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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
For Sale or Lease.

For Sale or Lease.
INCUR LOTS situated on ID and Scott street. 70,
T. particulars enquire Of OORBiR Dow, or
Caugl0AtsD JAMES NAY.
For Sale or Lease.
VVWRNTY-THREE eligible Building Lets, situated
i Harrison, Third Ripley and Blonde strcets
will 10 sold or leased reasonable terms: par.
uoulars enquire Of CORBIN i Dow,
(suadtO AkEBNAY
For Sale.
AONB hundred and twenty Binding lots IN an
~ Addition u the town OF Port byron.
These lots eligible and handsomely Situated oC
she bank Of the Mississippi They vii be sold on req.
t0nablc germs.
POr particulars inquire OF Nessrs. Durfee, Pratt
Co.,, Port Byron, Charles j. Rogers, Rsq., IeClaiYe
OoFbln & Dow Davenport, or Of the subscriber,
JAMHSMAY
n Tho subscriber has numherless desirable pie
ceof land 10 and near the cities Of Davenport and
Le(Ilaire amp the town OF Port Byron, that he
Wlhses 70 cell: IOctlbtfl NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
Country Property.

mol. Farm OF 100 acre. near r. uni Grove 50
acr's broke and.undel cultivation small b Sc run
ming water.
No. The north west quarter Of SEC s. Twp 70,
!, cast, upon which there Is acres broke.
NO D. The southwest quarter CT = C 5, twp 49, II !,
east with a good STONE qusrr, upon is.
NO T. Two 1unired AMI forty sc1es, In seciion II,
Twp ~ !, wet,. (CtSiar County, runn.ng water.
OIL. - Per acre
no o. The south east qnhfter OF sec II, twp =,
RANGE !, west. Price $la per acre.
MOO. Eighty Acres, lhTt In wheat, hear Ro1ni
Grow. Prize sl5per acre. ka,y terms
NJ ]. splendid f.fin II $50 acres sec II, tw, ~
X l, cast. A large rock hYu.c wo Il snd water, sin
lie sod IN whole ~ Ia part, ltp aces IN wheat. II
taken so"n tn. crop VIII b gwen ~, any person
can rurctiase the crep on The ground. gec, sl.e-
u!Atlon. JriS-itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24

Dspeaf'D 0onroDo1g.
I -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
For Sale.

For Sale.
A superior article Of Terra Gotta Drain Pipe, Or
n narnental Chimney Tops and all fancy work
the same material.
Also T. =. Bakers celebrated Iron Railing and
Fencing. Bank Vaults, jail Cells, &c, from the Gin
cinnati Iron Works.
Further information ~ to specimens. prices, &c
may be had At the Office 81
III. CARROLL, Architect,
mchI9N 0rigg's Block cor 81 and Perry It,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
Mems and BOYS Clothing

To be found West ~ Otirago. We shn also con
tnue the manufacture OF Custom work Call and
sc 'is We offer our present store for rent on the
most liberal terms.
Febldf X. II. PARKS & 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24

GuccBssOPs TO TOwrssHD, EMITn Co or THE
~ ''Hswkeye Machine Shop" and II Donsbue, OF
the LIE Claire" manufacturers Of improved Osril.
!.tins sllas vavs AMI Steamboat Engines, MIL Work
Machinery, Shafting. Pullies. &c, 10.
Repairing sDd job Work promptly Attended TO-
Davenport. Iovs, January ~, 1928 jJ2its
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
JOHN N. CRAWFORD.
CITY Property.

