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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16

dwellings, Tor sale,
- EyEkAL hsadses1s ana veil siiaatei bulldogs s
DALE on long ams. hlAly %
u q. u AQs.
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OR 8a8aEf, g I'0Tisf . tC'7s, 80 FFIA1-1
l. AIdt3a
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0. 0. REY's
foundry and Machine WarUs

hh pfoprissorh now prepared 70 srsesv e,s,,
variety eftnacbtnafs nj shor, n{,tivs WI
Superior steam knginss from svei ons ,,,A,..
lofse poseF; kngines, Lethe., PIaLs,s, t,as Nm.
aud al, descIipvonsof mill YORK Al.o. sos IN, In.
N she ssst lot 700 mahaiAntGfe Of Ac(ords Ari.
trictiou Horse Power; superior machines az H. mn
poSo Intended. We would inpIta The atssis w \,
partlssra4alrlns saating To their Aajualshla No..
and seii-0iiihg hoxes, Superior 10 any tany Il Y.
Particular su-nhos will ss pad torspsis,ur -
elIiaeFy, and prompt attention gs,vu 10 III a,as,.
We propose ~ execute our work In u. ha.k 1891,
aud ASA pofties requiring machinery on rvps,sss =
tsset vita thstf ordors. Casting az N - IN
piled 90 order.
Wof@s oh ia3fd sHsef{ opposite the CsAos
pufsAi5 = RtHlhNs bAsep port aas III dvn s
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FARM IOss SALE.


1nAeres, 40 we'll Improved, Hsar and tina bof,
Law on eooa roat, and oaiJ four mites ifc,a
&c city, Eyou aesirea etaniitai n9nie, apply soon
Uc,. "a dill - kaDS
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ron SALE.

Xxi Scts4 excellent Coal Land Scott CaflBty; CIV
Csi tsS u4st desirable Improved fAr. Ia this c5auit
~ uuet cultivation, Wtth good i5,.a ecLtalns
1nls cellar, Cssesn, Wei, aud other insproFs npt,
si ~ u nis timber, gny 1--WE miles from DsFsa-
port
Coed hgdtss lot eatnoE o. ssou and THIRD ~, los
H..
f.2i corner NtsigH Avenue and Third a., 71xta
Al Vyfy igw. saDgeii ALLEN a CLARE.
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.4fienfi0M Public,
2jartetD.
NEM Mll&l1..

A. CRARDALL, NO. = Lee laiTe Row, has ju.t
- rsesiveda large Iotoi Late and popular Music fGi
tts Piano, Guitar aud other Instruments, among
v hieh arc the following
= inuie, !, OF "Liks flowsf,ns ano song b.
Wrixhton
- psst Summer Acf1,nby that ~ ell Known aud
popular ballad eomp0sefi stephen Glover.
Down pheretke Blue Bells Cr0R, - u beautiful
song as sung By Mr. Sims Reeves, aud compesed
by a, Lee
% first Rate sboIsIscls,n By ID, Albert
''Lonia& Pyus PoIke," hsrks stein
" 6srsnads Quick slep," Gee piece ior Two Guy
grs. GuSldIi
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tA0salies'
Julius Lytanoe.
- Nd A q n A r,

Z A ~ ~ a q y = ,',,,a.
,,sIa.nn,. nlosA, sesaad sifsss, est~ses
e's's Maia and Brady r,am
,s,AcRks large beautiful rmes.' " ", na avid.
Ill davenport, price $40 pef asie' "'' W
ed 10 suit purahasr.s.
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flNHkkE Will bO and The last distribution
81 ioIs by the Union Settlement Co. " taka pis<s
a. Vow YORK 10 20. days 10, iots iHotoe GiJy, n
T. Price SIS. Say perssn wishing 10 Purchase
eau AZ % ~ cssiilng 90 sAa'L. q ALLbs,
nd N
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PI0NERR 1AKE2Y
SAFETY FUsf

Tu1zx wssisxl Reserve and ooaatfy DaiEg ehs-s
a. Aly0i.p fAA t.&4I&4-
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II VNTQN'SsebuoiIoT Pane Forte, Cuitis' GaitEt
IL GlAdeis MGi0deon Instructor and In fact ever
Kind ofinsLructloB relating 20 music can he found
the davenport MuscSLOf6;
snALe ClSIre Row: &
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16

