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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-05

In addition 10 the above, 20n packages were
sold by James NJ Cross: 40 by DR. a piggo,t
300 by Edw'd Brooks: H. by Bacon g. HYDE
eDO by John Bunaing; - BY nr \ Willing; -
BY Dr. Donaldson, aud 800 ty w 4 w kirkpat-
rck-whieh, together with the SAL BY the
Wholesale rs cn,s, prove that this article is ato-
gother superior TO any remedy ever offered FOR
Consumption.
For sale a, Davenpor, b. tho Agent,
Mr.. ClIAS. LESLIE.
]. II. Barnard & Bro. No. 40 Main ct, -.
Louis, Wholesale Agents, for the west and south.
March oath, l8s8. i3-iy
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Or. Ipham'S Vegetable Elfrluary, or Internal
Remedy for the Piles. triumphant

taffiR arr subject e.. 1i9ef peruliaf circumstances
iar riict ataty certificates rond he grcn If specdg
aud caert,ai cts-bid dfieacg toftids L,c,r publ
cat,oa, SrvEsE AND HABTCAL CosrivrSEss.
Flow ct blood 10 the Head, Dyspepsia, ulcera-
tluns, Flstulas, Inflammation OF the Stomach,
and a speedy cure IN DR. ufnAM's ELEcruARy. II
Is an internal remedy and cures hv It's action OH
the bowels and blood. the relaxed state OF which
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THE twenty years which have elapsed since the orig
l. nal pubica Of DR. Noah Websaer's great exico.
phieal work have than reeonced both literary
ereduiy and national pre 70 the uDooubed fact
that The best Dictionary OF the English language
atlantic importation The sterling worth OF thar
piece of learned and taking industry long since
sufficiently recognised reduce the functions OF crit
csm within the dimensions and Our rese
task is simply Inform the reading, and, still more, The
Vrsg public OF eat Britain, thar revised and enlarged
edition Of TINS Invaluable work, brought down as tar
possible the latest advances OF scence, literature and
the the present day." within the reach OF all
10 whon the boon may DC aece ptableLo,do Mormfng
Chronicls-
THE QUEEN's DICTIONARY Among the novelties the
iar of franklin institute, particular
great attention IL copy Of Webste quario Dctiona
ry intended her Majesty, Victoria Queen OF
Great Britain Iii superbly bound IN Turkey morocco
que and the clasp and Ornamental plates OF solid gold
The edges golo and the front the English and Amer
lean flags beautifully blended in elegant coors On
the edges Of The with the words 'E yyrt-
bus and those tne bottom another With the
-h0as solt mal e"-PhadeEhia Times aad Kew
stont, Oct "a.
We learn thai the Qaeen's Dictionary received the hrst
premium the air.Edttor priagaeid Republicans, Nor
Nov. 7-ldkc
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PosI OFr1cF DEPARTMENT,
October 80, 1873.
4 sROPOS AIS for Carrying Mails o United

PROPOSALS for Carrying the Mails Of the Uriteti
from the LIST Of February, lsss the ls Of JAY
1850 ON tue following routes VIII be received the
office of the Pos, Office Department, the city Of
Washington until a OF the 18th day OF December,
iS4S be decided by the day.
No 37u3 From Detroit Michigan, by hediord, Livonia,
Pennington, Novi Hieksve keDslngton, Brighten, and
Genoa Howell 81 miles and bnck, three times week
Leave Detroit every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al
4 m, arrive at Howell same days by p.
Leave Howell every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday,
q 4 a. arrive al DstrolI same days by p m
Proposals carry SIX VIII be cons dered
No 3705 From Detroit Michigan, by Rockville, 10 MI
Clemens, 20 miles and back, three times a week
Leave Detroit Monday, "Wednesday and Friday,
IA, arrive Nj. Clemens same days by IL IN.