us o' s nsas S SIntF q ZEN. feta and 9,'
house, ami hfies stable. It's vii se soid low
hoG lot 81 sexia@ stigtning II, on the east,
beautiful spot ii lei with f. ii trees erapee, r.
y ant fns iccaiou for rcsdeLc.. City ortrs VIII
be TAX 'cr THE vshcle o: the lot.
No 3. house and lat on 5tA str ct be:we n War
rem AMI Brown. Price 81 400. Terms o, payment
very .asy
Mob. honse " ii the lease 81 ouo or wo lot. on
hfsdy street beta ltth and 18th streets This IL
cheap home In very eligible situation.
NO .. OF OF sfxlSD on the corner ~ Main ard
sixth streets, OF tbs most eligible uAens for
private residence I'm Ser the tluff
No !. Three lots 10 6ayis aker's subdivision on
iAihafn west OF Locust street. Lumber or brick i'll
be taken In part payment for the abo1c.
No B, Lot with good hou with four rooms and
bsse1nen 10 Forest d Hons Addition one ,lh street
bstween Brown and Games street. Price s.. ioJ.
Nos. Brick house AMI lot on south side Of 9th
stree. west Of ROCK Island street,
Nc 10. lot east side OF Rock Island street
near stu, 3ax100 Price $3.50.
No II. frrme honse with rooms and stable for
two horses on lot s, Block |. Psrker's addition
Price only $500 dollars $500 cash. balance In install
merits OF sl0A per annura.
No IL A frame house with ? acsY= OF ground on
Aarpuete and 2ls streets near the grounds Of tho
Cath lie Female Seminary.
No IL The lease for l6 wears for umt or o! lots
Oh Bray Main and Harrison streets
No H. The ease Of 10 lots II. Noel IS subdivision 81
lots Ter Is yesrs a. very low ground l,nt from as
y $50 per snDun with the privilege OF purchas INK or
nave the improvements pa d ;or a. ,lc end OF the
lease There is No better way for man II small
capital to procure home without beng xed with
heavy interest and experiencing the anxiety OF
providing for heavy debt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
The Oakdalo Cenetery Conpany

uAvE an once foB The transac4ion Of huGlneeo b
IL Mervn's Block, Ferry street, which WI bsopen
from 10 to II, y, and from 8 70 s, p Il.
All oe owners Who have not oettled for tleef lo1e,
viii please ell Immediately and = % and receive
their doedO.
large portioa Of tAs Cemetery grounds ere ~
surveyed end 0taked Oh in lots. ne comuunity
generally y invited 70 examine tAaa md maks .
loc41o0o.
Oemetesy complete Ii III ~ appelntments. n
svsauss are hsood md sorved native forrest tsess
Afe eareiu1ly pseoesve1 end vaxiouG kndo e oAado
- - Iuetes'e fs10. "a = esase6a2iy s0ei00
= l4ktne - = 81 llQgosiae ~ egunnas.
~ 01oal1ola6 - NJ % 6us1ai1 - = -
- - wAes SseB seaAsne essiae - =
2l Z: !!l '':'1x fs = :
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GRAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....u00eess
vlsH. F.afY Usnsfs aud KA1K CASH viii ~
i rsFnlssy he.~Sea RICK Island, Davenport and
iii points stove 50 81 Paul making sure ccnn<cs
tofs at "a ena siin th- following toats Sh.ek coka<
20. the ninafsst DNiiy Packet Line 70 30. Pssls
leavinR t.aienA ~ iuB'cls.E m
s,eatetr Eottu,tn Light. Lodwit, Asssss
erin. 4. bod, \. Hard
CitY Bin Loda,isk
Gf.mte State, n. sstboii
Aitaiabfa, ha6ui,e.
The flnay iiarls leaves Rock Ialaui end Dsvsa-
l-,tt - Us.tBs ..rg Monday. wednesday aud tst-
Ia - . &c ~ 49,
Returning. raves Gaebs fof Hyrk BLAND sni ns-I
yenly.rt ever qn..d ay. Thursday end Saturday 81
o'cipas III, tont.et4f tltA tbs iGfh0mEsa. ~hsch
leaves inn. dists1y the ARRIVAL OF tie Fanny Has
ria. at 0'ciofk = n
The Kate Ga, sei leaves Roek Island and Dav-nTcSs
for Dubuque avery Tucaday, IbUrIdsy sad Saturday
at 2 G'elock II.
Eetu4h4ug leaye- Dubulaa for Rock Island sz1I
Bav# npoft on uday Wednesday sni Friday 81 u
o'a.,tk NJ ,onnectius with Ktotnk aud - Leafs
fscket BIZ Camtbll, Witch leaves On arrival VI ths
Kate Cassil ~ Go'bi5eL n.
The-e boat will siv. through tickets to all pstnts
above Gaena u st Paul Will also receipt .f fr-tshs
~ ali OF The 30 p.tts, agi viii sy particular 81
tentiDn a. the aeiy-fy ~ the Yas.~hssrs -
shipper rely ue5n the ttrets-t pgTetusiiys 81
these boats convey the ali .nd nust proupty
al tie honf 10 n4Bks their connexions.
NJ b. fAese b0.ts arrive every evening ct v1ieoo
City IL time foT tha Chicago train.
BUaaOwb PkRTTYAAN.
Agsuss, DavenpDSt.
J. ~ LANGLEY 90,
PoWAR5 s. CO.,
Agents. Asss I.sssa
WI. 0aOyEAsKRy,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. rnch3I-o0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28
HAVANA PLAN.

