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CAPE RACE. May 3i.-The steonoslgn Cs,- :.
New YORK, from Liverpool on the 9Ist. via
one o'clock this afternoon. l1a TEr'f ''''NN -
| GREAT BRITAIN.
The EnSllsh journals continue To erpatiatp IN
the retreat from Yorktown and the fail OF New
The Times treats the retreat from Yorktown ne
great reverse to the rebels, and Saw II Rich
nond Is captured II win be tremendous yIrforv
20 the United States. IL meta phoricaIlv enarges
On q 'Se dlmcultiss that must arise In governing
ne south when the United States by continIIa1
power. .- .-.r-.l e = < '>sOr@ "'''Atti 'leir
The Daily News says, although the fan Of New
!, az az IN nliitary sense, cannot be ovefrated,
Is OF far greater importance In It's social, corn,
mefcaI and political results, as the Possession or
ne mississippi opens the way for the industri,I
enelgy OF freedom, and altogether DESTROYS the
pollIeal position and TERRITORIAL prestige OF the
southern Confederacy. The great territories Of
the West are lost to the Slave Confederntion ana
thls alone Is a suitable recompene for all that
no. psv on tine Union u H., Il a
humanity and civilization. II praises the Nom
!er conducting the struggle free citizens oupht
In another article, the Daily News defens, ,,,s.
financial policy ofthe N orth from the calumniesA
ot us Toes IL says the financial positinn
asIlking pfeof Of the eonstancy of free peonie.
ne Ine wisdom Of their rulers, relying on that
The Mern,ns. HraM shows grounds unde,
Which, after the decision OF, events al Corintb.
yeW orleans may be recaptured AZ regards ths
possession Of New Orleans "a of the most vital
poiiucai and commercial importance 10 the
sepsh, sg.zsa
fae Morsing Post thinks the present position
oi anairs eminently favorable for efecting com.
promise acceptable 70 both, but admits That IL
VII De no easy task to reconcile the requirements
The Liverpool Pesi regards the war virtually
asan emo, and looks for the proclamation Of peace
The captaip Of the steamer Bermuda, in let.s,
70 tne owners, protesh against her seizure While
she was going rom bermuda to Nassau. and
represents Ii to have taken place In British waters
ns, however, bears testimony to the geniiemanly
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FROM NORFOLK AND RIoHsroNg.


