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WASHINGTON CITY
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. ne, 1851.

pysr ISRAEL JAHEs, South Ter street, Phiade
pha general travelling AGENT assisted BY wA H. WELD
JoHx COLLINS, JAxss DxxKIxs, j. HAHMrr g. JAHKs THos
d. NcE n. w. MoHRIsos. 4. W. WILEY, VIZ. l.. WArESzAs
ALEX H. cARsoH d. X Mcsrs, Bss. swAH, AsHaAs and
r. DAVIS.
@ O, JAMES, Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio, Il
general collecting for the Western States and Texas
assisted by H. THOMAS, WLLIAh H. THonAs Tnos NJ JAMES
Dr. A. l.. cHILDs GroRoE MoRRs, and RICHARD LEAKS. Re
eepts Of either will be good
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THE MOBILE AND ONO RAILRoAD.--We learn, says the
Mobile Register from perfectly reliable source that the
bill giving 100000 to the Mobile and Ohio railroad has
been passed by the Mississippi legislature and has received
the signature Of the governor 1t is therefore, law
and must prove the beginning Of those financial
to which all are looking for the perfection Of this grea,
enterprise On 1t much Of future prosperity de-
ponds, and SO palpabe are the proofs that all must hail
with delight what all have so direct an interest in
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
e being no quorum present

There being no quorum present
Mr. BURNETT, of Kentucky, moved that there be call
Of the House, which motion agreed toyeas AZ nays
As
The roll was accordingly called, whsa hundred and
sixty members answered to their names and all further
proceedings under the call were dispensed with.
The journal of yesterday was then read.
The SPEAKER laid before the House q communication
from the State Department asking appropriation of
eight thousand dollars for the suppression Of the slave
trade also correspondence with T. Whtesey and others
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THE PRESIDENT ELrcT AT HOME

Mr. Buchanan says the Lancaster Inteigencer return
ed home on TUESDAYS afternoon last from bis visit to Wash
ington city. He is now busiy engaged making his ar
rangements preparatory to entering upon the discharge Of
the important duties of the high Office to which he has been
elevated by the American people
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Wewere in error yesterday in regard the time of the
nomination and confirmation of Hon. D. A. smalley, as
United States district judge for the district Of Vermont
The nomination and confirmation was wholly unexpected
by Mr. smalley, and was made Tuesday Of last week.
several days previous TO the arrival Of Mr. in this city
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We learn (says the Journal Of Commerce) that Rus
sian agent is on visit to this country to examine our
most approved submarine diving apparatus with view
to its employment in rebuilding Scbastopol aud raising
the huks sunk In the harbor
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SEsArE-Immediatsy after the reading of the journal,
the Ssnate repaired to the hall of the House Of Representa-
ves where the votes for President and Vice President of
the United States opened and counted. Upon the
conclusion of this ceremony the Senate returned to their
chamber and the remainder of the day spent in dis
cussion to the reguarity of the vote of Wisconsin,
, ,,,,., l, - 49,. Z,
scrioeu W INV. "inou. ui'po''Hs VI 'n' 'uD''s WIG
SENATE "''oulA'u ~ "'' Ao'
NOUS. W AArA.'A''A,''l hou'0 p'0''''1
uAy' ~ Jo'n' WIN 'ne 'enA''' " opon uu
'ue u 'no 'o''' " '"'
Aer ne vo'es mao oeen ana Tue
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Hon PRICE sLAyEs.At sale last week in Clarke
Vile (Tenpessee,j diSty-one negroes-nen women and
ehdren-sold Tor $ST,5%t One man sold for $255O.
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No ion taken in the Ave electoral Of Wis
consin which
mated by law, .Gba4E 5$#se M'63m8
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fro BE CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT. |

