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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
BLAKisToNE's
PAVILION FOR SALE.

nN THURSDAY, the 20th of May cnsu-
~ ing. will offer at Public Sale my PA
VlLION a 4 FARM attached, containing about
Is0 acres. more o.AcSS on the premises, TO the
highest bid,ler. The Farm Is situated on the
Pot mac river, between BlakistonS's and
Shank'S islands and in one nf tlle pleasanscst
nei:hl,nrfoNls in Maryland The oysters.
f.und aincs. at tie door in its cuvcs and
ssreaNs. cannot I've icatcn in the world, and its
advantages fr fishing and cunning viii vie
with any other location on the Potomac river.
Tie improvements are ample for farming or
carrying on the Pavilion as Watering Place.
j is known to be exceedingly free from dis
eases. At thc same time and place, will sell
all Of my PERSONAL PROPERTY. Terms
OF sale made known on the day Of sale
GEORGE W. BLAKIST0NE.
March Sth, Is58-td. s,EF
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
THE LEONARD Town
BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL.
Miss Nelly GsreeDweli .

"lSHES to inform her friends and the
w pubic that she has rented Mr. G.. F.
addox's house iof the ensuing year, exclu-
yely Tor Boarding School, and she hopes
hat the advantages and accommodations she
can afford pupils, will he an inducemens 10
parents 20 psteonixe her school.
An experienced Music and French teacher
will give lessons in those branches.
Strict attention will be given TO the man.
ners and moral instructions Of the paDiIs.
The School will be reopened on the lst OF
September. @t p
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
NEW ADvERTlsEMENTs,


TIE Bmsd Of Trustees Of this gnatisution IA
Il earnestly requested 10 meet IN Leot.nr.i
TOwa on Thursday, ths 18th of March, instant.
.aGqft Nv 0rdag,
4s+ % c. COMBS, Fress.
March ilth, 1s5s-sd. -t
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

AGfs SgssSs Caps.
, uents' Silk Hats, Black Cassinsre PIan.e,
I1a's' new style,) hne Wool and Cashm.-.,,.
no. ior SfentS aISd Boys, brown and hlaek SIo,,rh
Saps' Fesershnm do, Cloth travelling do NJ
Eoieoh SILK PLUSH and Navy do, Chil3ren;.
Fancy aud Jockey do. 'e"
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Brandy from sl.sO to ss per Gallon. rx,,.
GH enS Mea.am Old Rye Wh,skey, common do,
dein do, Extra and common Pon do H,,lI..s
Gin' good Cider Vinegar, &c.
DRUGS, MEDICINES e. NOTIONS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Gents fne Calf Boots, Mems thick pr,;,
10, hIP DO, Boy Calf and Kip do, Wo.
n'e"S me l.. q b and Planter Boots, Mems Armv
i5rosans OF the best make, Meas Ihi.E AZ
Boys do, Ladies' coIorsd and blaclr s.,'nr '
S1aiters, do, thick Morocco and lea,h.r Sho.ss
Ladies' and Gents Gum ovsr-Shoes. CbilSrsn.;
Shoes and Boots, &c. '~'s"'
GROC ERHEs,
- brown, Crushed and Clarified Sugar, ris. T.
eiuyra and Java Coffee, Porto Rico .n5 ~ n
N.., MolHsses, 4s Boxes English and We.,.rr
%uScSwp cC.
HARDWARE, oUEEHSwARE. EooRs
AND STATIONERY,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
hne assOrtsaent Of Meuno ana ca,,or H..
sna s.. hSif Hose, Gents and Ladies' Kid Glnvss.
S"k' Cotton and Thread do, Berli,,-Iined Cslovss
s"a g." e'a"n''e's' Buck riding do, Silk lined do.
FOR SPORTSMEN,
F. F. G. and r. +. r, @. spn,o.,,,.- ca
OF every number. Gun Caps, Wads, Shot pouch
es and Powder TASKS. -"O' P""o"
a. sPALDiNG & GREENwELL
Oct. %, IS57-G. " A'
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

RY virtue Of a writ OF Seri Facias, issued
= by George n. Alvey. Justice OF The
Peace OF the Stale OF Maryland, in and for
Saint Mary'S county, at The suit oil Fl. L. Bur
ronghs. against the goods and chattels, lands
and ienrmeuls OF Norris NJ. SUIT, and 10 me
airected, ] have seized and taken in execu-
ton al the right. tide, interest, claim, proper
ty and demand whatsoever. NJ law and in
equity, OF the said Norris NJ. Suit, in and 10
the following property, TO wit: One black
horse. three head of cows, one yoke of oxen,
one OK cart. one SOW. six shoass and one-third
OF one-haf of the twO following tracts Of land.
one known by the name OF :
a..- "PRlcE'S REST" .raaa
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
SCHOONERL z COAD.