4 LSo leo acres IN improved Tats 10 In see 4 I
HA73 HA east, II miles from Thu city and D ron
LeCsiro. For fertility OF coil and beauty Of iocs
Sov6-dtf T. q. EADS,
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CALCULATING LIBRARY

Is full BLAsT any quantity Of choice books f5T
ssga!iagr frpH - = $40 zach, 81 the
TWIN CITY y0nE ETnnE |
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Wfafefiff.
WILSON g. H Ak l. =

WILSON g. Il Ian i =
Wholesale Grocers,
POST OFFICE BUlLpiNuH
d a r NPO Il I, ~ !" =
Teas! Teas! cas-
IA, half eAss, Young Hyson and ou1p'"ss
b0half shests ,Joiong and aouehoes
~ eaddies ffom to 10 lbs
~ boxes fsi,u Soap,
40 g valnsated SOAP
rs q shaving
20 Transparent
Castillo
90 bosss Picaissi 80.
lao : Tomato a ,tsur and Pepper SAUCES
,0aboxcs various brands Of choice toheoVo'
tASG0 Cuba Slxcseisars;
3Dajn Imported do
svobaxes No, land scaled Herring
%, bkis new aackerci
= bali LAis do
al kits ier FAMILY nsei
50 bbta aud keSs Of Moiassssi
% hhds Sugar
81 iu2 Bed Cords;
sobbls psioi Apfles:
AQsask4 Dried Ppscfes,
lOAlsxts new Raisins;
Is bbs assorted Nntss
eu1 boxes Glass
sQpkee4 Nails
s.sl dVg fuahtfrs
gates 1t all Kinds,
Il ooae; and Willow Ware; Brushes
ri bits filef Vinegar; - :,
a,.hnr WITH large stock OF other articles, All OF
..,.;5lss ~ Ysillseli On reasonable terms
tune II dhw "iA',ut'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16

s.naera, hlybly Improved IafID UlIIea Nvu 49,
49,, am, arr.sin eiliusa.i0g, good hoztu te"eo'
s.,th os.rs orange, house, stable, a1e.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16
FARMERs. SAW AND GRisf HIi ~
The Best Mill ever offered 10 H. n.1uA ~
tELTONS PORTARIE MI,

EAs Jaw AMI 0klGf Nun M
The Best Mill ever offered 70 ths PAM.
FELTON'S PORTABLE MI,
gAHICB has taken The FRI pr..,. ILL
w state asd Co1sty Fare where n -! All
hibted, and Geld MEDAL ri tho .9.se..s., - o.
N. Y. Guy This truly excellent NH .as,sssaAsA
alike Tor its simplicity, durabiitt, ana ~ ssseata
patented jany "a, lts5, stsnds unrj,sl.T1
nunbercf these mills sold, and hsi, eh9
uand ioreihiy declare their merit fo,., ~
been sold 10 mo last sis months. They ~ Nv,
bly adapted iof grinding Corn, Oats, Whss, 80 80
Torn IN the ear, spiccs, DC, with rspieit, - "a
lection uhkrow before. ~
No. y Mtil grinds nom " bas Of ma,
~ bus aitesd per hour With from lol 49, a wv
other Nos. proporsionate amount. ~. ~
propelled BY horse. steam Or wa,e, no.s ~ h
well adapted 10 irregular motion, Lsnes :, ~
ccsttAey can DO attached to any saw nil Onas
MAJ sEIvfssre attached TO thess mil, 49,,
dsfhg them We only trafy practicable min -.
canhate. Aiea
References can be given where ths...m.
estAta use Is months without eitksr ,.sasl s sass
needing dfsas.hg, and iik ewise where ~. o.
.fadaeod four month, ago for grinding ~. ~ 10
IL 10 an established fact that all mill, 49,
.fsf gstdn but neNers'g.tsa assI - snd ~ AVE
and cob crushers only crack The corn - ~ eefi
lhs, neither reduce the feed 10 ds,,ss -, ~
10 90 assd with pront. bs,ths sa'sss
FELTON, MILL,
Without Knives, aud with grindins ,.,s.
to "a pered Gtoelwili moi Affect it is@tnsn aaft
Ing 70 any degree OF nnencss, and Of reAr.% snsa
the ln nssa Of meal. These facts Ipssis h.. ~
fxutins these nils 90 give entire ssts.r,,cs va
For fnrther MORN Ation aud mil. anS ~,
70 NICHOLS, LOOMS & 20, otsss HyasFls
House. Davenport, Iowa, or 10, 90 P, o, s's''
dec 81. dutf
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hsautItol farm " miles nom payeapof', lou
acres, 60 acias IN cultivation, pa't e'"oS',
hou al. ,tabts, Gle
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!. SuAbkR OF i1lssiIaaisd 10 sanoaa psrts OF III q
IL city tSr ltase iat q taFm OF years; spdiy 10
4Hiy L. CSC. l., bhthNpoks.
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asO We 4 tsaA proved patent
fHUe6 BRIDGES.

