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The session Will commence on the 20,h oil
October and end 10 March following.
The Lectures will DC delivered al the Col
Iege building, No. 3O3 F street, during the
hours OF the afternoon and evening. This
time oflecturing has been customary in the
College since It's establishment. aud is found
TO be advantageous for the student.
The object OF the Medic Il Faculty will be
TO instruct perfectly in the elements OF Med
icai Science in all its departments. with ITS
accessory branches of knowledge. NOT only
TO qualify him to eGier upon the practice OF
medicine. but to give him an extensive foun-
dsiion, upon which he NAV, in after life,
build up d thorough and liberal knowledge OF
his profession.
The extensive public libraries Of the city
Of W Washington afford To the student opportu-
mites which can be found in but few cities of
the Union. for consulting. without cost, rare
and valuable works of science and general
literature.
The subject OF Biennial courses of Medical
instruction has been urged uponIhe attention
OF this and of other Medical Schools Nv a
Committee Of the American Medical Asso
citation. The faculty fell the force oil the rea-
soqs urged, and are disposed TO be among the
foremost in the cause OF educational progress.
but at present they are compelled to conform
20 established customs, and to give at each
session course on every branch of Medical
Science.
While doing so. however, IL is their inten-
ton TO make their course Approximate TO
Biennial one, by giving particular attention
TO different subjects on alternate years; and
during the ensuing session. The following,
among other topics, will receive from the IA
Guilty particularly full calculation. viz -
Operative Surgery. Organic and Physiclogi-
cal Chemistry, and vegetable Materia Medica
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08
JOHN r. CLARKE,
GENERAL
Con,n,ission nlcrfhant,

Il EEPS constantly on hand, Flour, Grain,
~ Bricks, Lime and Seeds, of MI kinds.
Also, Guano, Bone Dust, Plaster, &C., nc
No. 100 Dugan's wharf,
BALTIMORE.
COL have constantly ON hand. Clover.
Timothy Orchard Grass Seed. and all kinda
OF Gram and Mill Feed. together with Bale
Hay, which will sell ai the lowest cash
prices. Family, extra. and Super Flour 81
ways on hand. and for sale al the lowest
prices. All orders tor Lumber promptly ss-
tended TO.
March ls. ls5S-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08


