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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-20
By c. w. BOTELER, Auctloneer.

DEREMPTORY AND EXTENSIVE SALE
! 4 p OF KosEW0oD, WALSUT, OAH, AND MAHoGANY
s. yP BERs CAtgEJ, BEDDSS GES
txi1rp ASS THTRs
DAY MORNING., May 2lst, at 10 o'clock, and CON;
Of, shall SELL Ct the United States Hotel, the entire
Ta1nTs and Effects S of that extensive establish
One superior or seven octave Rosewood Piano Forte,
Suits Of rosewood and walnut Parlor Furniture.
SUITS Of handsome Brocatel and Lace Curtains and
Ornaments
Rosewood and mahogany Parlor and Pier Tables,
Handsome ornamental and plain frame French plate
Rosewood, mahogany and walnut Arm Chairs, So
Superior tapestry velvet, Brussels, three-ply, and
The entire Furniture contained in upwards of
shby aDs ,u,
Mahogany and walnut French. cottage and other
Mahogany and walnut marbie-top dressing and plain
Superior Feather Beds, curled hair and shuck Mat
Mahogany walnut. and painted washstands
terpsnes. Comforts Gc o"ses' oaiAe's oouh
An extensive as qTtment IF French and iron-stone
Plani sh tin Coffee and Tea Wv Ware as'''u ''''"
Plated Forks and Spoons, Tablecoths, Napkins, Il c.
large collection OF superior copper Cooking Uten-
slls, Othce Furniture, one large and superior Sal
amander fire. proof Safe
One substantial and well-huilt Omnibus. one pair of
Together with large collection Of superior arti-
tel.
TO persons furnishing, dealers, and others, this
sale presents attractive Inducements, the Furni-
ture is in excellent condition and the sale perempto-
ry.
The Gale will commence with the Table FurEi
ture, c., in the Dining room.
Terms: SO and under. cash; over $50, 90 and 90
days credit, for approved endorsed notes bearing in
terest. G., w, BOTELER.
may l9-WThdF
(Georgetown Advocate and Alexandria Gazette
will please COPY, and send bill to the auctioneer.)
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRO-
Y WE'D REAL Estate FOR SALE.-On WEDNES-
pay AFTERNOON, May 10Th. 1887 we will offer
ioI sale, at public auction, at 5s O'Clock, the
premises, part of Lot 49, all of b. and 81 and part
OF Lot Y, in Square Al in Washington city, com
mencng for the front at point 90 feet south Of the
intersection of street north with 9Th street west
and running in southerly direction on the west line
OF 9th street $50 feet and having depth of I6 feet
depth.
il Will be offered in lots of % feet front, with the
privilege of any number of front feet not exceeding
forty.
Terms: q per cent. cash the balance in annual
payments OF ~ per cent. secured by deed of trust
on the premises, and bearing interest from day OF
sale. '
After the above sale there will be offered the
three 3-story Brick Houses having front on the
west side Of 9Th street west 80 feet from the
point of its intersection with " street north, in
Square 500, with depth of about 81 or e5 feet
The above houses are on ground rent lease of %
years, with privilege Of purchase at any time at Is
cents per square foot.
Terms: One-quarter, cash balance In one two
and three years. Deeds given and deeds of trust
taken to secure deferred payments. All transfers at
may l4-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE Auctioneer
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E.S. WRIGHT. Georgotoun

f.. g. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May u st at
5o'clock, shall sell, in front of the premises, part
OF Lot "a fronting "a feet on Prospect street by 80
deep, with Frame Dwelling and large Stable thereon
Terms: One half cash balance in months, with
interest. f.. s. WRIGHT,
20-2tt
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q To MORROW

-I1C az LEhNOON q 1O-MOhhOW.
By las. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
Is s9gAR.-OnW Wednesday AfTEERNooobN,
MAY 0, at O'Clock. at the Auction Rooms. shall
sell the whole of square No lss fronting on 18TH and
18TH streets west and north r and Streets
Terms: One fourth ca sh the residue in g. L. and
10 months satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
may I8-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-I will offer
ior sale, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th
OF May 1857, at half past FIVE O'Clock p. m the fol-
lowing property, viz:
lot Of ground IN square No. 46. containing 400
Ieet ms lot lies the west side of 7th stree t.
fronting thereon q feet running clear through the
feet Also
small irregular lot of ground in square No. 4l6
improved with q small Dwelling House. This prop
erty fronts on Boundary street, midway between 9TH
=. Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; the balance in
three equal instruments, in six, nine, and twelve
months, with interest, secured by approved notes.
All cost Of transfer at the charge of the purchas
ers. JAS. G. MEG UfRE,
may law S&ds Auctioneer.
IJ1,,THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, the goth instant, at half past
5oclock p. m. NAV is
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.
BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctloneers.