THE INEVITABLE MERRIAM HEARD FROM AT LAsT.--The
Brooklyn philosopher, Mr. Merriam who is tour
among the mountains of New Hampshire on the Sd inst
thus glowngy writes to the editors of the Journal Of Com
I" GENTLEMEN: The cold to-day is delightful At Little
tom New Hampshire il is "a degrees below zero at Lin
den ls degrees below; at Danye IL degrees below.
am enjoying this cold and it is doing me great good
With my thin shoes that weigh but six EACH
than those who clothed in furs On Saturday had
splendid snow-storm in the mountains The fell
about foot ia DEPTH and out in nearly all of it, and
enjoyed it beyond Saturday week the cold here
did its BEST aad ranged from &c. &c. 46 to 80 degrees
below The mercury thermometers gave out and
that metal became soded at 40 degrees of Fahrenheit
a am enjoying this mountain tour wonderfully, and
feel completely regeneraed, and my way to AL
bany ready for hard labor have opportunity to write
but little.
Yesterday three birds, nearly phite, and
larger than any have ever before
The snow Is very deep on the mountain
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A MAMMOTH sLEreH.-The New York correspondent Of
the Baltimore American furnishes the following item
One of the splendid sights Of the season was pre-
seated TO Broadway gazsrs yesterday One of the Knic
erbocker line OF state seghs drawn by handsome pairs
of horsesa pair Of bays alternatively with par OF
graystandsomely accouted and decked with white and
red plumesjingled their merry bells through the
the amazement of all Broadway. 1t is slight trick to
put four in hand through this crowded thoroughare
mid day but when you make 1t five times four requires
experience and little headsta practice 1t caused
Gotham to OPEN her eyes This the leading
ii is stated of twenty Others which conveyed gay
and gallant party of Ninth Ward Knckerbockers the night
before to Yonkers7
ARREsrEDThe Houston (Texas) Telegraph, of the soh
ultmo, says:
"A young calling himself Thomas williamson
representing himself be assistant engineer in the
United States navy arrested in this city Wedues
day last on charge Of forgery II he has been
stopping at the usk House for several weeks past living
high on champagne aud other extras and in payment
his board Dill offered the landlord draft purportng be
drawn In Baltimore aud endorsed by Messrs. Block
Galveston for the sum of $500 Mr. Iuibud the proprie
tor Of the Ruk House, took the draft and exhibited il to
mercantile house acquainted the signature OF Messrs
Block, who at pronounced the paper forgery The
signature and endorsements evidently the same hand
writing and bunglingy done at that Awarrant was OBJ
tanned, and after brief examination before magistrate
the accused committed to prison. In default Of 81 900
20 await bis trial"
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pursue was for the to retire to their chamber
they had discharged the duty which had brought the two
houses together.
Mr.. DOUGLAS, of Illinois, was willing that the Senate
should retire to its chamber for consultation.
Mr. WASHBURNE of Wisconsin desired that the report
accompanying the certificate might be read to the conven
Mr. COBB of Georgia. desired to know what disposition
had been made Of the motion of the gentleman som South
Carolina He considered it important to decide whsther
the convention to be adjourned by the decision of the
presiding officer or by the Judgment of the convention and
therefore appealed from the decision of the Chair.
The PRESIDING OFFICER stated that he had enter
to the constitution, and when they determined that their
duties here ended the presiding officer would receive
any motion to adjourn TO their own rooms.
Mr.. ORR, Of South Carolina remarked that question
arose whether not the vote Of Wisconsin should
be counted Senators objected to its being decided by
vote per capita He would suggest that II could be done
by an interchange Of messages
Mr.. WASHBURNE, OF Wisconsin, again called for the
reading Of the papers accompanying the certificate when
Mr. STUART, Of Michigan, remarkng lat the tellers
had made their report and the Presiding Officer of the
body had announced the result thereby u6ng the pro-
visions of the constitution moved that the senators return
to their chamber.
Which notion prevailed and they accordingly retired
The regular business having been called for,
Mr. ORR of South Carolina said that other business
could be order until II decided whether the OF
the electoral college of Wisconsin should be counted He
hoped that the House would reject that vote because 1t
had not been cast upon the day prescribed by law.
The SPEAKER stated that IL the gentleman from South
Carolina wonld make motion to that effect il could be
received.
Mr. ORR then stated that he desired to make such
ton
Mr. H. MARSHALL, of Kentucky, regarded this question
matter OF the very greatest upon which 10 de-
berste He thought il proper for senators to retire
in order that they might determine bow the Senate would
vote upon the question whether the votes Of Wisco
sin should be received not The House bad now TO de-
ermne the same question ana any other proposition than
that was nadmssibe u the question was not decided
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