- -.
PcRE BREAyzi< =pnlv saostsilce that
"is"ald DC aai1slse y ~ fs'essc = the con-
six TO ten DROPS 81 i n . winc-sslass full IT
pure spring water, t4ken lniIesllafesy asteF tiIe
.perrs.s':iS = ne lmlnrning are cnPiesc1, WIN
i:is'an'ty swecscn tne 'fesdn, ny a's'nIecstllg
tns ssSnacn: wnscn. iar n.sn oe'ng - ,"J'lIeu'
WI PC ee'lcnt 's ~ ..e IleSilSne
10y, tsss may y Eei'ssteu p te s'ipEc q l''e
Gay IN feFne cases INC "spr af'aLg rom ca
n"us vsstn Y Inoanen WITH tnat OF sne ssoan-
acn' the mouth Oe wen sin - VIII 'ess-
spoonsui q me solntion Q. ths enloloe ~ =; =
tumoseg ct sAesr' fne Oad odor OF tae teetn VIII
g removed. - =. .s.-.-t.-7 A. III.
=
- NJ. montgomery W FsnnSyNana, h
letter tn MS eenSsasusns Ee'asihS 70 0lS Tc-
81 have invariably, m all parts OF the DIS
uict, said 70 sne people thaL ! was NOT I'c,
compton candidate, nor an ann-Lecon1peoh
Candidate but SIMPLY an esa-Easnienei Demo,
cratic candidate, subject e. the customs ana
tisases OF the party. We had some difference
at opinion amongst rs on the Kansas question.
but now that controversy i terminated By q
bill which, II ii is not all we could ask, is yet
acoJEprcmse which sse, - good citizens. should
faithfully carry out. the coarse Of true wisdom
demands OF every Democrat tv exert ms Whole
inGuence 70 harmDnize and unite the party
- -
NATIeSALr Dsprs---0n me isS OF July next
the debt Of the United States will amount TO
Ooo. S0U recently autnortzed oy congress.
Taking into consideration the present state Of
the treasury. ana tie pfoUao'e extent OF re-
ceiPts during the enculng year, = lmPro0a-
oae enas any payments WIZ DC maoe unua @'Ge'
the next nscai year, endins July; 1903. 10
tne meantime' however, Ine Pcscs'ui 'eI'nina-
non o. the MTmon imorogno. ana the pr1oa-
nie aneaO'e "ngnuInnent " ING oiAA'cu'1'eS
Win England, VIII save the country very
large eq difuFr, me necessary OF whicn was
aPPrenendeo up TAI ncarly nne c.oss % c1 .ne
'e0e"' SS"S''A " ''''s''' A''s'''
Gov. JoHSsoxs OpIsioS OF WASHINGTON.
We have heretofore aiinued 20 tne iact that
Governor Thomas johnson OF Maryland was
tne nrSt man VINO oiFecteo P"otc aItcntion 70
70 tne superior merits Oh zen ueOrse ASH
1ngCnn; we no" earn rom = memorandum
puonsneo IN the Natioha' inee,ngenrsT' the
opinion OF the Governor more iuIly: ne says
unnel 1Ass Oh oepseTOeI 40, leaO ncIe
put am more an" more nAcu ~ s'e opinion
tnat ne came nearer tue oruer OF SUPERIOR De-
Inss '""n any person ever PerSon" Nne",
Os can .e'y Oh "Onl '"e IcI,'' " n.SVo'y VI
my limited aequaintance Win tne history OF
'hose VINO occupied the stage Oeiore u.s.
- 49,
WohHtSs hssiT y; W ashlngt3n
correspondent OF the rnna1elPna res VINO
poiey' yee "Oes juS''cc 70 SV'i'e VI MS o'nclal
uaits:
"Ar. Buchanan Is NOS well, nut the fa''gne
VIII soon pas OH. ne mas ri .ao"Ieu WIN I'M
mcnse sssi'itiity anu care. Inc truth IS tle
tra1on: nc oversees every ming. ne intends
70 90 nus "usy ana ne Noc" IT, Anere IS hot
member OF ms C'"''et VII" oocs naiI f!is ''ai-
" '"0of' .-... ...
MON Fa,har GaIicrber for a number If wears
the parish priest at Elgif, H., in company with
another reverend gentleman. took beat tn
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

ADMISSION OF JEws.-The Morning Advert
ser learn from various sources that a settlement
of the long agitated question Of the admission Of
Jews to Parliament has at length been br ught
about. The conferences between the Lords and
Commons have endel, it is said, in the former
agreeing to the principle of the right of Jews to
seats in the parlment, and the result will be, as
the first fruits Of the concession Of the Peers to
popular feeling, that Baron Rothschild will very
speedily take his seat in the house Of Com
mons.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

BoYs ~ THE M Rsxe CoaPs.-A section m
the nava; appropriation passed by Congress de-
clare that il shall be lawful 60 enlist boys FOR
service in the United States marine eorps, with
the consent Of their parents or guardians. not
heing under eleven nor over seventeen years OF
age, tn serve until they shall arrive at the age of
81 years; the boys so, enlisted 10 received the
same paw. rations and clothing nov received by
boys ENLISTED in said enrps under the authority
Of the Secretary Of the Navy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
gTvHE Copsnnership heretofore exisnnR
III under the firm of Th0s. Daily g. Co..
is this day dissolved By mutual consent, shs
business will be settled By ,. ID. Welck
THOMAS DAILY. s%
J. B. WEIGH. -
Having purchased the Interest Of ,. ID.
WeIch IN the concern Of Thonsas Daily l.
Co, ! will continue the Harness 4 E;aedlerF
business in all its branches ae no "a Soush
Street. THOMAS DAILY. s'fE'
Bait. June 8. le5s-4w. =
- sset d st-a. i
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TIE Baltimore built brig, Mary A. Forrest
'recensiv made tire rus, from New York 10 Rio
de JaEeiro in Ihirty-ihrss days. --s-4 -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08
"AvING TAKEN ROOM
IL NO. I22 DUGAN's WHARF.
Up stairs. for the purpose Of doinga
GentP.l Commission Business,

