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For All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Ncw AM IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
t1yHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
Il bey,xad Wheeling. aud all parts u the West
Ist The ASasMOhkTkJN TRAIN viii rave except Sunday at
AZ m copnecfts Ath trains Tlsdephl* first nu from
washington m Junn win sv ~ wsy citations and arrive At Cum
beryapd at O'Clock, !. -,
NJ 30 a. M AHA t.sehes Wheeling 4a connecting II Rn
wcc with trains Cous, Cincinnati Day ndanrpchs iHu
vie Cleveland Toledo Detroit ctsS,s los caro- ana n'er
al The EXPRESS TRAIN daily connecting with
express Cincinnati st. 1oas Caro- tfsA ana otcre
dilute places ether narn' "nd souh'
arn places 100 miles shorter thur py any ocr
route The time IN these places is also uu9qnalled
baggage through Columbus Cincinnati ndianap u and
g. Louis L-
Pn.setgcra baggage transferred at all points free.
will I've sold TO all the large towns IN the West
al tho possible oe Camden Station nnd at
Washington city
second claas . attached ~ the mail train.
wHshDgtrn sp the rs fcad
dup0 tnkiug accommodation mail tran and lying at
Cumberland morning by the
wE leaves Cumberland AZ zo ~ M anu rach "peenX
M q p
Passengers washington have ample mc for meals Wash
ington Junction.
This The only route by through tickets and baggage ss
be obtained In Washington. "a
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
64s will Mt all stacns east oS
Piedmont going
ardly Wheeling 71b and accom-
Cumberland at 800 reaching Baltimore ~ sS M
FREDERICK TRAIN At e. ieAter Sunday xtoIrns
stations Leaves Frederick at o. arriving at BALTIMORE
at IL. .30
$40, p Leaves Hccs Mills at $780, aud 1sc, p m
except Sunday.
Jan 17-dtf of Transportation
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ian l7--dtf
Jefferson City Coal Mining and OIL ManufaC
turing Company.

VIN1E above company was chartered december 5U
l. 1857 The coal bank belonging and from which ths eoin~
will operate situated in Galloway county in 'e State o Missouri
o% "s oy % aa S sne ho hanrs and twenty
Louis by railroad II gentle inclined plane from the river 70 r
advantage possible over any cor bank ss ye IN The
tod States 50 far relates 70 navigation the case with which ne ns
coal by tho steamboats, the central position c the bank r suppns
the ncern WESTERN and northwestern countries together WIN ms
great coal Louis all The river c,es *tseen
there and New Orleans inclusive company can cmpcte WIN vs.
the known world fsr producing
s ana @ o. p r. e 40 s.nne
depth ns yet unknown "a DEPTH q about IN. hsrd, tse Aasns -
pure richest all the requisites f genera
ting and in % now being used for that purpose 'shersn
any nagahe tho world hare railroads built being
opnns Sp ana or se # @ e" %1 ,is Ss w
northwestern country where fuel from s scarcity has become M
mining aud delivering co. a i!vsr, y
the amount three millions q bushels per yar for The nae q I'M
western country together with one million Of bushels Tor he manu-
facturc Of OIL making in all four millions Of bushcs
For mining pcr bushe a4o, 600
For delivering TO bank and shipping sooeoo bushels ns oo
For mnnuacurius OIL ten per gallon 100 eoc
For incidental expenses ic,"'o
ro,., .x,.0.. 400. 900
yield profit follows The win sell readily on The
river bank At nleen cents e bnsc and the oil at one "o %
twenty Ave cents per gallon:
Tho yield 5000 900 bushels coal at Is cents 800"
than capacity Is 100000 gallons At d % c0
To which add the amour. coal making 7oo. go
Aner dciucins former expenses soo,~
Leaves prof, dividend rnnnn Of !, Soo go
Tho above by those acquainted with the
coal buns what be and win he done At this
bank half sod AMI fast selling Persons
s. s, s q. % tor .s % s ss ,s sss
OF the company
M NJ. Belt, Of Missouri
VIM Hgier United stacr scnator from Pennsyvans
Hon. WIN. Montgomery, member Congress Pennsylvania
Allison White, member Congress- frnnsylvaDin.
Jas. W. Bonita. of Jefferson city, Missouri.
M VIM Belt the president o the company and las W. Bona
a
samples the ell candle which they viii take pleasure
In exhibiting. ta JAS W. BONTA, N
Fcb 11--d6t Secretary
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.
CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Aghobs.eal Lsa Of HDeacrs and Representatives, ruth
MsU 'ssidentes m Nashiiss5e, frtbnsd bs The Post
master Of tAe Hou~ Of Representatives.
The ascsk o designates those whose wives accompany
them the section tS) those who have u single lady
with them two sections (SS) more than one lady AN
asterisk and section (oS) wife and single lady.
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Books from London.

