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Arrest on the Charge of Murder,

BOSTON, August ii Thomas Clancey, charged
with the murder Of Thomas McDermott in Men :
acn, on rday last, was arrested at East Boston
last evening, where he had secreted himself in
the house of his sister
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The Atlantic Cable.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1l.-Tbe line to Newfound
land is again interrupted, and we have had moth
ing further from Trinity Bay to-day
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The Yellow Esvsr

BOSTON, Aug. Bark George Leslie arrived
Schooner A. ii. Manchester. from Nantanzas
also arrived at quarantine. Reports July 23d
Harvey Nj. Devine, Of Newburg, N. Y, died Of
yellow fever ~ " y ~ "
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o,, BY A GREEN. AuCtioneer.

BY GREEN. Auctioneer
EOIR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN,
the 1 Whi Sn! AVENUE At AgcTIoN.-on TUESDAY,.
at o'c,Ock p. m, four handsome Ard sesnrsS =,
d, n0ns LOIS beng part of the subdivision Of
Lots b. ID, and a. Each Iot has b.ant,1ai T as
l55a and l4th streets west "e'' oe'"een
The attention of persons wisbin. IN ,n,oh.
building lots In this quite healthy ard improvine
ec.oa OF the CITY Is called to the above sale al the
properly Will positively be sod 80 'Ao
,na,h one fourth cash balance in e. II, and Ia
deed of trust. eHu secured oy
Title indisputabIe.
au lid ,n--
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AUCTION SALES.

Dycp, ~ A. GREEN, Auotloneer.
Il M EnENT HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH.
DAY, the i.hfusE AT AUcrIoN.-On SATUR-
an Iosente ASA NO; s nh street at 10 oooof
sgentleman decir ins s OF Furniture belonging 70
Maple. ssr H,ne nnI bpIe,ns, TsS sand s,,,d,
Cane and other Chairs s'eads,
reather Beds and Bedding
halr ana other Mattresses
cc s.na,s glasses. Crockery and Glass w,,.
kkatpeets' Sooking and other Stoves, ware
Terms cash.
au 1881 opp,.
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BY c. X. L. CROWN & CO, AuctIoneer,.
FHlDAI AFTERNOON, the 18th instant
W. W. dt no Soo "a. avenue. at 4 O'clock known as
w eIner Restaurant, We shall offer for sale OF hrs
STOCK OF noe Liquors, which he has been so ceIe
nIated Tor keeping, to make room for lmprovemen,s
To be sold without reserve Po'e'iehis'
=. Terms: A u sums under $50 cash over $50. 81
LAYS; over $50, so days; 800 months with an
proved paper; bearing interest from day Of sale
uo Z. X. L.. CROWN q CO, Aucts,
D..
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GREAT BARGAINS IN READY-MADE
CLOTHING.
w are selllng on our entire stock OF Thin Wool
ems, Drapd' Eta, Alpacas, Linens DriIlings A. \ .
WIthout regard to cost, at much less than the man
ulacturlnE prices. Our stock comprises great vs.
rlety OF garments for mems and boys wear "
NOAH WALKER a CO
g. Browns Hotel Building
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LOST AND FOUND.

&S REWARD:-Strayed away on the Sd instant
Oc large WHITE cow. spotted with 10y
red. Has long horns. and a large bag rather -"
sore. The above reward will be paid for
ner return to ANTHON HENRY RUPERT
llth street. near DIR. Hav's an 10 sts .
&C kEWARD.-Lost on the morning of the 1tb
W instant, IN gong along q street, from 9Th To
I'm or en- 1th street, Pa avenue or street an oval
snapped GOLD BREASTPIN, containing A brad
OF gray har alss several other brads of hair of de-
ceased friends IS surrounded by double tvis ed
wrought chain. The finder will feceIvs the above
this Office. s' ny ieanrus a. al
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FRENCH. ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN

H'NbNOII, ENuIISH, AND AMERICAN
WALL PAPERS
FIRE BOARU PRINTS BORDERS AND
DECO CATIONS, WIND OW SH4DES'
GlLTCORNICE IND BANDS, CURTIN
PINS d TRIMMINGS,
The undersigned are now prepar ed at the corner
Oh 9h and to offer to the public the largest
ana most varied assortment of the above goods to
the present week large additions to the stock and
VIII constantly be In receipt of the latest and most
as any house north. " AZ"
Paper put on by experienced workmen, under the
supervision of one of the firm " ~ e
FRANKLIN & ROTHROCK.
III. RoTHROcK.S ix ea-aoo,,
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Health of New Orleans.
BaItimsrs NIarksts.