y1sa-. .aasrsisned are pIsrtisssis q NJ ssoS !,
ts Sos ths sssstis % halfway OF hE1%s.
I1ss Of AZ Aetk ef span ifoE y ~. = ~ 4 y
5csasf ~ mos ofibe Rsiiposss " tas 2 t4ts1
~ ~ = com ment SIS 70 lssif sAsehslet OUR
~ "a shsapns~ unnecessary q s. ..5s,ti9
49, eT0KR, BOOMER 4 bof ihs4g.
~ M~1vn
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smile. from davenport, 60 acres, ~ acres y W.
ovation, % sarsstimhss, ranh's "s'ei'
bio ,ate.
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HAEi0g stiti.e facilities for making The a ~! mar.
<e:sbis Hosr and feeling thatwe can cult bod asa
81 aai so"sameF, &c respectfully soilsa slib.nl
suars 81 puddle patronage.
ali orders Lait at Messfs. " Hey Il Manfer's o..
fosltS She lie Claire House, 10 sseobd ST., and NJ.
GlaAs stsGsn In second ss., stil bs shaBt fully 70.
agyea Ena puDetu alt, hIIansiat In Ian lasA,i
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preAtsbie and Herersbie ME pioyIcht
~vxss .ahsarbeT /. a - irous ~ bs ysug an gen q
saet 90 iissy saa fow Al tAe upien eHpl}s
r. fscD Is 10 SIC cal. Will be tesuAfe q 40 az
49, rae N sfhesat energeie ran tsh Ha4hs
ssrse 10 ave doitrs F.esety, EVERY iDisfp@
~ vii Rivsp ~ addressing. ~lln sfsmp 70 4s5
I.,a Litss. : $50 WIN. A. E4AhLfhi
~ .iitu IL. bon ases Phiisdciphia, "a, z. y.
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4 NUMBER OF desirable lot, for residences on
"A Brady, Main and HARRISON Streets To- isass fos
i3.s term % ie ysLs. Apply 10
W. IL. p. GUgLEY
Usles o. MAn between Froa, snd sseusi .ts
aug ts dtI
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Perm Of SIG Acre. fer Sale.

:
This sArIn Ia Alsa's Groves 1vo serss IN !. ~
stats Of cultivation, ~ aeaes oil timber 5000 isnce
aouse sna stable, With beautiful OF runHus
Dor tsrtas nppiy 70 &c kaDs,
Az ssrs L., IL West Davenport, % Rose hilI.--
nes.su T. I. KADs.
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A GOOD INvESTNIIl -

HAVING UiRrk's Patent com blnss 8 s1ef
IA bolnng ot Merchant Flourins NH v.,,,' sss ".
ss shs e TO- Terlsry Y ap9,s q s
o6ef this Milt, aiachinory, Engine, Pi,t"ssa lss
reliable party. This Min Is ealssia y Terms u,
tns large aa Anu e Flour por day 'ss.
cd ia the wes,, no better inyestmen, !. aa'aras
mase money. the whole oncern car Nv NJ spsa V
less than one year 70 further ,assisda
Oct, "a, tu JACOB WRAVEs tn sppbs
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,..ian. o. acres timber, raani water, ho"Sels'
bic ate.
oneofthe best farms In scott County, ~ acres
~ = ,,iIa. from Dnv Newport, li5 acres feheoi ~"
n IN eult, alton, i3g aeres Timber, largo 9Inbh'a,
~. good VOLS, large house , keoms, stApist eat
buiidiDSs, stn.
1 sn.ufarna aeres sill la eulttsasiurl coca peass
ole !, d miles nom Davenport
REQ Asrxs "a miles from Davenport 90 'n aai
on, 40 Fcrsstinber, ~ aefes prairie, house, ''"'
etc
Smile. from Davenport 30 acres, 80 acrts : oni'i'
ya,ion pa Il nbsr, large new house. good phth esH
200 acres splendii land, atin fence and 70 cnlllta
lion on ihe Dnbaqae road, mics mona Davenport
n miles from Davenport 90 acres, 90 acres IN eutn
walton, good house, stable etc.
70 miles from Davenport, so seTos 90 aeresin ea'-
AVIATION, II acres splendid timber, balance pittle'
large orchard, running water, good house, sIaple
- niss nom Davenport co acres In cultivation
house, staolss etc.
cultivation ~
40 acres prairie land, } miies from Davenport
beautiful siewsover Roes Island, Mississippi FYeI
and Davenport,
2oossres of No. class prairie land close to Wal
colt, some oft cultivated, and large amoaniof IN
improved land In Scott cuunty,
number Of housos, lotsand vacant lois, pleasant
lysiuaed IN different parts Of Davenport, for sale Of
favorable terms
II bcQutilni lots IN NoTta Davenport, Terms lab
real, Apply to JULiNs LYTAAeE.
}uiy 10
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NEW PLATFORM