\ATiiFREAR Oh the I7;h day Of Jsuuity A. u 1887
w IA fcsI iehntott executed unto samuel Syt-
v:st"r ~ Trustee. "A CERTAIN deed Of Trust, conveying
T. sstd Trust'e tie land N Scott County, lows, d.
.ori5ei n, follows, TO wit lots numb sewn ~ aud
ellAt , IN puek nrnib'T eleven lI1l ~ Sturiiy anti
May ,ft'wu lats wiH.h said cuu,ryaucr was mad
~ thu .Iii AurNst l. hntorf, Tot the Iuryp-r II ~
tuAlR III Iarmtut ~ certain ulns - MONEY u
The 1 as ltdty iiual. therein recittj ART I forth.
hnd now s At mus having b" COM aue and la n
ps ari tie sati August f'hndprf having fair. d TO
tn' III saute, | Rsmp.l sylvester. Trustee n afois-
s.!d, do hereby give this rHblic notice, thai J sir,ne
of thu tu"'t wlteh l. IN me vested by said deed uf
Tru-i ! viii ui " antsday the 9Th day az MAY, A.
u. !Sp7, ~ iis hpHr If . o'tlo X IA the aftt rD, Ii Of
sgd da,, It tn. Cut House d or In the lily OF Dav-
.ulrtIt. tNpos nne ~ = ( r hil". ut IubiiC auction,
To- the highest Ltid : Tor cash, the parcels 81 land
.hOvc dec ihfd or onlpth tl,ttoi a. -hsl b" sur
tc.'fit ~ -Hti-fY aud ~ ~" amcuni ~ said ind b',d-
nt>syt'h he int not thereon 10 tb' aAS y sac, toIeth-
sr with 4t ;hr et4t AMI KIP ts e attending said
-ii- cost ~ TIN mott :" and Trust IS fc- Tptn the
rouipitt ii ~ I suci, SAT- a de- q viii b" given In ac-
Coritnc with the STIPULATION 81 sad DEED " Truet
ID td The 5h da~ ~ NAV. A. u 1857
MAy4iis SAMUEL v asTfR, Trustee.
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~ o ~ e s.
COMMERCIAL co &

S0UTukAsT CORNER wAsPINGIoN tvKEUE 4 TkIEE 1T
ST i0UlS, Mo,
INCORPORATED by the General Assembly, JavU
] ary tweDtv-fourth, 1919, with fall authority
"To grant diplomas, award degrees, confer hcnors,
and exercise ali and sill gular the privilege ,ollncu
TO Commercial college, authorized by law In ether
S,Rtcs'-lL Charter, Sec. 2
full course OF instruction., in this Institution,
embraces Double Entry. Bok-kcFUins. Csinii. rClal
calculations. Commercial Law, .nd Penmarsihp.
Gcntlem.n can enter for tie cour . rparately,
and At ANY time, Is inst u, tion IS impaired indivit.-
ally, and not in classes aud each department !, ind--
prudent. and under control Of It's RESPECTIVE p;pf~5-
or. who alone IL responsible for The progress Of TIA
pupils.
AZ Young Gentlemen wishing to prepare ihenl
To call during business hours. and tie mod,
OF impar,ing instruction, t' PROCESS % the pupils,
and abe superior facilities EXTENDED t. tnne" ticsIrou'
4 Qualifying Themselves fr u pfsetitAi 'i1ti"s 81
tn counting-housr Person r.tti -A0s. gwen 10
shove two hundrei and ny ESQ praetr0 Tacccun-
whom have conplciei their busine~. education ~
this institu,lou.
N, Il. For circulars, containing Information H.
rtgard TO terms. the course IL tostrV''ion, and ali
business connected with the atosr, can cal - tht
gu l,h-East corner u washington avenue and Fourh
street. or address,
JONATHAN JONES. st. Louis, NJ.
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AZ Acres Pine Timber Lana Ier sale

