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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13
state and MIssCelancOus 1eems.

CorNTY SEAT OF MONoNA Cove
learn that the people Of Monona Co.,
had yesterday at the election brought
before them the question of a removal
of tho County seat from Onawa to
Belvidcre. 1t is not our province to
NEEDLE with local matters of other
counties but from what we know of
the geography Of Monona Co, the
seat Of Justice is bound sooner or
later, to 60 to Belvidere. 1t has
a charming, slightly and salubrious
location, between the junction Of two
fine streams with timber aud fine wa
ter, and many other advantages, be-
sides being near the center of the
county.
In accordance with the command to
give him who steals your coat your
cloak also, Col. Patterson, of Burling-
ton. requests the Hawkeye to say that
he knows the person who stole his
gun, and such is his respect and con-
sidcIation of him that he wishes to in
vitc him to call and get the moulds.
ACCIDENT Mr.. Geshwend of Bur
lington was very seriously injured by
runaway on Saturday last.
SHOOTING QUAIL IN BuRLlNGToN.-
The Burlington Homkeye mentions in
a deprccating manner an unfortunate
propensity which is exhibited by the
youth Of that city, viz: that of shoot.
ing quail IN the streets. The existence
Of wild game thus plentiful'y in the
streets speaks well for the prosperity
Of Burlington. The Hawkeye in con
nection with the subject, says:
We think it would be advisable to
have some OF the paternal oyerscers o.
these juvenile Nimrods accidently
punched in the pantaloons with few
shot. Such fortunate misadvcnture
would, We opinc, have tendency to
check the porigrinations about town o.
the little hungry ones who have 9
weakness for quail suppers.
CONTEMPLATING CRY SCR1p.-The
Burlington Ha,ekeye says We learn
that extra three dollar bills, City Scrip
made by cutting and FASTING, have
been put IN circulation. Four bills are
made from three genuine bills. They
can be detected by holding them to
the light, when the cut made by scis-
sors, can be seen be seen. Look out
for them.
Burlington must be in bad way,
when its youth spend their time in
shooting quails in the streets, and its
rogues are obliged to resort to counter.
feiting shin plasters, worth, fifty cents
on the dollar, for living.
The R. R. MovEMExr.-The Jaspe,
Co. Free Press in speaking of the Raj
Road movement in Davenport says =
The activity and energy of the PEG.
pie Of Muscatine lately, has excl.
ted the people Of Davenport. They
have suddenly realized that 'Davenpor,
is in danger Cities north and south
are pushing their roads through, cut.
ting of her trade, and she all the while
lying idle.
tits well that the people should
know what kind Of 3 reputation has
gone abroad regarding their enterprise.
NARRow EscAps FROM DsArn.-
he Chicago Press 4 headay says the
ei>ilesS = MisAi6aa atssaA sssu
VT AAsah alAsl1l s)sis 1x'tt1il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13

