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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-31
FREIGHTS
REVIEW OF TIE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOE TIE WEEK ENDING NAY SO. 1850

BAcoN-The stock of North Carolina Bacon is considora
bly, reduced but improvement in prices. Western sides
cents and Shoulders per h. from store by the hogs
head
BUTTER.-efoshen, 20 81 cents per b. by the frkin
BEEF CArrLE.-Thc quality arriving is but very poor
article Good Beeves would find ready sale at fair prices
CoRN-No arrival since last report The stock is
light and the article in considerable demand quota
tions for last sales OasNone in market and wanted
Peas.-Stock about fair pices nominal Corn Meat firm
CoFFEE-Deaers prices rule lower We quote Rio lOc
ST. Domingo 9ic Laguyra l0a lie Java 2t cents per
H. for bags from store.
FLoUR-The market is better supplied with flour Sales
Fayetteville super fine at $6 to $6 per bb Canal held
81 to So per bbl from store.
HAYArrivas light and prices advanced to 9Oc per 100
lbs for last sales Stock light.
LARDThe stock of Lard continues heavy, and sales dull
at a Tic per lb.
LIHE-There has been arrival for time, and the
market is nearly bare.
LUMBER-Saes of flooring boards RATS $lI q and
81 80 per NJ Nothing doing in wide boards scanng
LIQUoRs.-See table for dealers prices.
MoIAssEs.-None arrived this week. Stock market
somewhat reduced Sales at Is per gallon, 80 days.
NAVAL SroREs.-About 1000 bbls of Turpentine have
changed hands since last advance since Saturday
of from 10 to l5c for crop yellow and from 10 to 3c per
Dbl for pure virgin dip. Hard has been quite firm We
quote for sales closing to-day follows Yellow dip 81 %
virgin dip (new crop and pure) So % IS 30 hard last
sales 81 10 per bb Spirits TPentiheales ofabout 500
bbpart at advance of c per gallon closing at 2c per
gallon and bbls $l4 not returnabe. ROsnSaes of No.
at SIC, and but little Offering White No inclined down
wards sale has been made understood to be at fraction
less than quotations. Tar firm at 81 15-receipts light.
-FOUR country readers interested in making Turpentne
should bear in mind that quotations for the actual
sales they made, for article that will nspec
if the article does not prove to be of good quality
it is sold for deduction is made accordingly 1t there
fore very often the case that in virgin dip rpcnnc heavy
deductions have to be made account of its dynes wher
reaches tho market We keep standing note at the bot
tom of prices guide for buyers and Sellers ia
which would refer their attention.
SALrNone received lately. We quote store rates. See
| table.
TBER-The sales have been light this week See table
for average prices.
FREIGHTs-Scarce, and but few vessels in port.
| ExcHANGE-On Northern cities, l per cent prem. Or
Southern do. &C. do
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,,,,-r ~ NJ Vopp ar Crp.N pATpIoTS -

ARREST IN New YORK OF CUBAN "PATRIoTs. >
The N. Y correspondent of the Philadelphia lnqui-
rer, writing Sunday. says that the editor OF La
order from Washington. He has sent a letter to the
newspapers, not yet made very public, Of which this
is copy:
To the Editors have been arrested by the Deputy Mar
shall charge being supporter of invading expe
dition against Cuba. l shall be tried perhaps.
request from you is to publish these lines and let tn
american people Judge for Themselves
am, gentlemen, very respectfully yours,
M1auE1. TEURBE ToLoN, Editor of g La Ve-dad'
The correspondent adds, the U. S. District Court
will commence tomorrow, and several other arrests
may be expected. We live in exciting times. There
is much excitement here at what is thought to b'
submission to the dictation of Spain.
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DIED.

town. on the instant, WILLIAM JAMES, infant
son of Dr. WILLIAM w. and tARoL1NE NJ HARRIss, aged
months and Is days.
In this town on the 18th inst Mr. MU1LrNGroN LEWIS,
in his 64th year He was a native of Bladen county.
In Bladen county the 10Th inst, of lingering Illness
Mr.. JOHN ANDRES, in his 10th year.
In Baden county the 10th ult, EDWARD of RICH
ARD LEWIS, in his 18th year.
In Pittsboro Chatham county, Rev. sAML W. KERR, of
tba Church
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Hon. Mr.. FooTE, U. S. Senate.