N HE sufscrih@r Vii sell q yAi' stle tract Of heavy
i 1in'cS Lard Of 30 arrc- IN Wisconsin, situated
Dea. ST. CroiS PALS, ca Welt Riytr, aud running
Ds.k on . small LAKE, b4i,ss on the secth, n liD..-
Th- Hudson a LAX. = perior Railroad vill Ia-s along
s!de Of Il, II mol thrrreh II, Il 10 enc u thu mos, beau
NJ ~ tie ii"nicdia:e vicinity. and IN. land viii do
y u b. lay ont IN ,ti,aae ~. 4 Bsw Nh In beins
erected IN this b aut'sul ,tfesm within . few roc- Of
tii,s land; u. stoye itna l. very cheap ~ go peY
acre Also lG1 acres Pine Timber Laed Of the nrst
quality Oh IN. bsnks Of ID. Chlppsway, where he
logs con ~ easily nostrd down into ths Mis-ir sippi
to markct. The show prra erty will be SUD 81 . bar.
gain; ssid land h FREE ard clear from I'll inc ua,AY.
aDoe. Te mr. Easy. 1Or further PARTICULARS enquire
Of the sub~~rtoeT, No. 3 lAlassfs Row.
s.c1estf L l.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

il hereby given, that Gee. l.. Davenport.
Ebeneser Cook, Louis c. Des.aint. John r
Cook. George Il. Sargent, Austin Corbin.
Robert n. Prcttyman. Charles Leslie. An
tome LeClaire. John NJ. u. Burrows. jaime.
Grant, John +. Dillon. Hiram Price. John
W. Wiley and Duncan G. Eldridge. of Scott
County, and Loring Wheeler. John Cotton.
Thomas +. Butterfield, of Clinton County.
have associated themselv,s together und.r
che laws Of Iowa, as a Body Corpornt. uuae,
the ZANE Of the W~aubsepiuicon Bride.
Company. The principal place Of the tram.
action Of the business Of said Corporation i.
the City Of Davenport, Scott County. Iowa
The business Of said Company ia to build !,
bridge across the Waubsepinieon River. for
the crossing Of persons and property for
hire. Tn amount of Capital Stock is
Twenty-Five thousand Dollars. and il TO be
paid ~ follows, viz:-Five per cen, a, tn
time Of subscribing to the same. and the LA
lance on call from theDirec,ors in ins,almen,
Of not more than twenty per cent on III
whole amount and at intervals. of a, l.a.,
one month. notice to be given If such call for
two weeks, the last publication being ten
days before said call is due. The said Cor
poratiOn commences on the 18th day ~
April, 1857. and is created to endure ifty
yearA The affairs Of the Company will be
conducted by q Board Of seven Director.
and . President, chosen from their own
nembeN, . Secretary and Treasurer. and
meh other subordinate officers and agepts
- may be necessary, and said officers are 10
b. elected Is follows:
The first Board when Five ThousanI
Dollars shall be subscribed, and their su1
ooasogs annually thereafter.
The highest amount Of Indebtedness
4Ahillty q which this Company may at an,
- 0h6eet ttaslf b Fifteen Thousand Dol
- ess1Dsa ~ ~ Boads q the Company.
&Styets psepssv = sssnps &sA ~ -
HnNaaH
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BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN,
Forwarding and Commission
MercbsPts.
PRODUCE DE~1LE IRS.
And wholesale and Rstai dealersin
q O ID =
QUEENsWARE, GROCERIES, BOOTS Az
SHOES, HATS. CAPS. CLOTHING.
SALT. &C.
HAVING ample ROM for stofsge, We shslf pay % :
,iculL. attention 10 Receiving, St,riag and Yor~a. !.
ing Any Goods CONSIGNED to our care.
Cash paid at alt times for Pro-
duce.
Front strsct, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Davenport Steam FIOGring Mills.
Will be kept In constant operation, and Farmers ~
tu:orniei that W pay 81 all times In Oa.h the hist
est price for wheat. Flou- aiways On hand.
NEW TIN STORE.
sfNHR subscriber ha re- jaEt opened q store On Hsr-
i rison. kstvS-n TGisd aud Faufth sts, whers
they intend manufacturing ami seep constantly on
hvni all Ainds Of
COPPER, TIN AID SHEET IRON WARE.
Particular attention bsid ~ aooena, spout:ns ela
Jobbins, Country merchants oan rely upcn be y sup
piled with Tin--Ars At wholesale prices.
Rag, old copper, lead, heo taken in rxchanse FOR
tapl1dtf 0RANIEHS d
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EVANS, MORLEY 4 CHEW,
General Produce.