- Tina 8CfzG0NER IN S7 s0-s5ssns,
L% : yssEp o.. recsnaig xincsd. sssA tH
<IHdAA good ofder-has large share ofsshs
mraiEonags. an daa Saint MaTvss md
1.aas EepEge4 rAEere, she. trade ffnm sEhaeAs
Wild god Capa.in.. eanaoa fail 10 eiEe 4 larss
TEnkI.. sH0sAs4 s122 -
rEaAs - SALg.-A eredss nf sixs rfwaiRa -
@lgAtssa monehe, she pureRss er % riye noses
~ eRanEs1 .aRsaEifys hsarng iassssss fssm sts
day Ct saie.- !. -. :. ..-fm. &.
]" Persons wiahiAg % 2xamaine the Vessel
esa ase her, - anv TIE befsse ffs sdies IN Safal
cse8es river. -. S,.s..ls.. 80. 3. 5 =
:, - s 1EAnT a. oCyxdER, aw s
-... y. COLE, 80 srfl.,sS -
4dlnns of Jols cnrkhsE. densased.
IArch llh. 1855 - :. 49, = =.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

w WILL self II psivale ssIa. dwelling
= Aensp. situated il Leouasd Town. adjoin
lna sas stoEs Oeeupsed bY Co. "A. nsnlf,s !
81 I'D - = - av-~
- Il,te '..qs
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
"BEST LAND. !"

And hereby give notice that on Thursday
the 25ih day Of March next, b.aween abe
hours Of 10 O'Clock. a. IN. and 4 o'rlack. n.
IN, will prOceed 10 sell al pub;ic auciR,D. a,
the village of Charlotte Hall. the above de-
scribed properly, SO seized and taken IN exc
cution, TO the. highest bidder iDr cash.
JOSEPH ID. EDWARDS.
. Constable.
Feb. IS, ls5S-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
N Office.

Feb. II. is5s-s,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
BOOTS AND SHOES
q R O G IL RHES.


nne ss"ortinent Of Merne ana Co,,on Ho..
snd l.a half Hose, Gents and Ladies' lid ninv...
s S"s lotion AND Thread do. Beriin-lned Glove
= s"a o1a"n''e's' Buck riding do, Silk lined do.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
WINES AND LIOUORS

srsndy from sl.sO to Ss per Gallon, Ex,r.
G"i enS Medium Old Rye Whiskey, common do,
9'uea Shsrry Wine, extra and common Ma.
Gin, good Cider Vinegar, &c. 0''A'~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
From BERmuDA.-The bark Eliza Barr, who

FROM BERaUDA.-The bark Eliza Barr, who'
left Bermuda the 5th instant, brought papers onl
to the Goth ult. These papers contain but veiy .''~
lows Of interest. The equnoctiil storm hal DC
very violent at the island, lasting for seVera '"!N
the wind, at times blowing with the force Of 11''
cane. Schooner Iawatha, here for Gasialoaps' 9.
courtcred the gale sixty miles to Tie wes'""a
Bermuda, was thrown Oh her beam ends, and IseA'''
considerable damage in sails and rigging. s~ =
into Hamilton on the 9th for repairs. Inc sis'
bark Emma, from Melbourne for New-icfs' PS''
the Islands previous 10 the 2sth.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