on NJ own Account,
And having had an experience of SIX years.
feel confident Of giving satisfaction to sll Who
may send Produce 20 my care. VIII give
CO and the measuring and weighing Of Grain.
VIII also purchase on commission oil kinSe
OF Merchandise, Glove Timothy, Flsx md
other Seeds; Lime, Plaster. Bone Dus, De-
burg GusnO. Ashes. and oil RsTtlixess % es-
srntisl 10 Farmers. ! would most ,rsspeet.
fully solicit share Of your paBonsge. piedg-
ing myself 10 do the best 10 pFcmote the in
teresis of the Farmers and Planters.
H. GOODRICH.
ny- Also Ag.n, sor the sale o; Pure BssH-
49, SU;aAs Gsn farashra sexiss hid Rye
Whistles, &c.. nj ihe-best braads.
March IS, Ie56-ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

Fsas Caaasl.--In the army sprrcpsiasios
bill finally psssea Nv Congress, there 10 mn up
proprsafion of SIS. 600 - costume she work OF
Fort Carroll, Soller's Point. This win be agree
fesr The work would be stopped for the vsns o
fands.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

LoHcwooD AND THE ToMB OF NAPoLEoN.-
The ST. Helena Herald Of the 4th Of March con-
talns an ordinance Of the governor. granting to
the Emperor of the French, and hls heirs in per-
petuiiy, the lands forming the sites Of Long
wood and the tonic Of Napoieon's Vale, where
the tomb is situated, comprise about % acres,
while those of LongwoOd comprise about g.
They recently belonged to private owners, and
have been purchased by the Crown for the pur-
pose Of the present transfer, at cost of 81 ,6OO
for the tomb, and E3, 500 for the house.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

WoRTHY % NoTE.-The New Orleans Com
mercial Bulletin states that sBaitimnre Is the
first esiy m the United States that was lighted
with gas, among the first that introduced water
pipes, the 6rst in the world that introduced and
put in successful operation passenger raIirnad.
the irst esty in The Union that erected o manu.
ment tu George Washington. and the city where
The magnificent telegraph wzs 6rss eOmmenc-
E@sstt~&s E7s9 "a
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

1 THE O'CoNNELL FAMLY.-The death OF
John 0'Conneli takes away the last Of the
O'Connell cesebnues IN Ireland. Manrice Con
nell, the eldest son of the Liherainr, died some
few years ago; Morgan o 'ConneH has never been
much known in the arena of agitaiions fer, early
~ political lie, he surrendered The Representa-.
ton Of Meath for an appointment in the ofice
Of Register If Deeds in Ireland. .sYoung Dan, v
now member for Tralee. possesses none Of The
elements 10 make the naFne heard
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

J. E. Willeit. NJ. D., Prusector and Demon
sirator and Anatomy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

GiRARD CoLLEcE.-A very important change
has recently been made by the directors OF Gil
-~-1 C-u~@~, - -~l~I:4>E> a. che asImiSsaanS To
that institution. The practice has hitherto been
TO admit children whose fathers are dead, with
GU, reference to the fact whether the mother was
living or not. The practical effect of the new
decision of the directors will be; first, exclude
from admission all children whose mothers are
living; and second, to extend the benefit Of the
institution 10 children born in all parts Of Penn
sylsanla.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

A new process Of extracting teeth was recent
ly tried IN Baltimore. A number Of teeth were
extracted, and the patients declare they received
no pam. bat experienced a numbing sensation
about the tooth. This soothing is prod iced by
a current OF electricity though the forth at the
time OF extracting. The patient grIsps & mly
in his hand one pole from an electro magnetic
machine, the other pole is attached TO the for
ceps, and by this means a current. Of electricity
Ia passed through the tooth, and produces a 10.
ca! anes, aesia, and so avoids the use Of chioro-
form or ether.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

