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EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS = 31PTDN'S
Mercantile COLLEGES.

DAVIS . 1aPTON's
Mercantile Colleges.
LOCATED:
vropIA. IlL..........35 Main street.
DAVENPORT. IOwA.....Cor. Slish and Brady sts.
DIRECTORS:
Hon Powell, ESQ - woodward. ssq
nh Curtiss, Esq William Alien, $50
Lewis Howell ksq yno COX. k.4
AP Bartlett, Hsp Jno l. Conn, Mo-
Henry Nolte, Bsq VIM Clark, ksq
Thos r Msyne ksq Chas Putnam, Req
FACULTY.
pyoNsars Of Dook- Keeping oMd Collateral
branches and Lectures on fAs Science ~ Ac-
cOunfs
1seoH"sn,7n. Is DoDS:
Lecturers on Mercantile Lao, Raiiroading and
Marine Lar:
CuAs BONNEY, PDAvrDsoN.
JNO DILLON, CHAS rNAn.
Lecturers on Banking. Eschdnge and Finance.
HAIRY LANDER. Jso PcooS.
Lecturers on Political History and Commercial
GeogrdI'hy:
HENRy s AUSTIN. VIZ CLARK.
Instructors in the Science and Practice Of Busi-
ness Penmanshtp and Mercantile LOrrespos.
ueace.
TW DAvIs, IS TIPToN.
Special Lectures will be delivered occasionally
by gentlemen Of knoaon celebrity, uAtcA ,cW BE-
Jree to the public.
TUITION
For full Mercantile Course including all depart
ment Of Bookkeeping, Lectures AID PenmAnship,
time unlimited, $40
Yor q lessOns business writing. ............. S
For uniimited coufss business writing. 10
Time Of CODamencin0-Now--snv time.
Life SchOidvships-Issued In one College good In
the other.
DipiOmas-Awardedt to well qualified graduates.
Kcquisits Qualifications 10 enter-An ordinary
Enslish saucaIion.
College Aooms large and commodious airy, neat
ly furnished, conveniently anged and in the most
beautiful and healthy loca Ions In the above cities.
Any further information viii be given with plea.
application at the College, by sending for
Circular. Address
DAVIS Upton,
Junel7-dtf Peoria Or Davenport.
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Special Notice.

YNuR great eale of Fancy Dry Goods will Continue
every afternoon at O'Clock ?. y for the brneflt
Of the Lsdee till the entire stock Is sold, also Ct
O'Clock In the evening for Gentle men. Great bar.
HALss Auction Rooms, No IS East Second Sti ct.
innA
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Dissolution.

'NHE co-partnership heretofore existing between
L H. Camp Alpheus Tibbetts under the
name of Caup h Co., Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent
Davenport, April % 1853 J. II. CAMP.
ALPHEUS TlBBErTS.
HAVING purchased OF Alpheus Titbetts his inter-
IL est in the firm Of J II Camp 4 Go, Am 10 pay
all debts OF said firm and all notes and accounts due
them must be paid to me only.
Davenport, April % 1858.
epr25dtf J. II. OANP
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The Auction sale

0F Fancy Dry Goods -. will continue every
~ afteYnooa q o'eoek this week. eeoAs reseyveed
exclusively for l. dies. Bome OF the beat goode a.
sttll left unseld, ct "HALEe AUCTION AoOvs." 10
% Hast Second etres4.
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EXPORT, PAST AND PRESEN
BY FRANC b. WlLKlE.

ne above work will be similar IN Typography and
BINDING 10 " Cincinnati in 1884," and viii include
the DaTly History and Personal and AAeedotal Rem
Iniscsnces Of Davenport, togethey with biographies,
IAksnessss and Autograph Of its prsniness men
We've OF Churehss, Hotels, Dwellings, 60, &c.
ID Vrl elso snbracs cenpeniious articles upon the
FAys cal Indusssial, Social aad Political ceayscter-
sles Of eur eaty riul ststtstics q svsry DEPART
uont q note oad futsroot, -, -.
6nboes1p0seae nay b ~ IN ~ pulabheu, WIN
tAe aa1hce, q q 6ulstys Nm 1son. Or6ssSSby
IN p.oeS11 aaendaA - STss y =.
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On Monday Jsms ~ n Z o'elock r. \
r oHA.L 11tl. n pshlis sesessn, IN ~ pssniaaa
u ~ eseItlesl De1ea = lihd, eestn-vee 80
issas 80 Z,
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Notice 10 Stock Growers,
rVHOROU0H bred Stallion "FRANCD.n