EMiGRATrOS TO KAvsAs-Oyer fifty We wssg~.
here yesterday for different sections Of Sou'h -
Among them were nineteen families from 'he - -
# Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and Ohio. The az o.
grafton to the Territory for the past two Wssh,
been larger than at any time thi- year. lneF ~.
10 BE- a general exodus not only from the onfi ",
ern States but also from the Eastern and ALL
States 10 the rich farming valleys OF SOnthefn ~
sas. There is lot probably in all our pubhc ao'S
n greater area OF iirst-elass land for all brs9t1e
farming-stock farms, produce farms. dairy orr.
and vineyard farms, hemp, tobacco and cotton ~. -
and last but not least, farms for the raising d -
than is to be found among the counties Of soa..s
Kansas. Our city is every day crowded with - sz
menis Of this immense emigration and there y I
feature among this moving multitude that We -
fail to admireit is an emigration Of fathers, no -.
cons and daughters, with all their Household -
and their stock and implements Of agriculture 70 r
vide for their maintenaDce through the cnliiysa
bounties Of the soil. Kansas City jour- oe|
a LtcTR BIER Rror.-The Illinois L.gissi1u;s,, i1;,,S
The act Incorporating the Northwestern lm's.
at Evanston, inserted clause prohibiting tns s,oaI
intoxicating liquors within circuit Of four miss IA,
the University A German shoemaker, names' go
Hahn, in oriny the law commenced the sale o. -,
beer at bis house within the radius Suits wefc cs
nganst him nnd judgments rendered, ppsasors ,bs
which were taken and tho matter Is nov Oe'"'
Supreme Court. .,.oos
On Thursday night last, mob Of sixteen ls,'u p, us
with bIackened faces, broke into he n ths
him down. proceeded 10 bis cellar and knoesse
heads Of some bear and brandy casks, ana Lsi
lam William VI. Hill and j. w. morse, resae. !, ,hs
Fvsnston were arrested for riot on Tlursiay, a.
Tnon the hearing Of the case the justice ne' MI
in bonds az 400 each, 10 stand trial 10 ,,s
Courts. i'"''N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19
500 Crates Of CrOCkcPY.
Wholesale Nssd I2ee0u.

7 HAVE in store and for sale the largest seock Of
i Gods In this line, In the State. My stock Coz
ssts cf all the varieties Of CAtNa GiSs and Eoeto.
sn WGvs, yellow Rockingham ware, fsivev p1aa11
asd Britannia wave. Bohemian Be.giun and Aweg.
icsn Glassware Solar and Fluid Lamp Ch .ndejIe,e
0i andoles, Lamp wicks, Chiuneys and 0iebeo.
Looking Ola scs and OkiDg 6isss plstes. and III
other articles usually keps in this line.
GSeckesy-Consistso of upws rds os 800 crates -
casks impo ted direct fro the potters In LveSpool
which enables - 70 sell my goods Is per cent lsss
than any other dealer IN the market.
Frerch PoYcelaln.-I have lust receive0 very
large stock Of white and gold band China disee M,
Limoges, France ny arrangement with The nsna-
festurers ere such that receive none but he b. 6
gsse Of goods Of Oh. latest most approved stylss
Gold band and decorated Tee sets sss worth ron
eight 70 tw' 'nty-ve dollars. dinner ssts snl esheS
articles at al prices.
Silver P1ate1 WaHo.-l hsve Just recetve1 .
very large sto~k Of PLATED goods o. HogeTs, smith =
Cos make. All goods are warranted " be plsae1 a
the best quality o. white metal which e0A Win 6tU.
cuity BE- distir guished from siivsr.
LooAdDg 0Daooes.-I have . larger Qusntity
than he's ever before been offered log sale IL thto
pace. Knives, foYks and waiter iof every QUALITY
and sise. In fact everything apps1ta = thts
line Of business can - he'd b calling q Ne. 1s Il
Claire Block.
may6h&wW O. Z. WEBB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19

DAVENPORT, IOWA SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 49, 1858.

After some further conversation between
the spokesmen and Mr. Cook-during which
Mr. Samuel Parker offered to employ four
men and was answered by applications from
at least one hundred persons-and Mr.
Cook promised personally to do as much as
any other citizen, a person III the crowd who
had not before spoken said:
/ rent house Of Mr. Corbin, who is a
good man and gentleman. owe him
now, five months rent He has waited on
me, and ! want to pay him. How am
ever to pay him or to live, if | can get no
work. We are all of us willing to work
If we can get employment, and we must
live. If we 60 into store and take
piece Of mea: or loaf OF bread, we will get
sent to Jail, but we must live somehow.
Mr.. Cook-Consult Mr. Corbin, he is
member Of the Council, and Mr.. Washburn,
and Mackintosh, and Mr.. Hubbell all are
members of the Council, consult them and
see if they can do anything FOR you.
After some further conversation between
different persons in the crowd, and the
Mayor, and short speech from Alderman
Macintosh, all of which we reported but
are unable to publish in consequence of the
press upon our columns the crowd quietly
dispersed. after having three several
times refused to give the Mayor, three cheers
in accordance with the request of the
spokesman.
The meeting was conducted throughout
in very quiet and orderly manner and no
disposition was evinced to resort to any
act of violence. We hope that some plan
will be devised to give employment to
these laborers. We will speak more at
length of the matter hereafter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19