A PRIEST DTowSED.-Oa Sunday after-=
noon, Father Gallagher, for number If years
the parish priest at Elgin, H., in company with
another reverend gentleman. took beat tn
pass over the river, but approaching too near
the dam, were drawn under by the current
and the former was drowned, while his COM
panion with difficulty swan to shore At the
lest accounts the bcly had not been discovered
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

"You don't seem to knew how 10 take me, -
Sald vulgar fellow to gentleman he had in
Euit.d. eyes, do" said the gentleman, taking
him by the nose. F"
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

~ A tipsy Irishman, leaning against q
lamp post, a. a funeral procession was passing
by, was asked who was dead. II can't exactly
say, sur, but presume it is the Gntleman in
the coffin"
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-07-08

RoDERT DAl.R OwEE COSvERTED.-PgiVate
letters fronl the Hon. Robert Dale Owen, United
States Minister at the Court If Naples, written
TO his friesads at New Harmony, announces the
gratifying intelligence that he has been con-
veFted 10 the Christian religion. Mr.. Owen
is well known for his scholastic attainments
but his influence has ever been weakened here.
tofore BY ais heterodOx views of Christianity,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-24

THE Eddy House 1t East Davenport. Term
i easy.
Apply to ". H. Hildreth on the premises.
aprl6dtf
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For Sale.

1NHE three story Brick House located on the
l. corner Of Second and Reynolds streets, in the
city Of LeClatre, containing ten rooms. having u riv-
er view Of some s mites up and down; also = good
cistern which contains some 300 barrels OF water, and
q good brick smoke house. 1t Is one Of the healthiest
locations on the Mississippi River.
Terms, 1880 cash, the balance In l, 2 and .
years, at 10 per cent interest. For further particu-
lars inquire on the premises. The house 10 not one
year old.
Apr17-tf N. 8.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-24
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DlADEM
Worn BY Kings or Emperers.
What? Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.

Bsoa use It 10 the ornament II himself provide ed
for al our race. Reader although ths rose NAV
bloom ever SO brightly In the glowing cheek, the Ne
BE- ever so sparkling, the teeth be those Of pearls, n
sn arted and shrive'ed, harsh snd dry, or worse stuI.
IL sprinkled with gray, nature will lose more than
half her charms. Prot. Woods HAIR Restorative. II
used Two or three times wesk, will restore and per-
manen'ly secure to al such IN ornament Read the
following and judge. The writer Of the first q the
celebrated Pianist, Thalbsrg:
New Fork, April 10, 1855.
Dear Sir Permit me to express to You the obljgs.
lions l am under for the entire restoration Of my hair
to Its original color about the time Of my sryival. In
the Unihd States II was rapidly beconing cray, bot
upon the application Of your "Hsir Restorative" 1t
soon recovered its original hue. I Consider your
Restorative rs . very wonder ful invsntion. quite en-.
cacious IS we'll ~ agreeable.
lam dear cir, yours truly, 9. THALB1AG.
"Drych ar Gwylisdydet."
WEIGH Newspaper ONCE, ID Nassau st, ApI II, 1858.
PROy O J WOOD - Dear Sir :-S0me month OF
six weeks aGo ! received . bottle Of your Uair Res
torative aud gave It my wife, who concluded to try Il
on her hair. little thinking at the time that II would
restore the gray hair, but ~ horO q we'll e. NM sur
prise, afoer . few weeks trial u hes performed that
wonderful eject ~ turning al the gray halis 70 .
darA brown, at the same time beoutifying and thick
snins the hair. ! ssronslz the above
Of their hair. CHARLES OARDuW.
NEW YonK, July - 1e6e.
HROF 0 ] WOOD With confidence DO 1 recom-
Dsad your Hsir Restorative - being ~ NOT e0ea-
Gloss article ! ever say. 0lce usine your Halv n.
torative my hair aud whiskers which we're slmost
white have g~radoaily Gsewa dark; and I nov Eel
confident that . few more applications will restore
them TO THAR natural oder. n also has relleved me
Of oil dandruff and unpleasant itching, 20 common
amsns psssons Who perspsre freeaey.
PROF WOOD: About two yssrs ago ny hair
commenced falling on aud turning fray; / Wa fast
becam.ng bald, and bad tried many remedies - no
eH ct. ! commenced usfns your 1estorstive In jan
nary last. A few applications fastened ny halr
Armly. r began 70 al M grow out, ana tusaed
bsck - It, ssTmsr cole, (6iack.J Atthas tjme Il y
fully restored - its original coler, b alb and ap-
peafanee, and ! ehsesfslly rsne0aaad IL usas T. a.
Chicago. III, Nay ], 1oee. J D Hons.
1Ae1sstessAlvs - pat % hst1ias - . sisu, NJ.
large. medium aAd snail; ~ s0an hss1s = sV1na,
- SeeetD - - denos - 1se11ot ~ Uo1110
no1do . boet twenty ~ s6at mere = pseQsgt1sa
tAaa tAeenals ssealle IT ~ 1alasD ues6oo1Dl ~
1pe1se1sesseeA = usaa1Dsssnuuuuusas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-24

