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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-18
General Notices.
LAND FOR SALE.

seske ONELOT IN THE TOWN OF WHITEVILIE FRONT.
&ft& ing on the Public Square-unimproved
- l6lS Acres. ) miles North of Pennington Depot on
W. & NJ. r. Il.
100 Acres Cypress Creek in the neghborhood of Jas
Register
1865 Acres Black Creek adoing the lands Caleb
Spivey.
JOB Acres. Brights Mill Branch miles North of White
ville-improved.
full description above Lands is unnecessary as per-
wishing purchase will wish to for themselves
ALL any part of these tracts will be sold low for cash
one trO and three years credit where the payment is
secured beyond doubt Interest from date of purchase
Whiteyilp MENOPV
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NOTICE-LANDs FOR SALE.

- THE subscriber being desrous of changing his bus
I offers for sale all his LANDS in Bladen and Samp
- son county. [ offer for sale the PLANTATION
which now live, containing 1000 acres of which 500 is
good farming land and about 200 cleared and high state
of cultivation; the balance good Tpenne lands Also
NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES of good Turpentine
Land five miles above the plantation, and within four miles
of South River, and within nine miles of Cape Fear Also
$50 fourteen miles back of Ezabethtown (he Rail
Road through) of good Turpentine and Farming
Land. Also, about ONE THOUSAND ACRES in Sampson
county, South River and within four miles of Cohary
and THREE HUNDRED ACRES on Cohary. The above
lands will be sold cheap for cash young negroes good
notes with interest For further information address the
subscriber at Cypress Creek P. o., Baden county.
will sell the whole together, or in lots to suit.
j. X. MELVIN.
October 26th 1857 9-2m
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GEO. W. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
I lime II WILMINGTON, N. c.
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.HIJAMH.LIPPITT.

s. NJ. WEST,
A UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
y 219-tf WILMINGTON, n. G.
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$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
90 Runaway FROM THE PLANTATION OF THE
Subscriber in Dupn county, on the last day OF J@ne, m
@ 1856 his negro man named ALLEN, aged about ~ or
S Years stout built middle szed rather light complicated
for negro had the mark of burn on one OF his hands
Also sometime during the present year. his negro man
HARRY y emnloyed on the n. c. and Atlantic K r.
Harry is black negro about 40 years of middle sized
Supposed to be lurking in the neghborhood OF the pana
ton of Daniel Bowden, Esq., in Duplin county = 49,
will give the above reward of $50 for the return OF the
negroes to me or their odgment in jail SO that can
Get them or sOO for Allen and $50 for Harry taken sep
arately. WM' "IAAA 4f
Rnr1aw DepOt New Hanover Co., N. c. 4-u
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LENOIR COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

LENOIR COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
MALE AND FEMALE.
LEVI BRANSON, A. B., Principal of Male Department.
MISS S. L. HAMPTON in charge of Female Department.
TTNHE SESSION IS NOW OPENING FINELY. OUR AC-
i commOdatiOns good, and we aiming at high
grade of scholarship We hope to meet the educational
wants of Eastern Carolina. Thanks friends for liberal
patronage
Board advance Sc So Tuition from $40 to SIS; Or
namentas extra For Catalogues apply to the Principal at
Lenoir Institute, Lenoir County N. c. or to
w. HENRY CUNNINGGINS, Secretary.
Sept. 4th, 1857 1-tf
CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TTNHIS INSTITUTION will it's operations again
i MONDAY, the 14th of September, 1851
The charges will be the they have been for the
last year Board SO per month"; including washing lights
&c.
l.. c. GRAVES, A. NJ, who has served long and eff
cienty Principal of the Institute also has charge of
the Stewards Department, which renders it dOubly
that this department will be conducted to the entire sasfac
tOn of all.
Mr.. STRADELLA will continue in charge of the Musical De-
partment and Mrs STRADELA the Department of Painting
&c. H. A. BIZZEIL,, Sec'y Board of Trustees.
Clinton, N. c., Aug. %, 1857. 52-tf
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PART |.

