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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02
THE CHURCH pSALMIST.

DsALMS AND HYMNS FOR PUBLIC AND RR1vATE
Il WORSilP.-TmE GxNsRAL Assv1GsLY o. fHk PnEsay.
IEkIAs GnsncI in the United States, unanimously see
oinmend The Church Psalms the ,csfrabSo and
unexceponable collection OF Psalms and hymns for the
use OF the churches exa and It's adoption Into all their
churches a: 1.-THE AsssmblSs Book Gas well secure
uniformity IN the LYNN Books Of the churches have
the best book Was strongly urged. Since the action
then taken upon the shhect gs general use
In The Presbyterian church And collection Of asa.
cred Songs 20 much superior all ohcr coiccos Is
that has been churches OF
other christian denominations Of discrnina ting Judgment
among whom may be mentioned the leading Conrrees.
gona, CHURCHES In New York, Rev. Dr. cheevets, Rev.
JOS T. Thompsons Broadway Tabernacle, &c. In add
dition to the emphatic and repeated Commentator Of
the Church Psalist by the GESERAL ASSEMBLY the pub
hhsrs refer 10 that Of the svNops NEW Yosx AND NEw
JEHsr, Albany, GESSEssE McnaAN, Ono, INDIANA llil
Sos ProsiA as the various PrgsBYrgREs and the PRrs
RyTSuAN AND CoScREcArioSAL GENERAL CoNvRyritN o.
WISCONSIN, and to the strongly letters OF appro
baton from he riahy eminent clergymen In whose con
gregatons the suerits Of this book have been tested
among whom tie late Rev DR.. EYskine Mason Rev
Drs Hatfield Dufield, rishcr, Lansing, McIane Heko
Aiken, and others.
The book Is published IN three different sizes and put
up Ia great variety Of binings 10 suit the and
means Of ALL among which the folio Niug are moes IN ssc
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02


AN ORDINANCE regulating the duties of City Assessor.
SECTION LIST. Be Il oysidisest By the City Council
Zod Gty, That the previous to entering upon
the duties Of his Office, shall give bond with two
surees, be approved by the City Council In the
of two hundred dos payable TO the city OF "ioUd Guy,
conditioned for the faithful and impartial discharge Of the
duties imposed upon him by ordinance which bond shall
be deposited with the City Re ;order, and by i'm prcser,s
ed 49,
end II the shall neglect refuse to give
bond, required in the preceding section, within five
days after being notified OF his election the Council shall
have power declare his Office vacant, and may fill such
vacancy BY appointment. 1870.
SEC Bird. The person appointed shall give bond
required in the first section Of this ordinance, and hold
his Office until the next annual election, and until his
successor is qualified.
name Of the obgee by the City, any person injured
duty required Of him by ordinance.
SEC 5lh The assessor shall be allowed the Of
dollar and fifty for each day the Council may be
satisfied he has been necessarily employed In the dis.
charge Of his duties as city assessor.
SEC 9TH The shall enter the discharge
of his duties before the second Monday Of April Of
each year, and with tho assistance Of each person
ssAsed. make out LIST OF the property within the limits
OF Iowa CITY w1cffssUy city
purposes arrange his return In alphabetical order
and deposite said with the City Recorder be-
fore the third Monday Of May.
SEC. It'll. This ordinance shn take effect and be in
force from and after its Publication according to law
JOSEPH Z. fALES, Mayor.
MARTIN J. TALBOT, Recorder.
Iowa City, Aug ls5L
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02
!. r. Hantgees and Othe,s