Leave Mt Clemens every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday m, arrive at Detroit days by IL
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee,
signed by responsible PERSONS in the following
manner,
The undersigned guaranty that
If his bid for carry ing the mail from DE
Postmaster General shall into OBJ
legation prior The first dag Of Fsbruary merit, with good
and sufficient sneiies perform the ssfvice proposed
This should be panied by the certificate OF post
MASTER 1Ivalenf testimony, HAT the gparanors
of properly and able make good their
The proposal should be department scaled,
endorsed Propos ais Tor route No in
and addressed the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from combination
and conditions which the contract Is 70 be
made, the last annual advertisement
c. JOHNSON,
Nov I-law4w Postmaster General
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! n ODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1919. Dedicated 70 The
Grace Greer wood and l. A Cooley.
nossliege by Miss Leslie, who contributes 70 every
n P WIais's original scriptural poetry.
Arthur, ~ho contributes 70 every number, nnstfa
tive ofCrootne's Sketches of American Character
We intend merely give notice of intentions foI
year, leaving Others long advertisements I'M OF
ArTeeabiy - The prseoe Of last year. the publisher viii
good amber each month he does IN January
This Is novel feature ia magazine Publishing pnrins
The whole Of last he engravngs and more
reading matter than any Of his eonie oraries and "
GopEY's LADY's BOOK. may do 80 under
thar they wA receive or their money IN the Magazine
added and ineInded IN the same xs rbe LADYs DOLLAR
NEWSPAPER, which contains IN month nearly u not
quite as much reading matter as The other mohes, a
king SO ls of reading Of two magazines a
month THEKE rECULAEIrIEs about Cooley Lady ;
Book ior the ladies that no other magazine Pos'esse1
There IL Meszotint and Line Engraving IN each
npmbsr--both 10y the best artists la addition 70
these, There are gwen monthly, what no ohei mag
giFesa eolored ahion plate with inil descriP
This feature peculiar Cooley, as no other work
has them every month and coloed hsn efe are
Bonnets chsmisets ESqesusnisIn Tor Ladies WIN En-
cravings The Ladies Work Table with de- xns io KNIT,
ting netting crotchei and all Other xmas OF WORK
for smsns Gaps, Chair Covers, Window Curtains Doy-
ey Passes Bags Ge hsath and Beauty w,n ,s En
cravings always illustrative OF something useful Music
os d Sa a'f a5sfn coas sa
Flower Pieces occasionally These are all extra IN Codey
and be found in other Magazine These were al
given las year and will be continued In addition, we
shall have 70 every No. one o. on ,mrp,raN CHAR.
ACTERISTlCs," most amusing series, nov nrs. g,ssn
American public. These Will be illustrated IN every
number by story from the powerful pen oil L. . ArhnI'
1.-THE CHANGES OF FASHION" illustrated by Fay
Robinson esq This series VIII be very Interesting to the
THE APPLICABILITY OF THE FINE ARTS TO
IN n,s ,,,n md viii to- pnb,shed during he yesr
COTTAGE FURNITURE Having given SO many
ton of Cottage FarnuIea very necessary aPpendage 10
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ii. ! E;ssss::s.,
ADAMS q cos EXPRESS

Ohce, Pennsylvania Cpesst, Railroad Depot
THE public respectfully informed that we continue
L express oetw Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York. Boston, and all the principal cities
and Tor The sale and speedy conveyance Of neI-
ahsndlse, packages, bullion, oans notes. &c.
Particular attention will be paid the collection and
payment oil notes. drafts, bis &c.
Custom house entries Boston New York Philadelph
ana Baltimore promptly attended to, and on reasonable
Our customers and others, ordering goods from the
particularly requested 10 order by .ddams and
Co - Express. which will insure their conveyance with
EraIer despatch.
Our express Tor Richmond. Petersburg and the sou th
asVes daIy al p. and arrives daily al Al
u from The north arrives daily at lit m and
4 2 m, and departs daily al p.
Nov 3-eodn PHILIP J. BUCKLEY, Agent.
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TINE subscriber has completed with the aid Of the
l. experienced and capable assistants, n BUSINESS
MANS ALMANAC for ISi9, which he is confident will
commend Itself the decided favor OF the trade and the
public , .