We understand that new U. S. seventy-four is to
be built and named the "Galphin'-Commando
CRAWFORD LIST Lieutenant JoHNsoS d purser, MEt
EDITH She will cost about $233OOO She is to
take the place of the Home Squadron, which is now
lowering round the coast of Cuba for the purpose OF
aiding the Spanards in crushing the anticipated re-
heIIion of the down-trodden people of that heayen-
blessed, but government-cursed lsland. me Ca .ho
phn' has been built by order OF the @aOine'' ioi '
snecial benefit of her chief officers
S''N'''' Baltimore Republican = Argus
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MARRIED.,

At ST. Johns Church. Fayetteville the 23d inst by
the Rev G. HuskE Mr. WALTFR DF1r En to Miss
In Wayne county on the 18th ns Mr. THOMAS VAIL to
Miss Swiftly, daug hter of the late THoMAS PERsoS
cY of North Carolina Miss MARTHA c. daughter of Cen
WYATT MOVE, of Lowndes county, Miss.
In Dupn county, the 10th inst, by Rev W NJ M hEN-
NEEDY. Mr. THOMAS ALLAcE, Miss MARY CArHARINE,
daughter of RICHARD CHAsTEN, Jr.
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Commercial.

HAVANA May 2-Sugars-superor Whites 1Oa 1O5 rails;
good whites, 81 rias; ordinary whites, 81 81
rals yellows II; browns ST 81 Cucuruchos At
rals Muscovado worth a. rails for ordinary to mid
ding the better kinds 81 rails Molasses is at Il
rails the harbor and the last sales in the ouports at
II rails there is not much demand for the article In
Coffee the transactions are too tring to merit notice.
Carolina Rice sold at 10 rails and there
three cargoes Carolina afoat About So 900 feet Lumber
from Portland were placed at $29.
NEw-YoRk May 25-NaraI tores.-The arrivals of Tur
rentine Spirits Turpentne, have been light for
time past for the ormerudcrs quite firm at 81 10
lbs latter further advance has been OBJ
tanned We notice since our last, sales of 700 1000 bbs
North County Turpentine at quotation 500 do Spirits
Turpentne from 33t up 34 and Csc, cash. and &c. mos
the niger for lots wanted 400 bbls Tar 81 62t
81 Is 500 do North County Rosin 81 Is, dcvered and
POO primo White, $5 SIS 25 per 2SO lbs.
BosroN May 25.-Narat Stores-Thc market is firm for
Spirits Turpcnne and the article generally held for higher
prices Sales of 100 bb at &c., cash. and 1000 gallons for
export in extra packages at equal to Sc, Higher
prices asked the close In Tar there have been sales of
300 bbls at 81 IS 81 so per Dbl. 81 20 for common
81 37t No. 2 In Pitch, sales 81 37t 81
60 per Dbl. 6 mos
CHARLESTON May 29-The Cotton market was very quiet
yesterday former prices however, sustained The sales
which amount to 600 bales at extremes ranging from
IL to l2ac-Courier.
FAYETTEVILLE, May 28-Brandy, peach, IS IS apple,
so SOC per GALL Beeswax 10; Bacon 81 Begging Is
20 Cotton III ia Corn Is IS; Coffee 10 ii Cheese
IL Copperas p Candles Is Flour SIS $5a Feath-
% 80 Flaxsced 81 25 Green Hides Il Dry do.
10 Swede Iron 6; English do 81 4 Indigo Il
Lime 81 IS 81 "A Brown Sheeting &c.; Cotton Yarns,
TO- lSc; Lard 81 u; Sole Leather 20a Bar Lead 81
Molasses 25 3oc: Oats 37a 40 Lnseed Oil 90; Brown
Sugar 81 Loaf do IL 12a Sack Salt 81 so Alum do
As so Shingles $2a $2a; Tallow 10; Wheat Is 80
| Whiskey IS SO, Wool IL a l2a White Lead q 81
NEwBERN, May 28.-NAvAL SroREs-Virgin dip So %
10 old dip 81 acrape 81 25; 81 10. Corn 81 40 81
| 30 per barrel
PHILADELPHIA, May 28-6 p M.-The steamers has
had favorable effect markets Flour has advanced
to 81 IS so white Wheat 81 go red 81 Is; Oats A
43c Corn meal So Mess pork $ll Is beef SIP SO.
BALTIMORE, May 2s.-Flour s. 3l4 IS s7l to $5 so
Wheat 81 81 white 81 u white Corn 81 &c. yellow
60 &c; Whiskey held at 24ac in bbIs.
New YORK, May 2S-6 p. M-Flour IS $50 IS IS to So
Corn 63 IS to 68 SO Oats Al 49c Rye 60 69c Rice
| 81 n a.
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CABINET FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

