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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
REMOVAL OF THE SIOUX CITY
BOOT 4 SHOE MANDATORY

THE Undersigned has removed his establishment to
i his new building on Pearl strest. a few >ses~
doors west Of r"otl. &,Isckson's,
< wher. he Is prepared with \ large II
and superior stock Of leather, &c, to execute -
all work In his line in the best style of the art Em
blowing none but the best Of wo, kmen and giving
his pertonal attention to IT, hr safely warrant
all his work. Repairing done short notice
JuAs %, kJS-u SAMuElL KkUMMANN
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

MASSACHUSETTS SUFFRAGE. - German
Voter-I wish to deposit my vote, sir.
Inspector-How long have you been in
the Sister
German-Almost seven years.
Inspector You cant vote.
Negro--Hello, Sam. IL you gwine for
70 vote, to day.
San-I dosen't know, chile, Use only
been here free days.
Negro-Dat dosen't make diff a.bit-
tesanos heah, JIG 60 right up an VOTE
Eeckange.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

1I0 ACRES Of land joining the corporate limits
11O of 6ioux City, will BE- sold In tracts to suit
Darshassss end st low hgurss. Address
GEO. WHARF,, Banker,
Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
STATE OF IOWA,l-
MOuonn county.

STATE OF IOWA,
Monons county,
This notice having hoen return ID by the Sheriff Of
Monons county, endorsed .the with In named defen
can't, Charles II. Foote. Jr., not found IN my baii
wick, hereby order the 10 be M biished one.
week for iolr successive weeks IN the Sioux City
Register weekly paper of circulation print
ed 10 Woodbury. county, Iowa. Witness my hand
ana onicial seal this fifth day Of July, A
l.. s. d 1859 II J. HAWLEY
CIR Dist. Court, Monona county, Iowa
BY 5. TiLLsoN. Dept
July I, lS59-iw Printers fee ss,75
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

TNTEkksr psil % Deposits; knsesrn and Euro
! - kxehsAes boneht sad sold Land snts,s I'd
eAaso1 - ~ q ths Banking snd Agency ofbce or
eeD.S GEO. WEARE,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
Original Notice.

State Of Iona, Monona county, IS.
Theodore D. Ksll's 81 In the Dist. Court in and
vs. for said county, 4th Judicial
Charles ii Fnote, jr District.
To the above named Charles II Foote Jr
sir-iou ire hereby notified that there is now on
hle In the Office Of the Clerk the District Court of
Nonons county. petition Of Theodore D. Kellogg.
eisimii e OF you the sum oftwo hundred and eleven
dollars and fifty cents, two hundre dollars OF which
IL claimed AZ daihagss for your failure to perform
the stiRuistioos Of an agreement. by which YOU
ietsed certain lands of the said aleCg dated Nav
18th, A. b. 1855. and nine dollars Of N aieb il claim
ed IS dam for your failure to return fence
ana stakes borrowed by you from the said Kellogg
and two dollars ano fity cents of which is claimed
10 De dus for corn aud shingles sold and aaliyer.d
you by the said Kellogg; and YOU are further no
sihed that an attachment has issu d on said claim
.Sainst your property. aud that unless YOU appear
'na make defense To said calm on or botore tho
morning Of tine second day OF the next term of ,ur
aid District Court. to bs begun and holden al ona
Wa, on the Third Monday of August next, AID 1sSo.
jud :ment win be rendered against you by ,ieft
ADDISON OLIVER
April 18th, 1850.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
n. On. Of the most cu,ioo. oelebr.


~ One Of the most curious cslebra.
tons Of the Fourth in 1859, say the Phi
ladelphia Journal, was that Of the con
viets atthe Washington I'd. Co. Penitsn-
tiary.. These jail birds, having . fervens
desire to 6utter their wings In the sun.
shine Of liberty, petitioned their Warden
-ia respectful manner, for that priv
'ssA, ssd gracious permission Was given
them = celsbrate. The exercises Of which
there was pretsily printed programme, in.
cluded the reading Of the Declaration BY
. murderer, an address By forger. and
songs By various other evil doors. Do
they miss me ct home," was given with
peculiar feeling.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

JOB WORE-fIaving an extensive assortment Of the
latest styles Of Job and Card types We are prepar
I'd to do all kinds of job Printing In the best style
Of tina art.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
Rates Of Advertisine,

when the number Of insertions il not specified ad-
vertissments will be marked "ll forbid and charged
full price. Business Cards excepted.
Cash In advance will be required on all advertise
ments, except where special contract has been made
20 the contrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
1000 ACRES

~ choice Farming Lands situated near the Du
~ bsqus and Pacific Railroad, In Sac county Iowa
Also 1890 Acres Of good land, advantageously
situated, In Woodbury. county, Iowa-wiil bs sold
cheap By GEO WEARE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
IMPORTANT TO
N NONRESIDENT rs.

