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OFFICE Va. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co !
Richmond. Oct 18Th Iaf3


pEN. NJ. ID. HOGE'S SCHOOL FOR
IA YOUNG LADIES.-Having been so fortunate
to secure the services of DR.. r. 4 LEWIS, in the
department of Natural Science, the Principal calls
public attention to the following letter:
RICHMOND, 18th Sept, 1853
Rev. NJ. D. Hoge.-Dear Sr,-Being informed that
DR.. r. A. Lewis has engaged to deliver course OF
lectures Natural Science, illustrated by expert
mens, III your school, during the ensuing term we
take pleasure, through you, in assuring those who
have not the advantage of his acquaintance that he
is admirably qualified, both by natural talents and by
requirements, to impart instruction in the branches
he proposes to teach. His lectures WILL at the same
time be improving and interesting and will furnish
valuable addition to the of study pursued in
your school Very respectfully yours.
+. II. DEANE Nj
A. r. B. MERRITT NJ D..
ALBERT SNEAD MD
JAMES BOLTON, NJ l..
+. MARX, NJ. ID.
oc D-Gtt G. A. WILSON, NJ D.
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lsHINA LEA SETS, decorated With beat
" tiful ae.lsna Of the Tulip, New fork nAses, oc.
taEon. Greek Chinese ard bexsson sasIsvs
Also sets of White China and ofsh III 80 ..,,a.
:, tnoso paisAAN.s BuLKLEY 4 co.'s.
Eagle Square
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BY G0DDTN { APPERsON
TWO VERY VALUABLE Ri

TWO VERY VALUABLE BULL
Il DING LOTS ON CARY. BETWEEN 9TH
AND 5TH STREETS, At AuCT1OS.-Wiil be
sold, On FRIDAY, the 21st October, 1853 upon
the premises. commencing about n O'Clock. in the
afternoon, two very valuable BUILDING LOTS, on
north side of Cary street. between 4th and 5th ss,
each having front of 20 feet Cary street, and
runs back lis feet alley 70 feet wide
TERMS: One-fourth cash. balance az 4 and II
months for gotieble notes. interest added and IL
tie retained. GODDIN APPERSON.
IA Afsrs
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DIsGRAcEFUL AFFAIR IN BALTIMoRF-The Bal
tmorc Sga gives the following account of row
which took place in that city on Saturday night.
originating with a party of outlaws who are well
known for habi;ual indulgence in the basest pas.
sons.
!tseels that these fellows assembled on Saturday
night a. the corner OF Front and Low streets W here
tnev conducted themselves III such an obnoxious and
lav-less that the police and watch were com
PEELED interfere and Cfurther action. Among
officers foremost in the attempt TO arrest the pro-
oeedngs was Richard Cowfnan, of the Attn ward police
seeing which. of the desperadoes drew a pistol
and deliberately hiring, shot him, causing wound in
the breast under the left shoulder. He was removed
10 place of safety, aid adopted in order to
the OF the offenders Shortly afterwards depu-
" high constable Wright, with the advice Of Captain
MITCHELL called large force Of police and watch and
had gone the Belar road q large field opposite
the Greenwood Gardens to- the purpose of spending
the night in bacEanslun revelries and lawIess ac-
lions. quickly proceeded to the vicinity which they
reached about ten o'cock Onapproaching z, they saw
the gaug, about 30 so IN number gagged in tear
ing down fences building large bonres and IN drink
iug liquor large quantity of which, of the common
est quality, found IN their possession. They
quickly surrounded the whole party, and almost be-
fore they sensible of their approach had nearly
a. quite safe il their clutches, The thing was man.
aged well, the commeuder having served several
years il the Mexican war, and knowing well how to
Iuauage the thing. Forty-eight were arrested.
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merry VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
At AUCTION, on FRANKLIN STREET,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOSD.-Will be sold on
MONDAY, the 18th day of October, 1858, upon the
premises, commencing at the hours herein after
stated, small BRICK TENEMENT ON the North
side of Franklin street, between 18th and 10th SITS
near 20 Baukenships stable, fronting 20 feet, run
ming back the depth of the lot defined by fence
After which will be sold that valuable LOT the
South SIDE Of Franklin street, between 2nd and 3rd
streets adjoining the residence of the late Mr. Sub
lett McGruder. 1t fronts about 20 feet an back
$50 feet.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at s. 6 and months
for negotiable notes interest added secured by trust
deed, or title retained.
By request Of the heirs of Sublett McGrudsr decd
The sale of the first Lot viii take place at o'clock
and the latter at O'Clock.
Oc IL GoDDlN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
THIRTY BUI DING LOTS ON
d CHURCH HILL, near Mr.. Hecklers, for sale
at Auction.
VIII be Sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th October.
1893. upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock
about so handsomely located Lots on Church Hill
near the residence of Mr.. V. Heckler, and bounded
by 9th, 23th, Z aud streets
TERMs-One-third cash. balance az s and months
tor negotiable notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid. .
DC GODDINS kppFpcnN
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY A. MOTT co.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE


GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
~ CITY OF RICHMOHD.-In obedience to e de-
cree OF the Circuit Court Of the city of Richmond
announced on the "a July 1885, Ia the Of Wat
son "a Fletcher. and Fletcher Watson the under
signed, the Commissioner therein named viii pro-
coed, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of October, 1855
A. O'Clock, r. nj. to expose to sale, at public
ion, on the premises, one undivided moiety Of the
HOUSE and LOT in the proceedings In said cases
mentioned. situated on 18th street. little below
Franklin street. and opposite to the Exchange Hotel
on the following terms. that is say: one-third Of
tue purchase money cash, one third payable in six.
and the remaining third in from the day OF
salethe purchaser to give bonds with good security
OF genable notes with an approved endorser, for
Lae deferred psyments which 70 bear interest
I'll the the purchase money be paid and conveyance
directed by the Court. R0BT. C. STANARD.
&C Easa Commissioner.
Sale conducted BY A. Norr Il Co, Aucts
DISAPPOINTMENT The above sale IL nost,oned
until FRIDAY afternoon next at Il O'Clock the 2lst
instant.
oc II ALEX. MOTT CO., Aucts.
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MACHINERY OIL, superior quality,
Iva for sale by
oc IS DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FTTRNI
IL TURE, Gc--On WEDNESDAY, 18th instant
At 10 o'clock Ct the auction store of Richard Cau
chen FURNITURE of Mrs. Mildred Taylor, decd,
consisting Of Secretary and Book Case, set Dining
Tables. ! Cabinet Bureau. Carpets, Feather Bed.
bedsteads Chsrs, &C.: one silver English Watch, e
lot of valuable Law Books &c.
JOHN NJ. GREGORY, Ex'r.
u Sale conducted by r. CAETHoKS.
pcI a-7tf
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RAIL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
\ Mrs. al. A. LYONS, No. 14l Broad street one
aoor above 7th street. invites the attention of cry
aa country ladies' to her large and well selected as
sprtment of Fall and Winter MILLINERY enbra.
cling every variety and style.
Also, Hair FRONTS, BRAIDS and CURLS
DRESSES, MANTLES, CLOAkS aud FISITFS
made to order IN the most fashionable style az the
shortest notice. oc s-1at
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BY GoDDIN & APPERs0N
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
aoDDIN L APPERsoN. Aucts. :
w. KEESEE

By THOMAS W. hEESEE--
A DMINISTRAIOR 'S SALE OF A
IA STOCK OF GROCERIES, STORE FIX
TuRES. &e.-On TUESDAY morning next the 18Th
instant win be sold, ancfion commencing at 10 o.
clock. the of Grace and 18th Streets all fne
Stock Of Groceries, CTockery Ware and store "a
lures belonging the estate of Valentine Pieri de-
ceased.
Terms: Cssh A. BARATTA, Administrator.
Sale conducted by
THoS. w. KEESEE, Auctr.
N0TICE.-An persons having claims viii please
present them; and these indebted are requested TO
make prompt payment.
oc ii A. BARATTk. Adm'r
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MILLINERY.