tnisn Sentiment In NoFfoik-R.DoSted
Evacnatioa of Petersburg. nj =. -,
. SORFoLE, May j0.--TWo fOgiLlves arrived bero
Yesterday, direct ffOn Richmond. Theyreport
an army or 100 men in the vicinity anono
whom, both officers and rden, the Dissatisfaction
IL vesT geneFaI They wefe living uDon baif
raiions OF bacon and hard bread. The fuoitives
state that JeH Davis had been heard TO sav ihat he
would make The streets Of the CITY run win hyno5
before surIendeTlng ..-.. -. 5s,' - : -, :
Col Hawkins, OF the 9th New York reoIroap,
wtn twenty-five men, arrived here In The Port
Royal last mig ht, having left Roapoke IsIand ,,s
terdaY morning, and passed up by way of Cprri-
tuck Sound, and thence by canal to EIIzsbsth
river Thus the inland route is opened nv which
Gen. Burnside's department may cornmunicste
with the capital without tie risk of the passags >
outside OF Hatteras -S F@se
Col. Hawkins Is not the frst however. tn a,.
rive here by the canal Several sloops and schoon-
efs nylng the American dag have already come
through and been allowed to proceed 10 BaIti-
more. There isno late news from Newbern. lnr
othtr points in the department OF North CaroTiaa
By special invitation OF the oficers of ihe
British war steamer Rinaldo, General Viele mil.
ary governor Of this city, paid n visit to thar
vessel yesterday. He was received win the
greatest Kindness and courtesy. and with the
nonors OF sslufe Of y guns, aud the manning Of
a The fore. The Ripaldo LEFT t6is morning. and
VIII proceed to sea- al s..-
Preparations a:e making on an extensive scaIe
ier grand Union demonstration, 70 take place
shortly. The oath OF allegiance has been admin.
lstered up to this time 10 nearly two thoutand
citizens. They offer themselves In large numbers
every day to take II Voluntarily and In fact II is
not made compulsory upon any one. 1.-THE sentI.
ment OF the proposed meeting should be safisfac-i
,ery 70 Geneial Wool, 1t win probably induce
the President to open the port 81 -
a IePert comes In from our sconts, who are ad :.
ynneed some miles beyond Suffolk, that the eItv.
oI ie,ersbnrg to be or has been evacuated by
thfrebsls. The Seaboard and GA noke ra,l,o,g
has been ascertained, Is In good order az Far AZ
the Blackwater liver. -s =
When CFaneY Island was evacuated the suffer
Ioaded MS goods on sloop, and endeavored 10
save them The sloop wes found to-day with the
goods few miles below the island upon- the
beach. The property, supposed 10 be worth
wv OF - 900 was taken charge Of by the.Pro.
vost Marshall
FoRrRRss MONROE, May 3.-The Brazilian
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ITA dispatch received at the army heaiquar-
tiers in st. Louis, says: "Assassns are prOwling
about Little Red River, Ark. One Of the Union
soldiers, bathing in that river, was shot and
beaten - death with clubs. such villsins will moi
be taken as prisoners
IL Louitville papers notice the fact that the
tobacco trade of that city is increasing rapidly
The sales of last Friday larger than ever BE-
fore, comprising 252 hogsheads or 352, ,0G9 pounds
OF leaf In the last three months the sales amount
to nearly S2,OO0,0O
IL A merchant ship was rescued from Chinese
pirates recently, and taken into Annoy, by Fl. NJ
gunboat Cockchafer, together with large pirst-
icaI junk mounting fourteen guns. Forty-seven
prisoners were elso taken, fourteen Of whom Were
bebesded Another junk was burnt
III Two deaths occurred lately at Michigan
City and Waterford, Laporte county. Ind, from
bydrophobia. Mr.. y. w Cathcart, Of the same
county, has lost over one hundred sheep during
the past year, killed bY dogs.
3lPIhe Indianapolis sentinel says that the
wheat crop throughout the State OF Indian never
before, from all accounts, was so promising as 1t
is this season.
III The post Office department In the Union
army at Corinth distributes among the soldiers
an average OF 900 letters daily, and 500 news
papers.
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DRoPOsALs FOX FUEL.

GEaFtinlasfsr's Cgics, L. S HaYias Csrgs.t
NAsHIEG tuN. 2lth AAy, IssS3
SEkLEn PROPOSALS viii he received al iht. ce, -
until Monday, he 2SJ cay of June 1872 Al O'oIooE
2 m Tor supplying wood and coal 10 me A. :
JuiY, i662, 70 S1th June, ItCS.
Ihe WOOD TO b. iOoh usei chAntabe Oak and 20
he GeitNeIet, Led, aasuf ed and inspected At such
FOILts within the walls 81 th7 Marine Bar,sokE, a.
msI hS dssigna;sd ~ tho Couusndtu. NATi, a
Cthosf, iCes Of exec % the Tnstef Stases
The coAl 20 Le best W sIte ASA AuthTSette Err
CCal, lrse from dust, SAD 30 weigh S2s0 lbs 10 ih1
ton, TO be Nsls nell Eeoted and deiivered Al Euoh
points within the walls of the Marine Rarrask a.
sc may lse dssit tnstsd bv tho Commanding MSrIr a
OIheer, Tree Uf expense 10 the tinted Stse es; ard
eoth wood sst ooSl 20 la fumtahad ~ such timAs
shd lh Eueh quantities as the said G,Omma ndfus.
Maine Ofhcor may require.
PAYMENTS viii be niste upau :hs suarieyly "a
s1lsllon OF tha C0mGIardIns OdoeT. stating the
quantities required tcT the use Of las comma ud .
tgreeab bic 10 reg uiafiOns-
A guaranty 20 be signed by two restonrI lie per-
sons wLose Tespousl bl ltE must Be osruRed 10 hy
The y, = plstni Z Hdse. v. - District Attorney,
o. u. = Colector, must ACCOMPANY each prOpOsAi. J.
Otherwise ~ VIII not be considered.
To be entorted Proposals for Fuelo AMI Al =
dressed 20 ths underslgned.
w. 3. SLACK.
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Guerillas to be shot in Missouri,