New Cabinet WarcrOOm.
icon. ROCK ISLAND N 0uRTH sT's)
WHERK all kinds OF Furniture can be had such
as Chairs, Tables, Toilets, Bureaus, Sink and
Wash Stands, Wardrobes, Cupboards. Fancy Bed.
steads, Common Bedstcads, New 0t,le Extension
Tables, and other articles too numerous to mention.
wno :Ants BOOB Gases, Oountere, Desks, Show.
cases, Of every KIND and made to order and warran.
d.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
As good as new. Eofas furnished with New eprinss
Trinlmed and repaired; Mahogany, Cane Seat, OAce
ana Bar Room Chairs repaired and warranted rood.
Painting and Vanishing done on the shortest NO
tice.
The undersigned Will always b found q hie shop
70 all iii orders.
expense Of purchasing nv.
Jsn3ldtf q. ". COLE.
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Office 50, Brady Street seith Moore q Gayyef
s1,HIS Express is designed TO deliver goods for
Merchants, carry packages, bundles, messages
&c, for persons living ON the bluff and in remote
parts Of the City. VIII also be ct the market home
every morning 1t 81 ~o'ciock-for the present : 70
take any marketing to residences which may Be de-
sired.
Orders left Ut the ONCE or in the ssFxpress" order
boxes 1t Mcneil I Bro, J B Sutton / Co, and " a
w ellsworth shall receive prompt attention.
The charges will be for dellveri0g bundles. naek..
gcs. messages, nc, to any part Of the city below the
bluff. and between h h bridge and western Avenue
10 cents. For similar bundles, &c, at Hast or North
Davenport 9Oc cash.
Favorable terms will be made with merchsnta m
others BY the month or year
BDWAkD ALDEN, Proprietor.
apTTdU Odhce - Brady street
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HAVE IN odace for the transaction OF bus,ne.. IN
IA Mervin's Block, Perry street, which I'M Be- open
from TOTO IL, y, and from 8 10 s, p n.
All lot owners Who have not settled for THAR Iota
WI! please call Immediately and do % and receive
their deeds. ~
A large portion Of the Cemetery grounds .rs NV
surveyed and staked of in lots. The communitv
generally 70 invited TO examine them and maSe -
1ectious.
It Il the intention Of the COMPANY a maxi. ~.
Cemetery complete In al its appointments Sns
avenues are broad and carved; native 1orrs.t -.
are carefully preserved, and various kinda a. 49,
trees have been set out. 4 competent pernoo 49,
pies the forter'e Lodge. and % constantly muas~ss
" taking care q and Improving the grounde.
Al applicat1ons for lots or burtals mnet h -.
q ne oGce, where ear1s s1thoRising boIiols - -
n p1hae, IN petEsnisine tAis O0sesry. - -
assured tAAt Il vul - Deeteseed = evssS m SrsSs
q: - Rsspaa. WI. ulhn141,
o-0 oAsRsAasy.
Building Lets - ExChanee
101 CATTLE.
Assvs Q. Aueuo1uD 1AvuAMm
- 1GsssAs'at. - se1ssl1nAosusAss 4
It41Q0e&'" 1'nHr1a"
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For Rent.