IrNGAVA; Tale of the Esquimarx; by H. Nj
Hnlantype. III rs.
The Coral Islands, Tale Of the rreihc by NJ Bslantyne
Lights and shadows Christian Life by Rev DR. Tveec
~
he ~ cents
Masters and workmen: by Sarah Patterson. rs cents
Flora. n SO cents.
Tho R,ub,cs Of n so
The Better way; by Miss Bal'nntyne 30 cents
Tbr Roby Fsmi
tp,v r's 40 cents.
pibdin y Progressive Drawing book. t1 25.
rabdin's Advanced Drawing hook ~ rs
The Broad Drawing book. el.
wil.rs Drawing Is~~ons. 30
london sights. 26 cents.
R,,ernys the t'rassbopper r,s,es
Meter Fox Cc,ored plstes as cents.
Tho Life of Ship Cclcrsa plates. As cents.
Feb ERAN(x 1AYI
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mo 5s5.l
kotice for re astorfas cevtatm Iands to market I'm
the state u Alabama

Notice for rast0riA6 certain Lands - market In
tho state II Alabama.
N1OTttE M hereby given that the land Office AT
IN Huntsville N t State Of Ai~ean's Win be rsn 10 the
n,,v.ss entry after TIC frf day @ Of
IN raean psl,c embraces the following townships,
Aad beep pro sncd withdrawal by
s63 being Withdrawn 10 SATISFY, that
m railroad approved I'd June, 1855 which
scpfeu,nl,ted Memphis Charleston, that
sraof hs, tcr been rejected by the d Alabama, via
South Of s base lsne and east f e Hu1nsiie meridian
rox,sb,p~ l. q g. T. o. srd 9, IL range l.
Iownsh~ e. s. sed tho parts Of townships and
north Of the Tennessee river, d rnne~ -
Townships T. g. D. and o. ana 'ns par" '"~""p north
sf river 81 range D. . :, -.
vv~nhips 2 g. H. and o. sna the P"f's " ""ne"PSohanr
north ot sHs Tennessee, Of range T.
fownhi. the parts Of townships sad snor the
Tennessee, OF range o.
South If line and xvrt u the Hrrs"'ss m1sd'aH
Townships !, q s, 4, 6, and 9, Of runse L.
Tow wnsh,l~ Q and 7, Of rang. T.
townships l. e. g. 4, s, 9, and Z, cf ranges = and q
Townships ? s. and ., Of ranges io >" ~ TO- H. ana
IS.
Township L. Of range 10 -
Given General Land once, AT Ms city
Warfanston the ieth day Of February, 1858
IIIoS A. HENDRICKS,
Feb 2o-fs~ew fintel&stasl ccmmb-fmcr
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeOrgetOWn. ID. G..

TINS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' 10 long and fAvovAhy known conducted by MSS
English, direction of narrower, prncp.l
assisted by aud teachers in every
department n learning
Members aCongrcs and others whose coll c washing
place hcr daughters their own su
graduates hh
seminary representing nearly every esssc the Union
For particulars address NJ - NARROWER
Principal u tho Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sop I2-eo1 Georgetown, ~ c.
ARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN Investment =
T. For sale, frame ssorics basement snd anc
sustr on l7th street wcs No s7s wwdevs building ="
apply BRAY
rrcrcvis agent asa Ninth and streets north
Feb 1I-eodfm
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DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN Investment
PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

II
fully encoursge
m-n and Solicis n continuance same.
sn'c Msrcy- Gatsry No t4s rennsylvana avenue te'
aocvs east II 1 Is street.
D~cA Aft
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axxAuoks

