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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
NEW GOODS.

HE subscriber has Just returned from
81. Louis with full supply Of all
articles usually found in his line Of bust
ness, which he has selected with care and
is prepared to sell upon very reasonable
terms. Those desiring TO purchase IRE re-
qucsted TO give him call. His stock EN-
braces the following, among other articles
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Gums Arabic, opium, shclac, aIocs, sssa-
fGtida, myrrh, tragacan,h,
Senegal, guiac, gamboge, camphor, DC.
Roots Liquorice, rhubnrb. ja!ap, orris, Vr.
ginia and seneca snake, sarsapariila,
ginger. gen,ian, spigelin, &c.
Banks Peruvian, cinnamon, sassafras, elm,
bayberry, hemlock, &c.
Seed mise, coriander, fennel, lobelia, card
anon, &c.
Salts Epson, Glauber, soda, rochelle, ni,re,
ammoninc, &c.
Acids sulphuric, nitric, tartaric muriatic,
bcnzoic, &c.
Essences aud essential oils, tinctures, syr-
ups, ointments, &c.
CASTLE, soda, shaving, toilet and fancy
sonps.
Calomel, Quinine, s. c. Soda, cayenne.
cream tartar, sugar lead, corb. ammonia
and Mrgncsia, balls. copaivs. Burgundy
pitch, sulphur, sennn. mama: etc. etc.
Paints, Oils and varnishes
Red, white and black lead, chrome vel
low aud green, Prussian blue, lamp black.
Ii,harge, SIP. brown, Ven. red, yellow
ochre, whiting, &c.
Linseed, lard, Iamp. fish, castor and
swee. oils, spts. turpen,ine. alcohol. &c.
Nos and ?, CopaI and japan varnish-
es, sand paper.
Dve s,ufFs. NIL kinds.
Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Brushes, kc.
Cu!ngne, rorewa,cr, hair oils. eve winter,
fish hooks and lines, letter and cap paper.
quilts, steel pens, envelopes, waters and
wnfer mo,toes, extracts for hdkfs. pomadcs.
sn,chc,s. pocket books, penknives. lead
pencils, s!atcs, pins, needles, hooks aud
ewes. purses. violin strings. combs, hears oil.
sand boxes aud sand, inks,nnds, shaving
boxes and brushes, tooth, hair, cloth. paint,
white wash, shoe and scrub brushes, Sc.
Together with a general assortment Of
patent medicines.
GROCERIES.
Soap, candles, teas, loaf sugar, starch.
pepper, alspice, nutmegs, mace, ginger,
chocolate, cocoa, sal eratus, mustard, to-
bacco and segars, snufis, raisins, currants,
candies, &c.
A. SANDERS.
Davenport, Oct. 10Th, ls4S.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

OrINIoS OF a SLAvE-HoLDER---A res
pected correspondent in the interior ii the
State, says: Il was Informed lately by nm
intelligent citizen Of ST. Louis, thu. in Il
conversation with m old gentleman in The
Northern part &c Missouri, The old man
said IN him, i own about ten thousand
acres OF land in the territory tina, is in dis
puis bet Tween iowa and Missouri, and if
can get tho line to RIM between these
States % ~ ~ throw my land on tho Iowa
side. | nm willing, TO effect il. 10 Sc, free al
ms seernes-nbnut thirty in number--snd
NV 100000 in cash. The old man was
az tho opinion that his land in free State
would 10 Immediately worth $4,000 more
than il would 10 worth in Slave State"
(Lesisuiul Epaasisev.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
YNDIAN CHOLAGoGUE.--rhis "a.