PxpIoaEE--Pranc sired by Imported Glencoe he
by Sultan. LIST dam sired BY wagner, he by Sir
Charles, 2d dam. Ann Merry by Sumpter, he by Sir
Archy. 81 dam. 6recian Princess, by Cook o. rlaeA-
burns "Whip lie by imported whip" i'h Gam
Gen. hampton Paragon, ne by Fliutar. 3 I. lam,
Daniel IIunts Figure Mare by Dr. ilsrniltons In
ported Figure. 9th dam Old Slanlmerkin, by I'm
ported WiliAir, he by Csde. Tth dam, DeiAncy's
she was also the dam Of the good racer Amsrnthus
9th dam, Startling, she also the dam Of Leeds, Fog
and Flash, good racers. 10th dam, Old Part iner.
T3pSce American Turf Register, Vol. ID, pagc $50
also Vol. 4th, pages 45, liza, $50 and O55.
See Weatherby's English Stud BOOK for further
particulars II needed.
DESCRIPTION France was foaled In the Spring
Of 1851 He is beautiful chestnut, stands 10 hands
inch high. His near ind foot IL white, extending
little above the pastor joint. and he has very
pretty star his forehead His tail il two shades
lighter than the color Of his body. His very
god-hc has fine Clean head. and all thosr points
which cunstt utr q fine forehead, has line nuZxlo
and great width between the two side OF the lower
JAZZ, where it joins the neck, and throttle large and
well detached lie has remarkably fine pr;cked ears
eyes full and spirited ncstrils large, neck o. ar
yet light, crest thin. Ills shoulder is well set
the chest shoulder blade Is obliqHey laid in, with
full development Of muscles to move 1t, chest well
developed, upper Arm long and muscular knees broad
and strCne legs Nat and show suslcnsory. ligam nj
large and free rasterns ong and obqu-, fe't .ound
and proper SIZE. fine wihers, good length Il body
back muscular, oips full and strong; hips wide and
OF good length and breadth Of body for muscular al
tactmeu;; >tls ard lower thigh long, strong aud
fully developed heck bony and strong; bones btlow
the hook fiat sid free from adhesion, the ligamenis
and tendons are full and standing free from The
bone; joints we'll formed and wide 10 fact ali lis
points proportionate AMI characteristic OF the
symmetry OF the true horse.
TERMs.-Cash in advance. $25 for the season.,
go for insurance.
This horse viii stand during Che OF is5s at
my bsrn in West Deveport, and VIII serve a limited
humber Of mares )besics these OF his owner) the
rms above ment toned, the MONEY TO pad hen the
mare is served, IN every The difficulty expe
rien-ed In making Collections, renders slrict adj
hrrence to this rule absolutely necessary. Mar &
bred to this horse, not proving in foa', can be sent
bacs to the him the following year free OF charge.
Every p'ectution will be taken to avoid accident
and escapes but should any occur 1t viii be at the
risk Of the owners.
For full particulars apply At Cannon French's
Nils, or to J. NJ. CANNON
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
" RICHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN.
New Arrival.