HAVANA PLAN.
THIS IS THE OLD NODE or DBAwlHS.
pr;z,s IN one uhed and Tickets IN another.
EVERY PRIZE IS DRAWN OUT.
Prizes paid in full, without any deduction
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA
wi CLASS 9. to be drawn in Baltimore Mo-
Saturday, .8ugust 2Sth 1855. -
2O.i65 PRIZES! 10000 NUMbEhsN
We would call particular attention TO inc
following splendid scheme, package Of 10
,phole tickets costing only $S0-and every
other ticket being warranted to ORA" Sio ae'
termined by the number drawing the Capits'
prize whether odd or even.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28
AUCTION SALE.
Ky : ]. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ny : !. McCORN lCk-A
COMMISSION SALE o r VALUA.
l BILE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Pursuant TO a decree
OF the County Court oi Alexandria County, rem
dered at lis Jul Term, 1895, 10 the suit OF bar.
nliz and Brinton, plaintiffs, VS.. John Iemmei.
and others, defendants the undersigned, VIII
Offer for sale, at public auction, on Saturday me
2la day Of august, 1885, at IL o.oo'6, h;' 10
front OF the Mayors Office in the city OF Alex
andria. Va, the following described properly III
said city, to-wt: ~,
srss No. l. A TENEMENT and LOT OF
81 GROUND, beginning at the Intersection Of
i.Ir south side OF Commerce sl'eet, with the
west side of Fayette street, and running thence
sou,b on Fayette street $50 feet more or less, TO
a fen teet aIIey: thence west on said alley 10
,eer. thence north lI6 feet inches 10 point
nm Commerce street % feet from the beginning
,horce IN Commerce street TO the beginning.
No 2. A TENEMENT and LOT OF
GHa GROUND, adjoining No. / on the west
;Toot,ng Is feet on Commerce street, and er-
tending back between parallel lines to said al
lev. referred to IN description OF lot No /.
No 3. A LOT on King street, running south
to Commerce street, and bounded on the north
by KING stIeet-On the west W d lo' anu 9'"''
belonging (now or lately TO the Snyders-on
the ea.l By lot Of John CowIIng, and on the
south uy SAID CONNIE ce street.
No. i. A LOT on the south side oil Commerce
street. 10 laG. OIL the north BY said srree'-on
the We Dy lot owned BY -, on the SCUM
by 10, belonging 10 A McFarlan, and on Ire ne
.a,tb ten feet alley, and the lot belonging %
John .emmell-the last two bsIns me Lo.s IL
Ground which wee conveyed 10 SAID "ernlhe,i
BY Lester Lloyd and vile, BY deed OF ys"r Hs9
ii. 1853, recorded IN Book U, NO D. page ''''
Alexand. "A county land records. -.,...
T,Exs OF SALE :-0ne-hith OF Tue Pu'.u.s1
mou s TO BE- paiG; in cash-the balance ~ equal
Nm nsvnsnts a, six and twelve months-'he defer
p pa n.ynenr. 10 be secured BY the bonds OF the
r nnri p ..rs bearing interest from the day Of
,Is and "a. title OF the property to be retained
iii The purcnase money is fully paid.
III NC GEORGE W. BRENT, ! Comm'rs
5 FERGUSON BEACH, ) OF Sale.
yli7TfatSl ~ nL4a4lit!l / Z - -, -.
" -.d7T '"Jb B PRINTING -. .,.,
iHsstly sYspnt,IE. '|Sft6 despatch, at this pmfss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28
The Europa at Halifax.