Although bearing the humble designation OF Almanac, II
& believed that this work viii be found equal IN usefulness
and merit which assume much ioiler dstnr
has been prepared with deierm nation 10 bring
within the smallest compass all the various facts winch
OF business will have refer TO IN the course
Of year such the condensed statistics OF our nation
al Industry various de partmens OF agriculture man
ufactures. mirnng commerce, Gc Acts channels and
means OF cannls, primo pal lines OF
and ation-abes OF duties i'm
ports exports revenue, expenditures Ac, &c To these
added large Of inform alton with regard TO the
most improved modes Of commencing transactng and
tending business the OF nsuring success IN com
eres the relative advantages OF cash and
d dealings power and influence OF the newspaper
press advertising rules for business men, Ac
&c. ..
Tsr Business MANS ALMANAC is compressed within 81
pages. OF fine but and tar type though
containing more Than ordinary limo volume oil
400 pages will be supplied to the trade at " per hum
dret Or S5 per thousand Single copies l2i cents Terms
cash on delivery. Orders respectfully sesicted by
- v. b. PALMER,
General Newspaper Agency, Tribune Buildings n T.
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r. j. Steer, Merchant Tailor.
BrDarM's Hptel,

HAS the pleasure notify hs friends and patrons tina
he has received large assortment OF new fall and
winter goods which opened and ready for
nation The stock embraces Engstl French, and Bel
gian Cloths cassneres and veslings great variety OF
handsome fancy domestic cassimeres, remarkably
good cheap silk wooen and cotton nndershrts and
ORA dress shirts fancy articles such
stocks gloves cravats, suspenders, hosiery collars,
bosoms, umbrellas, gowns, Ac., Ac
j. s. pleasure assuring those who
clothing his stock and arrangements such
enable hum furnish then at prices unusually low,
while be article give entire satisfaction
The public respectfully invited 10 cal and examine
the stock and learn the prices.
DerE -Iuvvl u,if
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C1S0 REWARD--Ran away from the subscriber near
s@ leJO Lursy, Page county. Virginia the Sun inst
boy named Aaron He is black, ~ Year, OF
about feet inches high. has down look when spo
very chick lips and heavy tongue He had ben
domestic fIock faded black color.
broad brn white hat and other clothing with him,
collected The above oil $50 viii be given should
be apprehended OF The State and $l0V If taken in the
that get him again. All reasonable charges
will be paid if delivered IL d Luray
Aaron lett company with sprighly yellow boy, red
com exon red hair, and spotted face Ian
bur heavier made Both the above boys good
coopers VIM. A. CHAIRMAN,
Sept. 22--tf Luray, Page county, virginia
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VIRGINIA UFtICE,
November 3, 1873
Tn c0~f0rmity entitled An to reduce
i into the several concerning escheators
passed the 9th day Of January, 1873 do hereby
known to all whom II may concern, that it appears by
the certificate OF the escheator OF the county of Alexandra
dated the 3ls day of October ISIS and received
land office The Sd day OF November. ISis that by
quest held the 3o day OF October lsis following
lots, of which William Howard died ICED, have been
found eseheaied 10 the Commonwealth;
No L. lot OF ground the side of Fairfax. be
Oronokr and Princess the of
dra the county Of Alexandria, containing square
No 2 iot of ground the east side Of Fairfax and
north side OF Gronoke In the said and
Ale xnndrin, containi ng one square, TWO acres
s IL PARKER,
Nov. 7-Iawew Reg. Virginia Land Office
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HEADouARrrRs MAXINE CoRPs
Quartermasier's Otiee, Washington, Oct IL, 1913
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received al This Office
- until 10 O'clock m Mondsy the 18Th day of No
yember next, for furnishing rations the United States
marines at The following stations for The 1873 Wis
Portsmouth, New Ham pshiTe
CharlesloWn, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsy lvania
Gosport, Norfolk Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District OF Columbia
Each ration consist of one pound and quarter OF
fresh beef, threequarters OF pound OF porn
eighteen ounces OF bread made Of tupertne Hour,
perne -four, the option ID the government and the
six pounds OF good coffee, twelve pounds Of the
best New Orleans sugar, eight quarts OF the best white
beans four quarts or vinegar, quarts Of salt Hour
pounds OF good hard brown soap, and and a hall
pounds OF good hard dipped alow candles 10 each hun
bred rations.