NEw ORLEANS, August u The number ,
deaths from the yellow fever here, last week,
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STOVE WOOD-Msnulaotured to order 81
- GALT'S steam Fire Wool Mills,
foot Of 18th street. Once, N. w. corner i1th 400
streets, No. ST. ~ q lot
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NAYUR'S OFFICE,
w GKoRG ETOwN, ID. c., August 4, 1853.
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given, to all per
sons concerned that jury will be assembled lots
numbered 2, 8. l. 5, 6, and 2, in HOmead's addition
to said Georgetown, on Saturday, the l4th dsy of
August instant at 10 o'clock, a. m, condemn so
much OF said lots as may be necessary for the open
ing and lay ing out public street to be named que
duct street, according to the plan submitted to the
C,TpOration of said GEORGETOWN, by Nj. G. Meigs,
Captain Of Engineers and Chief Eng neer OF the
Washington AQueduct, and to assess damages and
DEMENT'S, which may accrue from the opening of
said street.
RICHARD X. CRAWFORD,
an dtl4th Mayor of q GEORGETOWN.
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By A. GREEN. Apctior..,

~ AuCUOneeT.
TRUSTEE'S SALF.-WIlJ he sold -, ru,,ps
~ DAl Eth August next. at 10 O'clock a m on
ad s.eet, near the Centre Market, to the hiThe.t
one wagon and one double sett of harness 10 Az
~ CERTAIN dsbts and notes, secured by a deed Of
III S'a, OF the land records of WashInston ooSnty
IL: -. ii. EDMUND CLAIR Trustee' .
y HA"@us A GREEN, Auctioneer,
iTThE ABOYE SALE IS POSTPONED
By order of the Trustee, '' "Oui'
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& UNI Nj Err DRINKS.
BLACK berry Brandy, Ginger Vino,
Raspberry do, Curacao,
finger 60, Absnthe,
Cherry do, COrdias,
Soda Water Syrups, Malt I,Ieuors,
StrOus htOn's and other Btters.
The cheapest, best and argest assortment of Por-
ter, Ale, Brown Stout and Lager Beer ever offered
The above, as we'll as our unrivalled Mineral
Water and Cider, constantly hand and for sale by
Army & SHINN,
je24-tf (;eorgetown
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The STAR.
ENTAssocIArEp press
THREE DAYS LATER Y.o. C...-
Arrival OF the St..-

- the Ste1ner
n-LifAN, August 1.-The ,,....-- -,
arrived here this afternoon f-or 1, mer Niagara
adxices TO the 3lst ult., three dsy. 49, win
Inc me steamer o.a City Of washington srr,v.s nm,
Parliament was rapidly winding N, ,,,.,
IN the House Of Commons Lord Stanley .,,,.1
tnat the total number Of forces in Indi. 80 -
d fo1.e, including the India compAny,s troops ana
S uSnng Tor casualties, Is So 900. -Four million
tou' hundred thousand pounds of the Indian iosn
oh,,Teea borrowed, leaving f3.S0O, 900 vet 10 n.
tbIs n. There would be ample means from
current vsst 20 DELAY the expenses Of the whole
suhuetions have been sent ON, No, N in,.,t.,.
men, 81 Del nglon OF the natives The adiourn.
queens speech had been sdeo, on zoe "a, ne
0onncli and would be delivered ~ ~
Inc Ooodwood cup was won by s.Sn,.r.n rs.
Only American starter was the hor,e ch.,a.-, 10
which came in last se Sherieston,
Inc morse Fisherman was second I'm On. g.
WOOD races-nothing Else was near oniv 800,
hsvs ~, s,a DC owner OF Saunterer 10 said to
Dates from Bombay to the I'd CONFIRM IN. r..
capture OF Gwalior by the British and the 49,
tyes Were hemmed In. The British had RaIned
% or an victory near Lucknow. The rebels
Continental news IL unimportant.
COMMERCIAL
On s. nkkPooL, July 3l-Cotton: sales for the veet
1",ow oales-trcludine q 600 bale, Tor ,,~cn,.,So.
decIiosS Isies Ior export. All qualities have
safes OF Friday estimated at 600 b,Ies ST.
"A Pot oo',OoO bales, Of which So 600 bales ar.
:. ne sdvlces from Manchester are favorable.
the market closing quiet but steady
The weather has been favorable for IN. o,or.
! ne market Is steady. Messu. Richardson A
spence quote Hour dull at a decline 81 Cd. Corn
is dull and quotations are nominal Tbs a,oS
Circular and others say corn has declined 1, on
the week 40 OA
PROVISIONS are quiet Beef 10 heavy, with but
I n inquiry; and prices weak. Pork Ia Arm
hho!deIs demanded an advance, which checked
ConsolsS Bullion in the Bank of England
has increased f50,OOO sterling
LATEsT -LtrsTPooI, Saturday Cotton close.
hrm and steady.
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CHEAP.-cHEAPER a-CHEAPEsT -