TAMES H. COOKE, No. 92 Broadway, "a
u OPPOSITE cHCRCH,) NEW YORK. bas now "
u full and complete assortment Of CABINET nj
FURNITURE, which he is daily making large addi-
tons.
Purchasers of articles in his ine would do we to look nj
among which will he found every article for tho
complete furnishing of house, ranging with hc following
low rates:
High Post Bcdsteads, from 49,. 81 90 to SIS on
Mah0gy French do g.. .........:..i 8 90 to so 90
Walnut do do. "........ .:!:. Is 90 to 40 on
Mattresses at the lowest market rates.
Sofas, city manufacture :. ........2 20 90 to rs 90
Rocking Chairs, mahogany 90 to IS 00
Mahogany Paror Chairs (per dozcn). so 90 to rs or
bureaus Card Tables Book Cases and WarrObes the
finest Qualities, and warranted equal to any the market
A Particular attention paid to boxing and shipment Of
goods which is done by most experienced hands.
New York, March 8, 1850 ..-s 26is2m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-31

NorE.-Rivor Lumber, Tar, and Turpcntne, always
sold in the water and subject the expense of landing
inspection cooperage &c.; say Lumber 50 81 per
NJ Tar and Tupentne about 10 cents per barrel *For dry
Virgin mixed Tupentine, deduction is made according
to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-31

The Steam saw mill at Georgetown, S. Carolina,
owned by Messrs Clayton & Sherman, was destroyed
by fire on the 10Th instant Insurance $4,000
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POMAREDE'S


the entire procession in Charleston
for two miles and half and all the buildings, both
public and private through the streets which the procession
painted from sketches taken by Mr. PoMRADE and has been
exhibited for two successive weeks in Charleston, during
which time than 900 persons have visited the exh
bition, in connection with the Mississippi River and
Indian Lffe-which painting executed by Mr.. Poma
ede and is Eighteen Hundred yards in extent representing
of three different tribes of Indians the Great Plains
North West, Indian Councils Marriages. Funerals, Horse
Fights Warfare the Battle of Badaxe. Buffalo Hunts, and
Prairie Fire also full view of more than 300 differ
en Cities towns villages and other places of interest the
Upper River with dssovng of the city of Louis
o" fire. as it appeared last May twcntythrce steam boats
This is the largest and Painting exhibition
in this country 1t will be exhibited for two nights, with
mencing THIS EVENING" O'clock this being the only
building in the city of sufficient capacity
Doors open at u Panorama to commence moving at s.
Tickets for Boxes and Parquette so CENTS Gallery 25
May 81 80
IMPORTED London Porter and Scotch Ale. In
May 81, ALEX. NTcRAE.
DHALON's Hair Invigorator to prevent badness and
to restore the hair that has fallen off become thin
to efectualy scurf or dandrif For sale by
May 81 j. S. WILLIAMS.
DHALON's Improved Magic Hair Dye.-A new and
extraordinary discovery, (being liquid dye) to color
the hair wiskes the moment it applied without nju
to tho hair skin 1t be washed immediately with
out disturbing the COLOR and has no bad oor 1t be
applied regardless of the weather. rain shine For sale by
May 3Il J. s. WILLIAMS.
u J. s. WILLIAMS.
DRNTs. 200 pieces Prints just received per sch Jonas
L Smith. For sale by J. S. WILLIAMS
y J. S. WILLIAMS.
EMBOSSED Musiin, for curtains. For sale by
T. ]. S. WILLIAMS
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j. S. WILLIAM MS