Lexington Asylum, Nov. 20, 1857.
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LATEST NEWS FROM SEAT OF WAR.
VIE subscribers having erected a STEAM SAW MILL
arc m III tne county of Dupin n Co. Strickland Depot
@ @ prepared TO m bills of any kind quality that can be
S OUT OF long leaf pine They would respectfully solicit
SHARE OF patronage from the public generally.
TAYLOR, LINTON & co.
Jan. llth.-[l9ly.
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DAVID f.. BUNTING,


DAVID f. BUNTING,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, n. C.
VIII pay strict attention to all business in his lne He
ocits Share public patronage, which he hopes to merit
m nrompttude and fidelity in the transaction OF all business
entrusted to him. .
July lst 1857. 44-u
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GOLD MINES, IRON WORKS AND NEGROES FOR

RY VIRTUE of mortgage and power of sale therein
Albany, to Andrew Hoy and his Executors for and in
half Of the II Ugh Shoals Manyoctung Conpony the
dy money at the High Shoals in CASTOR county, N. Co.
ON THURSDAY, THE 31ST DECEMBER, 1857,
that extensive welknown and valuable property known
the HIGH SHOALS embracing about FIFTEEN
THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, portion of it produc-
tive grain growing Land
Also several rich GOLD MINES, opened and now being
worked
Also, many neXhaustible bodies of IRON ORE, which
have been proitably worked
Also, WATER POWER unsurpassed by any in the
South.
Also SIXTEEN NEGROES, all, but one, FelLo,cs and Ne
chdnics. THOMAS GRIER,
w. p. BYNUM,
EXrs. of A. Royal.
Oct g. 1857 6-25m
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Professional and Business Cards.

w. H. McRARY Il CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, corner i ~
u street, Wilmington, n g..
r, Ga. Cotior Rank Cape Fear, Wilmington, n O.
II. H. gay SaVaSe eRsc Pres Bank Wilmington do do
D. A. % Davis Cashier Branch Cape Fear saem do
Vi E Easn' reGr President of Bank Cheraw S C. lOct ~
JAMES o. BOWDEN,
-v-ycprCTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
April 4. 1856.-[3l-tf. WlLNlNGToH, y. =
ALFRED ALDERMAN,
MOI l0 " " WILMINGTON. N. c.
Eh Wi S Both r I857F 25ly
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. &c.

PAINTS AND OILS.
IN 000 LBS Pure White Lead;
1O4OAIO 5000 lbs. Pure White Zinc;
500 lbs Pure White Zinc, in Varnish
500 lbs Silver Paint in Oil;
90 bbls. " dry assorted;
10 - Spanish Brown;
:" Venetian Red
5 " Yellow Ochre;
5 s. Linseed Oil;
- Lard Oil;
- Best Sperm Oil;
300 lbs. Chrome Green in Oil and dry;
200 g g Yellow, in Oil and dry For sale
wholesale and retail by w. II. LIPPITT
Oct. 2-5-H Druggist & Chemist.
MRS. ALIENS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
TUST RECEIVED, fresh supply Nos. l, 2, and 8. For
- sale wholesale and retail, by w. H. LIPPITT,
Oct. 2-5-n Druggist & Chemist
000 o. Suph. Quinne; 10 bbls EPSON Salts / cask
AVO Cr. Tartar; cask Sup Carb Soda; so lbs. Seid
tz Mixture; 10 lbs Rochelle Salts; so lbs. Gum Opium
SO lbs Gum Guaiacum; bbl. Gum CaInphOr: 500 Black
Pepper 300 Aspce so lbs CalOmel so lbs. Numegs Is
lbs odid Potass SO lbs. Mace 10 lbs sulph. Poass 1OO
lbs Rhubarb so lbs. Ipecac.
| For sale wholesale and retail by w. H. LIPPITT,
Feb. %. Druggist and Chemist.
| OHS! OILS!!-Just Received fresh supply of Lin
~ seed, Train Lard, Fish, Elephant, Whale and Sperm
Oils For sale by w. H. L1PPITT Druggist and Chemist
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Ten NEGROES TO HIRE.