The beef required shall be delivered the order of the
commanding officer OF each station, either IN bulk by
the single and shall consist OF the best and most
choice pieces of the the pork be No. prime
pork, and the groceries OF the best quality OF the
kinds named, subject 70 Inspection
No bad will be unless accompanied by two
sureies OF known responsibility To be endorsed Pro
posais Tor rations for lofs-
Oct l3-3taw4w
The American Sentinel and Pennsy vanian, Phiadri-
pha the Portsmouth Gazette, New Hampshire the Bos
Post and Boston Times Boston the New York Herald,
New York Evening Post, New York Courier and Enquirer,
and New York Sun the Baltimore Republican and Bait-
Sun the Norfolk Beacon, the Norfolk Herald, the
andria Gazette Alexandria, Virginia and the Pensacola
Gazette VIII give the above three Insertions each week
and send the account, accompanied by printed copy
of the advertisement, this Office for payment.
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CENTLEMES's belongingx!-STEVENS Browns
VI folel largest stock and plee
rneu of wardrobe and toilet articles Of
tered in this city. viz
Yoke neck shirts
Six inerino, and cotton understands and drawers
Robes de chanbre
Silk, kid, and merino gloves
Suspenders and suspender braces
Brushes and combs
Perfnm merry OF ali kinds
Canes, umbrellas, &c.
Every article usually at gentemen's Quitting
tablishm be found store Prices UNIFORM and
ali goods sold that do represented be
Ia rned STEVENS,
Halter and genuernens out6rng establishment,
Oct 22-eo6uf Nc. Browns Hotel
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rAsDs's sAhsAPAHi~AA. ." qsArt sS<aiss, fer the
= removal and permanent cure o. al Diseases arising
ron impure state o. lhs s ~ S h- !. ns system VIZ sero
iah OF hIhg - ~. 80. plS,-s.s W.. s,n.
ORR OF ane - y. -,
and 1oinss -. go. =, - ~ Aa W
Lu~D1A lutrudeuce Chrouc
Asci1A OF ~ - l ~. ,..ox.S -, a.. p.
Constitutions = - .yis1Ir - "a $780,.
The Fslns ~, I.s IL $500, i. z s~sr.s - 49,
hei1 - !. -
IrsnHmrnael =. ~, a.a u, 80 @aa =, =, - ", ~
su and seAfs .- T,s n,ss,s x,e,,n al
played n mss ~aa. -an,,.~,ss - -. sss -
has beeh i =. hs.osu,s ~ =, 80 ~
tsu covered -. ss-rs-aa ,f r.s-sa,s = =. "a $50
ed hopeissAy ~ - 80 - earrlA1,ts ..a.,, .
CHRONIC - :.
drrais ~ go a. - 81 1.nass md 80 80, .-..a-
- anst,uonG rlsdy testify ecscy nestimable
prepsrsueH -, .
oO Cerheale IRON co samuel lstor gentleman
SHADING and extensive acquaintance throagh The southern
s and lately appointed consul 10 New Granada comments IT.