~ tp<~H
tssidercs N Washington
National Hotel.
Private, n. q. r ST., BIT 18th a 1sth
strectr, 258.
Private, G. .. l4th ST., bt. Pcnn. ave.
h Fstreet, A66-
Private, n. 8. y, st., bet. 18th 4 l4th
sts., 25s.
Private, <20 I&th St, bt. II 4 cts.
Private, =, e. corner 12th and II rts.
Private. ". side lnsh ST.. bt Penn.
NV. x II streets, 42s
Pryete, n. e. corner 10th 4 II SITS,
%A0 uert
National Hotel. li,t
lgd i1th street. ut n 4 I streets.
National Hotel.
National Hotel
Ebbe,t House, 8. side y street, ut.
18th Il lsth streets, 2as.
Willsrds' Hotel.
National Hotel.
N. side G street, bt. 17th 4 18th sts.,
23s.
Private, aos Corcoran's row.
isev. Mr.. Safnson's, ". sldo 9th St,
81 y siid Z streets, <86.
Private, Minnesota row, street.
iieat New Jersey avenae.
Mrs Parker S, n. side Mass. av.; bi.
fth, 4 a'b streets, 1905.
Pfiyale, 9 louisiana sAeiiuN.
100. 4th street, bt. d 4 + streets
National Hotel.
Ebhett House, g. side +. ST., bt. 18th
Il f4th streets, 233-
Mrs, Yartey'.' North A street, Capt
.,,iql ftilL 4,
t;ilisrds Hotel
Mrs. Creecy's, 468 10th street, bt. ID
&E streets.
Private, N. e. corner 10th h lstreets,
asa.
National Hotel.
~. Charles Hotel, corner 81 street K
Pennsylvania avenue.
Browns Hotel
Mrs. Scarle's, g. side Penn. av., BIT.
~ Il 9th streets, $50,
Mrs. Nevett's, 25s Penn. az, bt
18th h 18th streets.
Mr.; Iisckpey,,s; II La. av., b. 9th
J. III E'Ys . u. ~ ts'f sFa l4'h &c.
Hon. Jacob fhofipsah's, s. 9. eofhef
Of 18th 4 G streets.
smithson's, 2s3 s. eide Bst.; BIT: "a 4
Sd streets.
Avenue, House; corner It'll st. 4 La.
Private, e. =. 9th st. , bt. b &Ests. tss.
Wizards Hotel.
Mrs. shsckleiord's, 2l7 Penn. sv., op-
posite Willards'.
Mr.. Hackney's, n side La. nv., BIT.
9th 4 7th streets.
Mrs. lrviDg's, g. eide AZ street, bt
Penn. nv. X G street, 2S.
Mr.. PurcelI's, 8. side Penn. ay., op-
posite Browns Hotel.
Private, W. side 18th st., bt. G h II
streets, All.
Mr., Masi's, W. side 9th st., bt. E6 +
sts., AB1.
420 ID 81. , between 9th 4 7th SITS.
Private; n. G. cor q 4 2tst sts.; 14s.
WiIlards' Hotel,
Private, n. 8. II Bet. letli q 1873 sts. i,
3I2
81. Charles, cor. Sd st. n Penn. nv.
MIR. Cammack'e, II. s. \, bet, 1Ath h
18th sts. 2l2.
Dr. Boyle's, 20 AZ st.. near Pa. av.
Private, W. 8. 18th, bet. + 4 Fists,
45a.
Private, 24s F St, bet 18th h l4th
streets.
Private, W. g. stb, bet, f 4 r sts., 451.
Mrs. Hyatt's. s. .. Pa. av.. bet. 9th 4
9TH sts., 800.
Washington House, cor. Sd st. 4 Pa.
avenue.
Private, s. W. cor. I4th h II sts., No.
583.
Private, 2s2 ! ST., bet. 18th and 18th
streets.
Mrs. f'rench'p, No. AIS 18th st., bet.
Hal.
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VNHIRTY- NINTH INSTALMENT--Now in store,
thirty ninth celebrated "hoasewfe
"ladics' cotton"
Everlasting shIrtipg COTTON
regarded tho goods produced this each
stamped with them guarantee Of their
passing excellence.
We them for the benefit Of strangers and residents
pieces all other superior shifting and heetpg ncu
ding English twiat"
pieces plain plaid brianes with all other
kinds Of white goods.
lew from Tho North md East daily
price only, marked in plain figures.
All old bills be paid prior to beginning ones
bills presented for monthly in cash; nos will not BE-
acceptable. Q in1cxibe In this rule
articles prices and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY X BROTHER,
"Ccntra Stores building
a--IOtdif opposite Centre Market.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
on RICH GLOSSY HAIR
ComfleSy Preserved 10 ~ Graases ~