Commission aud Forwarding
Corner Frcni and Perry Streets.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
heEHh To
Berthpld, Rrrnoudy b Co., 81 Louis,
Jor u 4 dr.. do
Partridge n ~. do
II y Fuu ki.oas ?, Esq, do
t. Buck III NGV., do
MstLcr Il Go, ChicxSo.
Finley h F.nlhnuser., do
Wak.r, Bronson n 10, do
" Alexander X Go. do
T L@vering / Go. Bali.more,
GaDraack, squires d West, New Orleans;
Th0mp-o Y 90, do
J A Whitney ; CO., do
J + Morley, Cleveland, o;
Ghas iIicknh, E>q, do
Jos IN Perslus, Ed, d.
s 5 % BON. Bank, Painessiie, o;
Seth Msr-haii, Eco, do
Geo 1ayl,r, Banker, Warren, O;
Smith. GeGonts h Co, do
Deurins d Ter, ESQ New York;
x K Collins. do
Macklot 4 CoIbin, Davenport, iowa.
mch1id6m
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Fresh groceries.
NJ. DALZELL, Jr., l. 60.

NJ. DALZELL, Jr., l. 60.
CORNER OF 81 OsD AND PERRY STREETS.
I'HASkFUI. for past PATRONAGE, We now oGsr I
i tn plb.c A. largc . choice selection OF
Fresh Groceries,,
Su0ARs-N o. crushed, clarified, graduated ard
powdered MoIAssEs-All kinds and quslitir-.--
CoSFrs- Rio, Java, Iaguyra, roasted hrf ground.
TRAs-Al grades and prices. NINR0Aa--Pnre Oh
DIR and Common. Spice, prrp.r. indigo, starch,
soaps, candies, soda, ssirrati>. ground rio, tsrhra,
sAgo. fruits. nuts, ~1atrii"s, rsisrs, Engish pickle,
SAUCES, herbs, Bath brick, matches, brushes. pearl
barley split peas, chrcrn,e, horse raIl.h, white
bran, be / ngues,s :. o ham, cranherrie, buck
wheat iiour, corr. meal, ~.
Camden Flour
A superior article In Dbl. and hayf btl. sacka.
(rMckDse B{scestts.
25bcxes in store. Jus received fresh water, sod
aud butter crackers. CHsE sE-W estern reserve and
Hamburgn.
FISH.
Aackerel, salmon, white fish, coifsi and her sing.
Wooden Ware.
Our stock :. complete and veil asserted.
BASG6TS-Of ell kinds, -iIcs ard prices
Nov. 4tb n. j. hoo
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EWg(Me For Sale.

IN Pc rfett running order, at GANxoH's MILLS, Da
l v~en.ott. Gan be sen 1t any time. day or nigh,
Il has . - Inch cylinder. ; feet stroke, cut offs 10
perfect condition.. Any one In want ~ u No. I En-
une wou!d do well to call soon. POI furth-y pa,t;c-
u'ars Apply TO
mchIalswtf CANNON 4 FRENCH.
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DesM zines River Lana for sale
Zs.veyI HED-aRTMENT.

Dcs Mossses Eirev Navigation md q x 20
OrTunwA, Iowa, April n, 1850
nj Undersigned hereby siv-s notice, that this
l Once Is now open for the sale Of these valuable
aitt They will be sold on long credit. and IN lots to
tth means and wishes OF purchasers.
Anyfurther Information desired Ia relation to thosf
e. viii be furnished On application 81 this omos
! mail or otherwise. HEO. Z. PERKINS,
tmayl6dtf) LAnd Commissioner
LAND DE = AAYNkS.
DEs MONIES Ma VIC A TIoS Go.
~ the sixteenth day Of June, next. the office be
~ the SAVE Ut the land- Of this Company will Jor
removed from this place u Fort Des Moines.
These lands viii b. cold on long credits, and IN
ots " suit the means and wishes Of purchasers.
GEO. r. PxRKINS.
Land Commissions
Ottumva y OVAL 6. avn dsVS
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lBrattOn u

n. N. BROWN, Proprietor
'TNnlS house, being the largest, most Convenient
L and only erst cisse hote In Le Claire. holds out
he CRATES. lnducementst 10 the tr svelinG public, end
- those who want = quiet and comfortable home. II
. furnished in tn best style, and no peins will BE-
pared to satisfy the wants Of all guests.
0ood stahlinS attached je6davtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

