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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-31
wheeler a. wilson.

MANUFACTURING ooMPANYs IMPROVED sEtvtSa MACHINES,
... Familes, Manufacturer and Others
TJNHESE machines combine all the improvements
Their extensive and increasing sale
the unanimous commenaon that they have
tho warmly recommending them hey
sufficiently long test them thoroughly ana nave
given entire satisfaction. ...-. l.... .. XII.
Among e uoe that they possess over all Others
fe
ISL Beauty ad simplicity construction and consequent freedom
from derangenlent and need Cf repairs!
ID. Unexampled and rapdy OF operation
Sd. Noscess movement. IN.
perfection Of their stitching and their aPa-
hilty a variety Of purposes and materials.
Principal Broadway New York and at their agencies
tho principal cities Of trs Union t..s ... ..t ..
26--Iys ##s" t'.t <
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Washington Insurance Company. aa
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS
TINHIS Company is now prepared to receive appli-
buildings merchandise, nc, nt the
without charge for policy at their Office
and Penn the Washington City Savings
Bank
DIRECTORS "a +.
VIM. +. Bayl, Samuel Bacon
Jos. Bryan, James i. Halliday
Vim. Orne, Hudson Taylor,
Francls Mohun NJ. w. Gait,
Benz. Beal
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President
@. D. HAssoN, Secretary. .r. l.s. s.......
May 28-d1y " ' ........
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Trinity building, Ill Bsoadoay. .i #
IINHE assets of this company amount to nearly -FOUR
DOLLARS, entirely cash. OF which three mil
lion hundred thousand dollars bond and
estate tho city and State New York valued at mil
ons If dollars. l a
The cnire profits already amounting million hundred
thousand dollars the property OF tho policy holders.
TKRMs
Forms application and pamphlets giving information sup
piled applying at the oncc OF the compnny
FREDK s. WINSTON, President
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD H0MANs, Actuary
MINTURN POST, N. D., Medical Examiner.
May 26-,lys
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Fashionable Dry Goods In New YOrk.
N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
N stantly on hand also, full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARpETTNGs,
ooohs msttngs rugs curtain materials lace curtains gilt
cornices window shades, &C., &c, &c. 8.
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEsl .,-. ......
LORD & TAYLOR
255, 257, 259 and POI Grand street,
Nav 26--1y and Al and 40 Catharnc street
Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Rooms %, "a, No. 16 Val street, Ne9 York.
Aug 15--tt ..t... s.....
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Ben. S e. A. WhitIOck & Co.,
l3 Beekan Street, of Nassau, opposite the hs'or
House,
pRoPRIEToRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CRfANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants otard Dupuy Co.. Hennessey Pnct Cas-
on other Of the highest reputation and sole pro-
brandes tho native PROOF ana haVor o
Coguac, viz .-..-af B. ..-
Vineyard of Chateau Bernard
Iiaueur champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac.
asa# Also ..r...' ..a...-
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands, .a.ss ...af
Burgomaster Schnapps, 49, :,
And several brands Of Madcr Port Wines &c. &C.
Aes porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT . .-.
BM&E Co. the exclusive owners Of this wine and
shipments regular packets and beg those who
NAV not have under their guarantee that
will be superior decac flavor and quality wine at
present imported.
BENZ NJ whitock,
Edwd A. Whlock, -
Fred'k J. Haverstck, BEN. 4. A. WHTLOCk Il Co
Oliver W. Dodge, ....
Henry Cammeyer. .@e, +. a##5. "
May 26-1y" ...
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Cyrus w. Field IL Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL CIif area, Neo York, -t e.et Nr
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their large stock printing writing wrapping, and all other
