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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

HUDSON RIVEK KAI nas'.. s.,pa IS f,.Iow::
~ 20 1877, uen, ,rA5 3 ~ Albany Pssse ger rams,
% = sss g1 sing Sing io'o"P tna I'd
~. Festsn and Sir ssrs nps s,oPM
sron, Passenger. t.ter O. Ch'mber. e al Csiis,
"a r. 20 no. ,pd O. pn and Albany tlc s1s -
sno S4nn, A. F. SMITH Superintendent.
AND ROJTE-NEN-YORK 70 PROVi-
IL bYNCE scon and Ser April Egg,e.s pTs,n 81 I1s
Sieay. Hartford IN the sIrysl Of the Express Iea
,he Nevyork New HGven and New Haven hntfofo s1o
ecxi us6e I'd Railroad which leave New York 81 an
'P"'s1'~ - SAMUEL MOTT. Sophisticated,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

rIiT COMMERCIAL DIGEST. BY Jo.sgE StcA''
Eai,,on $40. PIP IN. O. T. r." Blunt
The reputation OF tbs work IL shown 0y 'a' es..
,,art ..msnd f,r pes edi:i,ps, while i'S " 'lo
chants and lawyers vii appear ron. an eAH"'."'.2-
a, h. cou.er,s. ri.rgarael as 6 'tsnd,'e IrA'f'!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

rock half a mile below the Horse Shoe, (the ef-
feet Of the conclusion of the descending waters,
not less over the terrific rapids below, than the
awful precipices above) to the leap and splash of
the whole drainage of the many millions Of acres
stretching from arctic regions on the north to
the Rocky Mountains on the, northwest, and
also to the headwaters of the Ohio, the Susque-
hanna. and the Hudson on the south, east, and
southeast-confned, where thus leaping, into n
width of few hundred feet-everything saw
this morning filled me with awe, and impressed
on my mind ideas of the grandeur Of Nature
engineering and architecture more astounding,
even, than those forced upon me when first
viewing the sights upon the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad where that work ascends, crosses
and descends the Alleganies-embracing the
forty or fifty miles of natural and artificial
wonders only second on this continent to those
OF the falls, the rapids and the suspension
bridge at Niagara. To me, the Z" table rock' of
the horse shoe and American-side falls, was.
indeed, an altar erected by Nature to the won
derful and inscrutable author of its being. The
spray rising throughout untold centuries from
Its base, to the clouds, in columns as endless
and graceful rs the ceaseless sheet of falling
waters generating them, was truly appropriate
incense evolved from the dashing, boiling and
bubbling censor below, that has been thus
whirled. and whirled and whirled since the vast
accumulation Of waters passing through the
great lakes first burst their way into an Allan
tic channel, leaving dry the immense delta of
the Mississippi then aportion of the vast shall
low sea which was the continuation northward
Of the present Gulf of Mexico. While, again,
the roar of the vast cataract was, upon my SYM
pathetic ear, the only fitting music to have thus
accompanied for untold centuries of time, be-
fore such an altar, such sacrifice to the mys-
ferrous author of eternity itself
W.D. WI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

of only four or Ave csses." Upon inquiry, We
learn that in about half the time mentioned.
over twenty GASES have been disposed of-and
two of the courts have been in session only
little over a month.
The SPoILs, THE SPoILsm The SpoILs -,
We publish, to-day, second of the tables con.
corning the manner in which the Federal Gov.
ernment's patronage stands divided out the
figures of which will delight as many of the outs
as they will disgruntle many more of them
1.-THE outs) from States set down in its columns as
having more than their shnre-who would be ins.
For our own part we profess no interest what
ever in the pretty-little-q uarrel-as-it stands
between the outs and the ins, which the outs
from the underfed States would make trian-
gular contest, by denying the outs from (al-
leged) overfed States the privilege of partici-
pating in any future division of the spoils until
the assortments may have been equalized.
We have no means Of verifying the correct
ness Of this table, and publish it simply rs the
compilation of one wing of the outs-the cruelty
maltreated wing according to its figures, OF
course:
Table showing the amount of Government pat.
ronage distributed to citizens of the several States
as Foreign Ministers, Assistant Treasurers, Gus
tom House Officers, Weights and Measures, Sur
veyors Of public lands, Indian Agents, Public
Buildings, National Observatory, Naval Acad.
envy, Coast Survey. Commissioner of California
Claims, Governors Of Territories, Superintendent,
of Public Buildings, Auditors, Clerks. &C. al
Washington-S53,55 7 ,60. This sum distributed
to the several States and the District of Columbia
according to federal representation in the House
Of Representatives, allowing the District one
representative, will give to each representative
S22,79S.
ShoUtng the amount due, and ctunII recetrsdb p
each State, NTH the erceSs and deficit of each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING; PRESS