BY WALL BARNARD. AuctIoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
" ISLAND AT AUcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY. the
2th instant, at o'clock p M, on the premises. we
Lot No. TO- in square 587, fronting IS feet inches
on Sd street west, and running back to side alley
with depth Of 90 feet.
Lot No. II, in same square, on the corner of Third
70 feet. -
Lot No. r. same square, 81 feet on south street,
with depth of 70 feet inches.
Lot No. Is, same square, 40 feet ON same street
with depth of 10 feet inches.
This sale offers fine opportunity to secure valu-
apIe Island property IN an Improving part of the city
Terms: One-third, cash the residue in equal
payments at 8 and u months. bearing interest and
secured satisfactorily.
may I4-ts WALL g. BARNARD. Aucts
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FOR SALE.At a bargain. and on very easy
l. terms, a TRACT OF LAND. suitable for a
dairy farm, Or other purposes, and within miles oil
Washington CITY. For particulars apply at No. 5ll
I'D story 7th street.
may Is IF POLLARD WEIR
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By Jas. 6; MSGUI r A 4 q : ~ E,

VALuABhE HOTEL PROPERTY NEAR
THE RsHEos9 DgE9I d At PEsLS AToJ ,nIo:L
the premises, by virtue Of deed of trust duly
corded, &c, shall sell at public auction that ya
liable property situated at the corner Of North ID
street and New Jersey avenue, with the improve
ments, consisting of large and snbstsntisl brick
mery occupied by John Foy.
This valuable property is immediately opposite
dations for good second cass Hotel business and
this sale offers great Inducements TO- persons who
desire to embark IN the business as from Its posi-
vacant lot on the north side of the building and
fronting on New Jersey avenue, will be sold at the
same time.
Terms: One-fourth, cash; the residue in one,
two, and three years, with interest, secured BY q
- - JSRNS; G, HAMILTON. 8,
SAMUEL HAMILTON: IS
may is-sod&ds &c, MCGUIRE, Xuct.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

nor SALE OF FOR RENT.-The Good Will
Il and Fixtures of BARRIERS SHOP, situated
under the st. Charles Hotel. Wishing to dispose of
il, those wishing to engage in the business will nd
it to their advantage to call H. SEITZ, corner Of
~ street and Penn. avenue. NAV 2l-6t*
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Il bic BRICK DWELLING, on south side of
north street, between 4th and 5th west. and COM
Portable FRAME DWELLING, No; 43i, on north
side of north X street, between 9th and 9TH west.
Also. the square of GROUND No. 1873, containing
8t,47l feet, at cts. per foot. Apply ut No. 52 9TH
street.
may l9-u POLLARD WEBB, Agent.
HOUSE FOR RENT OR BOARDING IN
IL THE COUNTRY.-MRS. BROOKS will rent
the whole or part OF her house for the coming sen
son, or II 1t is not engaged by the LIST of June she
VIII, after that time. take many Boarders as the
house will accommodate for the season,
The House is pleasantly situated in good neigh
borhood. on the road leading from North Capitol
street to Badensburg, about three miles from Wash
ington. The Rooms are large and airy, the location
healthy, with sufficient Shade Trees and good Water
near the house. may l3-3t'
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WATCH RsruRNs-Charles Gardiner, drunk
costs, s1H. Matthew Colozan and Pat Sweeney
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, as. "A each
George Taylor, dismissed, no evidence against
him.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
" Just received by canal two cargoes of CUM
BERLAND COAL, which we will sell at the low
est market price.
All our Goals are kept upon plank floors, thereby
rendering them entirely free from earthly matter
which is OF tbs hrst Importance to the consumer.
CASTLEMAN & BRO,
Corner of 9Th and b streets,
nav l5-eo2w opposite Nstione Hotel,
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The CONCERT Of the Fourth District School
takes place Tomorrow night at the Smithsonian
Institution, it will be remembered
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WANTED FOR THE UNITED STATES
w MARINE C0RPS-Two hundred able a A
With bosri and Clothing service on land and q y
sea. Promotion given 10 good and likely mon. VI, MI
Apply at the Marine Barracks, Washington. -
CITY, and at all Marine Stations.
may 6-2w (Balt Sun oopy)
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-01
Osnera, Freight Agea,, fhI.ads. rA.a
u. y. I041AERT, eapt Altea.a IA
PENNeYLvAyIA RAIIno1n