MI RS. BARTON will open her FALL and
~ WINTER MILLINERY, on Thursday. the
-oth ihsIdht- at lu5 Main street. oc Ip
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MI KS. Z. LYON has just returned from
49, the North with full assortment of fashionable
MILLINERY, consisting of Bonnets of eyery de-
serption, ribbons, &c. also Trimmings for Dresses
cioaks and Nantes, Hair Braids Curtis and varie.
y OF fancy articles, which will be sold at reasonable
prices. wholesale retail. Country Merchants and
aIners will lind it 10 their advantage cali at her
Rooms, over Word, Ferguson L. Co. No. l23 Main 81
Dresses, Cloaks and Msntles made to order
&C Ip-d2w
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NALLOPOION OR HEALING BALM,
~ FOR CHAPPED FACE AND HANDS,
ROUGHNESS, IRRITABILlTY OR HARSHNESS
OF THE SKIN, CHAFING, &c, &c.-This admira.
BILE article will by its peculiar bland and healing
perties together with its agreeable perfume
recommend itself to the confidence and patronage of
the pablo delightful essential of the toilet.
Its application speedily removes all irritability,
rougkness or harshResg Of the skim rendering it by
constant use decatey soft and fair.
Being composed of vegetable substances, and en-
tirely free from mineral or corrosive admixture, it
will be found very efficient and cooling application
for chGling, infiamed, or excoriated surfaces sc.
AS it contains greasy substances it is clearly,
and at the same time simply and easily applied Pre-
pared only by PURCELL LADD 4 Co,
ocl3 Druggists, Main street, Richmond, Va.
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ERESH ROLL b UT t + Rust re-
L ceiyed, lot of fine roll BUTTER, for sale by
HULST KING,
oc is Franklin street First Market.
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SALT, Marshall brand, landing and for
~ sale by
oc l9 DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. co.
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I ICORICE, "Ynurria" brand, for sale by
EZ DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO.,
oc Is Agents for the manufacturer
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MAIL NEWS.
~; roRETGN NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC

3,IIF FOREIGN NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC.
T,,r EASTERN ouEsTIoN--The latest report re.
scents that war between Turkey and Russia has
p,oy commenced. A dispatch from Vienna
t ,o,S Oct b. states that the Divan at grand
dat held that day, had resolved upon ,leclara.
eou"S ~ war against Russia and thai the Sultan
uo" ,st the advice of the Four Powers, had eigned
he declaration.
-.sneed. Omar paeha had previously made a
.,,nr demand for leave to fight before the winter
n.;n The Russians were supposed 10 be moving
80 a.,sck the Turkish position at Rou,chouk
T-eyiuus accounts had put different face on
,,s..ers Tue meeting Of the EInperors at Otnultz
Fad terminated and new proposition was to be
So 10 the Porte. Austria again siding with
Ersacc England and Prussia, ami conferences
re 70 be resumed at Vienna.
n. telegraphic despatch from Constantinople
= .e, ,.;th stating that the Grand Council of the
woman Empire had recommended the Sultan to
ferja-c war, had caused an immediate meeting Of
.So prjt.sh Cabinet, and excited the greatest APP
bersiou in the public mind. The Sultan's de.
tisan was not taeh kloW'ii VIZ wac h""il expect
vi AZ Narseles
''T',,RKEY.--Turkey was generally quiet
,iT,r Russians had been officially ordered by the
Russian Minister Of War to winter in the Princi-
~ allied feetr remained at Best ka Bay
ga-1in Koszta was to embark on the DIST on
,,asrd the harque Miniosa, for the United States
5us;rla asserting TO the einharkation. Mr.. Brown
yyas AZ smyrna 70 see nun o.
FNGLANp.-The cholera was slowly spreading
in liverpool.
The racket ship Isaac Wright with coo passen.
cen Tor New York, had struck on the Irish coast
and leaked badly Aetearncr had been sent to her
assistance.
MARKETS.
I;rrr5aoL Oct. J-Breadseuffs-Pric during
IN, las, three days rccedod and considerable busi
ness was done at 81. cd decline in -four, and ID n
u in wheat. Intelligence from the East however
-at.af ,rirpS and the
last week quotations. White wheat 9s l0d a Toe
Sd mixed and red 9s I'd. a 9s. Cd Western Canal
foar .c3s Cd 34s. Philadelphia and Baltimore
3is a. a BIS; Ohio 35s. a36s. White corn 4Is. a
41s: yellow 4oa4l
Proyisions-Beef was ne elected, Pork quiet
LITTLE doing in sides; shoulders declined l a 2s-
Cheese rather lower; lard steady tallow in demand
al 1u}l rates; rice i'll request.
LONDON MARSETs.-Sugar is unchanged; coffee
j. CUE, but unatered; rice was in demand at full
rates aIlow brisk at SIS. Cd 59s; Scotch pig iron
G's. Consols were greatly depressed, closing at
CO.,
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ADJUSTMENTS

