking his clothes away,
before he made sale Of or kidnapped the negroes
and his wife was entirely ignorant of the circum
stance, until siTa-EtT cams TO her and informed
her Of 1t; though he had made previous threats that
be WAS going Ia leave hts wife, and DO tomet hing
That would cause her to grIeve TO the Gay Of her
death; He would often say that his time at home
was short: and from what she could gather his in
tenton was To take all from her and her old fai her,
and run on He further threatened that she and her
Children should be driven to hire out to obtain bread
lie now limits her to a meagrc allowances for her
children. This popusr gentieman two sal
aries; one as watch at tbs Patent Office ard the
other as sexton at the Rev. J. &. Smiths Church.
II j. MoNALTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-17

DrsrsfsIA AND FIrs.--Dr. Trasy iDelorme. great
si 81 m was for several
ne was confined to his bed He was eyentualIy osred
Sn, uon furnished him BY young clafrvoy
III ~. nus prescription, given by mere ctllld
mas TAKEN IT, never haviIg failed once. Its equally
ent.e IN IN cases OF hts as OF dyspepsia The
.nis valuable prescription to any person who will
suppy me with the nrmes and residences of ten or
more, individuals suffering with Diseases of the
cnest lungs, or throat, as knowledge of such inva-
ius ana the way TO reach them is aud to my regu-
York Post Office. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-17

A CARD-JSo. w. MARIN would especially in
form the public that he has returned to the city af
short absence, and resumed the Drug business at
his old stand, corner of New York avenue and 18th
street, where he was Literally patronIsed for the
last ten years. and that he has greatly improved it,
INTERIOR ana htted 1t out with complete and entire
new stock OF every thing In the medicine line all OF
which ne selected with great care, and guarantees
To be as pure and fresh be found any where n
the dispensing of which he will give his strict per
sona attention heretofore and III residence being
on the premises. will enable him TO devote his whole
time to the business. He has also added large and
elegant assortment of Perfumery and Toilet Ar
lcies, and every thing the fancy ne that is usually
kept IN first class Drug Store, and having no rent
or debts 10 pay he guarantees TO sell low as simI-
south of New York. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-17

Ian IN POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
favor of the Consumption Destroyer; also of its
efficacy m relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup 10 pleasant and safe, and
10 composed Of roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge: 10 10 no common article. They are
residence - ssen. -
The extract of flower called the Al pha Or tment
for the Piles with the syrup. be found at Mr..
e Std0s; the syrup - NJ several other places ON
Psnusy lvanIa avenue. a. well AS GEORGETOWN at
Mr. Newman on Bridge street. In Alex ndria &c
LedDetter's. In BALTIMORE. at Hance's. loe Balti-
more street. go. ..a...
NotIoe-AIl those who have found relief from the
use of this Syrup would confer hyOr Nj. A.
Mount by forwarding them their certificates a. early
As. possible, e 80. SO E .s.s..r E. d7-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-17

NEW PUBLIcATIoN.-"Histor csI and Lessl
" EXAMINATION of that part Of the SupIems
Court decision IN the bred Scott case which de
oares the unconstItutlonalIty of the Missouri Com
promise Act, and the self extension of the Consti
tutlou TO Territories. carrying slavery along with
u" BY the author of The Thirty Years View; &C
tayo; David Appleton q Co. New York 1857
The shove work Just issued from the press, for
sale at the well known stand, corner OF AZ street sind
Pennst wanna avenue. Stereotype edition. beauti-
fully printed on clean new y foe he pap-r nd
with best black Ink Bound IN black eliot n and gIlt
lette ed Done up IN Durable form for perma nent
use. Price 81.
This work is what its title rurports to be- an en-
animation of what the author deems bel the po-
litIca part OF the Courts opinion. ayodn g any To-
uce of the judicial part which related TO the personal
clains Of the parties record. liz is written in a
spirit Of entire devotion TO the institutions of our
country aud with total abstinence f. ma all party
views. The authors own words are: Il write for no
party, but for u men who yenerafe The wo ks of COR
ancestors, nd who wish TO see our Government
Kept on the foundations which they placed ID
49, And II is believed that this pledge has been
kept IN the work and which Is considered, bv oOm-
petent judges, as the most original and profound of
al the authors works, and go treated as to present
Lew views to The oldest readers. end in fact To sp
pear as new work on subject supposed 20 have
JOS. SHILLINGTON.
BOOkse Ter, Odeon Building, corner ~ st.
d f-u and Paw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-17

SAMUEL p HOOVER'S BOOT, SHOE, AND
- TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT.
Come and see the assortment of Boots. Shoes,
and Trunks 8. 7. Hoover has on hand ana selling OF
at wy reduced prices.
Ladies' Caters ut 81.
Misses old style Shoes . to 81 cents
Gentlemen's Patent Leather and Calf Boots and
Congress eaters at $3.50, regulIT prices -.
Boots and Shoes for hoy and youths at the reduced
price of II cts. to 5 I. 81.
Ladies Congress Water proof Caters for SIZE
Morocco Double soled Boots at 81, hcoled Is cts.
Trunks. Valses. and Carpet Bags at cost.
Cali and see for yourselves.
L,dles' snow and mems water proof Shoes,
GllstenOus and French worked Slippers
White satin and kid Congress hesled Gamers and
slippers.
Servants shoes and Boots of all descriptions.
At the Iron Hall Boot and Shoe Store between 9th
and nth streets.
dl5lw 8. p. HOOVER.
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WINES, LIQUORS. SUGARS, AND GRO
W CERES
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and patrons, and the public, that a full and gen =
eral assortment OF Old WhIskies, Brandies, il
" ines, aud Segars of superior az e and QUALITY "A
can be found at has Store, at the corner of 18th
and b streets north. 700~'
All orders strictly filed and delivered
JONAS r. LEVY,
uS-fm p E'-... near the Canal.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

ElNE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
l. friends and the public that We have at last snc
ceeded IN having large quantity of ALES of war;
Gus kinds iTewed expressly tn our order which we
VIII guarantee TO he the finest and the largest vari-
ETY. that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
IT. by apply Ing 10 for either ofthe following brands
VIZ; kennett. Burton xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil
adelphla and \. We also have a fine article of
Brown stout and y y Porter always on hand.
All orders by mall or given to our drivers will be
attended to. Army a. SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
l7-d GEORGETOWN, ID. T..
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BALTIMORE. Dec. I7-FIonT 4,

BALTIMORE, Dec. 17.-Flour is hrm; Howard
street, super. n IS; extra do S5.75a6 25; Ohio
super. Si.7JaSJ; extra do, IS JOas6; Rive -four
- so Buckwbsat flour a. 25a2 So Corn meal
- 50
Wheat-white 81 IOal 30 for fair 10 prime and
= Is for choice; red n G}al ~ Corn-new crop
white l5aJOc-; old do 6Odsac-; new yellow aSa59
and old do 60a62c. WHISKY 2la22c
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Boston Bank Statement.

BoST"N, Dec. l5.--The following are the foot
ingS Of our bank statement for the mast veek f.
Capital stock, S3I ,96O. 900; loans and discounts
$50, 'sS.6O; due from other banks IS SOS coo; ne
To other banks, ~ .I39, OOO; deposits SIS al7 Cos
circulation, =, So, 900; specie, S4,35O,Uo0.