The Union thinks the Ohio Treasury detail
cation must, like the Columbus Bank swindle
upon the Treasury of the United States during
Mr.. Corwln's management Of the Treasury De-
partment, tend to establish an unenviable
character among the Republicans of Ohio. What
appears exceedingly strange is the fact that
Gov. Chase has committed the investigation of
this defalcation Of his political friend and ia
vorite exclusively to others of the same PARTY
who will have the strongest temptation to cover
up and palliate the wrong committed against
the State and the morals of its citizens. Why
he allowed no Democrat to scrutinize the acts
of his political brother remains unexplained.
The IntelhgenceT cites it as a significant fact
that, while the procedure of Commander Davis,
In rescuing Walker, is equally censured by diff
ferent parties in different quarters of the coun-
try, the grounds on which that censure is based
are Numerically opposite for while one of its
contemporaries at the South characterizes his
conduct as an Z" oficious interference in a con-
troversy between independent nations" an
other at the North does not seruple to charge
that nothing but an inordinate craving for
nOtorlety or an excess of flibustering symns-
thIes will account for the commanders indiscre
uon IN extending to Walker the protection of
the United States flag. As it is quite impos-
sible, says the LnteHigsDcer, 4" that Command
er Davis can have been actuated by both of the
motives so fiuently imputed to him by his CEN
sors In different parts of the Union, it may &C.
cur to dispassionate minds that his conduct was
most probably guided by neither, but that in
An exlgency OF confessed difficulty and delicacy
re sought faithfully to discharge his duties &C
cording to the honest convictions of his iudp-
ment, by respecting, as be seems to have done.
the proprieties of his official character. without
0iSregaTdlng the injunctiOns of that humanity
winch mas exposed him to so oor. a requital. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20
PERSONAL.

. Eugene Sue is seriously ill at Savoy.
~ G. Leopard, jr., editor of the Lexing.
ton, s. c., Flag died on Friday last
...Ex-SenatOr Daniel =. Dickinson is I'm Al
bany, New York, in attendance upon the Court
of Appeals.
, Judge Hepburn, Pa, Com. sloat, capts.
r. X. Murray and w. w. Low, and DR. Grier
U. 5. N, are at Wilards'.
o.. wisconsin editor says that, at Marietta
ONO, the French minister, Count de Sartiges
was introduced as COUNT Sausages.
49,. Capt Rynders, of New York is said to he
IN feeble health. His conference with Mrs Cora
Hatch, the Spiritual medium, has ii is feared.
played the deuce with him.
Doctor Boynton is teaching the citizens of
ADRIAN. Michigan. the thickness of the crust of
the earth" at twenty-five cents per head-a thick
subject. '-''
-. The New York Herald. which supported
Live Oak, George Law for the Presidency du-
flng the early months of 1856. now calls him a
''seif-conceited parvenu and ignoramus
SThe following notables were at Barnum' s
aoter Baltimore yesterday Lit. Gen. Winfield
Smith, Lit. Col. James Day, USA; Br. McClene
han. GSN; Hon. J. p. Benjamin, La Hon. Rd.
Brodhead, Pa; Col. Seaton, Washington.
-; The New York Evening Po.t SAYS that
Seth kinman, the California trapper who pre
scented President Buchanan with the hue kborn
ny Hall, since Sunday last. He leaves to-day for
his home in Humboldt Bay, Humboldt COUNTY
Northern California.
80: The New York Picayune has passed into
new hands and its editorial and pictorial depart.
ments are to he severaly under the control of two
OIL contributors, "Doesticks'' and " Triangle. %
This Is team hard to beat. Two illustrated ar.
ticles In the number now before us" The Ma.
tional Academy of Design and The Warren
Statue'-are equal to anything in punch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20
ExCURsI0Ns, &c.