Kinds paper they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
May 26--ly* ..-.....a.ga I.
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EBBITT HOUSE.
j. II. FREEMAN.
Fstrcct between 18th and l4h streets,
.#& WASHINGTON d. c. #@.
nlHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougy repaired furnished with and superior furniture.
contains over rooms has all the requisites OF
nrstclass house.
proprietor has provided coach which will be at the railroad
depot landing arrival for the conveyance or
passengers and baggage to the hotel
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WEST JERSEY ACADEMY,
sufa BRlDGEToN, NEW JERSEY. affa' E. .#t
DAVID THOMPSON, A. H., Principal
TTNHE fall and winter session of this institution will
Il commence on Wednesday, November 4tb, 1857
for circulars address the Principal '#'& '.. ..".
a-N PREFERENCES . .
Rev, g b. JONES, D. D., Brdgeton N. j.
Hon WIN BIGIFR, U. $. senator, Cearfeh Pa .
Hon TliIo0 FRE1INGHUYSEN, u, Now Brunswick, N.
Rev. JAMES woop, D. d., Philadelphia, h t a.
Sept l9-w6wt sa--
oIlAs T. D. Joss =.
t.. 49, a. JONES a. NOELL,
s.... ... .a. Attorneys. at Law .I .... s.-
.t 0esf l.Ia# .t DUBUQUE, IOWA, am 81 .raa rs |
WTILL attend faithfully and punctualy to any
wv business the line Of thor profession committed
Collections made Illinois, Territory
and proceeds promptly RENTED. ~ t..
s.,rs sS rs0@ss P,T0 Green So,r.o ,nso washington city
Hon Revorty Joimaon, Baltimore, Maryland
Hon John a. DIX New York city
Sep 2-dn ai,- !. " '3... .fast --rs ss.r E. .#
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MI EW BUOkS.---The Lie OF John Fitch the In
IN ventor OF the s,eamboa by Thompson 81 as
Initasnt 81 stkfs 4 F'74F7-' --TS - i''
The Legal Advisor or, Diminish LOSSES and asru,s and
save Time Trouble and Money Conducting ncopo 10
Business &c.v 81 25 ~ "u
About Tcxas by D. X r. p.man II oo,
Modern keorm Examned the Union Of North the
Subject OF slavery; by Joseph @. 81 80
Buffers Analogy with Introduction noe and ~
pie index by Howard MAicom DID, president university law
isburg fcnnsylvania Just received, for by ~
fsi lNf M F9.ae7+t - 81 BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN ,as
Sept 20 Corner psunsylvania ave,ne nn%, ana 11,s,,
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Island Or. Portland Milwaukee and oswego, wash Ter
10 Oregon City, Or, 1aa miles and back, twice week,
in
Astoria Tuesday and saturday at CAM
Arrive at Oregon City next days by 3pm; rHs# ttH
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at Tam
Arrive at Astoria next days by t. "
Bids different schedule will be considered.
12o2 From Portland by oco Hboro, Tuan and wapatoo
La Fayce 45 miles and back, week.
Leave Portland Monday at .f4s Et.ar
Arrive at La Fayette next day by o am;
Leave In Fsyete Tuesday at 2pm
Arrive at Portland next day by Up m.
12703 From Oregon City by Yam HILL Bmcvic Campoog Fairfield,
Salem, Boa Independence, Bloomington, Liberty
n.y. TO Corvallis, 95 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at 7am;
Arrive at CorvaIis next days by Bpm; 4'
Corvallis Tuesday aud Friday at 4sf.s
Arrive at Oregon City next days by 8 pm
Corvallis Franklin, Long Tom
claw and Yoncals, Oakland, 90 miles and back,
week.
Leave Corvallis wednesday at cam; ista
Arrive a Oakland day by 6pm;
Leave Oakland Wednesday at o
Arrive Corvallis next day by
1905 From Corvallis Knney Murays Eugene City, Cottage
Grove, Fork Of willamette to Oakland 100 miles
and back week
Leave Corvallis Wednesdays at lam;
Arrive at Oakland Fridays by 4pm; 81
Icavc Oakland Fridays at m;
N Arrive Al Corvallis Mondays by fit. "a.
80. Bids to end Vt Winchester invited. Il, s4
oofrom Corvallis by Creek Isckenute Bridgeport Dsl
las Ena, Plum Valley, and Dayton to La fyette, SO miles
ND back
Leaps Corvallis Mondays 9 q
Mivest La Fsyctte by IL m;
leave Il Fayette Tuesdays
,.-.- arrive at corvallis next days by
V IRON salem by Doaks Ferry Mount Hood 10 Ia Fsyee
20 miles ana back week
Leave salem Mondays n
Arrive st Ia Fayette by 9 D m
leave IA rsyette Tuesdays a m;
Arrive at Salemhy sp m.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-26