Bound TO supereeds all 0thersn
\ comparison stb whieb the Cincinnati any other
piatiOTig ls nothing .hich Sili Interfere with
.nahs politics. Itis composed Of sundy hard pankA
and rhYCFs, upun which tho fractions h0fse esn
stand patiently, no matter whether he DO Nuoy
Lugsu, hobby horse a mui9. IL constructed BY
Mack the RAILROAD Grocery, NOT oniy icr Lut
foE the accommodation VI his hisss aud
tasaeEs, who drive Isnd without aigktIng
der tber Uroogtes, pay fer same and Ind them
when they get there ne Puriic generally Invited
ps sxsuiEs not only the platform uni mia go9ds
AID prices tos aEteuars Cuqniro of any one eve
~ body knows the aiiresd 6roesy the cheapest and
aOcutnncdssiug ia the el.y. Corner 9th Brady
lugI2 VA, MeCAMMoN
attention Public.
NOR good Flour Bran Screening AMI Feed u all knds
u 20 u tbs Railroad grocery 9th and Brady
where y1u will also mud all snds OF Groceries aud Pro
visions, together with neat wagon deliver thai.
ffss Of charge. Call and eco for yourselves
sasl2 wM. MeCAMMoS
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Swan Mills,

IEkfI UNI g CIRCUIT.
10 Claire, Iowa
y2TE sGgll iaiefia ths cEltah. and ,rsas Of se.a
w SID aita,s!eR eeaaiies, usal ss arc aos mspa.
taVtA ring yery superior article Of Flour which %
offer al our tasrs.ignetagl0he In tbs PAPER ani ss
afot the following
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FRUITS az. =

4 FEEsA los gf Lemons, Orange, Sl8, Csutias
a. 5gst received BIZ
Des sslH N. II. HEIpENHEFMER.
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A RAllnalAl

TUE storI - toll shAt properly is held too high hui
these sEahfass bstyata 40 bose aud tie ase sosii
Easeltls Ggt stNaeTibsE q M obliged 10 sci
aud wi, do iot TIA SAKE ~ the mohe1.
lAls soSn tne pEHgAi-ei. lsrr4eE ST. near Rth T.
0, At my soUp 30 sfn ~, tsl,s tie Court House
Also, See fos for ssla.
june 1901 r. K FITZPATRICK.
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Auy.
= I Avs,
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Y ! *,
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= " sss. go
l =, ", space charge
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. e',.ae.bali square
.a,, MI cards no, !, ,
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.a,s viii DO ms'. =.
i,ou' pss.. ,,ars.J
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4 FF9E sVTu
aaa riygiu buggy VI de horse
--AEso--
A we'll finished two slor1 frame Ireilng Oh b4sl
~ slrsyl, lsasa tv4 lvs u pears, great eAfsatL.
--ALS0--
IL acres VI most beantiial Land -. a.!ss Igom
sly hmils, ON Upton ROAD; hssp aud terns sasy,
,ppIytc {dee fsotfl 4. e.. kAD-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-05
UxRsAsosAslr PEAs on Tausp,n ,--Thers