Sr. Louis, May 3l-Brieadier General Sebo-
field, commanding the Missouri state militia. has
issued a general order stating that Hereafter all
Ruerillss and maraudets in ths State when canpht
In arms, engaged In their unlawful warfare, will
be snot down on the spot, and that all citizens
who give shelter and protection to these outlaws
or VINO Will not give all the assistance in their
power to the military authorities in detecting ard
bringing them To punishment will be regarded
and treated as aic ers and abettors Of the srini.
mall
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OF8es MLtfeTt SspsFTslteH7sNf k6glrodfs C.SS
EaSAta etoa, Ayrii IL, 1861
No Passenger Train will he run from Washing
ton 70 MaREssss until fnrtheF notice.
ID. c. McCALLUM,
81 lo-E NJ. n. and ssup't Railroads. u 3
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0s8J-
Tickets 9lO-Shares IL proportion.
. JOHN A. NORRIS Il co. are the sole and
ony Managers Of the Delaware Stale Lotteres
All orders for tickets or parts OF tickets will
De promptly ana faithfSlly hiied, and the otlcIai
drawings, cerIifed By the state Commissioners,
sent to al VINO order.
The drsvn numbers are also published in the
New York Herald. Address
JOHN A. MORRIS & Co,
Managers, Wilmington,
m <4-im' Delaware.
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IL The Board Of Aldermen Of New York city
have completed the details of the ordinance ap-
proprIating additional half million Of dollars
for the relief Of families Of volunteers, which was
passed without opposition. The Comptroller is
TO be Treasurer Of the fund as hitherto, and the
manner of the distribution, and the n1ms allotted
to the participants, are not materially different
from the last ordinance.
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TELEGRAPHIu NEWS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS. r-.
Great Battle Before ,Richmend-T Terrible
Sleughter-RePulse OF Gen. Cssey's Div :
sien-Confsderates Finally yDeieated-Cap-

Ureot Battle BEFORE hfchmoHd-EefriDte
Sleughter-RePHlseo OF Gen. Cssey's Div :,
!. sien-Confsderates Finally DeIeated-Cap-
ture Of Prisoners.
I Thefoliowing dispatch was received at the War
Department yesterday afternoon from the Geld OF
battle, IL O'Clock, June
/ HoH. + NJ. Stanton, SscrstaTy of Var: We
have had desperate battle, In which the corps
Of sumner, BeintZleman and Keys have been en-
gagged against greatly superior numbers. YestPr-
day at O'Clock, the enemy, taking advantage OF
terrible storm which had flooded the valley OF
the CbiCkahan,inY, attacked our troops on the
ri ght banE OF that stream. Ee.ti' .H.r..
line, gave way unarcnuntabfy and djsnnitedy.
Fhiscaused a temporary confusion, during wnith h
guns and baggage were lost, but HsiDtzleman and
Rearney most g6llantiV brought up their troops
which checked the enemy. AT the slme time we
succeeded hy great eXsrttOns I'm bringing across
Ceng. Sedgewick and RiCha,dscns div ions
who drove back the energYFt the pnGt of the bay-
Eonet, covering the ground with bls dead
'this morning the enemy attempted 10 renew the
col. ..ict, but was everywhere rePulsed
! We have taken many prisoners, among whom
are Gen. Pettigrevg and Col. Long.
Our loss Is heavy, but that OF the enemy nlust
have been enormous
| With the exception of Casey's divison oar men
behaved splend;dy. Several Ane bsyOnet charges
| have been made. The I'd E4cels.or made two
| to-day. G. b sMcCLELLAH,
III -
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a Balloon ReCconpeissance of the Ba.tl,
Field.