HALIFAX, July 27-The Europa arrived
at Halifax this morning. Her advices con-
tain little Of inter est beyond the summary
telegraphed from Cape Race.
The Europa experienced moderate wealth.
er, with light westerly winds. On the 23d
she passed large screw steamer.
The British Government will take no fur
Their steps in the case Of Alsap, and have
Withdrawn the cfftr Of reward for his ap-
prchension.
The steamship Jura sailed on the 18th for
New York
The Atlantic Telegraph feet would leave
Queenstown, as before stated, on the 18th
inst, and should, by this time, have reached
the ocean rendezvous.
The Indian bill has passed to a secopd
reading 10 the House of Lords.
The massacre of Christians at Jeddsh at
tracted much attention throughout Europe,
and particularly in England. Turkey had
promised to avenge the massacre. 1t was
reported tha, England and France would &C.
cupy the place.
Bombay advices of June 18th had been re-
ceivcd. The Capee rebels had defeated the
S3india troops at Gwalior, and large num-
Der Of the latter bad gone over to the enemy.
A strong British force was preparing to re
capture Gwalior.
The Europeans in India were suffering
much from the heat Of the weather.
The prorogation of Parliament was expect
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28
ORIT T. AIRY.

D,vn nm Sa,urdav I,,, =. auer ,yani
r.;nfnI illness Mrs SISAk X PAGE rel
~ the late DR. r ,ae. Il IT Bias
Clarke county, Va.
In the death OF II exc .ent la'Y 70 cor II
nifty has lost one of its n~s. va 'ed nrmhers'
the devoted mother; e TO; y IA, he'd 5 'r;
the faithful friend; the : and GEM mr. re-
the exemplary foo ~ ct I'm who We DO
doing good surely, t. ~. can al
many will sympat' i; Ther 9e''H pos :I'a :
ly we have been blf,s. t. !" reiy 80 .
now bereaved. Mrs a. SO, a: l. Tit" ar.
consistent Christis' ar, r'rs0v Je' s e \
municaut in the Epi, opa' Chut Ata C.
the most unassum hg is'o 70 M hers Il.
possessed OF mental v cora d &C. y
meDt rarely equal ID Ter sex !'e' r''
bic door was ever oper s'l i'1m . poo
were never turned err ltT aV her .
phan girls and only boy is le', ne ? emory OF
her virtues and the p" meet rs h az"
Her life was as olsf' ArvInc'
burning in the nall OF eternity. 1t $ GO, IT
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r.
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.

} New YORK. July 27.-The steamship Mo.
SEES Taylor. from Aspinwall with the San
Francisco mails and passengers of the 5:h
inst, arrived here this afternoon She has
about 81 200 600 in gold on freight, and 200
passengers.
The Frazer river excitr meut continues 10.
abated, and the reports ,f the richness of the
digngs are almost fabulous. One letter wri.
ter says his first days yield was 500. Vic
toria is crowded with Americans. and build.
ing lots are held as $4,000. The Hudson
Bay Company are buying gold dust at SIS
per ounce.
Tne Iudians had begun to modest the emf
grants. A party of ten were attacked, and
six of them were killed. Twenty-Five canoes
filled with Indian warriors passed going into
Victoria, aud two hundred more On their
way. Tee mining region would soon be over
rnn, and an indiscriminate massacre would
undoubtedly follow. Fourteen steam and
sailing vessels had left San Francisco since
the Goth ult., for Frazer river
The Supreme Court of California had de-.
cided the Sunday law unconstitutional, and
the prosecutions under it are abandoned.
The Massachusetts firm of Bowen 4 Broth.
ers warehouse at Stockton, had been burned.
Business at San Francisco continued un-
usually active. Operations were large in
provisions and other goods used by the mi
ners.
Eastern -four had advanced 81 per Dbl.
H.yall brought Sl3 so.
On the Upper Columbia. in Oregon, the H.
dians were collecting in large numbers.
The Oregon State election had resulted in a
choice of the whole Democratic ticket. The
commander of the Pacific forces was hurry
log all the troops at bis command to the seat
of war, but their number and equipments
were wretchedly inadequate.
THE GULF AND lSTnuUS.--The steamship
line betweeI Aspinwali and Havana has
been discontinued Hereafter the steamers
for New York will stop at Key West. The
frigats Saranac would leave Panama, on the
l9;h for San Juan.
South AMERICA.-Bolivia is quite unset
tied, and the Government in great dread Of
the return of Belzu. President Linares was
very unpopular. lie bad banished many Of
the best citizens, and others were selling
their estates and leaving for Peru.
Advices from Carthagena announce the
rejection of the Cass-llerran treaty by Con-
gress. The bearer of dispatches is en- route
for Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-28
Fourth OF July Tor.,s ., whippy