FOURTH OF JULY, EXCURSION TO Pr
ney Point, Old Point, Norfolk and
The ..fe and oommodieps steameI =.
lSxth-street wharf at O clock and Alexandra NJ
~ O'clock, 2 m. upon az Escursien &C. ,he above
arrive az Norfolk next forenoon.
She will leave Norfolk again at O'Clock .. m, for
Cape Henry, afording the company an opportu unity
toview the Atlantic Ocean and enjoy the ar and
return TO Old Point IN time 90 view the magnificent
Forthcaiion ~ that plsce. TO hsh. lathe, &e-. eav
ing again for Noriok afer the grand display OF Fire
Works from the Fort. Next morning there will be
ample time TO VISIT the many objects Of interest in
and about Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Returning, the Mar land will leave Norfolk st u
O'Clock M. passing up the Chesapeake Bay by day
light, and arrive At Washington early next mornIne
The table viii be well supplied with FISH. OYSTERS
crabs c.. and all the deicacies Of the Washinefo on
and Norfolk markets. Passage, meals included for
the round trip, Sc: for q Gent and LADY, SIC Good
N WI. MITCHELL, Captain.
III After the above trip, the Maryland will ply
regularly between Washington, Old Point and Nor
folk. je o-td
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20
EVENING STAR
WASHING TON CIT~
SATUR DAY ..........-....... June1xO, ioos.
THE WEEKLY STAR

Of this date, has three excellent stories
"Aunt Sally's Muff :" My Wife Purchase; )"
and Adela;'' rich sketch entitled "Char-
ley's Misfortunes - the evidence in the homi-
eide case at Gerhardt's; more interesting edi-
torial letters from the Great West; reports of
the public meetings upon the election riots
Horticultural Society's Exhibition some half
dozen first class poetical articles-pathetic, SEN
timcntal and humorous and a general album
dance Of news matter, foreign and domestic
Price single copies in wrappers, three cents,
or 81 % per year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

HARPER's MAGAZINE for July, received Of
Shillington, claims the enormous circulation of
one hundred and seventy thousand copies The
present number, which is an average one, con-
tains the concluding chapters of q Little Dor
ritz
Godey's Lady's Book for July received from .
Shiliington is particularly rich in patterns and
designs for ladies' use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

der consideration, Com. Melancthon Smith was
examined, having been called by the Govern
ment.
In Court No, 3, the case Of Capt. Lstimer was
closed, no evidences having been offered this
morning. The defence WIN be delivered on
Monday, at IL O'Clock.
THR UTAH JUpeEsHIPs.-We have satisfied
ourself of the truth Of the report that the
Hon Emery d. Potter has been offered, and
has accepted, one of the two vacant Utah Judge
ships Mr.. Potter was prominent member Of
the House of Representatives from the State Of
Ohio, and at one time was urged for the Speak
ership Of that body. g ~ EEa~
ILL.-The numerous friends of Com Ap. c.
Jones will regret to hear of his continued ILL
ness at his residence, Sharon, Fairfax county,
Va.,) and that there is very little prospect of
his recovery. Yesterday morning he had a
violent attack, but at 3 p. m. was somewhat
better, and we hope to hear to-day of his further
improvement. His disease is affection of the
heart.
APPoINTMEyr-HenryC C. Stroman has been
appointed to first-class clerkship in the Office
of the Commissioner of Customs, vice Joseph
Dowdall-salary 81, 200.
The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
The time Of observation Is about o'clock .. m. /:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20
70! FOR THE GRAND EXCURsIoN
AND PIC MIC
OF THE
Lone Star Assembly.