.NhtAS 1AACLAoNyJOTs.--l Ills Ia
- nous medicine is now offered 10 the citizens
OF 81 Louis and surrounding country m Q safe
and certain cure for fser ard .4guc. Gill le,ey,
hteynnfteat ferers cnd all Bilious d.sroses incl
dent to the West. II lis also an excellent remedy
for L'rer Complaint aud .4gue Cake or Enlarge
meat OF The Spleen The great popularity Of this
remedy is owing 10 its superior medical virtnes,
as the agents employed are Of the most potent
and eilidient kind known in Massria Medics.
The Indian Cholagcgae is entirely Vegetable in
It's ingredients and perfectly harmless in aN lis
qualities and is universally acknowledged 10 DO
the most agree .ole and efFcctual CURATIVE OF Fe-
yer and Agre and Bilious Complaints known to
the civilized world. Iii salwayss safe and always
e.Iec,uai. Give il trial.
Os5-Pricc 81 IS per Bottle.
Prepared in New York BY DR. Fcnchtwanger.
For sale by DIR Easterly, South Fast corner Of
Third and Chestnut streets, St Louis, No., Agent
FOR the West.
Oe5-For sale BY A SANDERS, Druggist, Agent
for Davenport, Iowa. Aug ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

ALTMAN NArUR."--Names and local.
ties have not been given us. but wc have
been assured that the following anecdote
is true. Before giving il, however, we will
saw what We think, and that is tina. fortune
hunting 10 less n female than mao eccu-
patton, hereabonts. But to the story: A
young man visited place Of fashionable
summer resort ia the Old Dominion, and
caused tho friend who introduced him Il
whisper tina, he WINS worth three hundred
thousand dollars. His sejourn was but
seven days. in which time he cour'ed II
young ladies, II promised him, 3 waived a
promise; he kissed II, and got Q rings,
which he traded for juleps, and leii!--Lou'
dosn Wing.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

- RATEFUL for past f.vors the sub
~ scribcr hcgs leave to announce 10 the pub
lie thu, he has replsnisaed his Sioe. aad has now
on hnnd an assortment Of the hes, quality q.
FURNITURE. suited To the times and coun.r,
which he will dispose Of rs cheap as any other
establishment in the West. Ia5les from Ga 10
$40 Bedsteads from 81 10 sl2-S.ands from s.
TO S7-Burca1 from s,li Ia SIS, and many 9th
er articles which would take too much paper TO
enumcrate, made on the shottes, notice.
CE3-.3iso, Sand Paper BY the ream or quire,
warranted The hes, article in the West.
Cajns made at hours notice and Hearse
will shortly be KEEP, in readiness to attend tu-
nerals. JOHN POPE.
N.R. A .Ionrncyman Chair Maker wanted
Immediately bv the subscriber.
Davenport, July 10Th. 1915. 45-ly
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

FALL AMID WIWgIR GOODS
~ s. WHISTLER, has his STOCK FALL AND WINTER
O GOODS from Boston ST. LOUIS which the and best assorted
Stock GOODS offered this Market and will the lowest
His Stack consists Of the following gods:-
35 fashionable Cloths Qualities;
Satinct Twecds I'd Jeans,n quantity.
40 pieces Coon, Blue Drilling Checks, Linen Coating &c.
so Fancy Linen lure and Cham Dress Ginghams
2jO French English Calcos and Chnts,
30 pieces Alpaca, do Muslin dc i.anes
100 Bingham, Silk and Silk Para and Sun Shades splendid
Florence Pearl Braid aud Straw Dnnes. quantity
Bonnet, black ibonds, wreaths, &C.,
Ladies and Kid Silk L,c thread gloves and Mh,
Summer Sws Cravas Silk cord all coo and QUALITIES
Paper feather Mun e, Silk and thread edng Irish, table, nen
lawn Dp Crash, and Gon bage aud black silk vcl
Nankcen, heached aud CamLric Mnlin
Figured Blond Book Bishops Swiss and barred musns
Ln and thing in the DRY
GOOD line, No %
ALSO
BOOTS AND SHOES.
which will OF
kinds and qualities Of LADIES' Misses, Ch mud Boys Soe Slippers Boots
CATERS, halt Caters, &c.
ALSO HARDWARE
and pocket
Cutlery, door knb Locks chest trunk pad closet locks German silver aud bf
mill horse hand round and half round files 6rme and socket ch'
brushes, and forks coffee ms hoes
plane ner and chains and
brace bits, hammers, brick stee &c &C.
Queens and Glass largo assortment
OILS AND PAINTS; STATIONARY;
GROCERIES, quantity, all Of which will be sold low CSW
Davenport, October lall lSiS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

A Brown and Blenched Muslins; Brown
and Bcachcd Drillings, Woolen aud Cot
ton Flannels. Linscys, Ginghams, Silk
and Cotton Velve,s. Table Cloths, Kid
and Silk Gloves, Cnsh. and Buck; Mems
and Boys Caps, Combs, Brushes, &c.
Sc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
Universal tonllnrndatiOn.