+. From dispatches from before Richmond yes, er-
day we learn that during the whole Of the battle
o. Sunday morning Prof. loves balloon was
overlooking the terrific scene from an attitude OF
about two thousand feet.
Telegraphic communication from the balloon
to Gen. Mcclellan in direct communication with
the military wires was successfully maintained
Mr.. Park Spring, Of Philadelphia, acting as
operator. Every movement Of the enemy was
obvious ard instantly reported
This is believed 10 be the first time in which a
balloon reconnaissance has been succes7lully
made during battle, and certainly Ii Is the first
time In which a, telegr ~phic station has been
established In the air TO report the movements OF
the enemy and the progress Of battle The
advantage to Gen. Mcclellan must have been
immense.
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2-lsv<w
ERESH BEEF AND vR6ETABLEs FOR
TIE NAVY.
Macy Bxrsax AZ Froctsioas AVID c7oshfEg
May s, 1872

Macy Bxrsax of Froctsioas dnd C7oshiHg
SKlLRD PROPOSALS viii be recSivsd a. this offoe
untu TRuTsdsY.the 5sh OF are. 1852 al noon Tor
Vegetables as may be required on the Washirston
ktatlon, duTlag tbs hscs yt ar Commencing on tAo
st Gay OF aiY next, ana endfnE on me 3Osh gnLe,
The Beef and Vegetables mast be OF geod uu.lit,
and the best ihe market an5Tds; and each aTfloie
n. nsi be oil sred for by the pound.
Bond With approved secuTity will be resuired in
one bail the estimated smn nHat Of the contraSf ard
ths amount cf eseh payment % be made a collste-
raj ses1IitJ f1r the due rirm Of the cOntTact
whon VIII on no account DO Paid Hntlt M ia luIIT
eompled win. Psy ment 70 be Inaae In cerTfcsIss
o. or IN Treasury notes, 81 the option
EveTLolsr made must be scconpsniod IA. di
Tected IN the act OF Con making approsrrst on
ior the naFal serrlce for lsf6-s7 approved August
Ists.g ~ Nrts-n Ensrantees signed BY ono or moro
resPensibie persoEs. 70 the effect that he or thsy
rndeftsfe that the bidder bidders will, II his or
thelr bld be sccepeod, enter lntO an Oblitstior,
slthfn nye uays With good and sufhclent suretleE.
70 ~ Jnrnlsa the articles propoaed.
NO proPosst wIti te considered ua'ess sccon-
panied bs sneh gaarAhtce ms lawlw
lfUR sALE-4.ew CEDAR and cHESTNUr
Il POS1s also - 300 CHESrNuT RAIIS
Apply next door 20 cad bakery, Lonisians ay-
az - s.i@ ci @ RS6fszER, h BARRIcx 4 CO.
WE HAVE OPENED A IIFsE s7oT-
W OF very fno UN D. EkSHlRTs ~
DRAWERS, vhieh viii DC soId a r..s.5r,eIs y 80
s'ssez - 81 sAAL WTEoMPs0N, W =
BEsr iMroRTsP t,S2EsEE SS22EEssETs' s. 81. ss.,!.'..t
~" %so IL Market space
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o fR ICI AZ.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
AZ WAsHINsTor, gsnusry Is, Isos.
the Secretary of state viii hereafter receive
demeers OF Congress on business on Ssturdazys,
commencing with saturday, the hrtt OF nett
month.
lza g?u WILLIAM SrWARu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-02

LET NO FALSE DELICACY PRRVFNT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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Federals can Outpray them, as well as Outright

Federals can outpray them, as well as outfght
them. .7s- .-
FIogd's only claim to be considered patriot
ic rests on the fact that his nose is red, his
liver white, and himself generally blue.
"A regular secessionist is undoubtedly better
material to make good Union man out ofthan
your real full blooded abolitionist.
We hear a good many anecdotes of the rebel
women Of Nashville. Their entire natures are
metamorphossd from what they were. We
know beautiful young lady there that We
Thought an angel, but, from what we hear non =,
| we should expect, If we were to look at what
was her pretty little foot, to find it ''clOven.
A distinguished military officer said few
| weeks ago: Let Mcclellan once get in NOV
/ ing order, and his blows will come rap, rap,
| rap, one after another" Well, his blows are
/ now falling rap, rap, rap, upon the Southern
/ Confederaey's door, but JEFF Davis, instead OF
bidding him come in,' is preparing TO fee
through the pOstern gate.
The rebel rams are nearly all destroyed.
The South will soon be an utterly ramless
COnfederacy.
| We presume the rebel army thinks its head
its weakest part from the way it turns tail.
/ 1t might be rude to say that the rebels run,
but they do "skedaddle" awfully.
Gen. Msgruder's orders to his troops were
| 'attack the enemy furiously wherever you fnJ
him" Rebel fury seems to be no match fOr
loyal bravery. .....
A young lady advises US, If We are very hot
1 for war, to tske arms ourselves. Perhaps
if she is pretty, We might be induced to take
hers.
The rebels can't have any lightning in them.
They are not at all attracted by cold steel.
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JOHNSON 4 EAGLE,