TNHE OFFICE heretofore occupied by Nessrs Cool,
L Dillon b Lindley, opposite Cook h SArgent's
Bank.
Enquire Of N. KUHHEN, Tobacconist. (Dec2Stf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-24
REMOVALS..
Removal.

xxTE have removed our stock Of Clothing. Cloths,
w 0assImeres, Furnishing Goods, &C., " our new
and spacious store in
METlRO POLITAN BLOCK
And are nov prepared to show them TO our old friends
and customers. and Is many new ones rs choose 70 ia
vor Us. We leave this week for New York and hos.
ton, where ve viii purchase and bring 70 this city
the richest and most fashionable stock for the Spring
and Summer Trade, ever offered Ia this market, Of
wholesale and Retail. Prompted by our success the
past year, we feel arrured that . First Glass Clothiog
and Tailoring Establishment Is much needed, and We
take 1t upon ourselves 70 open such an one, trusting
to our manv friends for its support. We DO business
strictly on the one price principle, and warrant every
article. Ueb25-dtl r.. II. PARKS d CO..
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ErOR sale cheap for oash-alx Drich naehlnss G0a
plete and In good order. Zach macAlna. ~
,ne horse, will Dake 400 Perfect Dsicn ~ oav.-
Al the crics on the hud.on River are neds ~ -
Mar machineo. Adde'S
AARv1AM . OeDuA.
mch9e -dts box 201a. C11n6
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Nate CaSscl,
THE FANNY HARRIS and KATE CAssEL will run
Il regularly between Rock Island. Davenport and
al points above to st. Paul making sure connec.
pose the Minnesota Daily Packet Line to st. Paul,
eaving Galena 1t 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, p. Lodwick, Master
Northern Belle, J. Y. Hurd
Golden Era W n Slaughter
Grey EsgAe ID 8 Harris
I" Key City, james Worden -"
" War Eagle, W. n. Gilbert "
The Fanny Hsrris leaves Rock Island and Daven-
port for ualen. every Monday, wednesday and Sri.
day at 9 O'Clock 4 M.
Returning. leaves Ga,ena for Rock Island and Da.
venpcrt every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday At Q
O'Clock 4 M, connecting with the Tishominco, which
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of the Fanny Har
ris. At 6 O'Clock p M.
The Kate Cassel leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
1t 9 O'Clock A n
Returning, leaves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport on n .nday. Wednesday and Friday at 8
o'clock 4 M, connecting with Keokuk and st. Louis
Packet BIN Campbell, which leaves on arrival OF the
Kate Cassel 1t 8 o'block p n.
These boats will give through tickets to all points
above 0alens to IT Paul, will also receipt for freight
to al Of the sbove Points, and will pay particular at
tention to the delivery Of the same. Passengers and
shippers can rely upon the ~strictest punctuality, rs
these boats convey the Nail and must leave promptly
1t the hour to make their connections.
N. B.-These boats arrive every evening . Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROWS + PRBTTYHAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. n. LANGLEY & CO.,
POWARS q CO.,
Agents, Rock Islsnd.
". p. GROvBNBBRY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch27-dtf
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For Sale.

AONE hundred and twenty Building lots In IN
~ Addition to the town Of Port Byron.
These lots arc eligible and handsomely situated on
abe bank Of the Mississippi. They vii be sold ON re-.
tonable germs.
For particulars inquire Of xessrs. Durfee, Pratt 4
Col. Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, ESQ.,, LeClairo,
Oorbin 4 Dow Davenport, or Of the subscriber,
JAMES NAY.
The subscriber has numberless desirable pie
ceof land In and near the cities Of Davenport ana
LeOlatre, amp near the town Of Port Byron, that he
Wihses 10 sell. fOctlStf1 NJ.
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Lines, to
Charleston and Savannah.
FEN following rates 70 take effect on and after JUNE Is
III 1858.