From ever eif,, toan ana s.H,g,, where rr
Epham's Vegetable Pile Eleetuar, has been in
,rodnced fhe most gratifying intelligence of lis
effects have been received hs the Proprieior.-
In hundreds Of instances il has iriumphed over
cases which were deemed incurahle.
Letter of Capt q w Mclean, late OF the L : sc.-
vice, aud member OF the Ncw-Jersey Isgsla.
tu,e. RAILWAY. June IL. IG4.
81 have been afflicted Tor wears with the Piles
and have tried, without ANYTHING like permanent
benefit almost ever, thing assuming the name I'll
a remedy. had az a matter OF course, lost al
confidence in medicine. Under this feeling
was iuduced--not without reluctance, I confess
Ito use 'Uphan's Elec.uarv;' and having used
il for about three weeks, according to tie dircc.
tons laid down, find TO my utter surprise, as
we'd - satisfaction, that every symptom OF the
disease has lei, me. think II due alike 10 DR.
Upham and myself TO make this statement.
4 w MCLEAN
NOTES.-The genuine Elec.uary has the writ
ten signature thus. (0-J-A upham, ii. d. The
hand Is also done with pen.
fry-Price 81 per box.
fr5-For sale BY DR. T. Easterly, south .east cor
ner Of Third and Chesuu, streets, s, Louis, Mo.
Sole Agcn, for the west.
fr.rFor sale bv A SANDERS, Druggist, Agent
for Davenport, Iowa. Aug II.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
AStOnished most delightfully."-.

The Indian Queen, vegetl bic, Sugar-coa;od,
Anti-bilious Pills are most decidedly a family
medicine. They have become n familiar aud
very popular remedy for the relief OF great va
r'e,y OF diseases. They unload the stomach
when the appetite has been Too freely INDUCED.
When dIarrhna or relaxed condition Of the
bowels exists. they relieve them Of their v.ia,ed
contents. When costiveness prevails they re-
move II and leave The bowels ii, a healthy pcre-
static condition. Ii the kidneys secrete NOR
bidly, they bring about, speedily, healthy ianc-
ton OF those organs Ii the liver il conges ted
by impurities from the blood, or with bile. these
Pills come in most kindly aud efficiently TO the
ieiiei OF that ALL-iMroITsSr viscus OF the human
body, and BY their timely use, save mcny valua-
bic lives. They cleanse the blood, remove Il vs.
peps,a, worms, bilious clio,c, drcpsical affections
Of the limbs, dizziness Of the head, &c.
PRAcT,ciSa Paysici.ss,
in good many places, have, from considerations
OF interest, prescribed TIC nse ofthese medicines
IN the community where they live, as far Us their
influence can possibly be brought. to bear gnoa
them. Some physicians have been known 10
shy, that they had rather contend against heal
thy SEASON than against Braggs' sugar-coated
Fills. Hence they are constantly circulating the
most glazing misrepresentation of these valua-
bile pills, by stating thar Their active properties
depend upon tho most yirncnt minera. poisons.
But truth IL stronger than fiction. These medi-
cines not only will succeed with the public. bu,
they do succeed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
)R. BRACES INDIAN QUEEN
Vegetable Sugar.Coated Pills,

- PILLS have now been introduced into al
mos, every neighborhood throughout the wes-
tern and southwestern States, and rs medi-
cinal agent have met with the mos; unparalleled
ed success that has ever attended any medicine
heretofore offered 10 the American public, for
the cure Of intermittent and bilious disorders
Such are the peculiar properties OF these pills,
~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