TAXES UPON LANDS IN WOODBURY., SIOUX,
Il and UlIrien counties ars % able q sioux City
Iowa ana viii b dus shout tie first Of Novsmb Der,
~. am prepared 70 attsnd pronpsly to the pay.
oos q Taxes here; also In sac, Cherokee, Clay,
Calhoun, Aonons Or any other county in Iowa. "A
GEO. WEARE,
Sioux City, Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

The above notice having been returned Nv the
Sheriff OF Monona county, endorsed mot found.n
hereby order the zane TO BIZ published once 4 week
for four successive weeks In the Sioux City Register
weekly paper published In this Judicial Dtstrict.
II. HAWLEY, Clerk CT Dist Court,
Monona county, Iowa.
Dy 8 .illson, Deputy.
JoIy4tw Printers lee, 81 %
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

Dated July 9th, 1859. -5w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

tA-Farmers are invited 70 call with their produce
will pay CASH TO. furs, produce. &c. :.
juyl4 JOSEPH GRAVEL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Constitution descants at length upon
the Republican prescription of foreigners and
inquiries what the country would gain by the
triumph of the Opposition.
The InfeiiigeHeeT still entertains grave doubts
with regard both to the prOpriety and the con-
stitutiOnality of a discretionary delegation of
the war-makiHg power to the President, lodged
as it is by the terms of our National charter in
the hands of Congress, and is glad to believe
that in the present state of affairs in Mexico,
no serious detriment will ensue to american
interests" from the alleged delinquency OF
Congress in not clothing the President with
discretionary power to use the land and naval
forces of the United States for the protection
of such interests in Mexico and Central Amer
lea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

IL The Mexican news received In New Or
leans by the arrival of the Tennessee. from Vera
Cruz, is quite interesting. Matters at the Capitol
seem TO be in the utmost confusion. II was be-
lieved that another change in the Centralist Gov
eminent would soon take place, Miramon probably
giving way to Zuloago. Attempts being
made to effect loan on pledge of the Church
property. Cen Robles was still at Jalapa, with
one thousand men, and was stated to have issued
4 decree forbidding the passage Of the American
mails. lie was surrounded by the Liberal forces
Guadalaiara had been captured by the Liberals,
and Gen. Mejia had been completely routed by
them with great loss. The course Of Mr.. Otway.
the British Minister, was severely reprehended by
his countryInen. Private dispatches received
corroborate the advices noted above, and represent
the taking OF the Capitol by the Liberals as merely
i question Of time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

SANE VIEW OF THE MATTER.-Rccently (says
the Richmond Enquirer,) very respectable and
honorable young man in Norfolk, doing a good
business in the restaurant line, went to his home
unexpectedly, and found his .sbetter half with
a lover-as Mrs. sickles says, I" doing everything
that wicked woman would do The outraged
husband so far from imbrung his hands in the
blood of the guiltycreatures quietly left the scene,
took the next train for Richmond and made off
for the Far West without any further notice. He
is now trying to forget the fact that some WON,
are as frail as the glasses they admire themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

H The Women's Rights Anniversary in New
York. on Thursday evening, crowded Mozart Hall
IN every inch. Addresses We're delivered by Mr.,
Doll OF Boston, Lucretia Mott of Pennsylvania.
MIS- EFhestlne Rose, AntOinette Brown Black
well, and Wendell Phillips. Sundry rowdies in
The gallery Were very noisy, and frequently
brought tue proceedings to dead halt But as
the evening wore on, the well-disPosed got the
better OF the disturbers, and quite cowed the un
aPpreciative rascals down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

IL In New York, the colored population bid
fair to rival the white folks and UPPER tendon,
particularly in their desire for other peoples
wives. The Rev. Mr.. Tillmau (colored Clergy
MANI sued for and Obtained divorce from his
Mary Anne, for rromiscuous Illicit indulgences,
for series of years past, with the Rev Mr.. Cato
(colored divine) and other gentlemen Of the same
hue tine white man was included in the amor
GUS category, but he came forward and denied the
soft Impeachment under oath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