y. n. V0WjtCCS t"u O"sc'S'
} SsxrLsmAs:-After disclaiming all
prctentions to merit the high compli-
ments YOU have seen fit to bestow up
on me, proceed to answer your note
Of this date. am no politician, but
plain man, a farmer by profession,
having cast my lot amongst you for
the purpose Of pursuing the peacea-
BILE pursuits of private life. You will
believe me therefore when ! say that
feel great reluctance in allowing
the use ofmy name in connexion with
the Office of Senator from this district
in State Legislature.
Had my fellow citizens seen fit to
select some other person upon whom
to bestow their suffrages, it would
have been more grateful to my feel
ines to vote for him than to be my
self candidate. There is mum.
Der of citizens with whom l have the
honor Of an acquaintance who must
be permitted to say are betterqualiied
10 discharge the duties of that Office
than myself.
Icannot however refuse the use of
my name to so large and respectable
a portion Of my fellow citizens as
those who with yourselves, have hon
ored me with their confidence and
solicited me to be candidate. But
in doing SO l am to greater extent
than ] could desire compelled to
throw myselfupon the generous con
fidence of the public.
To prepare and publish properly
digested opinions upon all the topics
which now agitate the public mind
would occupy more time than inter-
venes between this and the day OF
the election. am nevertheless at
all times ready and willing to con-
verse freely with my friends upon all
questions of State g. national policy.
In regard to personal and local
questions which appear to be the oc-
casion Of much strife and controver-
sy, will, if am so fortunate as to
be elected, endeavor to learn the
wishes of the people, whom ! repre-
sent, and so far as in my power make
my acts conform to, and reflect that
will.
lIa"ing neither the time nor incli-
nation to canvass the merits OF the
prominent men in the State. ! am
not prepared to say who should be
elected to fill high and responsible
offices of United States Senator, and
Supreme Judges Of the State, nor DO
] think candidate whose district
has important local interests at stake
can prudently commit himself in ad-
vance for or against any one cardi-
date.
Should the people ofJohnson, Iowa
and Poweshiek counties select me to
fill the office for which you propose
to present my name as candidate,
| do not wish to disguise the fact that
would feel highly honored by such
a manifestation of their confidence,
and my highest ambition would be to
labor earnestly and faithfully to pro-
mote their interest, and to carry cut
their wishes.
| am gentlemen,
With very great respect
Your friend and fellow citizen,
w. 7. GROUSE.
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Farm for Sale,

gUyE subscriber viii sell the farm that he resides
on in Pleasant Valley, II miles south Of Iowa City,
thirty acres under good hewed log house
the necessary buildings, good spring Of water, and
never failing stream running through the premises
Said arm contains 40 thirty acres OF which good
timber Terms. one half In hand, the remainder in
year For any other information call ON NJ L. Morris al
Iowa City, or the subscriber on the premises:
LOUIS REPPERT
Iowa CITY. Aug. 2, 1854.
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discount Of one forth Ii made 10 churches by the
congregation adopting the book, for the pulpit, Cisr.
gyman and committees supplied, gratis, with copies for
The Confession OF Faith and shorter ehacchism arc
furnished bound In the middle size where desired al an
additional expense of cents each book The large or
pulpit size has new and copous ncx Of subjects and
an index OF the first lines Of every verse; and both this
and the middle size have marks Of musical cspressisn
musical taste, and add materially to the valne Of Tho
book" The large number Of copies Of this popular coli
plates The and future editions Win be rrnteS
from new and Improved set just lnshed.
sessnss Is sopoas vsriss Il ss. ss
ess ana tAe hept 4 Me language;
religious subject and oocason aud, IL supcrior
IN other points over any collection hitherto offered wi
or nnnd N % which WIN be sen, post paid
work Is the BEST also The CHEAPEST book Of its lind
and size evsr published.
THE SOCIAL PSALMIST.
Containing The Hymns Of the Church Psalmis bound
separately This book, In matter and advancement Of
subjects, Is peculiarly adapted to social and private
worship; TO render he SOCIAL PAsAlxls1" more ex.
containing great variety Of tc most standard tunes in
al the dnerent metres In the selection Of this music
use in tho churches and having also awaited thcmsSlves
o. INC experience and talents Of tho best musicians and
S SoaI Is +. In tie country they se soandent that this
tains, In social evening and missionary neenra ks.Sr
man any heretofore pdblished
leaders 10 this bocS - 'A'''''s'S a1a
The Social Psalms. viii be sold with or without ,ss
Appendix
Nadse ype' duodecimc, sheep, % cents
.r dc p.s.: s'' H.: spssndls' & 3 e !:
Extra bindings Of the above and the Church Ps, mis-
al Pa,ii sy 3 psG I'srl :, c,,,.u
.lG Moor Anderson Co, clnclnnau MsFarren d.
' Wilson, Auburn and ,y ~ nsYtss,,s generally
Successors 10 Mark II Newman 70
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AN ORDINANCE TO levy and collect City Taxes.
SEC LIST Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of Iowa
City the assessed for the 1884 shall be.
come due and be payable within forty days from
the time this ordinance BECOMES law and al taxes here
after assessed shall becous due and be made payable on
the day of duly of each year. and II not paid by the
dates above named become delinquent and shall draw In
terest the of twenty five cent per anpum and
taxes upon real property are hereby made perpetual
en- thereon. :
Sec end. The rate Of taxation for the year 1851 shall
be half of per cent and for each succeeding year
such rate as may adopted by Resolution Of Council
Bird Before the first day of April in each year, II
shall be the duty of the Marshal to offer ut public sale,
all lands or lots which the OF the preceding
re main unpaid Said sale TO be governed by the same
law and to the restrictions sale OF lands Tor
taxes by the County Treasurer.
SIC L. This ordinance to be In force and take effect
from and after its publication according to law
JOSEPH L. fALEs, Mayor.
MARTIN j. TALBOT, Recorder.
Iowa City, July 70, 1854.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02