Mr. CkAs. =. DAY, Of Chicago, having become
sssssisasA wsA q h Ne Gazette Jsb oAss, b viii
HEREAFTER have the sstirs supervision Of hat DE-
Dsssnsat. AZ NJ. Day y one Of the best Job
Ps1atsss N ~ unioA and our facilities Tor The
ssssstiea Of work have fecsaty been greatly en-
lAEesd b. large additions Of lsssss stylss Of type
-, ws cap new promise oar psasons to execute
Jss work Of ell varieties with nsatasAs, cheap aesl
aAA dsspatsh. By he nsuss above, II WI Be
sssa thst We have ordered more steam press ma
sAiassy. rhis is shs ouly Once In the city whore
stsan power u used, 90 that our ABILITIES are
aAsssallsd. SANDERS BRO
pAvespeet, March 10
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FassH 0aecsniEs. - Messss. Lsmbrite 4
Crcmbls ers In receipt Of very choice
lot Of Groceries. fresh and pure. embracing
every article In their line Of BUSINESS,
which they are disposed TO sell a. low %
the sams can BE- purchased In the city. Az
they design keeping none but the very best
articles they wish those who desire good
groceries to call upon than.
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81 We N o We r


place Of Leather, 1t being only sbout half
its prices, and thought BY many to be- RI.
psrlor. We offer this also at The maksr's
Drinss. Mil Men and MAchinists mini a.
ways And here full stock Of both kinds
Of 1eltins and Packing, Rubber and othsr.
kalsy and II oh NII Gavs.
Sa.s sssoa and MI warranted;
Sales, stxing La thsr, Lath
W1ne, &c. In thslins ofhouss
ssslas 9oeds1s Offer oil the
kinds Of Cooking STOW
q and Ranges. ktGh-
en- Furniture, Daks
Pans, 0tsW Pans end
III other kinds Pans;
0dddlss, Gridir.
ems, Meat Cut tiers aud Stuf.
I'm, Co6ee and Spice Null, Osa
ters, Candle ~ els, 6nuAsrs,
Lamps, LAntss ., Spoon. ~.
dlse, Knives q Porka Tsa
Sets, Coebs and Tea Urns, Canistsrs. O..
- and IsA Pots, Castovs, Butcher aad
cesk Knives, 1sat Forks, and thousepd
hing not enumerated. Agents ibr Yire
Ryoof eeSss, Vault Door, 1calss Of every
hsd ssd make, Noyss' ard ether Portable
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New Store and New Goods
E. 4 z. H. TYNER
A BE now opening the stead formerly occupied by
"A sutton Co., corner Of Rock Island and Second
streets, an entire new stock Of
DRY GODS,
Bought BY one Of the nrm in the city Of New York,
expressly for this Market and we'll suited to the trade
and eeAson. Our stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Islarge, aud comprises great many elegant styles
and patterns Black, Rency Plain, Striped and Plaid
sG;ln snS a Wool DSs.sn.. Wei k.s
heavy stock Of Msrrmaek, Cochsco, Bag State Phil
ip Aliens and other good brands Of
PRINTS.
All OF which will be soid at low prices.
CLoAKs AND AAHTILLAs.
This department Of our stock y fun and complete,
aud contains great many new styles, bought drsct