II The African Civilization Society held their
first anniversary in New York, in the Church of
the Puritans, on Wednesday. This society de
sres to cvangelize aud civlze Africans all narts
Of the world. put an end TO the slave trade, aud
promote the growth of cotton, sugar, &c. in At
rica. The plans of its originators are not as vet
fully Hatured, but it is understood that they do
not intend to fraternize with the radical abcli
tonists at any rate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14
PROPOSALS FOR LITHOGRAPHING.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUPLIC PRINTING!
WASHINGTON, May 10, ISJ9
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut tins oflire
until Monday. "a. 3lth instant. at IL O'Clock. H. for
drawing IN cray"r IN tho hi-hnHt .fyls Of tho ar
upon stone. and printing IN black and two tiuts one
thonsand four hundred and twenty copies of each of
"renfy qnnTfo tNHNTn'iOHS Of Sr,Bsru Sr Ia sc
COMPANY Gov. St"vens's Pacific Railroad Report
hIs", i"f engraving upon stone nd printing there
rom tue same number of copies Of SIR botanical H.
4 cnrnrary the same report.
r. me Illustrations. &c will be open ut this office
"I tI examination of persons de.irOus of bidding
Tor 'h" sanI" until the closing Of the bids whera
any information desired can also he obtained.
rms work ~ To be completed IN full by tho first
gay "l October next. and bidders arc required 10
propose Tor such portion nf only can hs 6n shed
Nv that Time. Ba IL form. for proposals will be
FURNISHED hy this Office, and no proposal will be con-
Sirret' nn"Iess agreeing substantial, herewith.
B"lnis with approved security will 10 rrgIiIr,
fnmthc su1cas FIJI bidders for the faithful ex. cutiun
oi their contracts.
Proposals Will be Addressed {" the UNDERSIGNED
ami endorsed "Pr"pnsalS for LIthogrsnhing
ma '4--Ofd JNO. HEART SnpnriutnnIop,
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candidate for Congress, addressed a very large
assemblage of the people of Culpeper C. H.,
Va, each much to the qualification of his own
supporters. large number Of ladies were OF
the audience. az is usual on such occasions in
Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

SWAMI AND OVERLOOKED LANDs.-List No.
of swamp aud overfowed lands, appropriated
to the State Of Missouri, under act of 1850, in
the Bonneville district, containing 39, 29l $500
acres, was, on the 18th instant, transmitted by
the Commissioner of the General Land Office to
the Governor of that State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

NorIcE-D DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ADVERTISE
NInTs TO Blk INSERTED IN TIE BALTIMoRE Sun
ARK RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED IRON TIN
STAR oFFlCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

ARMY ORDERs.-With a view to the better
instruction of the artillery in its appropriate
duties and mt the same time to secure an eih-
cient disposition Of it for actual service, set
of general regulations have recently been es-
tablished by the War Department, and list
forwarded to the proper officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

IL The TelegraPhic Convention at PhiIadel
phla has dispersed, without coming to any decis.
ION WIN regard TO consolidation. The opinion
mas been expressed that the public have no occa-
sion to regret this result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

IL THOUGH "THs STAR" Is PRINTED on THE
FASTEST STEAM PRESS IN usB SOUTH OF BALI
MORE, ITs EDITION LARGE AS TO RhSOihk 1T
TO PUT PRESS AN sARLT Houk' hDVhh-
rrsENyxrx rurEEFoRy, SHOULD BE SEM IN By
TWELVE O'CLOCK, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT
APFEAR UNTIL THE NEXT DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

IL In New York, the Quarantine Commission
erS have purchased the old steamship Falcon and
are huinS her up as floating hospital for yellow
fever patients and persons afflicted with other in
ieouous diseases. She will De got in readinc.s
with all possible despatch and anchored In IL e
lower bay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

3.F-Ata Igseting of the Board Of Aldermen in
New York Thursday evening, a resolution in
favor OF t!Hh% uP the Russ pavement of Broad
way and rclaying it as Belgian pavement. WIS
undanously adopted. Mr.. CIas q. Waterbury
takes the contract nj 81 80 per SQUARE ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

IL ieleSrapnlng IN India is AttPndcd with
peculiar difficulties. White ants eat the bottoms
oil the posts away, elephants rub against the posts
ana push them over, aud monkics use the wires
Tor @ymnastic exploits and often wrench them
from the insniators and hurricanes often PROSTATE
miles Of wire at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

H. The ship William Tapscott arrive at New
YORK on Thursday with I'D Mormon emcrants
from Europe.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