The Secretary q SeAts nae nossneo tne
Nev Oransdian Minister Of the determine
don q this government not 70 permit the
shseruseion Of the lsthmus route TO the Pa
sias On any consideration. neither will 1t 81
lev q tonnage duss or tan on the transpor-
satioo Of psssngsrs and mails; and that In
pasvaauss. Of this resolution vessels Of war
have been ordered 70 the lsthmus. The
rieht Of New Granada TO refuse this gov
srunsat . naval rsndssveus and coslin9 sta
ton In the Bay Of Panama 10 conceded by
NJ. Cass. bat no considers such refusal -
inpolitie and illibsral more especially -
spdla ct Nahsa and sArdinis ct spssss had
granted similar privilege. The rumor that
the United States we're negotiating secret
treaty with Russia, 10 said 70 b without
foundation.
The Board OF Manager Of the Fair Of the
American Institute have concluded that the
continuation Of the Fair at the present time
10 insxpedient. The exhibitors have re-
.olved on another exhibition immediately,
and contemplate the formation ofa new In
.titution TO be called the American Union
for the Exhibition Of Arts. Manufactures
and Inventions" to which they purpose in
viting foreign competition.
The HAidse slave ease was up 10 New
York on Friday, the Commissioner, and
several witnesses were examined for the
prosecution.
General Paez having accepted the propo
sition made to him by his country men to
return TO his native land Venezuela where
his presence will be Of essential service IN
it. future progress. is about to depart from
our shores With . perfect knowledge OF
the working Of our institutions. he will be
able 10 introduce those various reforms in
dispensAbls 70 it, political FIRE ed IN and
commercial prosperity.
The rumorod sale Of the Collins steamers
Baltic ana Atlantic to q California Steam
ship Company 10 premature. PAties have
been negotiating for them. but as yet no
sale has been effected.
We have received sdvices from Utah to
the 18th September. There 10 no news OF
importance. A search for the Territorial
LIB. AIRY has been made but unnecessarily.
Snow had begun to fall In the Territory and
several cattle in the mountains had perish.
cd from cold The army had moved into
winter quarters. Gen. johnson had as
signed the command to Lieut.. Colonel
Smith. and himself entered upon the duties
Commandment Of the Department Utah.
Tho largest political convention ever held
on tho Rio Grsnde, assembled at Messilla
on tho Sd of September. The delegates re
presented about 10000. Resolutions were
passed calling on Congress to organize ter
ritorial government at An early day, expires
sing determination Lot TO send members Il
the Legislature Of New Mexico, and to hold
new election for Delegate to Congress. il
order to show the largely increased vote
since last year.
AZ the latest advices, considerable emf
grafton was coming into Arizona. fror
Texas and the Southern States. as we'll a
from the Northwes Col Titus, of Kansas
had arrived with party to make settle
msnt on the San Pedro. The yield Of tn
silver mises continued to increase, and eev
sral new one had been opened.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13

Some sixty or seventy miles north
Of Council Bluffs in the county Of Mo-
mona, about fifteen miles from the Mis-
souri River, there is town containing
sis or eight hundred inhabitants, gen
orally known as Preparation.
This town is the Zion of new body
Of religious enthusiasts who call them
selves contemporaries" and their system
Of religion or religious organization
"the Conjeprezion" the meaning of
which terms, remains to the Gentle
world profound mystery.
At the head Of the organization is a
man by name Charles Is. Thompson,
who is besides the editor of weekly
newspaper called the Necs d Messen-
ger. This paper, is large, well printed
and upon political and general subjects
10 edited with much ability.
OF this sheet one or two pages are
usually devoted to the publication Of
what are called "open letters upon
religious Subjects addressed by Charles
B. Thompson, as follows:
'Tu. Cmur AposToIlo PAsroR AND Evan
0EIIcAL BIsnoP To all the EIievs NJ Israel.
kvanorlicai aud 7rdpeiiing ! rts5uters Of the
Ecclesidsttcal Kingdom. and to bishops Pres
buffers, DRAGONS and Members ot the Conjep
rezio,, scattered abroad throughout all the
soorid. sendeth greeting"
These letters are all dated at "the
tower of the flock" and arc most curl
ous specimens of incomprehensible
cant being made up of passages from
the Bible, extracts from "the Book Of
the Law and Coyenan Of Israeli and
remarks by the "Chicf Apostolical
Pastor" Unfortunately mixed up TO-
getl'er.
From what we arc able to learn,
from these letters, this curious sect be-
ieves in the Bible a. the word of God ;
but also holds that it is in . measure
done away With, by new revelations
made since the year ls4s by the voice
Of sBaneemy" through the medium Of
the "Chief Apostolical Bishop" These
new revelations are STYLED "tho Law
and Covenants of Israel" The follow
ing is . specimen Of the will Of God
lately revealed.
"REvEIAn0N.-1he cord of the Lord came
wmto Cksa II. TAompson, BY the Uoice Of Ba
nsemy, on tke 4th day IF Jsly. n. d. 1867
saying:
Behold my son thou hast obeyed my law,
and fulfilled. what compsnded thee to do
in otRanlzlng the schools of Preparation,
and 10 teaching my servants therein, and
thou hast also organized the Congregation
a my Holy Presbytery Of Zion, saith the
Lord; even - l compslded thee. and be-
hold thou hast sec6red the land in this
plaseis 1 eommauded thee. 20 far ~ the
msasG hoa $500 iato ny kaads TO puquhass
6 tAenpvseoneas price Nov thsfs9ore
vhet NJ .tspt beuught my ssrvanss Into
~ 6696 q ny eovsaeet that lhsy may
49, nNoo4hniGo1 hevea ~.
~ ~
snNnmf<R IA ri ssEss
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Davenport Commercial College,
0rigs's Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
nAvwNn0pT rAWA