SCI - A@ " ~, -. ,u.- ,s.s
- -A' - .oS7-
Mess A D. " sAsps ASs uscu ana ~ilhsss
% the effects YOU eAeei " " insi
em persons II various f " - 80 20 '.iA
Louisiana AeAa sn - ~. -, ..,.. s "e
acted almost ee charm srssas the snss
state Of INC Ys.tn NJ anu =" $3.50 ~ W ~ -e~ "N<A''
ioas ehe ssi- and s,,s,siv.,, s.a D., ,h
iou - 49, "a nv cousin Cen z.r,.r, ~ -,
United sS'sa arl! ~ 10 ~ sn, $500 ,4yaoi
has JOY ,ne pas - - AIT sa,.as - so ~ - -
msRas the same be and sen me NJ ae SANE inns
ana II ~ NV - ~ -. - -
army VII M ursasa and trust that IT'S srslh re.,ordng yr
more hgnly wiz pe pil1e, I - IN Ni,
tues VII maze seh.lals , 's"u' i"e 'SnslA ana
o'saaiR ~ o-i - sssN-ffalS : q TsyIop
yours very iesP'eNA'' u 9 co,s,i - - ps ~,
- - - - ~
REMARKABLE CURE Or BEONCHiTls-
Nrw YoKx Feb H. lsas
- I5s,,r russred many wear, i,b s,ss.. AZ a.,
% sssnr n. hrvax curing wh time was treated by the
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virtue Of deed Of TO me, dated the oath day Of
IL February. ISIS and recorded iiber w h. No l4l,
uuo 81 g. &c, of the land records of Wasington
county District of Columbia, and the request OF Hoy AZ
White, Of Philadelphia, of the parties having
ss IL the said deed, viii sale AT ancton
tuesday, the 2lsi day OF November next, O'Clock IN the
uernoon front Of the premises all that piece parcel
ground the Of Washington the west side Of
sh street Pennsylvania known and distin-
gushed the ground pian and marked and laid down
me plat OF said lot No L. square No 4le with
al the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Terms third OF the purchase money cash. and The
residue IN two and four months be secured by the pur
rhases safisac ory endorsed with
tAe day Of SALE and by deed OF the premises
The terms be complied with within three days from
ne cay OF Fate the property Will be resod weeks
Aanue al the risk and cost Of the Grst purchaser.
JOHN MARION, Trustee
ED. G. N q. 7. DYER, Auctioneers.
Dc
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NTOTioK--The firm OF Owen, Evans, * Co having
~ been dissolved by the death of Evan Evans notice is
hereby the by nstforiiy OF the
viii and approval the Orphans Court has
lied al the interests whatever OF the said the time
Of has death, the and N the
sad firm, and that The said vested
Edward Owen. who Is ali
corning the said late firm. W. b. MAGHUDER,
Execui OF Evan Evans
Y. OWEN,
: w OWEN
The firm, posed of the undersgned viii con-
unue 70 do business usual old stand, under
firm and name OF Edward Owen *
z OWEN
Oct 22-eo4w S. W. OWEN.
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DRY GOODS-DRY GOODS-DRY GOODS We have
IL Just opened splendid stock OF dry goods, which
will sell auction bargains, having bought great many OF
thel al great sacrifices We cali the folio wing
articles viz:
800 yards super satin-striped Cashmeres
II pieces satin ped and plaid alpacas
pieces cherry coiored rne, and light blue mons
selInes
pieces handsome plaid Cashrnercs, 25 worth 81
50 pieces Cashmeres and Mousseiines, from ls4 50
With about Oo0 yards caooes, tas coors, and ranging
from 81 TO l2s per yard
We would call particular attention OF all persons
siding country stock OF goods keep
stany hand Of the largest OF goods
adapted their OF any the city We
the following goods which will be glad furnish
such prices as they be bought Baltimore
where south Of New York, viz;
Blanket Of qualify, from the lowest possible price
The best Whitney $40 per pair
Linseys, from 10 cents upwards
Sleeps grey and fuied cloths, OF the very best
Cassnets, fiannes brown and white coons, osnaburgs,
buras and everything adapted the OF pure hasers
splendid OF cloths cassimeres, and
us such as cannot undersold by any in Dis
tric all OF which respectfully submit
for the inspection OF purchasers.
N. B. Country merchants will al all times find our
sorrmen good and, buy most Of goods by the
package, supply them ar Baltimore prices
w M SINISTER * Co,
Corner Of 9TH and Penn.
Oct 10
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ATOTICE-By authority of the Board of President and
N Directors OF the Navy Yard Bridge Company, gene
meeting the stockholders Of the said company
called holden directors Bank of
Washington Saturday. Ilth day OF November next,
ii O'Clock in the forenoon Tor the purpose OF considering
and determining wheher they viii dispose of their
ess rights and privileges under the charter Of the said
company the government Of the United States such
will then be submitted them, In order 10 the
bridge becoming free
Stockholders attending person, and desiring
vote, each appoint proxy by power under his
her hand and seal ate sled BY ftro Witnesses.