Office 50, Brady Street soith Moore 4 G asyef
n HIS Express is designed 10 deliver goods for
i Merchants, carry packages, buudles, massaees
&c, for persons living on the bluff and In remote
parts Of the City VIII also be at the market houses
every morniog At 6k o'clock-f0r the present Ito
take any marketing to residences which may b de-
sired.
Orders left at the onice in the "Hxpress" order
boxes as Mcneil Bro, B Sutton 90, and v q
" ellsworth shall receive prompt attention.
The charges will b for delivrTtng bundles, pocks.
gee meesages &c, 70 any part Of the city below The
blufL end between = \ bridge and Westorn Avsuuo
10 esnts. eor similar bundles, b. q 1ast NestA
DeVonpoSt 90 cash.
1Avoeohas tsEas viii - mede WIN negahaalo q
e1heeo by ~ 0e1th q yoos
1DWA1D AlD1u, Hvsgsioess,
rVAsu ~ ~ cls ordass h.
f.,,...s Il I!s "a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19

THIRD E"69TIVAL
ssNOrthWcsternS SaengcrDund''
TO HOLDEN IN THE
CITY OF DAV.EyFPOR7,
On the Both Of June and LIST and ID Of July, 1855
FRoGRAM
WEDNESDAY, THE BOTH OF JUNE.
Ten o'cl' tk A NJ. OA1cls reception Of the invited
guests in Ler,hen's Hall Song by the Eavenp,rt
Clee club. Address in behalf OF the Central Com
mite.
Two o'clock N. Relearsa: At the Net opolitan
Hall.
Eight o'clock P y. Grand Concert at the Mstropol.
itan Hall.
THURsDAY, 1HR 1sT or JULY.
Nine O'Clock, NJ. Business meeting at head
quarters.
Three O'Clock y. Singing match by the several
Glee clubs At the German TIE stre Hall.
Nine O'Clock y. Grand bal st Lahrman's.
FRIDAY, THE 2D or JULY.
Nine o'clo.k A M. The Gite clubs and other Inv
TED societies, and military companies, and al others
wi.hiug to participate in the Iienc, meet at head
quarters Ard form into procession.
Two o'elcck r ". Ora ion.
Six o'clotkPn The parties form again into pYo-
cessipn and march back to b adquartsrs.
Zig o'c,oet p NJ. Performance of the Davenport
Amateur Theatrical Ssciety at the German Theatre
Headquartefs-Chas. Lerchen's Hall.
Picnic grounds-G. c. X. Nltcheil's ground west Of
Warren, and no. III Of Eighth u
BY order Of the
Jeo.dlavAwtf CENTRAL COMNITfBE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19

No I. HOu' on the corner Of Sixth and ott
sti eets lot SyxlJU upon whi h IL ertcied a frame
house, and b. lex nta5~. this will be sod low
No2 lot OF S0xlo0 adjoining NJ ! ON the east,
beautiful spot Il led with frnt trees grapes &c
b. aut fui location for idec;. Guy orders viii
BE- tax n Tor tina whole OF the lot
No 3. house and lot on 9th sire ct betwe IN way-
rem and Brown. Price 81 400. Terms OF payment
veryta.y.
Mob. A honse With the lease Of one or two lots on
Brsdy street BETA 14tn aud 18th treets This IL
= cheap home In . very eligible s.tua ion.
No6. A OF Of 96x15O on the corner u Main and
Sixth streets, Of tn most eligible st astions for
private res ideDce unAer the buff
No Z. Three lots la Slsymaksr's subdivision on
Iarharn west Of Locust street. Lumber or brick viii
tie taken In part payment for the above.
No 8, Lot with good hou wi h four rooms and
bas men in Forest lIon'- Addition, oth street
b tween Brown .nd Gaines street. Prize 81, 400.
No9. A Brick house end lot south side OF hfth
stree. west OF Rocs Island street,
No 10 lat east eide Of Rock Island street
nesr stn, 3lx10O Price $3.50.
No ii. ffrme house vii rooms and stable for
two horses o. Lot 8, Block l. Parker's dition.
Price only $500 dollars $500 cash, baarc, In install
meats OF >1Oo per annum
No IL A frame h,use with scsrs Of ground On
Marquette and 2lst streets the grounds of the
Cath lie Female Seminary.
No ID. The lease for Is years for numt CT Of lots
on Brsoy Main a0d Harrstn STREETS
No ~. The ease Of 10 lots Nce's subdivision of
lots fer IS years, q very low gound mt. II. to
TO $40 per with the privilege OF purchas ng
lease There is NJ better way for . man Of sm al
capital to procure home without being taxed With
. heavy interest and exper fencing the anxiety Of
providing for heavy debt. jel8-d0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19
Park House..