JOHNSON a EAGLE,
have on hand and offer for SALE in cesk or by the
single dozen:
HILBERT l. CO.'S BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAY, PERKINS 4 co.'s BRO. STOUT,
Do. do. Xxx PORTER
KNOX Il SONS ALLOA ALE,
YOUN6ER'S INDIA PALE ALE,
TENNENT's scOFCH ALE, Xxx.
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II DR. JUHNST0N,
ALTs sNIORE
E,DfE NOS GpU

tiHS dScotsFsdfss usoSt CSTfsiH, Ssssdv asf on =,
Egec;Ea' htrs,5y tH sas Farlf
FOR ALL DISEASES or IMPRTDENCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-02

4 CURE WARgINTED. Ok no CEaRGF
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS
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II The Western Sanitary Commission, whose
headquarters are in st Louis, report that the
whole number Of patients admitted in the fifteen
hospitals under their care, to date Is 10 49,. or
these I 400 have died. There have been 1Gl ad-
ditiona deaths floating hospitals ir transit, at
Nc Dowell military prison, st Louis Arsenal,
and at private houses, thus making the grand
total 1 ,569; 1917 have been furloughet, dis
charged or returned to their regiments and 3 $50
remain.
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The Rebels Re,reatins-,,er,irsbpr. =,
LATER FROM EUROPE.

CAPE RACE. May 3l.-'rhe steamsbJ, Cs, ,
New York, from I.tvgpool on the g1st vi.
Queenstown on the aad, passed off Cane Race ar
one O'Clock this afternoon u 9SFf. 10y ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-02

DR. w. n. co,nsfses nsfseTscE; N,
eitlzens OF the Navy Yard and vicinity that has
located st the corn y Of Eighth and Rssreets east
SDeses sss oil proisas i0nai OAs vli Be psomIs.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-02

war steamer Paranese, with the Brazilian Minis
ter on board, arrived In the roads this moynine
The commander and Minister paid their respects
TO Gen. Wool, and salutes Were exchanged at s
this afternoon, the Paranese wearing the American
ensign at her fore. .-s -,, - :
Tne Minnesota, which got aground yesterday
whue on her way to Norfolk, got of this mo.r.
ing, - -. -. ii I
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REsT IMPoRTED cORsETs, one do7Is--..
~ WEINBERG a FURsT's
N |" Steo~ IL Market spacs.
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Hannibal 4 st. Joseph Railroad.

IN GOOD CONDITION, AND TRAINS ARE
i running daily, East and West, for the ,ransror-
tation Of passengers and freight with care and
despatch. All Railroads located east Of tho Mis-
sissippi River have direct connection with the II IL
ST 10 X, or its Line Of spl ndid steam Packets.
The Hannibal i st Joseph K 4 Line OF Packets
on the Missouri River run daily. south to, Leaven-
worth, Parkviile, Quiudaro. Wyandotte and Kan
sss City and tri-wsekiy, north to Nebraska City,
Plat,smouth, Omaha, and Council Blufs.
Daily Mail Coaches run in connection with
trains Of this road to all important towns in
Northern Missouri and Southern Iswa. Also to
Lawrence, Topeka, Fort Riley and Fort scott,
Kansas.
Overland Pixies Peak and California Mail
Coaches leave daily. Time to Denver City days,
Salt Lake days, Sas Francisco 18 days.
Rates Of freight always o. low as by any other
line, while the patron saves largely in insurance.
Distance, Changes and Tine.
p. b. GROAT, Gen1 Ticket Ag't Hannibal, Mo.
WP. ROBINSON, Freight Agt, do
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ARRIVAL and Departure OF the Mails.
POsToFFICE At DAVENPORT, low
Takes effect Monday, May 5th. 1862, at Il. 4