WIN. GUNTON, President
Oct. lq-eotd
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Betueen Trsnton aud Princeton, Wen Jeseg
NIS institution still successful operation under the
care of the subscribers The OF
thorough and Boys prepared for any class
ia coieze commercial life board OF experienced
rucrors is employed Teacher and pupils constitute
one household Ii believed THAI the advantages equal
10 those an similar institution
The sum $500 all expenses. save music, draw
ing and modern languages.
Reference respectfully made the following gentlemen:
Gen X Jones' Henderson, Is. o. Tayoe, esq, Rev
T. r Ouriey Washington; David English, ESQ, George
town: Hon. W. l. Dayton Chief Justice Green Trenton,
New Jersey; s Bispham, esd, PhaadelPha Valentine
Mott NJ D. New York John Ross, Cherokee Nation.
Catalogues obtsned on application
III. n S. Nd hAMiLL. Principals,
Oct Wa Lawrencevfle, n. j.
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UPWARD OWEN sOE have just received their
IL fab and winter supply Of goods, embracing great
rey OF cloths cassrmere and vestings of STYLE
unequssd by stock that has civ for
years together with choice selection hieis
yes, ready made wooden and Shirts many
other articles tedious mention and including very
large and assortment OF military and cloths
trimmings, and equi pments-
Edward Owen Son request their friends and
ers both cilizen and Hilary call and examine
selves they ready 10 execute any orders la their line
in the best manner and upon the most accommodating
terms for cash. a short credit
WANTED-A few good coat, pantaloon, and
makers t. OWEN SON
Oct 22-eoaw
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N III
nj having at the invitation Of the trustees, charge
of The prrbypran high school tor young indies In Louis
xurs die hope that change OF location W IA prevent
mem from uffHsling daughters her Mrs C. has
iound Louisville than she was lea 10 sfPec ana ne
enIe zealoas in the Of education and she hum bly,
the s assisting 10 found may be-
come a blessing The community for years 10 come
The eahu-s. of the CIV and the essness OF access 10
Il from the south and southwest, indicate the very
aee Tor scho of hrh character and neither pains
expense viii be spared 10 place beside the best IN
the Union.
Mrs Darlington VIII receive iTnfted number OF board
ers. who w II be as dang Iiers in ber family
Sept S0-dSm
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.0LDIERs' CLAIMS

<NLpthtss' CLAIMS r1ncis A DicSins offers his
- services proc nTlng the settlement Of claims SOL
aer Mexico la ordinary cases hls
charge N be for procuring land WARRANT scrap.
tension cerufcae, s. tor pay, mileage clothing, Nc
" II the under $50 II thas sum, 10 per
cent io three months pay, So All letters nasI be
pug-pad.
M r A. Dickinss Office his residence street
oe;ween 18th and Ian streets.
h-c2ru
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Charles De seIdink,


IL avenue between 81 and 9th streets respectfully invite
their friends and the
public large and weseecte stock OF fall and wiz
goods just received OF the latest and most fashionable
STYLES OF cloths cassneres vesngs Sc making their
s1rtfnen al this ne including general and handsome
variety articles tor gentle mems wear very complete
All who therefore in pursuit. OF good articles al mod
crate prices viii do well 10 give us call
22-3aw3wif
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INV BOOKS.

INV boohs--Di-cpiiDe OF Lie, novel; Frank
3rvsers Field Sports the United Stntes, and Brush
1'aoes o North America, vs., with instTstors PAS
Present ShaTasln, aud SartoF ksssrIus BY Thomas
awe, edlJor. compete in 4 VOL Table 1o'
'lcs, Poem, vol Memoirs OF Madame CAihsrine
t,uonh- BY Thomas z. BpkAm, ID. D., vol Arabian
4 Fhs' No II, HarPefs edition For sAl'ey
Nov4 r. TAYLOR