Nd Who that is gray would not have it restored
IA 10 former ecior ba but have the growth resoed
or dandrod itching but would have
troubled scrofua erupsions
s a o. remove s ali pmpiss from ss cs aud .In Fret Woods
do all ,hissee circular aud be following
Ans Ahsous Nov. Q, 1sAe,o,
DEAN ss have heard hc ~abderi effects scas
been often chcxtsd by guackesy and
hair dyee &C. dsposed
the thousand
quack remedies until lawrence months
when such Induced tho
amy0rrt by good Wife, Whose had
thin and entirely white and before exhausng
large hair restored nearly 70 ts original beautiful
the head she continues 10
the har but because In
head mind Others family
using Restorative with The happ qesS WefsEh skBh
tc eersher 10 - character entirely
and aud do most cordially and conndentay
all who would have their hair white
aad ali young persons would have beautiful
glossy. Very truly and gratefully yours
Prof o J. woop.
Fsxxp long you BissAeid
the bottle Of Restorative for which
the nrest test OF ~ power. As
wos and othcs bf y fAny and ksnd having
entitled highest consideration clAln for H.
s'6oAoN aiSs
4 gst
IAslnx, QnD Juue 2s, 1882
have used Pref woohs Hair Restorative admired
by the orgi
nal color, and, ! have no doubt, permapenty
T. BhfltsE, Senator, U g.
WOOD CO. Proprietors 8l2 broadway " lin the gvcat
N " Railing Esablhment and l Market street. 81 Louis,
Mo- And sold by all good druggists Elff
Fob I7--eodAwpeow3mos
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The these ships will not " - natal. ni ~
ding signed therefor and the value there's '-f "
ysc1 16--5itf
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MINNIE RIFLES.-Two Thousand for sale, in
WI twenty Address Box No A37
ofhce. March 1l--d1w
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vTyUE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
sarses mail stcsmers--The ships comprising this line

rY,s Affacyht .......... Capt Oliver Edriiys
ma psu. ~. ~. .Capt. Jos. Comstock
Tho Adr,a,,c ,y.,.,......-. Capt. James West.
These shrs have been buff ~ ccnrsc. for government
service avery care has been takf% n their
their engines 10 insure strength tbh
passengers uncquaied for elegance dhe cosSS*a
The s line have improved wssef sns
expense spared make them e ~ E"
thorough them their e u eessn
passage Now York 70 Liverpool In drst cabin eso
cabin N6 From uvsrposi to New York 30 and 20
guincas.
N experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
n, ,h.,sh~ hos rstrndu i,tuktf fnv
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nAILY OPENING SPRING SUPPLIES IN ALL
fancy staple dry goods adapted
stock Of fancy silks shaw merinoes mousselnes
mantes, &c, vastly and recently reduced prices
consequently inexperienced
buyers al overcarged.
Bills presented mcnt monthly.
determined make trade cash
possible without disturbing tho pleasant relations which
existed
series Of years"
FERRY 4 BROTHER
'CentTal Stores,i building
9-10tlif opposite
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An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berth can bo secured until paid for.

EDWARD X. COLLINS
No 50 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, B CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD b CO.,
No. n Austin Friars, London.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT ! CO.,
tn rnYia
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y0HS /. CAArmlL.
HENRY q CAMPRELI
wN. r. HENRY