The members of the Assembly take great pleasure
in announcing 10 their friends and the IT,
public in general that they have Esa4SKN
chartered the safe and commodlous
steamer George Washington, and will give their
FIRST GRANDEXCURSION TO the White House
Pavilion on THURSDAY. June 25th. 1857.
Professor withers' unrvalled Brass and string
Band has been engaged for the OCCASION.
The II efreshment department will BE furnished BY
old and peuenced carterer.
Tickets Si-to be had from any one of the men,
bers ut the boats.
The FIRST Boat will leave GEORGETOWN ~ ~. the
city at g. Navy Yard at 81. and Alexandra 81 g. The
second Boat Will leave the City ut 2, Navy Yard at
~, and Alexandris nj O'Clock p. m.
COMMITTEE Of Arrdnremenfs.
M. A. Dubois, w. III. Gorbutt, A. Johnson.
s. Bailey, T. Wamsley, r. j. Gibson.
10 2D-1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20
LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST.-Thls morning, near the corner of c and
~ 9TH streets, MEMORANDUM BOOK, con-
tanning notes, Judgments. and bills. The pay Of
the notes hiss been stopped. A liberal rr~ard wi
be paid II lief at JACOB WILSON'S c o hmak r
shop, corner of 9th and G SITS MOI.
ROCK L0ST.-On Wednesday evening last. a
- MEMORANDUM BOOK containing a paper
of value Ito the owner onlyD The finder W m cor =
Ter favor by leaving the book and IA per AZ the Bur
net House, corner of Pennsy lvanla avenue and q.
,treet, and will receive proper reward n required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

'HE LARG EST STOCK OF PIANOS. ME-.
=; i9aeons, Music. Musical Instruments. and Mn
at ~Sf NuInr " osninf ton Sity, 40
IeB No. sos Pa. avenue Bet. sth md iotS AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20
FIRsr eRAN bh ExcTRsToN
Of THE
Ugly Club,

The members of the (handsomel UGLY CLUB
take great pleasure in announcing to L.
their old and numerous friends and EsA4A%S
the public in general, that they have
chartered the safe and commodlous q Gamer GEORGE
wAsHlNGro N and will rive their FIRST GRAND
EXCURSION to the WHITE HOUSE PAvIL-
ION. June I'D. 1857.
Professor Withers' Cnrivalled Brass and String
Band has been engaged for the occasion.
Refreshment Departn ent will be IN the hands Of
an old and perIenced Caterer.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR to be had of any Of the
members at the boat.
The first boat will leave the city wharfat 81 ok
Navy Yard 9, and Alexandria 81. Second boat at
city Wharf; ~ Navy Yard; 8 Alexandra. Return
boats leaving the Pavilion at and 10 p. IN.
COMMITTEE Of ArranEements.
Nicholas Il. wIllets, w. G.. Drury,
Thomas =. Denham, ]. Acton,
il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

TWO LARGE CACHES OR SMALL
L COACHES Gan be had for PIC NC -
ing TO the undersigned or Mr. John Hol- W.
brook. Orders can be left at q. q +. Parker II Co.'s
Sore or at D. 8 by sons Drug Store, l2h street and
Avenue. WILLIAM wHAIEY
may 28-eo1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

FNOTiCE TO TAX PAYERS.-The Tax
~ Lasts Tor the present rear l857) are in INV
, nands LOT collection. Those who shall pay their
discount Of six per cent
&C. r. sHEKELL, Collector.
"e"tosoWn' w. 10 Slim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

The disbursements made to the judiciary the
Postmasters of the country, the Army and Navy
proper, have all been omitted in the above state
ment; but 1t contains all appropriations made by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20
IrTTrps prNAiNlNe IN THE

IL Post Once, Washington. d. c.. June q, 1851.
(Ordered to be inss[ted in the EVENING star, IT
beng the newspaper having the largest cirsuatou OF
any daily paper published IN w ash1ngton
rc Persons Applying for iotters N the following
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