Ao 4o04-ZI-u JAMES MCCLARANAN.
.. Ten NEGROES TO HIRE.
&S pOCNNIlh FIRST JANUARY NEXT, TEN ABLE
RRUDlED NEGRO MEN, good Turpentine hands,
A Two OF them cOOpers and four hewers Apply to
THOMAS /. FAISON.
Sampson County, Sept l7th 1857 1O1t-3-tf
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Schools.
SELECT SCHOOL.
w. j. BINGHAM SONS,
Oaks, Orange, NJ c.
Spring Session begins January 18th.
December 4. 1857. l4-9t.
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8iaiionerp aah fanrp GOODS.

DIAN K-BOOKS, STATIONERY, JOB
DPRINTING, stNo. 45MAIDENLANE-Ci.ys and Country
sde supplied PRINTING Office Bindery complete viii
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Sistioners ard Printers, No. IS AaiteDare
I a. II. HASBROUCK, Stsuoners Hall, NOS
~ ia AID I76 PEAKL.sr New.Yori, IMPORTER ard
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Writing Paper Eotss Dras Money and Shipping Rsosps
tnkstands GemOrs1Sum ard Time Books Pens Ps"c.t
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WIALLACK's THEATER.
w TONIGHT (Mondsyl December =.
The entirely new drama In five acts and tsbaei VII
THE POOR or NETWORK,
Written BY the Club.
This with prologue representing sssns
THE PANIC OF 1897.
Out Of the events eDgendered this period srse the ias
deDs which compose drama OF deep interest In wkca DE-
SCENES or NEW YORK LIFE
pprips the terrible crisis which psssre
sKETCHEB OF CHARACTER,
LOCAL SCENERY,
All contribute 10 render this work exciting and F<sang
picture 81
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'' NETWORK As 1T IS.

VNALLACKs THEATER.
w It's earnestly requested and respectfully urged By .hs
slsgmeD that those parties who honor the hEs, rers-
sentstion this EVENING Of
THE POOR OF NEW WORK,
will Indy en6esvor be- In their sets b' toe rising the cur
tain which will axe pa.e at O'Clock precisely The perfect
Of the fret act aud the therein ptra>d
MI Blake Of vital Interest, 10 the rest OF the py Toe
late srly lose this b. tho subject b their
continued distract and disturb the sudienss
what 10 the prejudice Of first prfsrmsoce The mslasmsat
Ius the susgeson whch carries s own apology wall
be received 10 hind spirit.
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THE GREAT DUSSELDOnS SALEG sa!vr
ana oy.r or s@Sssd Painting. No asfasd~'J
Aduistop IS
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Boots and Shoes.
fosi anh fonn6.