HENRY d CAMPBELL,
BoSakns
LAND, COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
Sour CXy, losca,
land and loan money
ray taxes, and furnish Abstrsct 10 titles.
25-d6swly
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MOURNING SIIKS.--Opened to-day 20 pieces
IvI styles widths. prices mourning silks.
choice styles second usournlpg silks.
Tho mourning
all such abrics prices favorable
northern and supplies
.
price only, plai figures therefore
overchargcd
scttlcd We
flexible IN this point
opening credit
disreesipgiv
Bills presented monthly.
y
FERRY 4 RROTER
Central Sor"-n building
March p--IOsdf opposite emit
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What eighteen men were they p asked the admiral
'and when were they taken p
"How can i tell you who they were and how can 1
remember when they were taken You were fighting
from October till January, when you beaten off and
expelled, and your ships away. 1t during this
time.
IL was evidently not consistent with the dignity of the
admiras and general TO proong this conversation After
moments consultation they directed Mr. Parkes to as
sure hB exceiency that every would be taken for
his personal safety and convenience but that he would
bc removed for the present board shin
~ don see any necessity for going on board shin
replied his excellency II do everything that reouires
to be done just as well here But when Yeh observed
that the admiras were grave and impossible and that
they about TO retire his eyes roved around the room
again in terror, and he added well will accent vovr
invitation In fact shall bc very glad to have nm on
portunty Of seeing Of your ships
II than an hour however and after DELAYS 30
frivolous than cannot describe them that he was nj
last fairly seated in his chair As he progressed with his
escort of maripcs along the walls TO the landing -psce
he met gang Of commissarint coolies I an, toll
that these follows put down their loads sauted him
with OF laughter. This too much He
gesture
Yeh having been safely Gagged board the 'lnilexi
p'e, feA-kwei, the governor, was rensated In his
pa'sce, with Colonel Holloway Captain Martneau, aud
MT rakos as council to assist him. Having made the
arrangement Lord Egin and Baron ros In set addresses
te governor that any attempts to disturb the
ancs ia inc Het Possession of the city would he prompt
~ met ny severe and signal Punishment
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yTNHE AMERICAN MANUAL--The Constitution
the United States with all the ri Congress relating
slavery including Nebraska and kansas b carefully compiled
from public documents. For sae by
TAYLOR MAURY
Mar 13-at Intel StatcskStarl 33A Penn
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS I've have this day re
another Of bcst Sole Trunks
Packing Trunks Hat vscer
&c making stock the largest in this city, which viii sell
unusually low prices e.H
March f0--8M WALL, STEFHENS, h CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27
Arrival of the Steamer Noses Taylor.
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

New York, March 20.
The steamer Moss TAYLOR .. rived thii
morning with California mails of March 9th
anu 81 ,4OO, 900 in treasure
The st Louis wss to leave Aapiawau the
ssme evening Is the Nose Taylor.
The Moses Taylor and Golden Age per-
formed the trip in twenty deys and four
teen hours. the shortest on record. The
news from California is nnimportant. The
Legislature passed an act to take the State
Prison from the possession of the lessee, and
place it in charge Of agents Of the State
Possession was however refused, and Gov.
Weller took it by force
The Senate had been discussing bills to
provide for compulsory observance of
Sunday. and for the incorporation Of mi
ner's ditch companies. A Joint committee
OF the Senate and Assembly had recommen-
ded the adoption of a memorial to Congress
Tor an abrogatlon of the present contract
for the conveyance OF the mails between
San Francisco and New York, and the
formation of new contracts with twenty
other companies each to carry the mail
once in two week each way, but alternate
ly SO that We shall have mail every week.
On the Goth ult. Henry Bates late State
Treasurer, was tried at Auburn on charge
Of embezzlirg SAT 900 from the State Treas
ury, and was acquitted.
The United States sloop of war. st. Mary,
arrived at San Francisco, from Honolulu,
and was to undergo repairs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27
Statement.
STATE OF IOWA. AUDIrOR's OFFICE,

OIAAn VI lOWA, AuDITDho OFFICE.t
DRs MOINBs, Jan. %, 1885
Is hereby certified that the 2ls day OF Janu.
ary, 1888, asatemeut was filed in this once show-
ing the condition of the TRIDENT INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Providence, State o. Rhode Island, on
the 18th day Of January 1858, In accordance win
the provisions Of an Act OF the Legislature OF this
state pssseo January 2Sth, 1857; that such state
nent shove that raid Company Is Possessed Of the
reqnisite amount of capital and invested required
In said Act
Authority Is therefore given to the above named
Insuf ance Company TO transact bu ness Of nsur
In this State In accordance with the laws thereof
1t u also certified that Edwin Fay, Esq OF Daven-
port, has been duly appointed by said company their
lawful Attorney and Agent for the County VI Scott
with full power to take risks OF insurance therein and
to . knowledge se vice Of process, upon his filing
certified copy Of the statement filed In this office with
the Clerk Of the District Court In and for the said
County.
In testimony whereof have set my band and af-
nxed my seal of ONCE this the 23d day OF January,
lo,S. JOHN PATTEE,
Auditor OF Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27
Park House..
IOWA.