The NAVAL COURTS To-day, in Court No
j, the case Of Lieut.. Parker being before them,
DR. Fox, Prof Chauvenet, of the Naval Academy,
purser A E. Watson, Com. StelIwagen, Lieut.
bfeese and DIR. DUNCAN, were examined in
Lieut.. P.'s behalf.
IN Court No. 2, Lieut.. Walks case still un.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS.
w Ntnfh street, sersn doors from PeRRsylra
Prices for making Gents Summer Coats. 81 to a
80: Pants, Z5c.; Vests, Z5c.
Vests, Soc. - W. w.
Shirts, &c.; Gents Drawers, SIC.
Ladies Skirts, 25c.; Night Dresses, SIC Go AN,
gig; Chirnlsetts. SIC. Drawers, 25c. YIN
Childrens Linen Jackets; Sc TO 50e
81 Is; stitching only 25c. > "~Ains
Linen Circles. si.75to s2.5o making 81; STITCHING
Shirts tinen collars and wristbands) 81 Is; Draw.
Ma S,n sewing ls warranted not to give way.
promptly suited. ' 1o YAH oe
Inc proprietor is daily manufacturing Shirts.
S.h mo promptness than the demand has herefo
h Iae en- pied him to do. He 10 determined HI poss
neatnefs Of execution On "ei as
Tsrt,es are invited to call and examine the work.
Irrms Invariably cash. VIC "o'A
ye A-eoN' lntel.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

COLUMBIA MARKET,
~ Corner 18th street and Penn. avenue
Just arrived and for sale another invoice of tina
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
The prOpretors OF this Market take this oppor-
tunlty to return thanks for the liberal patronage be-
slowed by the citizens of Washington, and hone NV
strict personal attention, with moderate char to
merit its continuance.
je 0-2taw4w MALLARD d DUVAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

i oSJI-Supposed between Gautier's and the west
nns eS % ,oth street or on 18th, between the Ave
sLa SAT isdys small black lace CAPE The finder
~ Te suitably rewarded by leaving II this oice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

OStI-on Wednesday night, 18th instant. some
EelI"we,e pe1ween Z street and Odd 49,
par Of GOLD SpECTACLES. The 6nde, viii 1e
~; "a re,garded by leaving them al Room % POST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20
AAM H 40 az SSTN9Ax The I.th Of June,

Il VSI.T0n Yesterday morning. on the v.y 10 tie
oT Fly HAL, TO have II recorded, a DEED OF
10 u on ISL street from James c. Mcclure 10 VIM
~, mc nc, fn. Any one hndidg il and leaving the
sE o a e. hs once VIII receive the thanks of loser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-20

FLLIOTT'S HISTORY OF NEW Eng
IL Land, vols, avo; S4.
Irving Sketch Book, VOL, Is mo: 60 cts
lrying's Tales of a Traveller, Il VOL is mo so cts
Sa msgUnd', Il VOL, Is mo; 50 cts.
! VOL; 81 Is. r'
Ruskln's Modern Painters, I vol; ST.
Bayley VOL; IS cts. ' ''''n
Dadd,s Modern Horse Doctor / vol: o..
!, Dadd, anatomy and Physiology of the Horse,
jean FRANCK TAYLOR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02
HAlGHT. SEARS 4 BECK Ell.
Leather. Manufacturer,
AND
WHOLESALE DlALHRs IN
Il Il AT HI E II


SN1A1es, SN61les.v Hardware
Coach TS.6neme3sslo, she's
Nssdtss1s, A51ss 6c.
We have nov On hand one Of thslsreest aal ~
selected assortment Of
LEATHER = S0ddles'v H1r6eC0re
sv0yolsrsdm the west. Conpsising II parted
sole and Harness Leather,
both Oak and Hsmlock,
Dollar Leather.
French, America and Pssent CALI ohis
Kips and Upper Leather,
Innings, Roans, Morocco, Bindings. Patent sno
Plain Shifting, Dash and 1nsmellsd LseaAsT, Lasls,
Findings, &c, &c.
Hsddlsry Hardware, Jspanned, Brass, and 0uvss
riated, from the best Manufacturer. oeif-o4jasl-
ing, Gig, and Pad Nees, Roller, Herss noe, anS
Spring Tongued Duckles and In short every sSttal
tie harness mater, or ooodleS ca VII.
Carriage and 6rseers 1ovs, - Pvops, otun
Joints, Coca Laoes, Dands, 1nanflled Cloths, 4
Wagon 1nbs, opokes, Deni yellese, CssriaSs 6ha
carriage 0uotD, Waooa opttAGe aa1 Axles, nc
eslsfs nsess oleaAstA Il, 1sts, ~ leelhel, Z
~ sSS5s;<:. -
=. :. . 4!!lIali'1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02