I OST-A CHECK, No. 17a, for S9e draw1 BY
IL SAMUEL BULL Ir.n.ter tEerf Of ite s..,s .iVno
On the Ohic Life Ir.u,spes and trust Company pSsos ~ TIE
American I1ebsrss ssrh Ns~'ok Any ps,s,r nnics ne
be hbsr.ly delivering re subscriber
Al Nc IS Pine :: Nw.YsrL ISAAC MERRITT Tras.cs-
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III CHEAP GOODS FOR PRESENTS!
| CLEARING OUT SALE.
ARNOLD, CONSTA Go.
WI Offer on MONDAY the balance Il tne socE q: sin
| further reduction s; re:sl,
FOR CASE,
FANCY SILKS II 65 Reduced f.o 50 cit,
FANCY SILKS. at IS cent'.......'R Reduced from g.
| VELVET ROBES GUILE, &. s95.. Red1;e5 foE SIS
| The lo.s on .hi, ,ot Of G, DDS Is .,sfa,.
Other qualities CT Velvet Robess Ohle equally cheap
| Also:
VELVET FLoUNCED ROBES, very hea ard h.-;,-as,
| Greatly reduced IL T'ics-
VELVET ROBES GUILE an VELVET FLoUScED
ROBES In White. Pnh, Blue an. Maize.
Also Whe Pink. Blue ard Mar. SILKS Iad sATINs Of
the aewes. styles sst variety, Wedding rra EVsaiss
PGstieI
II lAis Department OF. s.'ci' Tt.nds unIlT,eG
Also:
RICH LACEs sna LACE GoCCs.
PRESENTS FOR pOMEsrIcs.
CHEAP PRINTS CHEAP EHsROI,:.Is,
CHEAP pELAINEs, CHEAP CAMsRIc HDXss.,
CHEAP PLAIDs, CHEAP MssoNs.
CHEAP PARAMATrAs. CHEAP saAwLs
CHEAP MEaINoES, CHEAP CLoAKs
CANAL-sr., conner OfMsTcsL
NEW EMBROIDERIES and LACES, COL
~ LAas. SLEEVES CHExisETrEs, ROSES siNDS,
LORD TAYLOR,
Ecs 2j5, 257. $50 AID Isl G.,nd-u,
Ard Nos A. aud - cG.5a..nss-
CARPETINGS and CURTAIN MATERIALS,
~ Z every variety. Also
WINDOW SHADES, GILT CoaNlcEs,
fAssELs, BANDS &.
LORD TAYLOR,
S,s ,55 Isl, $50 81, Isl GRASD-sT.
E'NGLlSH BLANKETS ana QUILTS.-Jus.
IL received. fan ss,ort-le3: Of sup-..o-
ATWOOD ENGLISH ELASKE-:.
Al.c, every iire ard guilty
COLORED al WHITE NARsEILLEs QUILTS.
LOR0 1AYLoR
Nos o.; 257. 2is ard =. GRASD-sr.
Aad Nos n Er3 }s cA-HARINc-sE
4 I. STEWART n Co
IA The kfst selected STJCX il the Cty
Il
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
FCRNl-uRE COVERINGS.
HOUSEHOLD LINENS. H., &c.
f'@" POPULAR -RAcy
EI1.eesy, Ct.n .t:s a. Essiet1-
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NALLACK's THEATER.
w The BANK 10 Nssssu.st

XNAILACK's TfEATER.
w Tie Bank In Nssssust
The PAlk and Chatham st
The Hoo Of the Poor In Dvisien-st.
The Home Of the Rich In Madison square
The Snow Storm IN Union sluafe.
Misery by Gsslisht 49, A.
The fenem.n. Re use in Crossst. Fiy. Points
BIoollyn Heishtt-overlookinS New York HNboL
fO.NIGHT Monday Dec :.
The ne y local dfams, In hse srts,
THE POOR or kEW-YORk
Written expressly illustrate the phases Of sassfe
now in city among the high and ow-in eeE'eqsepeS
" CRISIS OF 1851.
The principal characters sustained BY
Mr. BLAKE.
Mr. LESTER,
MI SLOAN.
Mr. DAVENPORT,
MIR. 4. b. JOHNSTON,
Dir. s0THERS.
Mrs HOEY.
Mrs. BLAKE
Ma COOKE,
Mrs J. IT, ALLEN
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sEcoSD EpITIoS Now REAoY;
THE CASE OF DRIED SCOTT: Condensed
u into lsIss compact Pamphlet " o4 sale at
Ais ohee, rrse % cents
CONTENTS;
THE CASE, made up for and submitted 10 the U. s.
euprsme Court,
IL The JUDGMENT rendered by Chief Justice rAnsy,
with his Opinion in full On the VARIOUS matters In dis
Putei
Ill THE SUBSTANCE AND VARYING POINTS Of the
wholly OF partially eOnsurrius Opinions and Poris
ofJHstices Wayne, Nelson, Gher, DEUEL. Camp bed
and Catson;
~. THE SUBSTANCE AND POINTS olJus,ice MeLsss',
dissenting Opinion
y. THE DISSENTING OPINION IN full, as renIe,ed BY
justice Curtis;
Vi AN ANALYSIS OF THE POINTS RULED, and the
O,ipions delivered;
VII. TIA REPORT AND RESOLVES with reference to
DE Decision Ct the Legislature ofNewYo.k
When sst ~ mall postpaid; One copy een,s; four eori.,
fes eli twelve copies for ~ IS.
We respectfully scit orders from Az Of whatsoever sect O,
Dty who dssuss that ths adjsdicso.
sos Be uDStfteod sp6 considered BY the American People
HORACE GREELEY kCo,
TnbeIs 0f6ss, Rsw.Yssk.
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2mnsemfuts.