Blue, Black, and Brown English, and
French Droadcloths, assorted Black, Blue,
and Fancy Cas.imeres, and Sat,inets, Al
pacns. and NJ. de Lains, WDlen and Silk
Plaids; assorted Shawls, Coat and Vest
Buttons, Irish Linens, Spool and Linen
Threads.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
NEW STORE
NEW GOODS 1s1

UUsT RECEIVED the NEW BRICK STORE adjoining Mr. D,venpos
Stock Dry Goods Groceries,
E0nsafin in ndrfo f
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
Scientific Skill and Ingenuity

have they been prepared to meet the symptoms
Of disease occurring in bilious climates, that
they are acknowledged TO stand unrivailed rs
an anti-fever remedy. As a tonic and general
restorative in cases of nervous weak ness and
general debility, heir effects are nlways OF the
most happy and s'nguarly gratifying character,
in weak ness of the
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
Obstinate Character,

and Of long standing, have been 80 suddenly III
red by Briggs Pills, tina, their effects have ap
peared almost miraculous. II there are any
thus afflicted, who doub; these statements, jns
lie: them make the trial: it will cos, bu, .rif,
and they will find themselves
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
Established Laws OF Nature:

mildly, promptly, efficiently and most agrccably,
producing none of the deletcvious effects which
invariably attend upon and follow the use OF
mineral medicines. An UNREASONABLE proof
OF the gratifying and happy results of this med
lcine Is found in the fact that these who have
once used these pills have preferred them ngain,
and have had recourse 10 them afterwards in
reference to any other kind oi medicine. Ca
ses, almost withou. number, Of Ch.ls and Fever,
.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
Stomach and Bowels,

they restore the powers Of digestion, md rein.
state healthy tone and vigorous action Of oil
the vital organs OF the system. This medicine
acts upon tho human constitution in pcrfec, &C
cordaDcc with the
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
Dr. Uphams Vegetable Eleetuary, or Internal
Remedy for the Piles, Triumphant.

a9g q UeooHtls, V0H1D, &c, Usdf 5tn'ases PnTlff-
ui0riy are suteef 10, Under peculiar eireanissanees
for rhieh many certificates could be gre Of speedy
and teefualrures-but deiieaey torttds their publ
ration, SEVERE AND fiArrrAL CosTIvEsrss,
f,os 81 blood l. the Head, dyspepsia, f'ic.,a-
i,ons, f!s.nlas, in,l ,minniinn If tie Stomach,
ard SPEEDY curetn ~ truaa's iLfcrrag. II
= ar internal rem, d' and CURES hs rs action an
The bowels and blood, the relaxed state 1T which
IL The cau.e " n nov raa-..l - ILL.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
Troian, for California.

We have been favored with the following eI-
tract of letter 10 Joseph w Churchill Of this city
from his con George w who with scverf other TTO-
JAMS Joined the knickerbocker Mining Company Of
New York CITY, and started the overland route for
San Francisco. early last Spring Troy Pest
SANTA Fg, May -. lao.
Dram FATHER After having Travelled over the grest
American Desert md myself In this city of mud, for
such IT, as the houses built OF square cakes Of
mud, dned In the We came over the praires in
less time than u crossed before. We altered
our course to this psce. met Mexican traders
and they told provisions very high IN al other
Mexican towns We have the elephant with wsg
one We have sold ours, and will leave with another
company on pack mules We were not molested In the
leasI BY the Indians the fret party met were
Apsches 100 strong the next of any amount were
Csmsnches. we passed through ono OF their lsrsesi
camps there must have been many ss on Of thsse
and owning, should Judge. 5000 animals We stayed
with them one day and traded for mules. We could
have bought splendid mules Tor el0, II We only hAt
silver-gold they would not take
Here In santa Fe. mules bring from seventy 10 on'
handred and ntty dollars Everything IN the provision
line 1. very high here | have go much 10 tell you
hardly know where 10 begin have seen bufsloei
enough TO give every man. woman and child one The
fret day came In range OF them our boys shot "
OF them rode In the very midst OF them. but did no
shoot any myself. My health l. good, and am grow
ing fat | shall not have much money when get L
California, but shall have my health, ana be accmsi
ed The only wonder TO me Is that We were not ~
sick. q some parts Of the day you will roast and a
night freeze out NJ one hundred and eleven men, no
one IL now sick We started from Fort Smith witt
one person ths expected would die but he Is fairly
cured. and can now walk his twenty miles each day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
From the California Rmigrants-By Land
and Water.