" oCAL AMI INSTRUMENTAL CON
CERT OF
MISS ELLEN Brennan,
FROM COLUMBIA. SC
WIN take place on WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct
~. at the METROPOLITAN HALL, assisted by =
MR. ARTHUR LOREAU.
Pianist from the Conservative in Paris
PROGRAMME-PARTI
Grand Fantasia from Lucia 6i Lammerxoor, per-
formed by Mr.. LOREAU. Prudent
Ricca Waltz sung by Mics Brennan. Rice
L'invifation a Ia Valse: Mr., Weber
Home, Sweet Home, Miss BRENAN..... Bishop
La Marche dc L'Univers, Mr.. LOREAU.. Quident
PART II.
II Silfo, (Canzonetta,1 Mas Brennan. Mad Allan.
The Shower of Pearls Mr.. LOREAU. .Concoppe
Kathleen Mavourneen and Coming through
iut s.ldl9S BRt,NAN.
La Cascade, Mr.. LOREAU. Amber.
Swiss Song composed for Madame Sontag,) Miss
Brennan.
~ Doors open at o'clock-Concer. to commence
eta.
TICKETS 50 cents. To be had at P H. TavIors
Music Store the Exchange Hotel, the principal Book
Stores, and at the Door oc I8-2t
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w ANIED TO PURCHASE PAIR
". good team HORSES, with WAGONS and
HARNESS, at the Ship Lock, Rockets.
oc INV ID. j WALTON.
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AND FOR SALE.-I wish to sell a
IL Tract of Land, the Slash Cottage in Han
over, containing about $50 acres with good Dwell
ing house and Orchard on it. Possession can be had
immediately of the land seed in wheat, and full
possession by the first of December next. A great
bargain can be had in the land.
oc 7-wSt WILLIAM D. TAYLOR
ROARDING.-Two gentlemen with their
H. wives can be accommodated with BOARD on
Grace street-rooms airy and pleasant. Address Box
624. ocJ4-3tt
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Hundreds in this city viii bear testimony.
Delicate females and children will find this great
remedy AGO. cures of Coughs, Dyspepsia ScTo-
fule, &c. MORTIMER l. MOWBRAY,
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HOUSE AND ROOMS FOR RENT
Il Il The house on let street, between Main and Ca
~ now occupied by VIM. Anderson, jr., with rooms
and in the Kitchen.
Two rooms adjoining Richmond Reading Room,
one lately occupied Office, by Mr. John Maben.
oc I7-St LEWIS HILL.
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MORE THAN GOLD TO THE SICK.
VVA From one of the most respectable Druggists

CHARLESTON S. c., Sept. 81, 1855.
Messs. Mortimer l. Motcbray:-The sale of your
Hampton's Vegetable Tncture is increasing every
day and every bottle sold recommends this valuable
medicine TO the afflicted. Several OF our planters
have tried il in different with astonishing sue
cess, and getting it by half dozens Ii has been
found to be the greatest remedy for Rheumatic At
fections, and wonderful cure has been performed
on a negro boy suffering by Fits. viii furnish you
with q number of certificates If yon wish them.
Please send me, possible, supplyof tho
Tincture. / am. gentlemen YOURS
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WANTS.