A A d ENVY of NJ US -
"A ROBERT LIZ DIABLE.
This evening the Arrangement Of prices BY
FIVE HUNDRED RESERVED SEATS
A So S,issif sSs :,'Is Ssi Dee a O'Clock
Fourth and positively has. Iistt but OF MeyerbeeIs
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
'0u''' 'n' &c Cs ifgIL soasEs. !. B.stI.% '' ''
xpn, eS S.Esh AND BILE aLLE CARROLL
'IeSAh CARL yoa hhsooErrA'
Over two hrr dr,d sew and costly dresses. new machinery
and sFRss E.; sh% AND Tf
have bssD painted expressly 70, ROBERT I'd as ,l A.
Re..rvsd Seat. ard 81 So according 70 Location be
had =; the Ac.ds%y Of Mu.c 9; sRtUsiS0s and 81
BELLS Stationery s siS,s No % 70 RYE Ws s 4
On Monday Dec. T. the 81 end remaining 81 80 Reserved
Reserved Seat. may only DO had during the
fhe price .. reserved seats in the evening at the door viii In
Admiration tcI... 81, family circle &C., and ,mpl hs..er
&c., can be ''''VoG;ss T %Eybss rs Si1 Dec
Positively the last F'shs fi LIE brABLE.
BG En- Of The BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
On FRIDAY, Dec
Md L. GRANGE, 4 sio s5iS5HT akDAvAsr ROCCO
n l B I 0's a !, l =, O. os 9 n
TUEsDAf, Dec. 8, 1857.
p R o q A N E-rARr |.
l. Overture, lube" We Der
The Orchestra
Csystjps "L'Eli,r d'Anore" DoniIett
Sig ROCCO.
Third Concerto-Sym pbOny IN three .Litof
with Orchestra secompsniulsnt)
Nine GRAEVER- JOHNSON.
L. Csy..ins, Roberto II Diayo0 Msyerbesr
Mile CARROLL.
FARr H.
s. Overture Les Hug1enots". .Meyerbeer
The Orchestra
g. Cayat'ua II Bravo. Mercadsnte
Sig. CASTER.
Z Las Pstin eurs from The Prophet" piano Solo List
Mime. GRAEVER-JOHNsON .
g. Csystins, La Trsvia.a".
Mle. CaIROLI
g. Concerto IL minor-st me mt hendeksohn
with OTchestTs sccsmpanimentl
Mime. GRAEVER JOHNSON. 800
TO- Concerto PolonsiseBy the Orches.s III; Eisfeid
Conductor. THEODORE EISFELD.
To crumence o'co,k Tickets with secured sests, VI
each msy had At c. Breusnss Music store 7O Broadway
The rsud piano 10 nom the celebated Factory a ErsId
Paris New York Depot Brszsngs No 1Oi Broadway
ANNIIAI. RAIL-. and PROMENADE
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OUTS, QUITS, QUITS, QUITS.
0L BOOK
FOR THE TIMES.
While the Ba1fs, for season have
QUIT
redsemOe with specie, and merchants and trsdesrnen
QUIT
paying her money being tight and all have Suffered BE
smile 70
QUIT
their countenGDces and long that BARRIERS be
bIced 70 raise their prices
QUIT,
you have been lucky enough get geld silver for
notes, and , thus
QUITS
with the Bank r take dollar aud twenty FIVE cents and buy
scCyy Of
QUITS
f.om SHELDON BLAKEmhN L Co. who have no.
QUIT
distributing their valuable Publications their Numerous I
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NOTICE.-H. BURRELL Il Co., hive RE-
IN NOvLD from No is Frorft 10 :seI s." s'Sie No. "a
gssIlst Irl Ne. Sc WlisItL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02
HOStpOnelnent.
The Great sale Of sly u~mA..A
AT PUBLIC AUCTION!
I'm p s s NO MT
on fn8 eRouNp.
Is POSTPONED TO