lust BKCaivRp 4 LARGE AND SPLENDID
y assortment a NV t.oop4. from New
York and Boston, comprising, in part, the
following articles:
ladies' and Misses silk Gore Congress
Caters.
Ladies' and Misses Fine lasting Caters.
ladies' and Misses : F plain, T. r
Congress Caters, -. -
Ladies' and Misses Satin Foxel Heel
Caters
ladies' and Misses Drah Cloth, patent
foxed heele1 Button Caters.
ladies' and Misses Lasting Baton Cal
ters with and without heels,
Gents Patent Leather Boots
Gents Fine Calf CIV cit and Pump Sole)
Boots
Gents Patent Leather and fine Gall
Pumps.
Gents Calf Oxford Ties, tKd Quarters. !
And every article in the Boot and Shoe
Trade can be found a, our store
We are also manufacturing Ladies and
Cent? Wear Of every description.
We have procured the services Of l..
W. BRAINARb, from the East, whose long ex-
perience enables him 10 give the best salts
faction in his department Of the t,ndr.
FULLER d HUBBARD.
3, East Secodd st. near metropolitan Blk
ie4tf
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LIST or WINNERS, RI THE RENOWNED IMPORT
GLENCOE, SIRE OF FRANCE.

LIST or WINNERS, BY THE RENOWNED IMPORTED
GLENCOE, SIRE OF FRANCE.
Pocahontas, the celebrated English race mare, dam
OF Stockwell, Ratatlan and King Tom.
Reel the mother o. PTiorrss and Lecompte
Peytona, Bcnne Lassie the celebrated marc Charm
ei, Kllen Bateman, Mamie Lewis, Fsnuie King,
Miss Julia, Blonde, wild lrishman, Bonnie addie,
Nicholas Isl, Prior, Hornpipe, Highlander, Gov.
Wtcklide, and q host oi others.
LIST OF WINNERS SIRED BY WAGNER. SIRE or
FRANCES UAri.
Risa Goldsby, Florida, Laura Spill man, Pnss Farris
Sam J.etcher.
Fos further particulars OF the celebrated Wagner,
see account Of his famous race with Grey Eagle IN
TSrf Register Of 1910, reported by Vim. T. Porter.
apI9dNa,m
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Opposite the Court House, In D0voDpO and
proposes to the Ladies and Gentlemen that he VII
Color and Scour Silk, Grape Shswls, Wool, Cotton
Hair, Feathers, Straw and Furs.
He has been % years in the business and has
worked in Russia, Italy. Germany and 10 the princi
pie cities Of the Un ted states.
He will also
CLEANSE, DGOUR. COLOR And RRPAIR
ALL kinda o.
oent1O11aOns0 01otla04.
and will warrant the coors fast and Jrtiams In ev.
cry case. Jane3 dkV6m
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GrOver ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

TO DItO4hDV M ~ =
rVNHKSE Machines are now justly admitted to be
i the best In use for Family Sewing, making a
new strong and elastic stitch, which will NOT rip,
even II every fourth stitch IL out Circulars sent
application by letter.
J.C. Nashhurne, Agent,
Junel-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
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PUBLISHING HOUSE

hU011 LAND - CO.
Z usY. LANE 90. have NV In Press, I'D
IL win issue on the LIST Of Nay, 1885, IN 70. book
Of 90 or 80 pages, entitled:
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ygumkcrs and Dealers in Exchange,
NO. 2, WEST SECOND STREET,
Davenport, Iowa.
EXCHANGE SKLLIE0. BUYING.
On New York, IL sax
On Chicago, hMlA Par.@ .@h
On st. Louis, y Par.
Gold IN kI&
F0rei0u Drafts in anu sums desired
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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS.
CO-PARTNRRSHIP NOTICE.
" Canada Liquor StOrc.' -
III BARNlS 1 Co., successors TO Dovner 4
lie Barnes, Will stul continue the business d ths
store under the
German Theatre,
Corner Of Second and Ripley Streets,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Every description Of
Wines,
C0rdjals,
LtqssOrs, &c.,
4 xao,..... ana . Ct. 2: Z. r [,o~ "'
n. BAnN1o 4 90.
IAN pspers having The advertisement - DowneS
Z Darnes WI discontinue the same and insert
shovel
Juiyf1dtf
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SDringdalc Garden.