WANTED TO HIRE good circular
W and upright SAWYERS to go into the coun-
Try. Enquire at Ship Lock, Rockets, of
&C IS-lw- f. CHILDS.
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TOHN u. MUNFORD, ATTORNEY
- and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Office in OF
Zmmermsn's store, corner of Main and 18th streets,
Ri,hrnoud Va oc I7-lw
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CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO, RHEUMA-
TISM.-Cure Of the venerable DR. Dunn's son, OF the
timony adds to the triumph of HAMPTON'S VEGE-
TABLE TINCTURE
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DECTIFIED WHISKEY-N. E. RUM.
kt 900 bbls for sale by
ocI8 DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.
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DICKLED SALMON-A supply of No.
Il picked SALMON; also, WHITE FISH and
MACKEREL, on hand and for sale by
HULST KING,
oc is Franklin street, First Market.
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III AT STANDS.-SOme very elegant
AZ patterns; Fire IRONS some richly polished Steel
either in pairs elegant Stands 30 correspond;
Tenders all sizes and designs, at
BULKLEY Z co,
&C 1875 1877 Main Street
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ON AAA FEET OF ia INCH
SV.OUV DRESSED FLOOR. and
$50 600 six inch bunch Cypress SHINGLES now
landing and for sale by GUM & STARKE,
oc sS-2tt Corner Water and 18th streets.
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Dit.
his.
be ne
|hree
eEsf-
|lfese
, 1853-07-23
N0tice!
NOTICE.
NOTICE,

BY rHE coMNANDIE0 OFFICER AT rHE
DALLEs or THg coLUnBIA, OREGON.
TMIGRANTs. and other white persons. arc
il hereby warned not to settle in the Indian
county East Of the Cascade mountains, Ia The
Teuiiario Of Oregon ard Washing,on. The To-
jian titlc has not yet hcen eIinguishod By treaty.
Congress By the set Of 5th June, 1880 uuihor1ed
negotiations for the lands West OF the Cascade
mountains. but no act Of Congres has yei author
ized the President 10 commence any on the East
Of those mountains. Therefore il is not proper
for settlements to be msde there. The same act
of Congress extended ihe act Of sob June 1854,
a regulate trade and intercourse with Indian
lt6bes7 over this territory. BY the 10Th and In
sections Of at act it i' my duty 10 warn on so,-
tiers from the Indian country.
No assent or CONSENT, Of any Kind. has been
given by any OF the organized and powerful InJisn
tribes N any settlement being made. Tbe gov
crnmcnt alone, according 10 The act Of ifth Au-
gust 1918, has power 10 treat for the exiinguish-
ment Of the Indian title and ii becomes OIL good
citizens to wait the action Of the government
BENZ. ALVORD.
Capt lth Infantry, b.. Maj. L. S. D., Cong
Hssd Ou,r,e-s. Fort D-gn,
paus, # the ,ollmhis. Q. 7, AR-l e iis7
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VIM. A. NOURSE

rrAS Just received the greater part OF hls
IL spring stock OF dry goods, consisting priu-
cipaly Of almost everything saleahle N ma t
line. lie has the most desirable assortment i
he is Judge, and he thinks he is thai is 10 b.
found in any establishment in this vicinity
HI. stock Of fancy goods is s'somcn to say tie
least
If you want any silks, moha fabrics, poplina.
barages, barage and muslin de laines, lawns,
1;oghams, prints or any dress trimmings, en-
sroileries or anything al all, just call md see
= s;oht ia rood Tor the ewes
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BOYS CLOTHING.

Goats, pants and vests in good variety. Lei
every body come along, he can s.give 'eM fits
His stock OF Broadclolhs, Cassimeres, Doe
skins, cashmeretts, satineus, tweeds, [doub!e
and single width is really choice Kentucky
jeans, ribbed fustian, vesets, stout linens, nan
kline, and collonadc in ahundauce-Satin liz,
lasting, etc, for vests, and buttons Of all sorts
10 button all these goods up with, such as vel
vet, brocade, PAPER mache, twist, mohaiss aud
ahnicn niIt cal I'd vest hulfnns
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CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP
BOOTS & SHOES.