New York and Boston.
TIME AND DISTANCE SAVED, VIA
NeaC York and Erie
Wide Gauge, Double Track,
3 4 I I. r O A D.
T,a !: Dunkirk. Buffalo. Niagara Falls or SIS
pension Bridge.
1STHIS isthe only Wide Guage Railroad having
wide and spacious Saloon Cars running Through
from Dunklrk, Buffalo Niagars Pals and Suspension
Bridge to New YorA.
without Change Of Cars or
Baggage,
.Hordisg unusualcomfort,
Speed & Safety.
Boston passengers leave New York daily, ct 8
o'clock, P. NJ, on the
Most Splendid steamers In the
World.
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good on either Of the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general information can be
procured At the Conpany's Office, No. IS Dearborn
street, opposite Tremon; House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can make
through contracts BY calling on the Company's Agents
A. j. PETERS, AEt, Is Dearborn street, OfncASe.
b. ,. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
decl7dtf
SCH4EEFEL" BROS. 4 ca,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY,
&C.. &c,
IN WILLIAM STREET, cor. Beskman, New York.
INVITE The attention Of the trade to their lArs,
l and yartri stock OF Drugs, Paints. Oils, .rerfumery
&c. In addition to their r.gulsr Expectations Of
Staple Drugs, they are also receiving direct frin thf
sources CT Production aud manufacture, supplies OF
Tooth, Hair and Nsn Brushes Rr,nxes, Oorks, Nor.
tsrs, Sponges, French and English P.rfumery. ~
ndn's Extracts, and many other articles usually SIN
oraced In Drussists' stocks, which they are Also en-
stied TO offer on the most advantageous terms.
Orders either In person or BY mail, will recetv
.4omIt attention. au9ad1y
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DINING SALOON
N
II NJ II

II liz PALACE DINING sAIAON VII b. again
j - enet, on Wednesday next Marcel, 18Th vbioh
will ~ conducted ~ heretofore. On the Eastern and
E~nropeAn plsn under the supervision ~ X q Nixon.
oysters. game and meats Of ali kinds served a, any
hour. IN any .'.l" aud III n manner unA, II Arted BY
any house vest ~ New Yotk. Regular meal. n, M
tn 10 o'elrck nom " tii 2 and ~. M D to II BE-
iug provided with comp. tent and ,nncir nj cnohs. I
feel aasurei Of rendering ,ul and p'rf, Ct sstisfs. tion
To ell who favor him with their pairobsee. This
t,opn is ntird up and conducted IN such . nsnns, A.
10 render II the most fashiupa lie and accom- nndsting
resort lie IN" city those who are f.fd - =, cd Ting
ius, go o. N" Palace on Brady between Front an
Second Streets, east side, next Ia r. elise . o..
J. A. kASTw GOD
A,k Y-JsS
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Chicago NM { s. Lsals kR.
&07
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chf0naM amhA unuis

DsA "
ChiCaeo and Do. LOuiA.
vains isoss CAtsseo ~ q. kOsk osd t~ssrwss
dSGss piocAL
Accommodates Train, 0sndsy's sEeepssd) eS0As
Express Train, (easurdays eseepssd) II l0Pn
TvaS~s Leave -. Loslsjbr CAlsaoo sal ta4srss-
dtote pNacse.
Accommoc alton Train, (sanday's sxcspssd) 10oAn
Express Train lssturday's esceptedl ee0Pn
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Rioom.
ington, Springfield, Carlinvile and Alton.
viTrains run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut OF and Michigan Central Railroad q
Joliet, making this the shortest, Qcickes, and most r.
liable route between q Louis and Nsv York, Boston
Philadelphia, and tie East.
With Illinois Central \. 4 q Bloomington, for La
sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
It'll 6 reas Western Of iilisois - BprinG0ed, foI
pecst,- and Naples.
With ali the Railroads. oiverKns from Chicago
sith daily line Of Packets ~ 81 Lous for Keosuk
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Iicteb fof I'll places mentioned above car
be procured at ell the principal u let onees 10 th'
United states, and q the omcss
In 81, Loub II Ohicaeo
Foot OF w arlington Az - Dearpcrn sts-et, oppo
klOH'D ?. MORGAN ia, sc9A.
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