USRsAsoSAsLx FEAR or THuSpsR. There
are many person in every community 90 terrified
oy thunder and Lightning, ~ to be on the point
OF falling into fits at their occurrence. We
think that to diminish such fears il should only
be necessary to inform the timid that of 800, 900
who died in London within the space Of thirty
years, two only fell victims to lightning. They
should also be informed that they unressonably
prolong their fears of each shock, that he who
has time to dread the consequence of the shock
is already out Of the reach of its effect 1t is
the lightning alone that can, and if we see it it
is folly to grow pale and tremble under the clap
OF thunder, or to stop our ears aginst noise which
announces that the danger is past The greater
the interval between the thunder and lightning
the more removed is the danger. 1t is said that
If with our finger to the pulse we can count in
the interval twelve or thirteen pulsations, we
may be sure that the storm is three miles distant.
against this or any alarm, is the possession Of a
clear conscience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-05
fRRTVALS AT THE HOTELS

HRoWNS, HOTEL.-R Rose, DC: William
Qnnnn. Nd; i N Bowie, jr, do; NJ Grain.
do; Dr Jas Higgins. do DIR Bushe do: William
L Bnzhan do h Kilbourn, Conn; Col spen-
ce-, Nd; i.owrie, NC; Barty do; J Bill,
Ala; w Hoffman, Nc u B Davenport, Va; +
RogeIs and lady, Italy: F RI Scott Md; Jan
Bril-, Pa; H Jones. Va; G Abbott. Pa; =
de and lady; Mo; Roche and ly, Va; Jas 4
Chancellor, Nd; II Il Willard, do; II Faiirbank
DO d CT, Ssortridge NY; os HaImon, IlI Da-
Va; Brent, Md Mr. Faulkner, Va; d La,
Roche, Sc Mr., Jenkins. do C II Tebault. DC.
w VI Evans Md; Dr. ID Nire Md; w Caldwell,
Cannon Miss; Bold Hood NC; II Harri,
son do, Oliver, Md J l. O'Byrne, Ga; p
KING and lady, Ala; Miss King do Miss War
rem, do, Dr. LeGrand, Miss; WI Gdyee, SC; las
Harrison, La; w Roundtree, do; X Good
all, III; CTabbe, Md
wILLARDS' HOTEL RM.Icbs, I,,. MI.
NJ Trip, Ga; worhington, o; ] GiIber,
d, PR; Col Spencer, Me; C f. seaman.. Miss:
MAJ Ba.naLd' UsA; 4 T Burnley, ", KI; Miss
Ms WoLlhinYton, do; Burnley do; Wood ;
idge, Ga; X w Woodb idye do; A Treat. Me.
- Drake, Y; Miss Drake do J + Tweedy and
~, o; Miss Tweed do Miss NJ Tweed, do;
6 a MandelI and family Ga; Mrs MOTHS and md
dsughtsr, do; Rogthness, do; II Livingston.
Mo, II Sullivan, Md; slmons. do; f Ry.
lhef, do; Capt Pearson GSN; ST Haza, d Mass:
lockwood, UsN; p Hustled, NY; S Bigler'
Pa Jos Happier, do; A Wsstei~lt, NY.
KIRKW OODHOUSE-w shelby and dauph.
Ter, Mo; Il Jenkins and lady. NC; I. A Jer.
kiaS and lady, o. Rhodes md lady, do; J II
nDone2an, La; Lyborch, Va; Mrs c NJ Perk ,ns,
Mss ii Adams, do J T. McCless, Pa; j W
Donegan, Ala DR. Bowen, Md; w FeeIl do:
BROOK, d. } Berry, do; l. G Savanger NY:
I steers, Ia; Mazeen, Va; w Adams do: I
VI Freeman, do; w Eurlon, Ga; C 4 Showden,
Md; w Brogdrn, do; DIR Valger, va: w Newell
Pa; Chrsmon; + Mason, o; r WilIiamson
X; DIR BaiZell, Md
WASHINGTON HOUSE. Rid. Thorn son
Bait; o II Jamison, Ala; J EDghsh, Va: q w
Bradley, NY; WIN Hodges, Dc; f Bell Va;
l. Fowler, Bali; IL James and lady NYorL,
WIN w Welton, Suffolk, England; X w Porter
sc; Mrs Brigham, Mass; MIS- Watson, Boston; O
b Hart, Fla; w X Jackson and family, Philad: s
Crowley, KY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-05