TUE PALACE DINING SALOON A~
= wT g Again opensd on wrdns. Al Ia
sy ness, March lstk, aud will hc CO.
saessd - hsrstoeoss on the Es~teri aud t,lss,'..
20, eness the supervision Of X Z Nixon
:. 0ysssss. 0Am~ aid Nsals " NIL ksAd, ,vr..d ,.
IsSas, ~ every si5 le. ARD Ia q snAna.r man.
" sni house Wess ~ New York Iryulsv
I'd, az IT, IN " ecock from " iii 2 and from
~ - s1sang provided with e6icIe az ana r,sn,s,s,
eeokes isi assured VI rendering fsIi sad ,,...
ss.sesess - ~ .Ac fsscs with their pa son.r
= -. ~ ~ = 49, ~ sad conducted Ia susL
so1me4oalnG naeou In the city 80" -
80 - e.n4 q good thing. ju.l ~ 10 h.
wA11yB - ugnV betwsen Froni and Second ~.
- - asss 49, 20 r close Ca ''''
y T. EAeTw0uD
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HUcE "IsHtNU ANYTHING DONE IN
the Fainsins olazing, GraninU OF Paper Hang.
Ing iine can have n doac shorl NOTES. Ard Al :
Ass, ~orknia-illks aud durable manner and Oh rec
sonatc terms, NY calling the undersssned 81 thr
old stAad tdiiIle Jewcib, on I'd street oae dor
eas, ~ Brady Thankful far past fhvsrs end soiici,
continuance Of rafne. | hlso keep VA hand ready
glazed sssh Of all sscs, and naked pahts ~ III eaioss
saAss, putty, Ae a u JEWELL.
arA DIFF
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/ ARRRlsoN, BETWEEN FRONT AND
ssss.a streets. ots square below ahe Ferry
Landi4Y, kicfsr, Proprietor wv
IN. House IL onc OF the most pleasant ioes,,aus
seiaan.ils hls slsw VI the Aississsppt river and
- Asa.la An93ff
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-01

LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
NJ ACHINE SHOP.
M DONAHUE. SUCCESSOR TO MEssRs.
W. lie Claire 4 Davenport having purchased
the above premises. 10 ro~ prepared 10 manu-.
fnctnvs
STEAM ENGINES.
81 the vA,ious kinda suitable 10 the wan,s ~ III.
country. Aisc,
CAsTIHGs.
for oil Of the different varieties Of
MILL BEARINGS AND suArrlN0s.
OF ell dsscristions
HOUSE WORK or THE LATEST STYLES
Caps, eiils, Brssksss, colamas, As &c. always on
hand, aud made To order.
Connected with the above u . rosQtnG uhcp, under
The direction of men u superior skil
BRASS AND COMPOSITION OF CASTINGS
MADE TO ORDER,
RABBIT METAL ALWAYS ON HAND
~ stock Of Patterns Tor Mschinsry, DsllAlns saA
Ornemcassl purpcsss, . unsurpssesd By any sinisr
establishment Ia the West.
0eDaes1ng 0ans - eAo ohagaose ueaase,
Charge. ssasssah,A CssA - I'll timer ysid for old
Corner u sross .sd sso..-ss.. p,Rsapss.
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FWE90 GROCERIES.
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RECEIy-
i tSa choice assortment VI
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Among these will es found superior qusiity 81
Maple syrup,
Whit. aud Bro eusars.
Cod, Msckerci and White Ffsh,
Fresh Lsmons and Orange
Pure Sweet Cider,
Coffee, Teas and Chocolate,
and In fact, all kirds OF groceries purchased nj
The East which ODER 10 our custosm~rs o. the
ewesi cash prees
Past fsvora duly appreciated and future fAvcrs
thankfully received
Hh2E-dtf LANnRITE CRONBIE
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f.AAihelvI Iron
naains iaAkss 6ns pictass eo silver Plate
Aa.,as m ,..s Doe picture % No.
Adams ,nsI.. . az az Wcs1se - Snee
r,as..I ~ rs'afss are uasurpasssd " soy N the
Adams hsit~s your sissnsios sa Ma s2~ll~vv m mr.
" s"ss'l es'~sss sssssd - THIRD nsesl1f
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Aeco0A UanA Eng1mea.
THREE SECOND HAND ENGINES FOR
jAHn2 poHSEII.Y . LEA,
tsssd&w,f Corner Third aad Isock Island sis
- Upton Advertiser. aud DE witt Tfpsoaian
Tor three moaths and sssd ball 10 sdvsrsIssrs ca
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Stones, Hr.