*.slIENRY's INvIGORATING CORDIAL-The merits
Of this purely vegetable extract for the removal
Of physical prostration, genital debility aec-
TONS &C., &C. fully described in another column
this paper to which the reader is referred ~ per bot
tie, bottles for e5, six bottles for s. t6 per doxen
Observe the marks Of the GENUINE.
Prepared only BY s: L: CouES, No: 3 Franklin Row,
Vine street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa
RIDERS ADDRESSED For sale by all respectable
Druggists Merchants throughout the country.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02
GREAT RUN.

KELOG's AGrE KILLER, has been before our citizens but
q short time Yet such large quantities have been Sold
and given such universal satisfaction that feel fully
justified In recommending IL to the public prompt and
permanent for the Ague and Fever matter Of how
long standing the most obstinate been cured
Immediately when all other remedies used were ofno avail
il is warranted try it, MoRsEMAX COCHRAN, are the
a9ents for Iowa CITY.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02

A. B. STILLWELL,
C. d, PALMER.
J. D. ABEL,
% = OF. PHELPS, g4
A. J. RIDER, ~
GEORGEPAUL, ea
PIP. FREEMAN,
i HENRY BETNER,
]. GILMORE,
JOHN KENNEDY,
EDWARD FITZPATRICK.
VIM. L. CLARK,
@ DAVID B. HUDNUT,
HENRY GRAY,
HENRY BETZ,
I. M FREEMAN,
JAS, BUTLER,
STEPHEN CAVANAUGH, !
"a JAMES SMITH,
DANL NERNYER,
MICHAEL GORDON,
JOSEPH FORWARD,
BENZ. WILLIAMS,
JOHN CLARK,
ISAAC v. DENNIS,
SYLVANUS JOHNSON,
E. w, LAKE,
JAMES F. HANDY. e
- ., ,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02
SEYDEI s. BIXBY.
THE FIRST CALL,

consequences 81 tho late IRE, thrown out ~ bust
ness, everything being consumed leaves heavy
loser, and consequently compelled through necess-
~ To make collections, and in view Of these facts
nesiy call Upon all those indebted call and set
tie Immediately, and hard feelings and cost all who
BY agreement have stated time to pay excepted
As this u frat call for hepaud through actual want,
hope friends win be backward in calling ard setng
u part no. an The books win be at The Iowa City
G."z store. ISEASDk@S.
.t.y May Nth 1854
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02
EsrRAY NOTICE.
LEGAL NOTICE.