INCoRPoRAT IN 1859.
The emily Perma.cnsly Located CONNER.
Ctal College in lowe.
-DIRBCToRs.-
Hon 9 Sargent. zB bowers, Eco.
Jao P Cook, Esq, " Wiley, Esq,
8 visle. Esu PNervtn lsa
las n Dalzell, KsQ, HH 0risgs, Esq,
jao N osnnOn. Esq. J D Patton Ess.
L Mackllt, ESQ, Doct Adler.
g L Davenport, ssq, Rev Mason,
II Barrow, ESQ Jno Johns, 1sQ.
-FACULTv.-
JOS @ LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping.
" II Pratt. Prot. Of Penu,snship.
l. G BURwRLL, Prof. Of Mathematics.
fREDx ScHRA Ao, PrYf. Of Architectural and Ona.
mental Drawing
n sUYDAM, Asst. Teacher Of Psnnanship and
Book Keeping.
-LECTURERs.-
L SHORTY, ESQ.,, and other able Lecturers.
Being permanently l0csted here end we'll known
In the cJmm unity, aud withal DESTROYS Of maintain
ing . reputation f1r candor and reasonsb!eness,
do not deem necessary TO pursue The often
taken BY Commercial Colleges (aad tcaly By 1bose
which only temporarily established and de- gned
to make . great blow for few months and then
"aove onn 10 some new placs,) namely, to claim
peroriiy over the whole world, a. II there we're
such thing writer's accountants, teachers and ex-
percBced business men, out Of the select circle In
their school room; We, therefore, a. hereto ore
make no exaggerated statemsnts, promise nothing
not prepared TO perform, advertise no teach
ers not actually engaged, and make NO claims We can.
not substaatixte.
THE BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Enbracss complete sets Of books in every branch Of
Trade and Commerce, including wholesale and De.
tail lndivtdua PATtnorship, Joint Stock, and Com
p Jund Company Business, Manufacturing, Commits
sion Railroad Steamboat, Heel, Painting, Lumber,
Brokerage and Bxchang. (tw0 conplet. practical
forms, snd In BANKING TIE most complete and APP
proceed knOauR system, and superior 70 any other
taught In the West. The course In
PENMANsH1Pi
Is under the charge Of Mr. ": a. Pratt, vho received
the premium for Pepmanship and Gard W,itn4 ct
the last State Pair, and vho defss su competition
in Pair or (]yN0mental PenNs0aship, Pen Sketch
ing. EossSshtng, Csed WsitiaS, orssacAasV tAOse
branches.
He Is assisted By Ar. J. II. Suydam, Who has few
equals Is practical or ornamental penman, or -
teacher.
LAHDscAP8 AND AACnIfEc1URAL DRAWING,
and the complete system Of
PaONOGRAPHY.
also taught by sompetnt instructors.
Roous-In Grisgs' Block, corner Of Third and Per.
~ streets, one block from the Post Once, tbs room
formerly known - "Griggs Hail." With tbs adjoin-
By far the most convenient, commodious aod best
adopted situation for the puspoee In the city.
Open at oil hours from 4 N till . M.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT,
A large and we'll fusniehed room, emtirely sepa-
rate fro0 the 0sntlenen's department u provided
for the uee OF Lady students exclusively.
upHor further payticuiars call at the rooas or
address J. G. LOPEZ, p,.,....,.
sugil w Wv PRATT. r1nupss:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13