j. S. WILLIAMS
TEEPS constantly hand full supply of tho following
n articles :-l'lantaton Linen and Cotton Osnaburgsj
Marlboro and Manchester Stripes
Tickings and Mariners do.
White and unblcached Drings:
Crash, Teclinburg, and Russia Linen
81 5, and 81 Shifting and Sheetng;
K AMID ""d Gtf n D" nn Cotton htst"g and i"
Diaper and Damask Table Linen;
White and colorcd Canton Grape Shawls;
Black Lace coorcd Silk Mantias;
Manila Corded, Alarsecs and Grass Cloth skirts;
Bonnets Ribbons. and AricialS, very cheap; 80
Green. yellow, blue, and white Mosquito Netting. Az
of which will be sold at unusual low rates -
NToT1cE.-Taken up and committed to Onslow 80
name is JACOB and that he belongs John Eli T.
of Cumberland county Said negro is about ~ =
of said negro is requested to come forward property
sh"rEss and take him WAY o" he T b deal" h G as
May 26, 1880 3Sllw
THE Salisbury Conventional Letter to the Bishop
of North Carolina, the subject of his Pastoral on the
the state of the Church. For sale at the Book store
May 81 L. IL. PIERCE
lust Received and For Sale Low, by Howard X
PEpEN:12G boxes R"isins s 20 half boxes kn,'ns
cases pressed Ginger kegs new Goshen Butter
% barrels extra Canal Flour;
5000 b n North Carolina Ii"ms, best quality
100 I 1 WPiskey 10 N'l' Old Nick w5tsy
Pickles, Catsup Sauces, Preserves cllcs, Mustard Oils,
Essences and anything wanted by houekeepers and hoo
at the very lowest prices.
10 J. WILKINSON CO.'S.
HARBOR MASTERS NOTICE.
7NIE subscriber may be found at his office in Hewt5s
ett's building, the Store Of AIessrs. SavageA
Meares, when not otherwise engaged In his absence,
slate may be found on his desk. JOHN s. JAMES.
| May 81. 1850 3S-3t
NEW Music.-Auld Lang Syne Mary Blame, La File
du Regiment enc dAmour, Yankee Doodle Frederick
Williams Second Susannah Home Sweet Home. Last ROs0
of Summer Linda, Lucy Long, Carnival of Venice Seyer
marksche and Love not, Polkas Madam Bishops Grand
March, Desparng Mary Sunysde Waltz, Night in the
Tropics Charleston Quadriles, keowee Wazcs Palmetto
Regiment Quick Step, Southerner Quick Step &c For
sale by i. II. PIERCE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-31

SENATOR FOR CoNNECTICUT.-The Hon Isaac ToU-
cEY nominated, on Tuesday evening, the can
didate of the democratic members of the Legislature
of Connecticut for u S. Senator in place of Senator
BALDWIN, whose term expires next year. The vote
stood for ToUcEY SIS, CHARLES A. INGERsoLL about
90 and SAMUEL INGHAM about 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-31

NEwBERN, May 2S-NAvAL SroREs.-Vrgin dip So 90
10; cid dip 81 crape 81 25; tar 81 TO- Corn 81 40 81
borra
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-31

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN IRELAND AND
Misunderstanding to advertisement in the pa
pers, an experiment is to be made with one of the
Irish steamers called the Viceroy to establish COM
munication between Galway and New York She is
of 800 tons burden and $50 horse power, and will
start on the first of June She takes none but first
class passengers, the fare for whom will be EOS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-31

CHARLESTON May 29.The Cotton market very quiet
yesterday former prices however, sustained The sales
which amount to 600 bales at extremes ranging from
II to 126c.-CO1yicr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-31

After several Intellectual efforts to have the rules
suspended for the purpose of introducing resolutions
of different kinds, the House resolved itself into COM
mittee of the Whole, and took up the California
question Several slavery and ant-slavery speeches
were delivered, and the House adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-31

PLATFORM OF THE GALPHIN PARTY.-1. A iustif-
cation of the Galphin swindle in all its features and
aspects.
2. Opposition to the compromise and the settle
ment of the slavery question.
lowing:
Why hasn't Secretary Crawford music in his soul
Because he is fit for spols
'EHe who has not music in his soul,
Is fit for treason, stratagem, and spoils.''
Why is the Republic newspaper like the present
administration Because it is without competent
head
pgrThe public debt Of Texas is estimated at 49,:
900 900,
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HARBOR MASTERS NOTICE.
TTNIIE subscriber may be found at his Office in Hews
i let's building, the Store of Nessrs SavageEE
Meares, when not otherwise engaged. In his absence,
slate may be found on his desk. JOHN S. JAMES.
May 81. 1850 3S-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-31

DHALON'S Hair InvigOratOr to prevent badness and
to restore the hair that has fallen off become thin
to efectualy scurf or dandrif For sale by
May 81 ]. S. WILLIAMS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-31

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S-6 P. M.-The steamers has
had favorable effect markets Flour has advanced
to 81 IS SO white Wheat 81 80, red 81 rs Oats A
43c Corn meal So; Mess pork $11 Is beef $l2 SO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-31

IMPORTED London Porter and Scotch AIc.
Il qlarts by the cask, dozen for sale by
May3l, ALEX. NIcRAE.
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ADAMS
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tIi.-.Mnsuratiton, Mechanical POwers and
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Iv.-Book Keeping, containing lucid explanation
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Quoted schoolssn sept 5, 1850. 5l.eow6w.
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LATE ARRIVAL OF NEW
CLOTHING.
subscriber would respect