Everybody 10 the Swamp, knows M.
Keitt' K..et Was the leading idea on ne
Fourth" The were SO iu., of Keist thar
they could neither link nor speak o! much
else. Now, if .oe Ieader tbiuAs we are jos
ing, just let him -un US optics down the iul-
low ng complimentary reiteratoos which n
nu.l II n among the volunteer toasts al the
Scamp Dinner
ny J. J. Mule: The Great Gun Of the
NG lgressional D.e.rict, l. VI keitt-Tho ugh
he did Ssh OF the EogiIsh X !n-as bill, We
will pfick him. prime him. aDd try him
ka.o
By J. T. K-arse. Hon. L M. keitt- A
states .uan hoLJr ole aad Trustworthy; Odd
c ang ebUrg NAY wel boast Of such son.
b.. B W. kearse l.. NJ. ku;;--rhe
,risb Test star 10 the ounstelatiln ~ Car IL
na o .. itesWea.
By lsaan Ems: Col l.. W. Keitt WI. be
our uext i.epreseu tat,ve in Cog "ess.
Ky w. Warren. L. VI. kei't-Tbs rising
star of the South may he be elected aga o.
Ny l. S. Bryan: l1,u l.. Nj Kei.t- Pr uce
Wl.liams proud VI be-: E,prr--n', We.
BY II +. Brysl. Cyl. l.. NJ. Keitt-N oted
rig.t in is -, al Iu't Is true in 5 & MAJ he
l.. our mex Senator IN Congress.
By Ii n. iood %: =. VI Ne ~ A m,des
sta,e-mat we ha VI proved b n, arf Va. not
oaauke IN FOR Il N ushi, politician.
By + d. Sir oiar Ia L Nj. keit We
wish ~ Sc, him again n. v Nippy swamp,
where ae will ,rt warm rec"pl,on and
cordia sa'ute f-vtu the id nusk-t OF +. d.
SINCLAIR
ByCay ,in J,hu A. Lishtsey Our h"u.st
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AIM AN &C.
So SUN sun
TLY. riseJ. sets. MOONS PHAsHs.
PORT OF ALExANDRIA-JULY 81.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Mott Bedell Penfeld, New York, to j..
E. Nevett.
Steamer Columbia Harper, Baltimore, to
Wheat x Bro.
SAILED.
Brig Molunkus, Mitchell, Boston, by 7. J.
MehatFey.
Brig Amina, Lewis, Boston, coal by fowie q
Go.
Schr. Decatur, Oaks, New York, by Borden
Mining Co.
Schr. Reindeer, Kenner, New York, coal by
T. j. Mehaffey.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Benz Franklin, Greenleaf, hence at Bal
tmore 9th inst.
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COM m EHCIAL.
pns markets.

BALTIMORE, July 27.-Flour is frmer; new
CITY Mills 81 756$5OO; old Ohio and Howard
street are held at $3.50. Wheat is finn, and ad-
vanced fair to good red ll20l2oc; fair TO
prime white ,206l4Oc. Corn is frmer white
at s2as4c.; yellow ss6sOc. Provisions closed
dull and generally lower. Bacon 640s3c.; bulk
shoulders &C.; sides SC Wniskey is dull at 26
G27c.
New YORK, July 27.-Flour is quiet; sales
of 5000 bbls; State 4.lO0$4 10; Ohio $475
6$4. go; Southern $4.750$4.s5. Wheat is low
or sales of 25,500 BUSH; Southern white l33se
red 1901 32c; Western red at 1861 lose; white
ll2c. Corn is very dull; sales unimportanf;
priees nominal Pork is steady, at $l7.zaS
$l7.35; prime $l3.9EG$i4 90. Lard IS steady
at lla1ilic Whiskey is firm al 2456@5c;--
stocks are hrmer. No 6's SIS. Sterling Ex-
change is firm at lO9iGlO91.
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E.rlv R,p.n,uE wheat.