IOWA CITY, IOWA.
VUNIiis Large and Commodious Hotel has been leased
L by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
vated neatly furnished throughout In the best man
ner, with sPnIE0 BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No pains will be spared to make the PARK HOUSE
the" "a No " House Of the CITY; II being much the
largest and pleasantly situated In central location
IN the Corner and Du' uQue streets, near
the City ParE with comfortable accommo Ations for
Two Hundred Guests.
TRRAS-in conformity to the times.
Good and Oapaclous StAbling attached to the house.
j. TRUSDELI.. Proprietor.
Nov24dtf Formerly OF the Trusdell House,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19

GRANT FOR CONGREss.-This is now
the'course. The news of the nominations by
the Republicans of VIM. Vandever of Du
buque reached us late last evening. Thor
ington was defeated, and it was we'll for
the Democracy that he was. He was the
strongest Republican before the Convention
and the only one we feared. Now if the
Democratic Convention, to meet at Iowa
City on the oath inst, will nominate Grant
we will enter into any sort of q guarantee,
that Mr.. Vanderver can hang his harp upon
the willow.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19
l. A 7 ES L NEW S.
(BY TELEGRAPH.)
Later from Europe.
Arrival Of the Vanderbilt.
Fearful Eruption Of Mount Vesuvious
Bloody Defeat Of the Nopoys
The laying Of the Telegraph.

CABLE To BE COMPLETED IN A WEEK
ST. JOINS. N. F., June 1.-THE u. s.
mail steamship Vanderbilt, Captain Higgins
| which left Havre on the morning and Cow es
passed Cape Race at 5 o'clock this morning
The Vanderbilt was intercepted by the
| news yacht of the New York associated
press.
The news by this arrival is Of highly
important nature, embracing later and i'm
portant news from India, and accounts Of a
fearful eruption of Mount Vesuvias, besides
other items Of moment which are appre-
hended
Aweeks later news had been received in
England, via Alexandria and the telegraph
from Maeta
Sir Hugh Rose had met the rebels and de.
feated them with great slaughter-no less
than 400 having been left dead on the field.
The rebels were making another stand
against the British.
Nena Sahib seems to have become some
what alarmed for his own safety, and at.
tempted to escape to Central India His re
treat was, however. cut off.
A detachment Of Europeans and Ghoorkas
had been repulsed by the rebels in the
mountains.
A dispatch from Pekin directs the pleni.
potentiaries Of the western powees to return
to Canton, as the new Imperial Commission.
er is gathering his forces to re'capture the
city, and was expected to succeed.
The London papers contain interesting
articles in reference to the ontrages on
American vessels in the Fulf Of Mexico.
The dispatch says nothing Of any further
proceedings in parliament in relation there.
to, and the presumption is that nothing fur
ther had occurred.
There had been an extraordinary and
fearful eruption of Mount Vesuvius, causing
the loss Of many lives and large amount
ofproperty.
The French Mediterranean squadron,
W hch sailed from Toulon with sealed or
ders, had concentrated in the Adriatic
The French ambassador had returned to
Paris. The reason is not stated.
The insurrection in the Island of Gambia
was increasing in strength. Five other dis
tricts Of the island have risen in rebellion
against the authorities.
NJ. DnPene the editor of the Figaro tho
was wounded in the duel with N. Hyne, of
the Army, was much improved in health.
Should the anticipations of the friends Of
the Atlantic telegraph be realized. we
shall be able to receive daily and hourly in
telligence from all parts of Europe ON and
after about Monday week.
ALBANY. Jane l7.-Archbishop Hughes
attended here before the grand jury as an
applicant for an Indictment against the Al
bany Statesman for libel contained in GER
tain letters exposing socity which it says
exists under the name Of the circle Of Je-
sus The grand jury refused to indict on
the ground that if libellous against the
Archbishop, it should be prosecuted in N.
York, where he lives, and not at the ex-
pense of Albany county. The Archbishop
then offered to bear the expense Of the pros.
ecution, but the bill was refused by the
grand Jury.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19

YNHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
l. friends and the ira. cling public, that he has
opened this large hotel in lie Claire. The house is
nearly new and furnished with all the conveniences
OF mode hotels The table will be supplied with the
best the country Affords.
His experience aud large acquaintance with the
business in the West, Is a sufncieDt guarantee that
his house the place to stop at when you 70 the
city OF lie Olaire
u Hacks leave the Bratton House every morning
(SundaSs excepted for Davenport.
march, -d2wAW1y ND WEOTLAKB PropsY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19

Mol. Farm OF 10 acres nesF Round Grove, 80
broke add unde4 cultivation, small hoose, run
ming warr.
Eo2 The north west quarter Of Sec 8. Twp 79
l, cast, upon which ,heye Is - acsss broke.
No g. The south west quarter of 81 C S, twp 10 !,
east. With good stone quar- upon H..
No 4. Two hundred ani forty acres, In section II,
twp 60, r /, west, (Cedas County, running water
Only IS per acre
No s. The south eat qasster Of sec II, twp Is,
Range 1, west. Prics e5 per acre.
Noe Eighty acres, psrt In wheat, near Round
Grove Price e15 per Rasy terms
Not A splendid am cf ESQ acrss, sec ~, tvpeO
I, east. A large rock hon e. 70 end water, will
se sold in whole u IN part, 100 acres IN wheat. II
taken the crop will b. given In, or any pei
can rurchsss the crop on the sr.und. 4 gscd spsc-
ulAti0n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19
The Scott AOll&g.

ALL THE COMFORTS OF PLEASANT HOME.
comprising dean rooms, clean linen, good atten-
dance, and cheerful compliance with all asonabe
demands.
table will compare with any rst class House west Of
the Mississippi,
The Proprietors would respectfully announce 10
having purchased this Large Hotel aud added mo 70
than one Ia to its former size, aud Asvng rented
and refurnished thu entire House, they hatter them
selves that they can anticipate the wants Of guests.
This House will be represented at the cars and
boats by Responsible AGENT to receive checks there
by avoiding all risk Of losing Baggage.
j.ChaIges moder ate.
The Western Stage Company's Ooachcs leave this
House daily for the North and West.
j. J. HUMPHREY & Co, ProprietoYs.
hfCorner of Front and Hsr rison Streets on
square below the Steam Packet and Ferry Landing. 9
mchZ3dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19
New Cabinet WarerOOlll

icon. ROCK ISLAND AND 0URTH er'O
VXyHERE all kinds Of Furniture can be had : such
w as Chairs, Tables, Toilets, Bureaus, Sink and
wash stands, wardrobes, Cupboards. Fancy Bed
steads, Common Bedsteads, Ntw St'le Extension
Tables and other articles too numerous to mention.
Who wants Book Gases, Counters, Desks, Show.
cases, Of every nnd and made TO order and vsrran-
d,
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
AZ good as new. sofas furnished with New Springs
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, Cane Seat, Once
ana Bar Room Chairs repaired and warranted good.
Painting and Vanishing dene on the Ghorteot NO
tice.
The undersigned will always bs found at his shop
to I'LL ail orders.
Ladies'. have your furniture vanished and ssve
expense Of purchAstns nsW.
JAn2ldtf q. ". COLI,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19

%Rev. MIR. ButteI6eld having re-
turned home, may be expected to preach
tomorrow morning and evening, in the
Church Of which he is pastor, corner Of
Fourth and Perry streets,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19

CoLLINs.-Remember the fact that
this popular Balladist gives his first concert
at Metropolitan Hall this evening To
omit hearing him would be to lose the most
rare treat of the season.