Of the nAaufactarsrs also splsndid assortment q
CLoAKING CLOTHS,
LoAs and Square Brochs and Bay state shawis,
Brochs scas To- also nice variety Of Ladies', opsrs
Hosiery. Gloves. Ac. odrstock Of
RMBRorDKRrEs
Contains great many bssutifaI Collars, Haudksr.
chief, Sleeves Bands Founoing, Lscss and RdginEs,
and acomplsts stock Of Velvet and other Drsss aud
Cloak TrimminSs, Our stock of
STAPLE GOODS
is very large, and contains spAsadld Essissy Of Bed
Blankets, Brown and Bleachsd xSQiu nd Driiiinss.
Ticking, Woolsn aud Canton Flsnfen, kiadssya Den
inns, Crash, &c.
Our goods Ws bought with the % tentou Of opening
here about the dst Of last MONTH bat not able
TO procure room. The season has Or advanced
that will sell them st very low pricss-as low II not
lower than ever before offered in this CITY, in order
to maksroom for our spring stock Of goods.
The public respectfully invited to call and exam.
inc our goods AID prices. Z. r n. TYN1&.
Davenport Jan IS
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DAILY DvLL11IH, yAuuA1Y 14th:
Beck Department.
NRAN DBAs' Csmnsntary complies,
IN b cesaat, o0,e0
Bible Manual, by W. W. Rvsrts, 1,s0
llluarsttons Of Scripture by q B. Heekstt, l,aS
History Translation Of the Rnglish Bibls,
Mrs.. Conant, rs
Bible Dictionary, by II. Maicoln, D. O., IS
Thsodesia Heroine Of Path, with Portrait, l,oe
SpuvRoon. The MoAerp Whit1sld, By MaeoWp, l,oo
Sacred scenes and OhSs astsrs ~ HSadley, 1855
Foot-P Prints Of he Creator, BY Hugh Miller, l,eo
Old Red Sandstone, esgTevilSs, lpe
Plurality Of Worlds, BY :. Mteheoek, ?. r., ~
RaTth and Maas 0uyot, III
Man, Phmsvel, q Har ., i,Ag
Pre-Adamtte Earth, - 80
Chra In History, = Tarnbun, l,aG
Riches Of Grace By o. Living Witnesses, ~
Meditations on Last Days Of Christ, lee
Prophets and KiAgs OF Tie OLD Tss lament, 1875
smiitsn Household, or thoughts for Tie
Afflicted, loo
Christi an Mirror, Lectures BY Jsssr, D. D. 6
At 10. % Brady st., nser Tie Heet 00ee. .
1 mo9<u .KLI adams.
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EHoLis1 AxD CLASSICAL 0cHooL.
refer to the advertisement of Mr.. Hambur-
ger's school, the second term Of which com.
msnsss next Monday. Mr. H. succeeds in
giving satisfaction 70 ell those who entrust
their boys to his charge.
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CANAL AROUND TEE RAPlDs.--Ihs
chsrtseof q company for building canal
Ground the Upper Rapids, has been died 10
the Clerks o6ice of this city. The eomPs'
ny are represented BY . gentleman OF
this city and several Of LsClairs and CO
manehs. The canal IL to start at some
point ut or near Davenport, and terminate
at some point At or near LeClaire. The
capital we believe is % 100000 with priv.
ilsae of increasing to e6.OOO.O0o.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or DAVENPORT 0AzBTTS, |
Wednesday, Mch. lth, 1857.