" Wv N-O'"Sb mug "S''B Aoo-, "t a. Lh.
EASTERN MA1L-Via &RIR R-Closes at
O'Clock A II Closes At 6 o'clock + NJ Way mail
closes Mt y A. NJ Way mail arrives at ~ o'clock
N i; Through mail arrives ut IA o'clock A NJ
Through mail arrives At 5A r M-Suldays ex-
cePted.
WESTERN MAL-via Is R-Closcs at 7
o'clock NJ arrives at 6A o'clock p NJ, Sundays
excepted.
NORTHERN MAIL-via Lyons & Camanche-
Closes at 8 o'clock p NJ arrivesat6 0 clock pm.
SOUTHERN MAIL-Via steam packtts-closes at
8 O'Clock NJ arrives Z o'clock A NJ,
NORTHERN MAIL-Via Dewitt Il Maauoketa--
Closes Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday at o'clock
NJ arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
6 o'clock p NJ
ROUTE No. l0977-via Blue Grrss, etc-CIoses
Monday, w ednesday and Friday a, o'clock + n;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
o'clock PM.
ROUTE No. 1Oo4s Via Upton Closes Tuesday
and Friday ~ IL o'clock NJ arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock NJ.
RorTE No. 1o947-via PuTalo-Closes Friday
at o'clock A N arrives Saturday ate o'clock
PM.
EoUrE No. l0950-Via Annanosa 4 Walnut
Forks Closes Thursday At IL N ; arrives Thus
day at IL O'Clock N.
lIouRs-Onice open at 7 o'clock a NJ general
delivery closed at ~ o'clock + NJ; closes a,
o'c OK + NJ. Office oren on Sunday from to
L. o'clocf NJ
tss Az the principa mails are carried BY Rail
Road, all the time stated in the above notice,
will be RAIL hOAD TINE, the clock in the Super
intendant's Office, NJ d il DEPOT, benz tho stand.
ard CHAS II. ELDRIlGE r. M
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
WHEREAS, on the 9th day Of October, A.
Wv d. 1855, John Stolltenberg executed unto
samuel Sylvester, ~ Trustee, q certain Deed Of
Trust conveying to said Trustee the land in scott
county, Iowa, described as follows. to-wit; The
south half Of tho northeast quarter Of section
thirty five (35) in township number seventy nine
49, north Of range number two ~ east 9th r.
NJ, which was made to secure the purchase money
upon said land, which said conveyance was made
by the said Stolltenberg tor thepurpose of securing
the payment of eight certain promissory notes and
the interest thereon, signed by said Stolltenberg,
dated the 9th day Of October, A. d. 1885, and
amounting in all to tho sum Of eighteen hundred
dollars.
And now six Of the notes having becom
due and payable,and the said Stoltent erg having
failed to pay the same, Samuel Sylvester Trustee
aforesaid 10 hereby give this public notice, that
by virtue of the power which is in me vested by
said Deed Of Trust, will, on Wednesday, the 9th
day tf August, A. y. 1852, at the hour of
two O'Clock in the afternoon of said day,
at the Court House door, in the city
of Davenport, expose and offer for sale, at
public auction, the parcel Of land above described,
or much thereof shall be necessary TO salts.
fly and pay the amount Of said notes with the in
terest thereon to the day of SALE together with all
the costs and expenses attending said sale, costs
of this notice ard Trustees fees.
Dated the LIST day Of August, A. D. 1852.
SAMUEL SYLVESTER,
Trustee.
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THE HOUSEK EEPER,s
new FURNITURE POLlSH;!

Prepared from an improved recipe by, tho pro-
prietor Of the .Brother Jonathan Polish, certi-
fed by all the leadisg New York furniture deal
and Piano Forte Makers to be the best in the
world for removing scratches, marks and dirt, and
restoring high and lasting gloss 10 all kinds Of
vanished work, frem furniture to leather Iii
cheaper and better than varuish, dries immedi-
ately, and is easily applied, With piece II can
ton flannel and bottle OF two of this New Fur
niture poish,a housekeeper can work magic in
the furniture Of house ami keep it looking like
new. Now 10 the time to Is hine up your tables,
chairs, desks, pianos picture frames carriages etc,
and mako them look 50 per cent better. This is
true economy. For sale by furniture dealers and
s,orekeepers generally. Price, IS and so cents
DO tie. Depot No. l Spruce street, New York.
Special agents wanted. Address, box 1872 New
York p. U.
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