IDLANTS for sae-Sweet Potato, Cabbage, Toma.
TO. &C. Orders LETT at the old stand OF y n u I.
burdick, Perry street, below Second will meet with
prompt attention.
All kinds VI eatxSies in season
spY34,-dtf 8. @. RURnICK.
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Canada Liquor Store.

20 Csses Brandy, direct IRON Oognsc vint, 1870,
10 bbls Hlbberth London Porter. (rlnts)
20 Gases Boothy = Ledgvick's Gin. t4sdasotsdl
A full assortment u Cigars,
Abslntho, 1AsaecAino, Curocoe,
Aniss 0oedial, Asac YuncA,
Aad ssslsai'H >. sAh1ns 90
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Nay goth 1855
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-09
United states Agricultural society.
uxTH ANNUAL MEETING

TIME United States Agricultural Society will hold
It's Sixth Annual Meeting Ia the Lecture Room OF The smithsonian
ltuton Washington city Wednesday the 18th day jana
a 1885, when the election Of will then be ha and the
business VI the wR be
acted.
respectfully nouned
tkoe be general
senaon OF agfcultrists asubled protect
their Interests acting national such
pertaining agriculture bo deemed appropriate Gen
aud diffusion knowledge Invited 10 attend and
participate In the proceedings.
Of reapors and and OF tho grand
annual exhibition Louisville win be delivered TO members Of ihs
society at the annual meeting,
Important agricultural topics be publicly
ductoy by eminent scientific practical agrcuur
them viii be- "The Chinese csne The necessity o
having perfect knowedgs Of the Of
cuturc;p srlzsrso 1he hog
choera," The Improved Kentucky sheep agricultural col
egcs farm schoos and The agricultural politics Of
try" l.-. L..r-s..
given each
of the win be 1sasessn hsy
other the OF agriculture which
them the executive committee through the that place
bc assigned them on the programme. a if 't
Propositions cities which tho annual exhibition OF The
$ desired will and ~"
The business OF the Todds Marble Building
door OF Browns Hotel where all inter
eted the agricultural invited TO call
secretary placed public inspection
trbutons agricultural the library solicited Models
Of agricultural machinery VI
expense, will be placed exhibition.
Gentlemen who wish become a members the society
do remttng dollars to the Hon.
French, Washington city This will cnue then without fur
ter the full privileges OF membership these
society,
umcs Unpublished Transactions and the large and elegant diploma
MARSHALL r WILDER President
BEy PERLKy PoonE, Secretary,
ln--lti
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III Nds[~
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

The person will upon books unes n
PAY mcnt os the ssbseriptoa . unsas tn advance.
Distant subcrbefe letter. All r.S
will be assumed by ourselves N i -sfe .raasusssn
The COUNTRY PAPER pabshcd ui-~ssky daos iAs
oc Coagfs-a, and se,nl- weekly during the
period year wiz Be rsved
proyorionod o the above
AfFsSMsIke authorized Agents; aod ~
DAILY with $50 enclosed; shM
WEEKLY subscribers, With sso enc~sd viii be entitled 20
graHsa
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winter Reconsideration in French.