THE PIC MIC OFTHE Sr. JOSEPH'S BEN
l. FiClAL SOCIETY, for the Benefit Of the
School at 81, Mary's Church, having not been held
in consequences cf the bad weather on Thursday
last, May 10th, will take p ace ut the hefnre men
toned pisce-fIumphrsy a Jueneman's-THURS
DAY next. Nav nth.
Tickets IN Ia-ofs
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-, JOHN F. BICKEL.
LII MBER, GAS, AND STEAM FILTER
nv No. i70 PENN. AVENUE.
nder tho United States Ho
ILL., m -

tUnder tho United States HOtel
,,, - WASHINGTON CRY. ID. e.
Il no Proprietor viii execute all Kinds of work in
bls me OF business IN the neatest best and most
ssuDstantial manner, and at the shortest notice.
Engaged with him is EDGAR u. SThEvER late If
fhISeiphia, well known and celebrated for his fin
lshed orknanshIp in the manufacture of ali Al
Giles pertaining tn hIs trade.
Al the above named store may he found on hand,
bath To BS SHOWER RATHS ORNAMEN
TED WASHSTANDS, WATER CLOSETS
nHiN AIS, of every description, with WATER
fiPES attached for forcing water, hot or cold
where thing will ba kept nrat and clean Also
CHANDELIERS of all kinds. ornanontpd or plain
with Shades of al descriptions Many other arti
cies IN the same limo are always kept on hand to
aGc0inmodate all such as may reqfire the same.
IN" public is respectfully solicited to call and ex-
anime. ~ -"
For his ability as mechanic to do properly
fe,s to the following gentlemen:
:, Washington, ID. Cdr. BLK, Co nmi.sionc, of
funlc BmIdInss: Prof Henry, Smithsonian Inst
tuition Prof A. ID. Bachc ~
,PhIladelphia;-Col. John Bingham Col. Thoma,
IS. Florence, Theodore Cuyer, Esq Richar! Nor
rs E,S: fred'k Frsey Esq, DIR. Paul u. Goddard,
iMhaIt"n' Us Esa' James Page. Esq, John KesrIef,
Esq, and Edw. y. Cav, Esq, Civ. Eng.
New JeTsey.-H"n. Geo. Sykes.
Now i"rk.-A. w. Thompson, Esq. ma IS-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

M REWARD.-Strayed from this city on Wed
''c nc stiay. the nth Ins taut. a " hIte and
req COW, with short horns, aud was near ~
having her call ANY person bringing sad sA
Cow to MICHAEL. REAGAN No 30I III .I-'.-t
reward. W. " 80 =, 80 sss'u
II OST-l.AND WARRANT No 757,3 far I6o
- ~ acres Issued IN my namA, under the act Of 81
March. I:lb' Tor SERVICES performed IN the war of
i,SI< Ia Cnpt OILERS Company. Pa. Mil. The puI,
nc are cauti ,ncd against tue purchase Of the ,sd
warrant, as ~ Is my intention t. apply 70 tho Com
missioner "f Pensions for n duplicate thereof
ap % wow JOHN A. BARTRIFF
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81

Ceichrated UPRIGHT DINING
ROOM SELE-PURIFNI.G and
NENTli.ATlNG ARCTIC RE-
FRlG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia
give satisfaction. Also, few
moro at my improved DR.. KANE
UPRIGHT DINING-ROOM RE-
+ RlGERATORS. got up Ia IN, or
der and for sale only at ing store.
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LIST OF LETTERS
1lEMAIN1NG in the Post Office, Washington

tOrdered to he inserted in the EVENING STAR, IL
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
oil any daily paper published in WashingtOn.I
H. All persons applying for letters IN the follow
Ing II 81, Will please say they are ADYERTISBD,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

hISC, ths iarkd 81 asSDTtmcnt Of tTIILDREN :
CARRIAGES that can he found in this ma ct:
COOKING STOVES, &c.
Balcony an front, full nf Goods.
&. WOODW ARD, Pa ay.,
ma li-tt bntWRen Inth and It'll sts.. No a.
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3:IS

A X c II G. DO
RE FIR q ERA TORS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