~ susRows PRsTTSkAH, sRoHr sTRssr.
WspnlspAT, March %, 1857.
During the past week the produce market has been
very dull. This principally owing to the fact Of the
fact Of the river being still closed and the roads almost
iupsssabls But very little grain has been cssing In
the past week Thsrs hAs been small dsciius in the
price Of wheat spsago, bat us continue quotations
the same y last wssk-7s csats. There Is no advanss
iu % sksd meats. Msss Pork - last quoted suGsss
have sdvancsd Quartsr Of cent Thsssh no chan
sss IN other 0iocsriss Some Of the ice has LETT, and
We anticipate coar river IN lev days, and ssussa
revival Of business. t54 ssHSt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-26

HAsPsR PoR AHRIL.-Mr. Eli Adams has
Just received HarPsr's Magazine for April.
Call q the Iowa Book Store early, If you
want to secure copies. Godsy for April can
also be found there.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-26

ovEa Ae4s!-Ths big and fast ferry
boat Davenport again made her appearance
at orr wharf yesterday, her Arst visit since
last fall. She will now make her regular
trips till further notice, unless fields Of Ice
afford Temporary interruption.
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Lat est II . Tvs.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
Four BAYS LATER Y1oM kURoPs.

New York, March 1A.--Ths steamship
Africs. from Liverpool 9 A. NJ. 7th inst,
arrived this morning.
The chief incident ~ the arrival 10 the
announcement By Lord Palmsrston of the
course which the government 10 to pur-
sue in consequence Of their defeat on the
Chinese question. Az the state Of the pub.
lie business would not permit Of an imme-
diats dissolution of Parliament, no propos
Cd to dissolve the House in May, and until
then 70 on with such measures o. we'll for
aetion.
PalmsrsoA has been invited 10 become
member for the city Of London. Liverpool
has sent him an address.
The signing of . treaty Of peace with
Persia 10 officially announced, and Z copy
has been dispatched TO Teheran for rat6cs.
ton. Its chief feature consists In granting
the right OF residence to British Consuls ir
the cities Of Psrsis.
A dispatch received by means Of the Rus
sian telegraph says that treaty Of com.
merce has been ratified ct Teheran by the
Shah, between Persia aad the. United
States, granting the same terms-Ameri.
can Consuls may reside In the chief Persian
citiss.
Austria seeks to negotiate with Persia q
similar treaty.
LArRsr.
PLYMOUTH. Friday, March o.--Orders
were received here this morning that Col.
Lemon, 81 serge ants, % corporals, and
900 men of the Royal Marines Of this divi.
sions, were to hold themselves in readiness
to embark for China.
PE8sIAH QUrsr1oH.-NerriK Khan, an At.
tachs OF Ferruk Kahn, left Paris on the 4th
for Tehsran with the trssty just signed.
which requires the ratification of the Per-
sian Government.
A telegraph dispatch from Vieana con.
veys news received at Constsnticopls on
Esd direct from Persia.
Tha Persia General had marched from
Erevifi to Tsklis with coiors flying. He
was received with enthusiasm BY the au-
thoritiss and people.
A letter from q. Petersburg announces
that It wss known IN that city BY special
courier that the Governor of Russian 81.
beria had dispatched column Of troops TO-.
wards Kaikhta, on the frontier Of China.--
| Il 10 added that this measure bad been
adopted in agreement with the Court Of Pc.
kin.
New Ysrk and Other Appointnsnts,
New York, March -.
Aspscisl dispatch from ashington statea
that Augustus 6chsll has been appsintsd
Collector Of the Port; Isaac v. Fowler 70.
appointed Postmaster; 3. B, Hart Surveyor
and Capt. Ryndsn. Mssshal. 0thers not
stated. The Hards are represented a. rs'
garding the result triumph for them.
Robert E. McHatten has been appointed
Postmaster At New Orleans, vice Nsvitt,se.
moved.
The Departments are overwhelmed with
applications, psrsopsl and BY mail, for ni'
nor appointments.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-26

Mr.. ZIxxsRnAH, the wealthy Railroad
contractor who was killed in the recent
cssastrophs in Csnada, has . sister res ding
e this county few miles from Davenport.
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corner Froas aaa rcgs ssIcsss, -,
Eligible Investment,
IMPORTANT TO NERCHa NTa