JORDAN would announce TO the cit- eff,
= 8. nens Of Davenport and the public that b(
ae has opened ! Ladies aud Gehtlemen's' -
Boot and Shoe Store adjoining Barlows y Pref
tyman's Sore, one door above the Iowa Cloth
ing store, where he is prepared to manufacture
Bo is and Shoes Of all description.
a large assortment IL L.IDILS Ih,H.NCH:
Eastern iine French Fine Silk lasting Gait
Boots; els. fancy and plain
Congress Caters; kosslth Boots;
Mouterey; EAataeled Patent Paris
Jersey Ties; Boots;
Plain waiking Shoes; Ties;
Morocco; Bronze Pdiidc;
4 lso, al kinds Of 4 * Jenny Linds;
heavy work, suitable Jenny Lnds,
Ter country, as vel bnskna;
as city custom; all Polka Boots;
S ho want a ntat fit large assortment Of
aud easy boot would Ladies and Misses Chi
do We'll TO call lat the dren's Shes, too numer-
DarapoI Boot and Gus to mention
Shoe Store. Call and See
April 28ih, 1853. 3I-tf
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DRESS BUTTONS. :

In grea, variety, and pearl and agate do q all
sorts. A great variety OF linen ana coffin edg
ings and insertings. embroidered d., cptareI SIR
laco cdgings for trimmings, black silk luce Do,
from urinches wide, 70 one fourth yard, biack
silk yiscitcs, spring STYLES. Norsled trettag
braids worstcd mud six bIaids great variety
ladies' best kid and Isle thread and co.foa
gloves, gents d. Ladies' and gents wofsted
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: ELEAClIHD siflYs TING

S,Ieetings and dr!iRgs, hickory stripes, tick
int. etc. crash-seotch and russia diapers rus
sia buck abuck. towing and diaper, choice table
linpns, ffonting 10. White toilet bed quite.
Transparent window shades and Putnams self
adjusting fixtures TO hang up, with cord and
,assel 10 give them the finishing touches,
A few Nee summer saaais, such as cashmere
and six liner.
A good variety Of Groceries constantly on
hand. and greal variety Of Hardware exaeet-
I'd 10 arrises on. Wa! and window paper n,
crock cry aud glassware carp 'in9s WI ooi De
on hand He has on hand fine ioi OF bet
Wheeling nails, superior artsie
lie eau and viii make i an object tor people
10 do rhc5r trading win him. lie has Ne trPi-
taton ef keeping better as oitment OF goods
t.snany oksr ss'ail shH.ett abeut bore, and
an. pprsop o.deting g1oIs lrsm m shail have
ma reason 10 ca'nl iaia OF untalrncss Oh las ppf'.
Farmsfs will please be IN mud that they
eel higher prices al Moline fJr then butte,
rhccse, eggs, poultry or vegetables Of any hlhf
tan at any Other place about, and he Is always
uIad 10 oct diem IN exchange for his good =
lie wants 60 n. oats. wheat, rags aud cash lie
Is wiling 10 sill al HE goods he has got tor
lood pay Of any sort. .,
WM A. NOuRSE,
M,hne. Anrfl 90, 1853 34-ly
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-RoNNETS,

Ills stock Of Bonnets fer Ladies aed M lsses Is
yery hard 10 beat. lie is also well supplied
with ribl ons and flowers 10 trim with, and
Grape, Grape llese; tarleton muslin and florence
:,Ls 10 line them.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
AND SHOES. =

A GOOD 10, Of boots and shoes for gents, boys,
or and for ladies--a very nice lot OF such Is
vii please and no mstak c--misses and child
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
APPS, syriages, etc.
HEADY.MADE CLoggyIfyg.

EuoughIo supply any cIolhIng s'o.c N IHIs
regon--some of the prettiest black, blue,
brown, green or fancy irocks and sacks man
can wish for. The same may he sad of pants
and vests-they shiae certainly. And then from
first qualities he can 90 down TO something
stout aud not very fine. Also good 1T OF lIa-
On and cntion sacks trneA Ks Ae Is and nanis