II A dog recently died OF broken heart, and
geon committed suicide
u Three Free Mason Lodges in New York
were broken into and robbed Of all their regaIia
on Monday night
IL" Much remains unsung - az the tomcnt re- :
marked to the brio bat when IL abruptly cut short
his SeFenade
II An impertinent fellow wants TO know II
you ever sat down to tea where skinned milk
was on the table, without being asked ''do you
take CFeam''
largest public park in Christendom. IL Is a beau
tiful domain, very handsomely wooded and wa
tered, and contains $50 statute miles
II There is great deal OF poetry about s;dv-
ing FOR ont 5 country, the glory of s.death- bed
on battle field, - and AL that but a statistical
return shows tfat majority Of soldiers die OF
cysenteiy, which must be d very different affair
IL A little girl under Is years of are. eloned
ffon Saratoga, on Sunday last, in company with
John Travis, celebrated pistol shooter and
sporting man. He kept pistol gallery there
The girl Is represented as pretty and artless
they are believed to be on their way TO St. Louis
Mo ''
II The following conversation occurred the
other day: ''''
Hnnker-''What make. that boy crv.o
nneI.'Nature intended IT, my dear-every
hair on his head il hoieT.r
Hunker-'.I don't know much about his kn;y
but do kaow his mouth as boiler from morning
till night"
MRS CUSNIHGHAN's BafL-It HIS been often
stated by the friends Of Mrs. Cunningham that
she - refused bail Oh the present charge against
her, because she is woman. But legal f-iend
At our elbow assures US that this is not the case
sIat man 8niity al MIS-. Z unnin.haIn's last Of
renee, would undoubtedly be treated with equal
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nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
IL AND LEESBURG. vs. VIA Chesa naake q vi
NEW GROCERY. WINE, AND


The subscriber begs to inform bis friends and the
public, that he has opened NEW STORE, corner
OF 18th street and Louisiana avenue, where h. IN
tends to keep constantly hand large and varied
assortment of Foreign and Domestic WINS. l. :
QIORS, CIGARS, and FINE GROCERIES.
consisting Of Fine Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Flour. Soa
Olives. Raisins, Figs. SardInes, Anchovies. Ota-d.
Alarrett Il Co., Pinet & Co., and Col. Chs ia Il .
BrandIes IN oases, demijohns, and casks Oh Ia
maloa Rum; Sherries, Madeira, Port of various d.
scrlptIons 1T. Julien Claret, Chsteaux MargauN IN
cases, Champagne Cider, Brandy Fruits. II eynUid s
Edinburgh Ale, Annisette, Maraschino, Curacao,
Absynthe, Champagne, and a large and varied de-
scrlptlon of Havana Cigars.
Also, StOughton Bitters, and Fever and ACNE
Bltters Porter Ale, and Cider.
Families are particularly invited to call and exam
Inc the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem
beIs of Congress also Informed that their orders
will he promptly attended TO, and delivered at their
residences at the shortest notice.
general assortment OF fine Havana Cigars, i'm
ported direct by the subscriber at wholesale and re-
tai.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken in exchange.
Levy's Old Whiskey, constantly on hand, of ls40
Country orders punctuslly attended to, and ooun-
try produce Of all descriptions received on consign-
ment. JONAS Z. LEVY,
Je8-r No. 54 Twelfth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-05

CHLoRIc ENGrNEs.-Mr. Ericsson dos not
despair OF success in applying the 'snew motor {"
lie Is said to have built eight small engines, on
the hot air principle, since the experiment with
the Ericsson steamship, and to be still engaged
in the pursuit Of his favorite study. The Sci
entiic American says:-He has now floating on
the Hudson small steamer, or air-er, about
seventy feet long, which he has succeeded in
driving at good rate by the combustion of an
almost incredibly small quantity of pine kind
ling wood. There are two engines, horizontal,
single acting, and apparently about thirty
inches diameter by thirty six inches stroke. The
vessel is an open boat, or mammoth yawl, and
the paddle wheels are about ten or twelve feet
in diameter. We believe air alone is the fluid
employed as a medium to generate the power
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-05

EgThe Florence correspondent of the Lon
don Morning Posi- tells this good story =
There is a story of an Imperial Highness waltz
ing thrice in the same evening with an English
lady at the Court Of Berlin. She naturally
felt, and frankly expressed, herself highly fat
tered by the compliment. 81 did not intend it
as compliment" was the answer "Then, ~
said the lady, somewhat rebuffed, your High
must be very fond of dancing" II dctest dan
cing," was the still unsatisfactory response.
Cndeterred by her i'll success, our fair country
woman still prosecuted her inquiry What,
then, may L ask, oan be your Imperial High
ness motive for dancing2" Madam" was the
exalted porsonage's reply dance to per-
spire :"