! have g ia-ge stock e. old style and damaged
buskIn BOOTS. Also, Misses, ChidrenS
s s1G Servants BOOTS and SHOES. OOmPnsin1
Isl pairs ladies' Black Lasting Congress Caters.
$50 p,,., ,di.,, p,... ,;., c,,,..s,..
CATERS, at IS cents
$50 pairs Ladies' SLACK Lasting and Colored Lsoed
Heeled Caters, at 81 IS.
100 pairs Misses and Chdren's Caters, at 50 and
81 cents.
$40 pairs LADIES' Bronze, Morocco, Kid, Velvet
Carpet aud Lasting slippers, at 81 cite per PAIR.
Also, on hand, the largest assortment of Ladies'
and e entlemen's Boots and Shoes in this citv 81
which will cell cheap, as I wish % reduce my
stock. Call early at .
SAM'L HOOvER's
Iron Hall Boot, shoe, and Trunk store,
jy Sl-2w Pa. av., bet. 9;h and 10th sta, No SD.
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DEPARTING JEWELRY.

DEPARTING JEWELRY.
JEWELRY REPAIRED in a superior manner,
and at about one half the usual cost, by J. A.
WATSON, assisted by experienced workmen,) Sc
Bridge street, below the Post Office, Georgetown,
N. B.-For the convenience of persons living in
the country, Jewelry Repaired In one hours no
~ 10
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The Corartnership heretofore existing under the
by mutual consent. Persons ndeb ed will nav the
accounts to Geo. F. Kidwe !, who is authorized to
coiIeet Lhe same, and those having claims agains,
SAID hrm WI! present them to him.
GEO. F. KIDWELL,
August 9th. 1853, an Ia a..
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BY WALL & BARNARD. Auotlnneer,