MONSIEUR e. MASSE returns thanks for the
lv patronage hitherto afforded him. gives notice that the
will Tuesday the LIST Of December He II
also desous TO form class not less than tan and not than
twenty pupils receive instruction by tho oral method
This Will OF week OF
and half each Ters xb tho Iio will employ Faqusss
Instruction. and the cooqua the History
Napoleon by Alexandra Dumas tho Persona wishing
this will please leave their Blanchard
Mobun Bookstore Pennsylvania and th
l. Toucey Secretary Of tho Navy, wsshngtoh- z
Rev. George u. Cu,nmins, o.
Rev, Smith iyDe .
Y, r. Fcnda, esq,
Rev. II. Gle veiand Of Baltimore
RI, Rev. Bishop I, N. Clark d ID, Providence
Ri. Kev. Bishop I. C. Brownen, q. D.; Hartford Connie
Hon, 4, A 1recn, New bedford.
Rev. Charlea Lowe, !"
Rev. Charles II Brigham, Taunton
Rev. T. W. Snow,
George b. Emerson, esq, Boston. ......
Richard H. rana, esq, ''
Epes Sargent, Asq., /"
Nov "a 4-eodu
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PaAasu GnyuIs 0noeCol IArnsd, psyu,.stsr general
Major j. iA district eight CLERKS and
ll.fa =
to'~ssl~sary Gsnols oG.n G-orgs Gbson eommsary
era asssanl Captain D. Simpson, SIX clerks and
ger
Suge Gc~yais cpe1eG. Thomas yeaatal
assistants nr r. O. wooi and r, u. n Wood hroe eierks
OJtener
Captain X. q. Wright; nve 70 n
Geographical BUeaV-Col Albert oslone eoll@
sistan Captain Woodruff messenger
II Craig ordnance assistant
Capt, VIM. Maynadier eight osrks and merssnger.
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doubiedThc undersigned has
ed patent tho United the
combination machinery for converting seod
process from the through the
aud spinning machinery until s ready for ship
ment weaving
saving process will bs
nbre and uninjued BY tho
machinery the used and dis
tangc per heavier,
viii world dancIng all competition
advanced prices.
The undersigned dispose OF privileges ha
planters informed with complete
the machinery all
other particulars application addressed
Dec 6--2awlyH GEORGE q. HENRY Mobile.
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NOR SALE, on reasonable terms, commodious
substantially built brick dwelling house, with back build
ing attached Franklin which the beautiful and
Washington The house twelve
cellars bath rooms cold gas and has
horses with
choice Tho house viii sold
with without valuable building lots adjoining.
Apply ut No. 512 (2d story 7th street TO
POLLARD VERB,
Dsc l3--eo
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Collectors once,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
IN paid their tho all who
previous that at the expiration OF sixty
this thereafter the advertisement
property which tho unpaid will be
tisod and sold for the the law eIjons.
Those who wish tho heavy attendant
the advertisement and requested In
JAMES y. HALLIDAY,
Nov 7--1odtJan5 Collector.
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ftt mo. 5Sl.l
Notice fOr the Restoration or Certain Lands
to Market In the state of Iowa.

rINHE grant Of land made by the act OF Congress
My IL s .as. & ss % e "s r.s ~. . '
ssS :. to ssss [ " % = @ II X. ss s as
.4l ls
railroads which h s outside q =, .s. On san S S % ,a s @ sas ~
other grant made BY Congress
Try q tbs ~shdr.~. q.
~ a1ys sSo S, - 'au s p % M Svs - can. ,p .s 10 H. vi
A. on ss1 1ss q:
ruAry next viz; T.5sss .sts,ss ss.ssg.4 E
NsrsA erae 4.~ 4 Ne tyA prs~cs, mss.saa
Townshlps y, g, g, 60. g. and u. q rang. I
Townships S. &c. g. 50, aad 90 q rsn.s 3 altl taa
TownsSp SwnsSps 8 s. and s9q ranges M snas M
No,sA u iA4 y M sfa p,sss.psl D4i-sa
Townships 80, SO, 81, 50, 70, and sl OF range.
s.n.sips Tsvn.s e. e. e. e. AND and g
Ts.n:p. 4 81 ~ - 20 g. ~ ~ y e ..s .sa g e. e
s.s:s: s:ss 2: rs s. e e ..s !: i: Z
FORT DEs MONIES Monday tbs nnaena
day Of February viz ,t
souh q Of 4fa prircspal ~sssa"
Townships y, ~, so 81 ST. and sa, Of ranges Anas
Townships q, So So 81 81 and s., Of T'sss 3 1s aa
q the Of tAstaA prsssipai "~san.
townships II, so, 81 So and So, OF &gl sa
Iswn.hps I., So 81 81 sss @ 1s ss 81 % aud
townships ., q IS So a. g. and S. ranges anas
1ssass's: 1ssasss: IS .:Ss' ''N
Townships ID H. 7s 70, ST. 81 and 49, ranges H. sH
and 90 p' ~ - 20 ~ '-' 90 80 ~ - " ss - - ="
Townships 70, 7, rs, g. 81 s. and IS, q range al.
Townships 76 III 49, 80 ST. 49, B3 and 3d. OF
Townships ~ IS ranges as
Townships 10, II, 70, so, 81 S2 81 and IS, OF A.
Townships II, TO- so 81 sa ss and S. ranges
and 81. 533 #43sseas74
Townships 70, II, 70, So 81 ST. and IS, Of range
80, 81 g. 49,
,, ,ar, oo.. prrnS ~, uond., r..,h t,v
~. ~ va. -, 49, ~. ~ " ~ " 's-'i w " ~ 49, Vol
faAy next VIZ
North Of the base < and uest @A I'm prfacipd psgiiatn
township TO- Of range l.
rownships ~ m "a and IA ~ raneap
ro~nships cs ss ~ 1 5a 1s ~ and ~ Of rns. .
rownshin, az as 40 II -2 IA IA and Is
townships S1 Ss g. o H. IS ~ and Is Of ranges
roxn.bins az 6S 70 IA and of rsng.. 4
a, Is and ~ 20 w. ~ - - p
rnunsbins az AZ 40 IN n and rs of ,arss
T ~ ~ Cs re- Ss Ss ~ ~ . - "a ns a % =, o.
rownsi 81 0s 60 O VI 78 "a and I'd cf range, II IA 10
and 90 Z - r = x '-' = - - -
TownsbiDs AZ ss 40 70 ~ "a and ~ az r,nen q, M f@
ro.ns,i,s "a "a ~ ana ~ ~ rsn.o.
o8 II % snd9a E7'T-'T = Afta
Y y, ~ ~ ~. :, - .,. -
AT tho land ocH NJ Fohf I'E on iusSasy sas twenty ahdd
oay repruSty uoA'p
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
ta GeOrgetOWn. ID. G..

rINHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' long avoably known conducted by
English H. principal
corps competent and experienced teachers every
department Of learning. I a#. s.
whose cn Washing
their daughters their
accustomed dotho graduates OF this
seminary representing nearly every State in the Union
For particulars address " j. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep l2--eoG ~ t Georgetown, D. c.
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T,HE LAST LOT THIS sEAsON.-We open thi

TINE LAST LOT THIS SEASONING open this
morning last lot those superior black other
shall have this
point trimming finish they considered
the very offered in this market
cloths ribbed plain thick black Lyons
yevets, bssQues probably
largest cheapest lot the District
ladcs real Paris Kid gloves coors
One price only marked in figures hence purchaser
overcharged. t.l Fs
PERRY BROTHER,
,Cenral Sores,r y west building,
o2-lOtdif opposite Centre Market
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G. Gautier's French Restaurant


n soliciting your patronage for the coming sea-
respectfully call attention unsurpassed
facilities Of business having made arrangements supply the
balls and few hours notice, the
reasonable with everything pertaining the most fashionable
entertainments 5s ff tt .at1 tteHt
presents advantages surpassed
furnished without trouble
family moderate charges FRENCH be
house OF 81 for hs services and
such articles wish purchased and furnished
Also, China glass silycrwarc, and table ornaments
c. GAUT1ER
252 Pcnnsyl vanla
6-2w3taw
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COMPLETION Of Panama Railroad .---Reduction
of fare 70 States mail steamships New
York for Anwa tho sh and 10th Of each month connecting
with mail scamers from Panama 70 San Francisco
These steamships have been inspected approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty 1cci and s1f4y Iet..H fH
The Panama railroad 4 completed from
and crossed In hours The Of
checked passenger.
embarked conpanys The
money paid in New all expenses Of tho Trip
steamers New York Panama
accident
entirely reiah&s.
Passengers they Aspnwa
Conductors throuph and charge
and children without other protectors 4at3 lHa.H
For through tickets the loves, apply tbe agency III
we@t street. New York, TO J. W. RAYMOND.
May g. DIR ~.
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
at OF WASHINGTON
hdyor VIM. b. Magruder
Register Vim. Morgan.
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