Dealers In Builders Hardware, Farming lmplWsnts,
Fence Wire, 1ope. Paints, Guns. Outlsey &c. 10.
Dealers will 0ndlt to their advantage TO look q Cur
stock Of Goods before purchaslne q other places.
Oar Store 10 situated On the south side Of osconA
strcet between Brady md Main, opposite tle OAlas
ap9itf. CHllDS Z IOAfR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02

1TUSlCc1S sale.
"HEREAS en- the 10Th day of October, A D, 1855,
w Michael KERN and Frtderi:ka Kum his vi 10,
executed unto Austin Corbin as TRUSTEE. a certain
deed OF Trust, conveying 10 said Trustee the land
Scott County, Iowa, described as follows, TO wit
lot numher fourteen ~, containing two and L. 100
acres u l.nd and lot number fifteen 6) cont ming
and g. 100 acres Of LAT in West Davenport know
as James B. Hsds' Subdivision OF land the North
West quarter OF section number tnirty-,hree {33)
township seventy eight {Iol, Range III &c (3), East
5th p. NJ, and as known by said Eads' plat thereof
which said conveyance was made by said nichae aud
Fftdericka EGm for the purpose Of securing the pay
ment of certain rroniisslry note and the inter
thereon, signed by said Michael Kum f,r two lund 4
ninety.hree and 75-0O ated the 18th DAY of
October, d, 1855, and payable In one year after
date to the order Of John Ker aud, with interest
ten per cent per annum after due.
And now said note having become due and
payable, and the said Michael kum having failed
to pay the ssme. Austin Corbin Trustee a afore-
said do hereby give this public notice that y virtue Of
the power which is in vested by aid deed Of Trust
l will. on Tuesday the 18Th day Of October A d,
1851 81 the hour OF O'clock IN the after noon OF said
day, at the Court House 6o.r in the city OF Daven
port, expose and oirr fer sale at public auction. to
the highest bidder fo cash thu parcel land above
described or much tn rcof rs shall be sufiiCen,
TO satisfy and pay the amount of sad note with the
ntercst thereon to tie dsy ale together with all
the costs and expenses att, ndng said sale costs oil
this notice and Trustees fees, Upon the completion
Of such sale deed viii be given in accordance with
the stipulation Of said Deed Of Trust
Dated the 18th day Of September. d, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
sep1sdtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-02

Leather Betting.

LEATHER BELTING-we have the only Agency
for Reese b Hoyt's superior Patent Stretched and
Rtveted l.eathe: Betting. Also, Goodyears Patent
superior Rubber Betting and Packing.
LEArHER.-We offer for sale In this department
Oak and Hemlock Tanned Harness Bride and Collar
Leather, Hog Skin Seating; Skirting and Pad Skin.
Spanish and Slaughter So,e Leather; French Pha-
delphia aud Western Tanned Calf and Kip Skins
OAK and Hemlock Upper Leather; Lace Leather. No.
rocco. Binding and Lining ekins-witn full assert.
ment Of Shoe Findings.
SADDLER'S TOOIS.-we ask particular atten-
ton TO our stock or Tools. They are manufacturer
expressly for our House, and Of quality and npist
unequailed and We warrant them. Our prices are a,
low IS . common article Is usually sold for From
dealers and manufacturers throughout the countr,
We ASH call. and hatter OurseveS that our price,
Hnd terms are such rs will command their fsvorabl,
nsidcrAtion .~alIt~tf