The 81 Lortis Jnioa Of the 10th publishes the
following eIirsc, from letter 70 gentleman In that
si;y, dated
Fosr KEARsLT, o. PLATTE kIvGs, June 2 1873
DEAk Six After tedious. cisssressols TIP, we
are here hsving Travelled from ludepeDdeDce 30 miles
Rain and nail storms the most furious have been com
mon and the roads a times almost mDasssoe ~nicn
accounts In part for SLOW progress. month hsFnz
elapsed since started There IL grest oisssusi4c-
ton Ia camp among passsngers-so much 90 mat u as
sumes thresteniDg aspect nor can preoict a. pres
ent what msy BE the issue -
Di.e.,e and death have been among US since our hrt
ou,.et-l will not undertake % cay how fngnupl-
Cbole,s most rnsAgbsnt eTcep, in two or three ~
s,.,oe. IA. eonseLed the silent earth, unsnrouoed
.nd u,cooed eleven persOns u the rsin % the pre-
g., ,,,,e nor have hope rs ravsges are
.,svs5 What may be our Subsequent fortune know
no, I hope for the best .,,,,-,.
Ye.,~rd.y w~ overlook small train which nad below
ma s,tae ked and killed Eve Indians said - have been
done because Of the loss Of stock such the re-
nort rn.de % the commanding officer mere. FOR our
selves we have not been nOlested The road Is ltef
,fv lined With new made graves; Tia melancholy 70
contemplate and seriously mpresses us with the re-
aeetiop ho. frs 10 81 that ia mortal Again sdieu'
with nv hearty good wishes. &c.
Truly your friend, {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
A Party for CaIifornia-Tbe Plnins-Rumors
Of Indian War;.

. Phnsfe rha Irsursr
CorSciI GRovE Iodisn Territory, June 4, ls49.
We start this morning for santa Pc, having re-
nsined here two days repseking, and washing and
resting our cattle. Thus far we have had very good
Inch uenfy OF grass and the has been 80 wet
that tbs,e /, abundance Of water everywhere We az
prebend no scarcity Of water journey 10 santa
fk The crowd IL not very great on this road. 1--WE
have Organized our company II. IL Captain and ] am
Judge Oar health has been very good. There have
bern sickness and death from Cholera on the roat In
other companies but admit doubtful characters,
and have drinking men go we are not 80 much *
posed 10 the scOurge Mr. Collier. the Collector OF san
francisco IL behind with escort Of dragons and
there are grants traders and soldiers enough 10 eat
pp every Indian on the road We expect 20 be- in san
"a Fs 10 Elk weeks, and will send some o. our men 70
the River ella pronounced Hela) 10 dig for gold,
where II 10 represented be found In large quantities
command Of troops out 70 build tort on that
river The road 10 very hne and hard equa 10 any that
you have The traders carry IN single wagons
over sixty.two hundred ponnds which /. an imnense
load FIR six or yoke Of oxen. DR.. hct Of Mis-
sissippi, travels with US. He 10 wealthy gentleman
has his servant &c. lie travels with mule csfrage
Our oxen. however keep up with him We pass over
from ~ 10 % miles day the traders usually about
OI rliiss.
Oar cattle are strong and the better from having
been driven from the North west and fed on corn ne
doctor goes through with You will hear OF Indian
wars and every other kind Of rUmOr you NAV. how.
confident that We will not be engaged IN any
hight during our journey We heard ~ Fort Leaven-
worth that the Camsnchcs and cur soldiers had had =
hght We learn there Is not word Of truth IN the
report on the contrary, that the Csmsnches are dis
posed 20 be very friendly.
We are about 100 miles from Fort LeavenwOrth. IN
the Kansas country There about 100 Of the tnbe
about half male from They are preparing 10
start On bIfalo hunt toward the Arkansas River J
am trying keep journal, but ind it very difficult
have many things 10 call me Oh. Hut will Try 20
notice enough that Is worthy OF preserva,ioi
The Plains richer than u had supposed. The
soil instead OF being arid and sterile i very rich
Here tits OF rock clay, very good for wheat hemp
and tsbacco but too strong for corn. Our DR. {. ]
think would have liked the trip vastly the Plains
furnish dnwers enough % meet the desires OF any bot
snist We find along the almost every thing thai
we cultivate in gardens Strawberries and mushrooms
grow very large and are excellent. and being very
abundant, we bsve quite good living will send you
he ham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PANE-A SONNET For The Tribune
BY JOHN SAVAGE.