By WALL & BARNARD, Auc,loneer,
FANCY AND DRY GOODS, BONNETS
OF our Store sA x
a stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, &c, being III
Bonnets. trimmed and plain,
GIBBONS, ArtlhcIsl Flowers, and Velvets,
G GHfSsea' H ksSss TR5, n1,1 c,;;.
E;mT I'm Jet and Steel Goods.
W m other goods IN the Fancy line.
Also. a lot OF assorted Dry Goods.
au lots WALL & BARNARD. Auc,,.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of Writ,
W OF herI faoias issued from the CLERKS o5ce ~
CIRCUIT Court OF the District Of COlu msia for the
expose to public sao foT C g e directed On pN shs
n .a @ door of raid county, FRIDAY the
lowing described property to wit All uds ioi
right title; claim. and interest in and to Lots Sos
the city Of Washington, b. on sasee N Mo S
ana singular the improvements thereon seized ard
sc 70 sea al ! So Is anG and %
,ctoosr term, 1885, in favor of Geo E. and l.. sang
au ll-dt. for the Dlstrictof Columbia.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ Of
~ flerl FaoIas, issued from the Clerks Once ~
the County of Wssbngton. and to me SiIscas ioT
shall expose to public sale for cash in front of The
The sd next s5s at = o Se M ~:
iolI3wlng described property, to wit: All defsnde
SO IN Square No. 81, in the city Of WssSlnsto ton.
together with all ami singular the Improve
erty of VIM. H. FanDnE and will BE- sod tn os pjSP
JUDICIAL o. 100, to October term, 1885, in favor Of
John b. Morgan. " 'oi VI
w. sELDEN. Marshal
eo n-ts Tor the District of Columbia.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two vr,ts of
W ner aclas ed from the Clerks office Of thu
CIcult Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF washington, ard to me directed I shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
SouIL-house door OF SAID county, on TUESDAY
the 18th day Of August, 1858, at y m the fol-
lowing described property, to Wit: All Samuel Nv
Egton night, tte claim and interest in and to LOT
NO. IN square y o. 4e6, In the city of Washington
" u, together with all and singular the Improve
ments thereon. seIZ ef and levied pom as the pron
erty "l Samuel Byngton, ard will be sold 10 satisfy
yudlelals NO. TAG, to OctOber term. 1850 WiIliaro
van Reswics rs. X Ichard Wallach and Samuel By-
,ngton; and No. IA JudIclals to October term I858
Wullam Van Resvlck rs. John Van ReswIck
Richard Wallach and Samuel Byington.
w. SEEDEN, Marshal
" Gus for the District Of Columbia.
A DhINl>TRATOR'S SALE-In pursuance of
an order from the Orphans Court fJr the county
OF Washington, District of Columbia. bearin. date
JuS jst utirno, will offer for sale, 10 the highest
ouuer AZ auction, Al my stables, Beall street be-
dMeen Hlsh ana Congress SITS. GEORGETOWN on
THURSDAY MORNING, August 18th instant AT
IL CLOCK, the following articles. VIZ: One Horse
ana w agon. one Saddle and Bride and one Silver
watch !; the same being the property OF the estate
oil SaInl Cromwell. decd. Terms c1sh
WIN. &. HAZEL, Administrator
au wow ON estate of sam. Cromwell. dec.
NARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of a writ of
lfl nerl 1aclas, issued from the Clerks Office of
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SoIUl q ID CIO ,IUZ.0I N3S, HI 81
Compared with July of 1857 these returns show
decrease of SO ,53 %, Of which SO 635 IS is
on the main stem, aud SslS 50 is on the North
western branch. There is, however, an increase
on the Washington branch earnings of 1852 gS
which, deducted from the two items of decrease
above noted, show the net falling off as before
stated The gross revenue i'm July of last year.
from the three lines OF the road, amounted to
s4i1 500 81, of which l7,251 20 was from the
Northwestern line, that being tho first month in
which any revenue was derived from that work.
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HATS OF THE SEASON,

HhTO OF The SEASON..
have the pleasure to introduce the HANDsOM
n ESI HAT OUT; also, a fresh case Of
FRENCH SOFT HATS of my own i'm ~
portaton. Getting them from FIRST hands -
can oner them much lower than usually sold m this
CITY. A peep At them will guarantee sales.
III sign OF the white Bear," corner of stb
street and Pa. avenue. vi WI
apH-eOtf HOPKINS
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NEW SIOCh UF PLAIN AN ID FANCY STA
~ TlONkRY just received at ShephsTd'-
Fancy and plain Note and Letter Papers ard Enye-
lopes. of latest styles,
Faber's Poyg grade and other Pencils
Gold Pens, Steel Pens,
Maynard q Noyes' Black, Blue and r ed Inks.
Enveiop IS, assorted, plain and fancy,
Blank Books, Memorandum, &C.,
School Books.
Chlldren's Toy Books. of every variety,
Also, Prayer Books, Psalms dc.
Don't forget the pacs to get your money hack
Building. o'oe
Isl IN SuCDurp
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts
SEE FIRST PAGE.