EOk ALk-1he stock Of Dry 0eoda eonAss..H 4.
l the New York Conmissisn WsrehessS. 49,
Of hn1y and Fourth Streets, Devsnposs, Isvs. q.
90 NE nouss, neat two ssory frame, loeg lsoss0l
not require dollar to b expcads1 q Il 6rs9
business; The stock u snAil, fsseA sa1 wsll q
bsst In The ci Tor esn0ssi retail trads. Ia 4
young man oemmsncing busiasas this 10 ! rare q !.
R9knnity. Apply on he Prsaisss, o. s1alsn -
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A LITTLE WHITE Lsyr. -Notwithst and.
Ing the mild weather Of the past week.
there was pretty hard freeze night before
last. Yesterday, however, more than bal
ancsd that. Walking mach better. but
streets awful.
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GOLD Pens!
QssiU Pens !! Stee! Pesss

QMill Pens! Steel PeseS !!
COPPER P9N0l
"TAs Pen u Nishtisr than the Sword r.
lust received 1t the Armory 81 PsaesstEe Nssp
sss,
10. 20 Brady st., near the Pest 0Mss,
Z large assortment Of
GOLD PENS,
"a warranted ard ls) comprising Ladies', Csmmss !.
ciaI, Rnerossng, Bank and oAes Pens, sspaEAts and
with holders Of Silver, Gold aad kbsny; some pat
terms Of extension holders entirely new; slss he
new article Of .-
LING AND PLATlNA do
SUPPLYING AND METALLIC do
for which We have the sole agency for Dayeapor.-
Also We usa o y. s,nsy sssst rsns SM
Pens, sor mafklng Red and lndslib. Inks, DO.
For ssls retail or wholesaleat
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
amol9u ELI ADAMS.
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THs News wants work on stkoorspA.
recommended to ". What 10 othogrsphy1
We should be much obliged for work on
that animal, science, art, or whatever il
may b.. Send 1t around.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-26

HurcIIsssH TAMIx.-Ws are inform.
ID BY letter to fellow sitissn, that this
family Of slngsrs nay shortly b expected
to give one Of thsir oeaesrts in our city -
They are he sweetest singers that have
ever visited Davenport and at the time Of
their last visit drew the largest houses.
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Davenport fss q II

Wy AILDRETH co. having wishdnwn forth
w paeeent non market thsls Joint interest "
ne above described psepsIty, ne easosnnSs VII
issrein, bsine enc fourth Of three hsndsod end
sevsaW asess OF land lying partly yinia 0e @ty
ltnits and adjeining the corporation une, soeessss
10 CO bs found at Rast Dsvsnpon or Of the once
Of Davison Tsus,i Wnneswe1s oIeo., DssS ~
s.ss lShio> ". 81. klkDRkTH.
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Ou1srDs.--An Irishmsn's Resources
1ysry Jackass wants an Office, etc.
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PRIVATE BOARDING

MAY be had on he vssk side Of Ripley street., a
- doQ1fron Third. A gentleman and lsdy 81 tvo
an be sdeomnodassd With com fortabls rosns ~
board Also, limited number Of young ssntl ono +
can es accommodated, Terms rsssonShfe.
Aboe J, 00NoER.
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en- On the FIRST Monday Of April nexs & - nS1sI
psces Of hodng such elections IL ssch cd EVER -
cincs In Scott county; st which time AT pncS -
viii b yots taken By the legal vetsu az "a -
for the blloving odosrs to-wit One sspsgi1ess3SS4
of Public Instructioa for the Stats Of Iowa o.
Rapids ImProyemsut, oas DISTRICT JulgD q ~ ~
tssnth Judicial District, consisting Of Scokf JouS-
Scott county, Iowa. 5-sss--v =
The votsrs Of the county will also 1t ~ ssSszan
and places vote On the Lcsnss Law, tie AallSH s1S
In testimony vhsrso1I have ut N MI 80 -,
mchl dvSv NEa T.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-26

HAVING cold his interest In The Drag store Ne.
II 10 LsClairs Row, Davenport, Iowa, e nsesr:
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