=. ,. 0llless = Cs.6 N1SS61ssn,Sa
ST We o.,
Wh0lesale and Retail
Among our aasortmens stands nnrivaiied tho
FOREST OAK.
For wood or coal This stove 10 On improvement
NJ Scott County falr aud also 1t the State Fair
Of Illinois
GOLDEN AGE, HOR WOOD,
ALSO
VULCAN AIR-TIGHT, WOOD OR COAL.
CMssax = Charter Oah Geek, esal o. wesa.
BLACK DIAMOND, FOR COAL
CLIMAX, FOR COAL.
SNOW BIRD, FOR DO.
CENTURIAN, GOVERNOR,
MORNING STAR, KING or
STOVES, ELEVATED OVENS, &C.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper. Japan and
Ds1ssnnla Ware.
REfIoERAToRs 1 MATEM COOLERS AMI
ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
and JOINING OF al kinds ., short notice. and hes,
u city refercnees given.
COPPER WORK,
for machinery and Steam Engines, done to order
Those erecting Steam Mills or machinery Of All,
klnd wherein copper IL used, ask TO call on q
before contracting for tbs came In Chicago far,he
Easi. We viii
GUARANTEES OuR WORK,
and you the time trouble and expense INQUIRE,
| In getting such work done abroad
~ Brady street, between ID aud ~. opposite IN,
Pos, Once
apes pJ 0lLLETT 3 90
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n. A. PORTER q BROTHER,
mock ISLAND, ittiSois,
oKSELLERS, STATloNERs, AND
ID Dealers In Wal Paper sd in,ace s9'loi's
Agent. for Whites New York Tyre Foundry alu
Hoe. prntiHg Presses Tyfr, SC, ", aas.d eiioM
IITAIL PAPER, WALL rAPER-l2 To
w Il oSo roll. o. hai.d just received and open.
ms we h,v, Id hesitation ~ saying that We have
the largest aAd best variety west % Snseago, a.
40, ~ -, .tgrr aid warehouse vii show, all Of
which viii Ne cod 81 res.l. able prices
III PORTER a BROTHER,
Old Pioneer Book store,
,.isxtr keck Island, llifaot.
PAPER. TARREp FOR ROOFING. AT
PORTER s. DROTHERs,
ani0a Rock Island
IoMPAssks OF ALL SIZES, OF 6uRLEl
u a CO :, Troy. al
II 4 PORTER BRoTHi..s,
a..Akwtf IsocA Island.
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Family (sroceraes.