A child sieeps under the rosebnaA leFs
The buds swsn out = thsooft ny9.
sv,et,y /. rests ssA On drean uins Aiss :
To play wlsAtss sns , In ParaneA
And - yessS glide By. =
A maiden stands b. the rosebush fair,
me devy blossoms perfume the air;
shspresse. her hand TO her shroooins breast
w.sh IssSsn sss ~ooderfsl rapture slsse,
And the years glide BY
A mother knssls by the roeebush feir.
Saft sish The leaves Va TIE sveeirg siF;
eorfowins thoughas Of the past ariss,
And tear OF anguish bedim her eyes,
And the yeazs slide b. .s..s-s-.s--as
Naked and lone stands the rosebush fair,
Whrled are the leav<s IN the autumn air
wnhered and dead they fall 10 TIE ground,
And silently cover new made mound,
And the pears glide BY,
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., CHICAGO.

FROM
J. J. GALlAGHER'e,
General Advertising and Collecting
AGENCY,
s. DEARBORN 81, CHICAGO, lila.
TAPP EN-.
los LAKE STREET los
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Q Il q = IL i NJ q,
For Men and ROys,
BETTER AND CHEAPER THAN RvEB.
TVHE extraordinary low prices ruling ct the East
during the past winter months, - we'll - the
probably scarcity of desirable goods fur Spring and
Summer wear, have induced 10 TO purchase and We
ore receiving by 1xpress, an unusually lss0e
and elegant assortment Of fine and fashionable goods
for mems wear.
READY HADB CLOTHING.
Our manuiactory in this city hes been kept In con.
slant cperasion durins the past four monthe, enc
bling ~ ct this time 70 oer the largest and best ~
sor .snt Of and fashionable garment ever exhib.
tied In the Northwest, and ut prices much below
those obtained last season for the same quality Of
goods We guarantee the quality Of our work, every
garment being made MP under our own supervisors,
equal to the best custom work.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Our custom room, under the Management Of one
Of the most skilful Cutters In the country 10 full
stocked with entirely new assortment Of tie latest
importations 81 the nas qualities Of Cloths. Cassi
merss, vostines, &c, which We win make up 70 or.
der at short notice and IN the best style only, 1t
NEW YORK PRICES.
We guarantee entire satisfaction, or refund IL
meney.
ONB PRICE ONLY.
nplsmember the number, 1O6 Lake street.
aps95dly-JJ0 fAPpDN BAO0
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BANKING.

fALLMAN, POWERS 1 meLRAn
D.AFKBRS,
AND pEALuno m EXCHANGE,
Nieko!is Bloch. corner BY0dy AVID Second ss's,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ExCHANGR on all the principal cities 81 ~ On
IL ted States. Great Britain, Ireland. anA epati.
nsntal EUROPE bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected, and proceeds vs0it1e6
e any Of tbs Unttsd stass q lowsss seAss a
1xchange.
Collections Of notes, dras, accounts lsgaetss and
lnhertances made In oil psrts Of the Coited States
OansdAs and Europe.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on eoaaassiss.
end dividends collected
Land warrants bought, ee.A and loea1oA
Exchange On Cities IN The UslseA ssssss
Carpenter vesmnzs, New York city.
Albany City Bank, Albany, New York;
DuaAlo City Bank, Bu1Alo, New York;
Dank Of Commerce, Boston, Massachusetts,,
Tradesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, PennsyivaDia,
HercA 4 Manufacturer Bank, Htosbusg, p
4cKim %, Baltimore, Nd,
Gilmore Brothertou, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas = Simonds, 81 Lous, No;
Cittsens' Bank, New Orleans, Ia;
RI Awtn, Brother Johnston. Chicago. I'M
mch23-dN
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For Rent.

r1NHH OFFICE heretofore occupied by Messrs Cook
i Dillon Lndley, opposite Cook 4 Sargent
Bank.
Enquire OF N. XUHuEH, Tobacconist. [Dec96af
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13
REAL ESTATE.