HE subscriber would respect
- fully inform his friends and the public in
general that he has Just received a new supply
Of Clothing at the old stand, formerly Power g.
Jordan,) opposite the hllls-which he will sell
cheaper than the cheapest. Consisting of Blue
Mackiuaw Blanket Coats, of different prices and
Goats, BOYS Over Coats, Monkey Jackets: Pan
tuoons. oil kinds, Black, lowlQGrc Yellow,
Sheep Grey, ClssimcE. I'D "a; g ,ssineu steel
Mixed, Grey, Black; Jd ~ Ivy Wooden, &c.
vEsrs, Of q variety Of 1s, SLACK Clio h, Blk
Satin, Silk, Merino Valol Sifirs, white lin
en- bosoms; linen check, b 20, hickory, d
and white wooden shirts; W03cn knit and Can
ton fannS Drawers, suspend&s6, Hose, Carpet
Bags, Trunks, Buck skin Mitis &C.
JOHN JORDAN
Davenp0nESept. 18th, 1850.
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nUIL,y SARSAPAIsILLA.

| ~, nm IN full quart bottles and contains the
s.rr.h n lin times as much pure Honduras Sarsa-
=, 81 any similar preparation in America. Price
Saliar psr bottle or six bottles for five dollars.
.a as. psi ,ss
s1is rue ranacea for all diseases originating from
"nre state Of the blood, the use Of mercury, intox
;;ue drinks, evil habits in youth, barrenness, &c.
| boldly assert that JOHN BULLS Fluid Extract Of
Uar;ila is the only preparation before the public
prepared on strictly scientific principles and Of
mi strength. The sarsaparilla 10 purchased with
Ssgard 10 price, and every pound, before being US
s subject to the stricsess chemical tests and ITS
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(avcnP0rt' VET. - - ----------
||NCJNNATI FURNITURE
STORE.

FEARING, Agent for the above es-
,,blishmepi has just received large and
aid; a assortment Of Ready Made Fur
,,re which will be k,pt constantly on hand
Iii ., the lowest prices, in the New Brick
ins adjoining the Post Office.
ssComc one, come alF'
Come give US call.
come examine this Fall,
Come. wen try 10 please all.
u rAth b1f
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.p..nty Land Bill" having become q law, the
E snia will devote his attention to procuring
a %santy for all persons who are entitled
no'"H e will receive the full instructions
fe, ~. .h;nu,on in few days, and will be pre-.
w. make out the necessary papers
= Law. IL IS supposed to give Bounty to oil per
hs .no have served in any Of the wars for u
"A of more than sixty days.
o. ,L :. will be vast number Of these claims
mu presented for the action Of the ID ;
n @an, il Is lmporlan. for those interested that
n' Inns be early presented Cor adjustment.
c'''"' ALEX. w. M GREG DR..
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rxE1,IJTOR'S NOTICE.

J ~. lsst will and Testament Of Thomas Hay
4 'A deceased Zee Those persons indebted 10
II fsate are requested TO settle their accounts
hose having claims against il are also re.
,ad ~ preseni Their to the Undersigned.
a,der Of the Judge Of Probate Of Scott CO.
ROB'T. HUMPHREY, Erce"tor.
,.,,ber 10Th, 1850. o-5W
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AI'. LOUIS Il (:ALENAPA CK En-.
Observation-Disclosures"

Il ~n THE steamer DUBUQUE, z. IT.
BEEBE. Master, having had her
, Cabin extended, has resumed her trips
as regular Packet in tho trade.
The Dubuque is unsurpassed in her nccon,,no-
da ions and speed, her table will at all times be
amply supplied with the best the country affords.
She will leave Davenport, X. Island, Muscatinc,
Port Louisa, New Boston, Keithsbnrgh, Oluaw-
ka, Burlington and Fort Madison every Tuesday
on her downward trips and s.. Louis on her up
ward trips, every Friday evening. portion Of
the patronage Of the public is respectfully soli-
cited. Sept. 18th. 1850.
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CONTINUATION or BUSINESS.

CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS.
TIME undersigned would most respectfully
inform the customers of the la firm that
be has made engagements to be supplied with a
large stock olooods this Fali-he therefore So
licits continuance Of that patronage 50 Liberal
ly extended 10 the old establishment.
JOHN JORDAN.
Davenport, Aug. god, 1850. 5l-2m
gHEM PERANCE Tales, or "Sx Nights With
= the Washingfonians," by 7. S. Arthur; just
received the above celebrated SORES by the best
writer on that subject in the country.
For sale ut The Variety Store Cor. 81 and
Brady sts., Davenport, Iowa.