Wednesday, May zOth. l0s7.
vINHE snbarb B1sxLMONT City Of K.ok.h
containing One Hasdred and SIXTY Acres Of
land has been subdvidsd with reference 10 th& eo.
tour OF the ground, and consequently Lots vary In
'mensions From one fourth Of IN scrs 10 two md
one half aefss The Streets and Avenuss are vids.
Ana pa evss favorable ground, requiring neither
cutting nor alting. An elevated point 10 reserved
for the purpose Of IN Astronomical Obserysterv -
another portion has been laid q for Public Para
The design OF the PropretoYs Ia tbs aryauseme mt
OF this Suburb has been 10 prsserse the natural
beauties VI the locality, which are uueaualcd in
the Vicinity OF keokuk, or elsewhere. From every
point, creeping small creek bottom Of Alluyisl
sou well adapted to gardening poses, there Is
nne view OF the Mississippi River, also Of . bean
tifuicountry lying North and West.
Esseimsnt
Ia situated within the city limits 1 mile from
Glenford Station, and is accessible by McDovelI
street, dienford and Esselmont Avenues, from the
Grand Avenue.
The sale will take place on the ground,, ON tn.
I'D day OF April next, commencing at Ie o'clock
. IN.
Single Lots viii be sold with the privilege Of
from to 0, at option of purchaser.
TERMS:
One FIFTH Ca,h--baioncs in One, Too.
Three and -Four Years,
with Interest ~ the rate u 10 percent per aunum
payable annually. Warrantee Deeds viii be given
and Mortgages retained for deferred payments.
A collation. will be furnished. Lithoersph
plans will be fu nshed on day Of sale.
The Streets and Avenues viii be opened \ .ufB-
Client time before the day Of Gale to able persona
desiring TO purchase TO drive over the whole tract
plan OF the property can be seen IT our Once
For further information inquire Of c. X. Dimoud.
". Dew oil, o. Main-st., or of the und irusd.
SMITH 4 yANsIcKLES,
mchIAdIm Auettors>x~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-02
sTRYKER 3 WOOD,
Dealers u Real Estate and Land ASests

On I'd o., near Hicklsn Laeas Banki.. Ha...
= LIVINGSTON STRYHER, Of St. Pssl. ni..
WILLlAA l.. WOOD, late Of New York.
A LII descriptions Of Real Estate bovsht ana ala
"A 10 this city and throughout the ssAts Of lows
and the North west.
Aoney invested, and TAI paid for non resident,
careful attention given to convey ancing and or.
aiming Of Titles.
All Notarialbasiness promptly transacted.
. nRrER BY PERMISSION TO
Aessrs. Ford, Gorham i Ford, Bsnksrs. K.olu nh +,
Chaplin Lee,
Charles Parsons, ESQ, Banker.
Hon. Jacob II ouck, ir.. Schohsr,. co..,x
Coiba Reed, ESQ, ",
Mon. ohas. aosdyeN, schoharie County Bank:
asv. willis a. German, ST. Paul, Miupesots,
~ ~ -oov. Alex. Ramsey, {"
Msssrs. Askubin kdgsrton, BANKERS. 81. p.,,..
Jos Z. !. Paige, Esq., City Bank, ALBANY. M
Msssrs. A. II. Mcclure 4 Co.,
Hon. Dan s. Dickinson, Binghamton, =.
Hon. 5. II. Y. Hall, :.
VIM. \. Osborne, Bank Of 90
Hon. Zadock Pratt. Prattsville, a.
Hon. schuyler Collar, South Bend, Ind.
on. Rob smith, Alton, Ills.
Cherry ALLEY Bank, Otssgo county, NY