Family Groceries.
THE SUBSCRIBER, At Ills STORE. N.
i W corner Of Iowa and Second streets. has on
hand and viii keep constantly, iarg. assortment Of
Rrssh Family 0ssesssss.
embracing everything In his line Of business which
he will se. on reasonable terms. The attention OF
the public 10 invited 10 late arrivals ~ s.asouahe
tieles WALTER KELLY
Jaus Is ls.- 6D
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hswkeye Insurance Company,
OAvENPORT, IOWA.
nFFicE II M. . bANESPoRTa Riock
- oTsf 1hall, Rraihrr, Harrow A. Co. Baakin.
House ohies iIHnrt, "a n tosPN
DIRECTORS
! NJ u nHrrnas, aea I. Davenport r. n.r.tu
Aifr.d sanders, Ch,rlc. L.rsiis, q { Parrs 4 u
besssaai, las balHeli, " II Woodward John
owsu., y W Wiley. II harrow, u l. Sherry
OFFICERS
I. & nE-sAfNr. Fse-iirnt
1Hae LESLIE. Treasurer
HAAiEI 4 ~iIpaIl, sucrstar,
u HAhEttNs -,
JAMIE NJ nAtzELL, Il Cam
WOODWARD, Assist Hee.y
THIS Is Home .emrsa. II tnsnres exclusively
"a the mutual rlaa. Tho stock eogsisis Of prsmlun,
tote, aid Their IL row tI;co IN such no,.s in pa.
session 81 the Company. All THE property con b.
teseh.d ~ preeess from our own courts aud there
tore Oilers sufifeirnt guaranty that the member,
will recover The sun Insured IA Of loss This
plan Of Insurance has into general nee Ia The
EASTERN eitr., bceaus. " combines eheapness With
safety, aud keeps meaey circulating ~ home that
sould othefHts. he sent abroad enlsdA wtf
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. 4 CO.
Wholcsale ard Retail crocers [!
rs~i,ies ssppises On sAsvs sssse.
WE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT or A FRESH
w sappiy 81 every article usually kept In
line Thankful for past patronage We would ask
xo., SUGARS
MoLAasEs
Baltimore Oysters. l1ohstcrs, Clans, Salmon and
sardinss la Cana. superior article and warranted
Preserves. Jellies, 9crkins, Englsh Pickies Olive
OH, Pepper ssnce, ketehups. &c, In Glass
sauess Tomatoes. Pssshss, uorss ksdish, Herbs,
and Y Powders In Cans.
Mustard, Spices, Chocolate, Broma, Sage, Csnsry
seed. Pearl barley, Ground Rice, Parma salsrAtus,
Starch, soda kxtrscis Of Ill kinda, Msccaroni Yer
naieeiii, Fancy Soaps, Brushes. Baskets, SC
Camden Flour. Corn nsai, HonDy, Dat Meal. &C
Call and examine our stock which We wi warran,
give satisfaction.
n DALzELL, JR 4 co,
ieS L. Cor. Second and Perry street
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(iothi.sn .Nf.
cI. nj.

CT OFTA4. -
"A 1sney Ciosss ., MY ~ ..n =. s,ana
Brown, hsc. green, a.lss .sve trrnch drah palc,ct
- ness. Of other Pies % SITE invite the ci
ncns q Davenport ~ exArsst.+ Please keep on.
sn9 " yuar miui that Ne esss got the beet Cutter
49, m New York eisy. w@avvarant all our gar
you don't believe u- try n
Ice - .ens fron % street, east Ade u Isrady
my.0 4 v CONE
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resna.e KWve

pURKEVS PATENT FENCE KEYS. FOR
- Wire Fences, always on hand aud for sale by
JAIME, DONNELLY q LEA
Je2SdA VII Corner Third aud Rock f.I>nd Sta
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DAVENPORT IRON WORKS