AND what's rsne' 'Ts Ike ar Eagles scream
Tia, . borne sloft on echo or on wing
Where the bleak whirlwind, or the Suns reh beam,
The cadence fetters or its welcomes bring
see--,hs csreering Of that Eagle gray,
That tne, broad chested, noble bird that may
Be called Of airy, winged tribes the King;
see how be rides. the charger Of the skies.
And sosrs rot wondering at MS fsne-s,ruek need
Buoysn, MS roic. Is with The sough,for Prize,
And Echo lsuds him wilder than bis speed
Az. weak tribes trernble a. the monarch hies-
Yet poising csreless not less proud an arrow
s,rikes the famed bird, who drops-een as sparrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
CARVING MACHINE

THIS WONDERFUL INVENTION aid great hbo
saving Machine L. -ucce-sf8l operation u -
m4n4.4c Tory u Messfs. A Taylor CO. 81 Pesrts
corner n Hague u where spec mems Of ts nsy
seen and where for lle machines au@ he nSh
% Zee them may 10 msfs
Cabinet masrrs, rianO-fofie makers ship and srrsc
uftl cafy-rs, 4nd al who engaged cgtnas regsa
iofms " shapes 10 wood Or metal viii nod 10 ss's
Lase 10 cal aud examine TIE machine
Jy7 I~' ISAAC M sIGSER Inr-utor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

MARINE JOURNAL.
49, OF NEW.YORK. ]

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. o. C1sr--rs- p. 1t = =, BE - =" 49,
ss4t- Lglt --"'~Tf F-'' - f-F CO.
.--s rss.s--. - -r-rl r-s- rfat 80
p. F.--1 49, u &C. "a - 7At--f
Fr-rs I--.. p..rr. Pr-r1 - 81. -1f - - 2 a-f
49, Roast - H.s-g A,-.. GO C. s.i' ah'a
$50 r--s Nrs-. ~ sc s'. rass s,or-s. L W
Cr--.r 10 RI -ar F.~s hay PeFslt a'ra' 49,
= 81 60 l-rs
So P sr-. Y -r -s-ou s c. q -sTa. 800.
- = AlKl.t-- e. So 81 80 f-ck '-sf-
strsl rs-.r 6-ssf r ss A-aacacos - 'V' e'i-oa n
F0l.-s.lE
Domestic Ports.
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go F-r-. g. I.r-. Pr ur-lt rttrr So
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rss.s yar. ~frrt. 60 sr-r Er. .r1 - . f7s
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as. Craes NYrt. A. s1a, Co. "-tfi GO Lia
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DIVIDENDS.
CREHNWICH SAVINGS BANK.

GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK. n srsss
~ corner Of Eourh-sL-Juiy interest for lsiS -ls1oa
tors are hereby notified that th- Board of Trustees
ordered interest % be- rzd a. me II per
snuum all s8ms ~ hge hundred dollars sul Iudef.
upon al suns above i've hundred doafs tie " ~
per cent. per annum, payable The Bank d1rns Du<
hours, On and efier the i5h instant BY Of ~
Board ABRAHAM VAN NEST. Presias1t
Sow,soS p,eor Secretaries. jyltr.