NOTICE.-DOG LICENSE.-The owner. OF
their licenses will pire the l4th INST and nm
less they are renewed within ten days from that
DATE they will subject themselyes to fine.
a4 II -eot2t VIM. LAIRD, Clerk.
EOR SALE-On accommodating terms. the
Il three, story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
ospled by the late George :. Neil. The Dwelling
contains ten rooms, kitchen and cellar. The Store
rs spacious and convenient. There is also a COED
work shop on the premises. To any person WIS In ny
To engage IN the TIN plate and sheet iron bu siness
hr.t rate opportunity is offered. Him
L pow DER /" " T. II "
A. L. OFFUTT d CO., IN Georgetown, having
from the Justly celebrated Hazard Powder Compa-
ny. would respectfully call the attention of dealers
miners, quarrylers and spOrtsnen to the fact that
they have At this time magazine well stored with
As well as large Assortment Of Safety Fuse. all of
which Will he sold by the quantity at the manufict-
nTers prices We name 10 part
Mining and Blasting Powder. in kegs of % lbs each
r and FF, q, Kentucky Rifle do, IN do.
FG sea Shooting Powder, IN kegs OF IS lbs. each
American Sporting do, IN 10. canlsters,
hentucky Kline do, IN Id canisters,
Indian Rifle DO in TASKS
Duck Shooting do m ~ cans,
No. 1853 and les Bridge street, wholesale and retail
dealers IN Groceries, Dry Goods. &c. au Him
0@A CALLED NESTING OF THE VIGI-
~ LIANT FIRE COMPANY will be held at
INST, NJ Its O'Clock. Business OF Importance will
aus PRESIDENT
EOR BOSTON.-ONLy REGULAR LlNE-The
Packet Schooner SearsvIlle Is-[A
now receiving freight for the above port, and ~
apply BRU Or ana III
street, Georgetown, ID. G. jySI Wv
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w Cd A ND Al,

The undersigned having taken the stand lately
occupied by Geo; F. Kidwell & Co., has on ha nd
and VIII be pleased to furnish the very best
Of WOOD and COAL to be sound In the marE or
Tor CASH, or to punotual customers, PAYABLE month
ly. A call Is solicited. ~ ''0A'"
GEO. +. KIDWELL.
au lO-StA 14th street, near Ohio avenua
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CODA WATER AND HOOK.

SODA WATER AND HOOK.
If YOU want refreshing glass of pure SODA
WATER, favored with the different fruIt Slrpps.
or one Of HOOK, new article In this eIty call ~
J. r. Mllburn q CO.'S Drug Store, under WIllards'
Hotel, where the best quality Of the above beve-
j. r. MILBURN q CO, Drrssists,
is & sosn wIlardss gofeI
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WE DIRECT attention to the advertisement of Mr.,
b. Hall, III another column. We are pleased to oh
serve that he has been appoint cd gent for Nc Don
nelPs Catawta 6lngeI W iue. the fame Of winch IL
now universal The Baltimore press is loud in its
praise, and Herald any ex Ordiiar, cures enectsd
by ITS use. We nail ITS introduction into our CITY
sired descideratum in our beverages
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TRIALS AT THE GUARD-HoUsE.-MaryB Butler
drunk workhOuse 90 days; George Butler, pro-
family; do. 90 days Eliza Lee, do ; do 81 DAYS
All the above were cOlored. Elizabeth Shorter
lighting fine and costs, - S.; X. Moody, pro-
family dismissd; John Carberry shooting In
the street; fine and costs, 500 IS; Thoma, VII
lIams, drunk; dismissed; William Beroman
do; - 81; David Richards, do dismissed.
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Town DrPREDATOKs IN THE CoUS1Ry
complaints made by the farmers, gardeners, and
residents Of the country outside the Corporation
limits, Of the impudent depredations made upon
their property and premises by gangs from the
cry, are Just now very loud and strong. They
represent that nothing Is spared by the troops Of
rowdies aud Ioafers that, especially on sundays
range over their lands seeking what they may
d-vour and destroy. These visitations are a nui-
sance OF he worst kind and will be kelly .noup
TO draw down on the parties who ma he them the
just vengeance Of the abused and fnsulted vic
Tins Self-preservation is the q rst law of nature
and country people will put as we'll as others
into operation. Let the evil dispose beware
IHteAigsHesr.
DIED OF HIS lNJUEIks.-we were told last
evening that negro boy, about fourteen ye,rx M
hgr, whose parents reside Third street Ia
tween and VI, on the Island, died On Ia,
tuesday evening from injuries received in being
beaten few days previously. The report thai
reach US IL that no inquest bad been held over
The body during yesterday, though he was at
tsnd-d by two physicians. The matter shouId
BE inquired Into by the police.
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REMOVALS.