IN I'M VII HUN WUnkCs
JAIME, DONNELLv 4 LEA.
ENGINES AND MILL WORK, OF ALI
IL descriptions, for Flour and Saw Miils
ornamentsi Hoase Cs.,inss Columns, Caps, 8is
for Fence: aud balconies, 80. BE. VI the latsst pct
terns, made 10 order
All kinda Brass CASTINGS made 10 order
Repairing promptly done is2sdAwN
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AS0ooHDoe svGoce.
A o LONDON HAS LOST ONE OF HER
~ lost etiisens, Davenport has gained ono " the
besi Cutters this side Of Buneomb
Gall and sse one Of the best a..ortmcnts VI
Cssshs, Casstunsrss. vsssisags,
noasssS asa Lansn OsoSs, aMa
Rurstshaag deeds,
ever brought 10 Davenport, ~ cAsrKEL nsyct
gives out All custonsrs can depend on being dttrd
o an toA, st the Old Stand wssi aide Brady .,rv.t
-eeond door from Third street apirf
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ThE VNDER6I0NED WOULD RESPECT.
, FULLY announce 20 the eIsi,ens of Dsvsnpor,
ano vicinity list be hes orehed On sItire new and
elegant sges 81 Piano Povtss and M~lsdeons ard he
ING ise9saieseiy ennasctsd With the MANUFACTURER.
|" snsoasd 70 Mrnlsh inssrumsnts 81 their prices
" 0edd. =. n. Gale 3 Co. Gtssnvav 4 Nor. Ard Z
FisAsr Of Sew .Yort. and l. Llhsrt 81 Bosioa
A0hcen Of 0rovsstein q Trusiow
Tie neiodscns Of D. 81 vi Smith ana a eov,
plste eesortment % ehset Music eofaininr III M.
esss Waitxss' PolhAs. eonss. March~s aarrsd Nelo
aies and 0ems 81 the Operas that have heen 1nb.
nsslers furnished Instruments end eAes, Music a,
lila " q Willis
Kast side Main street. between Yraai and SECOND
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Soolu c. mAaguno,
nGAkE1 ~ 0AL oODA, oODA Ash Roa
- ~ - Cas1is WIsk LAsa 0li 6br lseni5u
-, always a Nod
Nsss ssfsss' wss' q Warren ,seasf
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TN pursuance Of the provisions of the Sd section
q ne se entitled Az a 2 sao 'Ss ros %, q The
q minnesota belonging the hAfbreeds or mixed bloc q the Dac
July IT, 1854 BUCHANAN President The United
q A% DO hereby and %.ss snS S public 1ss S
at the periods hereinafter designated, 10 wit:
March next for The disposal Of The public situated within
tho following named townships and fractional townships Ia the late
NovtA Of ne Of trA principal rasrsdian
township hundred eleven,
fractional township hundred eleven
The Indicated tracts townships hundred and eleven
and one hundred and twelve, q range Twelve. - y -.
on townships hundred and twelve and one hundred and h
teen, Of range thirteen.
that Of township hundred and twelve and fractional
ship hundred and rcen within the above mentioned
The unocaied in part townships hundred
serve, OF range hfeen
AT the land ONCE FAKnAuII commencing the hr, day Of
neh los Ie o s ts puoI .uId MIMI p,e
for the half breeds OF the Dacoah Sioux
non Of Indians, viz: a
Noyta q sAs base line and ssa Of e m riaeipal nedsan
part fractional township hundred
and within the above mentioned Of nine
eight one hundred and nine and fractional one hundred
within the above mentioned reserve, Of range ten
INDICATED township hundred and eight
within the reserve and in townships one hundred
The Indicated tracts in that Of townships hundred and
eight hundred nine within the
and in township one hundred and ten, Of range twelve.
The INDICATED that townships hundred and
and hundred and within the above mentioned
thirteen. s..r
par, township hundred
within the above mentioned reserve, OF range fourteen
The Indicated that of township hundred and
within the above mentioned reserve, Of range fifteen
In accordance with the provisions the act Of July H. 1854 herein
before referred cpon claims will not be allowed Of
until after they offered pub
lie sale and become subject To private entry.
The offering Of the above lands will be commenced the days
pointed will in the order in which they advertised
whole shall closed;
sale shall be open longer than and private
entry any the will be the expiration
the weeks.
hand city Washington this sixteenth day
September Donn thousand eight hundred and ny
.'....l. JAMES BUCHANAN.
the President:
THos A. IESpucKs,
Commissioner Of General Land Office. e.
Sep 10--law3m [Int&Starl
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad. Reduction
~ OF fare Calinianted States mail steamships leave New
York Anwa the 5th and goth Of each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama TO San Francisco.
These steamships have been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty ,peed and saffy
The Panama raioad az miles long) completed from
ocean, crossed hours The
checked New York through Francisco
embarked Panama by the The
money paid New York all Of the trip.
Reserve kept New York. Panama. and
detention of accident that the
entirely reliable.
leave Panama the day they Aspnwal
through each steamer take charge
and children without other protectors.
For through tickets tho lowest rates apply the w
West street, New York, to " RAYMOND
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

TINE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily between St. Louis and jefferson city, connecting
Lightning Ine Of Mssouriver packets that leaves Jeer
the arrival OF the the mails
passengers for Bonneville Glasgow lexington Kansas Ieaven
worth, Weston St. Joseph and all intermediate points
Through Louis As and from "a 80
ahead boats starting from St. Louis.
Lightning Line equal boats in the trade and
being required
delayed waiting freight way Through
purchased the principal cities OF the United States
at n Louis. T. McKlSsICK,
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