It's Neutrality-suspicious. johnson, the father
of understanding in this State. and one
of the most successful wheat growers, says
be would give a pr,zs Of 81 600 to any one
who could tell him how to ripen bis wheat
ten days earlier than il does now. Even
four days ahead Of his peighbOrs is q great
advantage, and caves him in . great meas
ure from the ravsges Of the nudge; and this
is one of the advantages hs has gained BY
the use of salt, lime, high maturing and
understanding bis land. His object is to
have his wheat 10 ear from the 5tb to the
10th OF June, and tren, even, II it afterwards
ripeu slowly, it is too forward for the nudge.
One piece this year, that was several days
more forward than usual, be speaks OF as
"splended," while all around other farmers
ore mourning the utter destr1ction OF their
crops.-N. T. Tribune. s"a
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Total amount OF aprroprA' ps. s. ~OOm =
In addition, ''e rever neg cnit:I.d hy We
Post OEice Department a;e Au'aori7ed = be
used for the expense. G ia, de- ar'meut.
For the current fiscal ,A.' they are est'ma'
ted at Sl4 4l5, $685. 4.
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MARR Ell.

IT. Georgetown D. C., .'.,y Is. IS, =
Rev Mr. Edwards, =. IAkLE vi =
son, 10 Miss MARY rOIkLkk
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STATE LOTTERIES.-R
wi FRANCE & CO., Managers Of the Ma

ryland State Lotteries, present the following
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1885.
They caution purchasers of Tickets to beware
of ordering Tickets in Lotteries, where extra.
ordinary large Capitals are offered for small
cost OF Tickets-all such are swindes.
The Maryland Lotteries have beer in eIs-
tence for forty years. They are drawn by
State Officer, and can be relied on. If you
draw Prize, you will get you: money. The
whole country is flooded with Bogus Lottery
concerns Beware OF them.
IL Order in the Maryland State Lotteries.
MAGNIFICENT schrNE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, CLASS \,
To be drawn in Baltimore, on Saturday, August
Dist 1855
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I,up SITRst RIDER wishing to return soutn
" offers lor .a 'e the place upon sA saL hs
re SDSs n.,aS in Fairfax County, upon the
dGHs sssbars Road hich separates it from the
olu h. 81 ,bs Tbsolo. ioal Seminary.
g Ia The ~ IDWELLISti is a two story frame
building completed j. the 70. .I: ?, is.e q
containing contain .so n and pantry A well OF s1
ceIIent water at the door. ;~,h,,.
hooJ .aordinr the best society, makes 1t des'fs'
ble il only fSr Sumner Sun Js.asnes For terms,
&c, apply Fr5is4et y rough tes SEMINARY f0''
Y 'f p.ll Z S e Tsassaf Ac,N 'at1s'
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~ - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

oY g. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w u TIE ALE Or SIX LOTS OF
GRO MY virtue OF certain deed OF
t. IS oino un signed, earring date the l<, ~,
4 ..,c er, 1857 the u designed will sell
-, tho 2Oti nj j =. at II o'clock in front OF the
Nav, r'fce, "a the city of Alexandria SIX
LD: i, OF I'D, upon the West side o.
Fairta, ..-eet. bel seen TIncess and oronoco
re, $ an opr site ~ Depot grounds OF The
.I.xanG.ia, .ldouu nd Hampshire Railroad
Coupe n.y. The 'or h lot IS ~ ieet front ni ala
:, tee. dep .nd :es leet North OF Princess
.,,ss, The r,tl's. LOTS are each 10 ieet
roo, and aoout 2" ie, inc es deep.
,rrxs Nro ft' Co n, and the residue al 5
and . uoL,ns. II det' red payn ITS 10 De
-, .red ~ :, ne ro'ec' the + re Isers, anu 'he
&c ,. wv, GrO. IRE T, Trustee.
n Tie abo sale is pc, r"red to august
81 10 s4ne IN : nd ace
., ~. cots LtO. ". bRFNr, Trustee.