NAVAL OFFICEEs ORDERYD-Passed Mid
shIpman j. ". Harris has been ordered as
Master on board the Lancaster; t. II. Eastman
TO the Constellation; lie Roy Fitch to the
Savannah; K. ,. Bradford to the Portsmouth
d L Moseley To the Levant; c. W. BIodoett
to the John Adams; and Thomas X. Porter 20
the Wyoming
Lieutenant J. j. Amy has been detached
from the command of the Fulton and Lieut. r
b. Pegram from the Water Witch. Lieut g.
r. Thomas has been ordered to the Michigan.
The following engineers have been ordered
10 The San JacInto, now preparing for sea at
the Brooklyn maynard, destined for the Afri-
can station Chief Engineer. John Faron; First
Assistant, III. W. Spooner; Second Assistants
NJ Kellogg and j. b. Houston; Third Assist
ants IL T. Victor, John Roop b. Kavanauph.
and George W. Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

THIS DAY OPENING
= RENCH ace, Chantilv and heavy Silk MantIes.
mohalr anu Cloth Raglans and busters; splendid
Serages, organdIas and French Lawns in dnuhle
sklLts ard 2 nonnces; French Embroiieiics, Rack
six Mltts w hut Goods in great varlrty Para .ols
and sun Umbrellas; with large stock of yo,ss
Tor Travelling Dressas " s"e
Nc TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
the season ' ~" "''S mug n"ut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

y which will he sold wholesale and retail Ar
:. HEI.IER'S
No rka
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FOR THE NAY PARTIES-Gents'.B Bows, and
CATERS, at HENNi%G:S ahu
Hht ~ ~ fth L.
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IRE WEArHER-The following report of the
veatherfor this morning is IN ade from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

ENoR RENT-The story BRICK DwEl LING
Il ana STORE situate on 9TH street, opposit e Cen
ire Market: aud Ihme,Iatsly ADJOINING and south
Of BarfhulOw's Agricultural Warehouse APp.y
u" X. h. BASkEl, 30 Louisiana av. ina y y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

EOR RENT-t new and convenient three -stnrv
Il FRAME HOUSE containing rooms. situated
on ] street, between 9Th and Jth. ReGt moderate
!rqulre next door, No. so, OF OF A. j. CASS Al
Pension Offica. rrs - n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

tNOR RENT OR SAIE-A FRAME HOUSE
Il on 81 street, between Is street and Massachus
etts avenue, No 299 \ convenient HOUSE. IN =
HEALTHY neighl orhoOd, and water ,ery near: side a
ley. Can he hal by applying next door. ma u 81
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BOARDING.
FOR RENT AND SALE.

NOR 'RE\T-A new throe-Ktarr BRICK
i HOT 81, tneaty finished, containing t~v-n
rooms and passage, with front hsconr Ia tho
ond hoor situated on sHth strr-t. between VI aud ~
streets, IA desirable and healthy locaiion Rent
Sl5l per snnum. PosE 'ssIon g.vHn Immed lately.
Apply 10 John HERRELI., next door.
ms I
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APES E BR E AI PLATs, cURLs, HALF
q In IT. and Penn. avennA va $50 SJ.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

1T0N AND AFTER TIE l6,p nay oE
~ The pre-nnt month, We the uniarsi,nOLI
l,nuh"Iers and StatIoncrs Of this civ bsrcbr
Piuihlse ann agree Ia close Onr respective nIaces ~
lGJR n y ILL., until october lot,
TAYLOR MNURY, w R,v,
BLANCHtED& MoUrN, Ep.>1,,n -,
Wilmington. Ma. 18th, I87p ' ~, ~ 4, o.
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0EGD0D SAMARITAN DIVISION So.
On RI 81 sJaanee VII hold public mertimS
~ The 9Th street Presby terrain CLnrrL ,i, cpnck'
ths Rnv NMIp No ia, Addresses will be dciivelcd Iv
OF ar'and. The pnhc are respectiujI, iSwi ,dch
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ITALN AND THE EASTERN KRANCH-An

n ALLAN ' LILA mas Just betn erected fha
Heights OF CnIontowB, VIII CHI comHa uds a striking
y BEAUTIFUL and diversified view. The ow aer Vhp
intended to- convert the - ght of IIch ground
enrcIng TO u into Italian "a rden spot has
doned thus idea, he - bound to- turopa lu \
lew week., and now offers this beautiful property
or SAFE or tease on very tempting terms. IhIs :
great chanc, pr those who wish live IN the coun
try within t"w miles Of thus CITY. Messrs.
Ua lS-St
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II -; q F.-COITMBIAN ENCANp
- NJ bN i, No l:-PatrIarchs are notified tb,t
= a IP2cia meeting Will be held ON MONDAY EVE
uaNI, Ihr ihth instant, at - clock whan c,iI
,a..,ahce is desired ,as business pouirinr tho at
'eniioh oil every member is to- be transacted ' ~
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