RIAL I'D j "A u Ee
.EssuEa Aw. s4sBKs.
At&ssnsy Il lAs, Nosas, Public,
PhilaAoUAA. davenport.
w. e. BARBER 4 CO.,
NO. .. NICkOLL's Da1OCK.
DAvEspoaT. iowa,
Have opsnsa
Branch Office
AZ NJ. -. SOUTH THIRD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
VHUY nAv8 IAOILIfI11 st tAesr 1assssa o.
! ase for Heossoaeise 1oeDs. selling CRH
Ing claims against lHsUaAuo0 0oAPAuIEs, and 9TH
= Veuoaea baainaDD, = szsssss "a
6sntIemen waiting Phnsdapais ere invited to call
u their o63oe, where Western PaDs1 nay Be seen
and the latest Information from the West obtansd.
At their o1ce n Davenport
VIII b fooual . supply Of LAID .WARaAsTs,
guaranteed 70 b perfect.
list Of ch Ace lands in Iowa Minnesota and Nis.
souft, lMPR0vED RAnGG In Scott Countyj PINS,
nlunaAL end RAIL ROAD LAApo, and Lands o ~
cents per acSe IN Aiss0uri
Land Warrants locstsd o. tracts ACTUALLY IH1
sPDcf1D.
n ,. oonsgys, 1eq PAilad Sank. Phiisd's
o. = Celeaan, E4q nsch'1 Bank. Baltimore.
p. Gibson, 1sQ,. Bank Of 1altiDore,
Asssrs Cook : s.resot. Davenport.
i" Allen 3 Clark.
G. Haeer, No, Farmers Bank. Lancaster, n.
J. n. Hughes, nsq., Baak Of Missouri. st Louis.
Jy2S-dAwtf
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Real Est0te .agesscv,
J. DIAL Il JNO. MO N e r.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Dealers IN Exchange,
Office--95, Davenp0rt's Block,
Corner MAIN end uxCOND SITS.
Valuable City Property For Sale.

ME INVITE the especial attention IL purchasers
w e. the many choice Building Lots now offered
In Mitcheii's, AscktL tosh's and In Forrest & Dill
Ions lots OF from 70 TWEEN.
ty acres each, near the city. Farms and farming
lands at prices ranging from - 30 per acre, up
wards. Jylldtf
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and the complete system Of
PaONO0RAPHY.


T WOULD respectfully an
x NJ j .nounco % the begple Of NJ.
IN ~ senport and vicinity that am
@>W now prepared 70 furnish lodies
= - H,>-Eand gentlemen With
IS RMAWlGS AND TOREBS,
also that have constantly on
- HAIR DYES
t3Y3 o. p>Esvom oil the principal mauufAc-
= 3H22ZzBHYt3,ft uIers II tho Unite1 States
./1TIf81&Ql1kH JOHN q. WARWICK.
Gov. . 81 SrS1S IA ~ 6eseds, Hiekab' tscx,s
! eep3o-dIy Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13