e0NHis Large and Commohious Hotel has be- leased
L by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
waited, neatly furnished throughout, In the best
ner, with sPDfN0 BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No pains will be spared to make the PARK HOUSE
the "a No. j" House Of the City It being much the
largest and pleasantly situated In central location
On the corner of derson and Dutulue streets,
the City Park, with comfortable accommod fol
Two Hundred Guests.
TKRNS-in conformity 10 the times.
Good and OapaciOus Stsbng attached to the house
]. TRUSOELL Proprietor.
Nov24dt Formerly of the rrIsdell House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27
BFattOn House. .

VJ>HE undersigned would respectfully inform his
= irienas and the teling nubltc, that he has
orened this large hotel in lie Claire The house is
nearly new and furnished with all the conveniepces
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, 10 su0c3ent guarantee that
his house the place 70 stop q when Pea come % ~
city q II Caaire.
~ hAsn leavs ths esstt0 neus svssy uenhG
Ss: Sssss:Si.sssSs3s " pssIcei's Is xSsi1Asa p,,,>.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27
The OakIale Cemetery Cenpapy

HAVE % ONCE for the transacttoa os bsseess 1.
IL Mervin's Block, Ferry street. which WI b. d
from 10 TO H. =, snd from 70 g. n
All iot owners Who have not s~ttled for their lots
wul please call i'm mediately and Do 20 aod rscs i've
their f0rds
large portion Of the Cemetery grounds are nsv
surveyed and 6taked off in lots. The Community
generally 10 invited 70 examine them and ahe -
lections.
II Is he intention Of the compsny 70 make fhss
cemetery complete in all its appointments The
avenues are broad and curved native forrest IT, -
are carefully preserved, and various kinda of shade
Hees have been set ont. A competent p~Yyou oeea-
pies the Porfer's Lodge, end 10 sltly eraploy-
t9 taking care e and improving he gf0unds.
All oppcotions for lots burials must Be- made
q the o1cs whore cards suhossing buYixls vii 10
isOued
Yhs uuhlic, IN patronzing this Cemetery, may r.
assured that II will be protected In ever vsy due b
~ aacred purpose WI. nnbRHfB.
0cb22-dtf aeeeessry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27

To THE EDIroRs OF THE STATE Dru-
ocRAT :-Gentlemen: l avail myself of
your columns to express my thanks to my
friends for the kind interest they have tax
en- in my welfaIe, as shown by their votes
yesterday to nominate me as their cand,.
date for City Clerk. While feeling deeply
grateful for the honor l am sensible that
much dissatisfaction exists as to the nomi
nation on the 18th inst, and respectfully
withdraw my name as candidate.
JOHN LILLIS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27

DAN, DISCOUNT AND LAW OFFICE, NO. 9,
- Nlcknls Block, Corner OF Brady ana Second St
Davenport, Iowa,
Especsl attention given 20 the Investment Of Mon
y upon uninc smbc al Real Estate Security. Money
Loaned on Commission. Titles ned abstr ac
given, when desired. Ali Legal business promptly
attended to.
REFERsscEs .-Messrs. Cook 4 Sargent Messrs
Alien Clark, Mr.. Geo. l. Davenport Davenp rt
VIM. W Jeteris, ksq,, Cashier Bank OF Chester Co
PENN; John TweeJr, ESQ Albany, n. Y; p. cit son
ksq Cashier Bank Of baltimore, Baltimore, Md.
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New Cabinet WarerOOm

icon. ROCK IsLAHD AND FOURTH sT'O
"HI1B I'll kinds Of Furniture can be had such
w - Chairs, Tables, Toilets, Bsreaus, Sink and
Wash Stands, wardroses, Cupboards. Fancy Bed
stesds, Common Beist-sds, New st le Extension
Tables, and other articles too to mention
Who wants Book Gases, Counters, Desks, Show.
cases, Of every kind and made to order and
"a.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
As good O. new. sofss 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 shortest no.
tice.
The undersisned viii always be found at his shop
to all ail orders.
Ladies'. have your furniture vanished and save
expense Of purchasing new.
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