Removal.
VxyE have removed our stock OF Clothing, Cloths,
w Cassimeres, Furnishing Goods, Ac., u our new
and spacious store In
METROPOLITAN BLOCK
And are nov prepared to sho. them 10 our old friends
Ani customers. and ~ many new ones a. choose u ia
vr u. Re leave this week for New York and Bos-
Ton, where We viii purchase and bring ~ this city
the IA hest anu most fa-hionAbl stock for the Spring
aud Summer Trade, ever offered In this market, nj
Wholesale AID k.tsil Prompted by our success the
past year, we feel arrured that q first Class Olothiog
anil Tailoring Establishment is much needed. and w
take 1t upon ourselves u open such an one, trusting
To our NAM friends for its support. We 10 business
strictly on the one price principle, and warrant every
article. Jeb25-dtfl X. II. PARKS 4 90.
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Country Property.

mol. Farm Of 19D acres near Round Grove, 50
acr $ broke and. unde4 cultivation, a small hocse run
nlng water.
NO.. The north west quarter Of Sec S, Twp 70,
h l, east, upon which there il 10 acres broke.
MOB. The southwest quarter Of sec 5, twp 7S, X ],
east. with . good stone Guarrs upon Is.
NO I, Two hundred AMI forty acres, In section II,
twp 80, RI, west, (Cedsr County, running water.
Only IS per acre
No g.. The south east qnafter Of sec II, twp IS,
Range |, west. Price $l5 per acre.
MOI, Eighty acres, part In wheat, near Round
Grove. Price els per acre. Easy terms
Not. A splendid ssrm Of ESQ acres, sec II, twps0
+ !, east. A large rock house e. NO Il aud water, will
te sold in whole Or in part, 100 acres In wheat. II
taken soon the crop will b gwen in, or any person
can %Lurchsse the crop on The ground. A gscd spec.
ulation. jelS-dtf
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Dwelling House for Rent.
nm tAeQs tAess etasy Hssss, eonsalaing y !ooms
- ~ V0oln y ou1Aohaa ~ Q nonsoa bool0lng
hsssun%s !. &1k4.ss.
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REAL ESTATE.

SlaynakeT, Cane I crawford,
Real EetaSe sAQessSs,
MOI West 0oo0na0 ~.
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
AvlNG . c~empiste and socurate 4, sesaet Of
- rifles (, all lands Ia scott Counsy, we enjoy su-
Lsfior advantages for the examination Of Titles aud
~ 1roicious investment Of money; ant Incl e sed
ssliiities hr the TRANSACT "a of all our bn in.ss.--
mes aostrActs haxe BEEN carefully Compiled from
tss CoG sty kccoris, and we will In all cases guaran-
ZEE toetr Cor rectness.
rfonpt Intention given to the location OF Land
wsrTsnsa Collection VI Money, Payment Of Taxes,
sc. &c.
~. Y. SLAIMAkER,
NOTARY PCBLIC AND CoxmIsstosEs o. DEEDS
Fos MINNESOTA.
JOHN n. CRAWFORD,
ATTORNEY l. COUNSELLOR AT LAW
DAVENPORT, iowa.
subscribers offeI the following parcels OF Real
Estate for sale to which they respectfully inyite
tne attention Of purohssers:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-09
James W. cannon,
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kUM Ben I've Els
Lath, Barn Boards, Fencing,
PICK ETS, WOOD, &c, &c.
FAVE A suPEsIos Los . =
Dressed Ey0Os5Mg,
SOUTH RAIL ROAD FIFTH) STREET
Det. Western Avenue snA oaiaes ~
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
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LAVE IN once for the sraneoceiso - buaDsae n
II Mesvin's Bloch, Ferry strese. vhtch WI Worn
from 10 . ~, n, and from 8 70 8
All lot owners who have not settled for thely Iuaa.
will please cell Immediately and 10 g sn6 reopivs
their deeds.
large portion Of the Cemetery gsouads are 40
surveyed aud stsked on In lots. ne cDQum,ty
generally ID invited 10 examine Then a1d no. =.
~lections.
II h The intention Of the compeny 70 make TIN
Cemetery complete In III its appotntments. n
avenues are broad and carved; native forrest tssoD
are c~arefcIly preserved, and various ktn1B q sAaAo
treos have been set out. A oompeten4 pssono oneu-
pies the Porter's Lodge, and 70 ouastan1ly suQasye1
10 taking care Of and inpeoving the grc0n6n.
All applications for lots or buriAls No. - usho
at the once, whore cards salhegiaing buSaalD - =
issued.
The pubic, In patronixing this Csnsessy. nsy ~
sssuFei that II VIII - psotosted u SvoeS ~ auooe
~ saercd ps1p0Ds. DUbDU4H
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