Re0l Estate sagesscv.
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS.
OFFICE,
CORNER BRADY AND SECOND SITS
Nichols Block,
Davenport Iowa.
For Sale.
A LARGE AMOUNT OF THE BEST CITY
"A and COUNTRY PROP8RTY-imerovsd and
untmproved-st very low rates.
Beautiful Residence Lets at prices that cannet
fail " suit persons wishing . lot for home.
Enquire Of GEO. L. NICHOLS,
apr2l df Cor b1sdy aad second sits
y. d. CON0DON, JOHN WANTS.:
Attorney ct Law & Notary Public.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ADvEAnsERs TAKE xsPlos.-fhe once Of The
Times Viii b ~ No. 6. Astrop0itaa baock. instead
Of being In NickoIi,' Haoek, = heretofore stated
Aua81 fEa
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THO. BETTE, =. A. Z. sAwrD,
J. D. NIlLKS, JNQ o. NELLN
Sawyer, Mellen 4 Co.,
0se Z SEQ SOUTH WAfER ST.,
C31cago, M.
BETI 3, sMELLE.N.% Co.
No. SOUTH MAIN 81,
0t. Ia0S310, MO.
General Cennissien Z FDrwaTdile
Merchants. ...--
REFE = z noes:
kenick & Peterson, - Louis.
vs. Gilman, Do
e 6eosge Psgran. D.
Capt " Gould, q
LAain, smith no1aa, 1t - ~ g.
O&pt J b JohnaOn, Loujsiana, 10. .s
Pint WhesieT, 0A3c100.
IAsla, smith Bosas, d
81 4cn0edDA o., Ms1 Og1oanos
A0 pAgweN Co., 1oeton, rf
Stasilng, Hc01IlouSh = On, i. !.
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HAI1 RkSTORATIvB.-Ws ere pieased 70 b able
70 record the satisfaction Of patrons, aftsr trial
Of N article advertised IN our columns. We have
the satisfaction 70 know several o. readers Who
have used Rrel. WOODS Hair nastCrative, aad Pro.
bounced II 70 Be just vnat the Advertisement says II
\. We have several personal acausintancss, too,
who wee gray hsaded-they have tried 1t. end now
their hair IL restored It, original COLOR and they
willingly add their testimony 70 IL efficacy, and vii
gve farther Information to others desiring Il This
speaks well for the article. and advise all who do
not wish 70 appear gray-headed, to uss Woods Hair
1estsrative.- WeseWn Rssrjef.
Sold By I'll good Druggtsis.
Almost everybody has heard Of Aann's AGus Bal
sam. the attention OF our numerous readers Is d.
rected to the advertisement found II smother column
Of this paper, Of the high estimation that y placed
upon this. the 0rsstsss remedy knOscn to modern
science. We have never known any other medicine
vim ~ large share Of public confidence in short
. time q this has done, II may b allowed TO
judge by what We read but this should be saficitnt
particularly when W see such Testimonials coEing
from men Of undoubted versciy from I'll parts o. the
country. There be DOUBT but that It u Of
the greatest dscovsr In the med cal world. sni de-
serves the appreciation add est em Of our resderu
and the public. SOLD By oil good drugsists.
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1BaRICe's SUGAR COATED PILIS-so good
that nfty boxes perform nfty curss-ons box sells
tventy-oaishbor recommsods them TO nsishbor-
stranger 70 stranger to strsnese. Msde from gums.
baisams and extracts, their eAects upon the hunsu
system 10 mild, searching and bensdriA Put up In
large family boxes. Every pnl coated With sussf.-
8 cents per box. Sold b. erp0gisss everywhere.
sug22-dsVly
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10 8R1eK M6Kcfes
EyOR sale cheap for caeh-Aix Brick Machines com
IL plete ana In good order. Each machine, with
one koreA will mako II go Perfect Brick per aay.-
All the brick On the Hudeon River are made b. stn.
liar machioee. Ad6rsGe
HA1vIAN 4 GIBBS,
mch9e-dts boz 2012, OhtcaS
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CesDeeSet Or1tss Pipe.
Icoa pRAsmHo AuD 0onDUCfINe wAsn.
fes ~ . - naasesssasy. egs lsny 81
NH syoste. UyQuOt9 . 010OG0D,
I1laao va - ~ ssals Ssslo11v aa6s.6s1W. ~ea
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Y ork.
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Fer Sale o. Lease.
ISW1N1YI91A1D eligible Duildhg Lots, sslusseo
= On HArrtsnn, Third, Ripley a1d A0n6eeeo sesee1s
IN - I'D Or Leased On reasonable TERMS foS DoY.
tculass enqaiss - oeADIU 4 Dew. Or
(oasdt1 AND9N NAY.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-19
q 8a0s Nvenue une 8awnfrast.
5fnaers DerbeiTerte 81 Gbntofdbite.

Diete Malbiue nurbe mad einenh unpartbettf6en gerfade
auf berDarifer Au~sfelune NIT benz tp6ifenYrdmtum belobnt.
4, IS tt %unnStbte, non ben Nerbenfen 3u fprs6en, 6a peren
gSfSa9ltttett' Der allen dnberen bdburh binldn9ltb be3enteet
wtrp, bab eine er6sere Slasapl srr %henielben IN @eeran9 ~,
tlS betnabe Spn duen dnberen SuIdmmen Aenprtnten. 0eir er'
lauben uuS. 8abrttant en- 9 fIdnse r uno y ant Iten
auf bic a6atla9s aufmsrtiant a. aaSsT - S 4ni, Is t geS,issSnsssn
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