vINO David switzcr Sir You will takenocc that George
Carlisle and Robert u. Bowler, filed their petition
against you In the office of the Clerk OF the Dstrist Court
OF johnson county Iowa. the g. day OF February A. d.
1854 claiming OF you two thousand four hundred and
thirty Ave dollars and thiriyhye cents, as money
due them promissory note and that the orig.
inal notice informing you Of the commencement ol
said action has been returned that yon are not found IN
said county Now unless you appear and answer TO said
action before the second day 81 the october Term
1851 OF said court 10 be begun and holden the ~ ST
day Of October 1854 Judgment will he rendered against
you thereon; and your property now attached in said
cause will b. sold 10 satisfy said Judgment.
SAMUEL j. HESS,
Clerk District court.
J. D. TExPLIs. atty, for pin.
July 9th kprs fec BOO
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02

ny the Rev. r. W. TwIxISo, the eth OF July, Mr..
WALTER CAMP, Of Page Co., Iowa, and ANN MASON Of
johnson County. ~
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02
sHERIFF'S SALE.
EADs q NICHOLS,

ZEAL ESTATE DEALERS, Agents and AuctiOneers
Il DAVENPORT Iowa. viii transact general commission
business 10 lands and city lots We have for sale
lease many desirable business lots in the town ofDavep
port many thousand Of land well selected lying in
the counties Of scott Clinton Muscatae Cedar Johnson
Poweshek, Jones and Marshall Terms liberaito settlers.
Office No. 5, lie Claire Binding.
July u fs5I
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02

A New Steam Saw Mill
VXIILL be in operation before the LIST Of scptem-
wv Der next, the Iowa river. above Mr.. Walter Ter
rs mill near Iowa City. First first served. No
mans right given to another without his consent.
NJ. MctiINNIS,
j. l.. GORDON.
Iowa City, Aug. 9, 1s54-1y r.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02
GROCERIES.

.sf received large oftncnt OF Groce ries suc a..
sugar Soss 'aoasses rice, saaratis ginger indigo
s , maaaer spice pepper starch, poIsr
candles rope dairy salt cotton yarn CARPET chain pa
us wen buckets, tobacco, glass, soap alum snph.r
s~sa, PEPPER sauce, wash boards bed cords cotton
nAtts. candle weking, Bos.en crackrs nails and
aher articles too TO mention. hi 81 ,,,;.h =
be sold at =" VI WHICH IN
Wholesale or Retail,
Notsmsr 2, 1879. 'aSfff'
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02
IOWA CITY.

IOWA OJTY.
GA HRATEfUL for past fayors, respectfully
I'll NJ return thanks TO their numerous friends
VAH -. for the very liberal patronage received du
ring the last two years. which has induced
- them 10 increase their facilities for doing
business and they receiving very large assort
ment OF Morocco, and Leather OF superior quality and
every article In their line enable them make up
Of superior quality Workmanship They have also
made enea geinents with Of The best Eastern House
in the Boot and Shoe Trade, for constant supply Of
Eastern made Relieving that their practical
peri. shoemakers enables them to judge OF the
quality of ather and work. that they be
easily imposed upon many who sell Eastern Goods,
they can confidently assure their friends and
that no article shall be either made sold by them, for
which they will guarantee to give satisfaction according
to price.
Iowa City, July II, 1S54--6 mos.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02
RAIL ROAD ARRIVAL.
FOSTER 4 HESS.

HAVING just received large and splendid stock Of
ii goods direct from the east In the astonishins civ
short period Of ninety days by Railroads. respectful
ly invite customers and friends give an carly
call assuring them that in consequence Of the
acetes that Railroads afford the old fashioned
Of Transportations BY baggage Wage ,ns, that
and will sell
GOODS AS LOW
VI not little lover than has been
State OF Iowa. Please call at store ClintOH@
under the Office Of the Mississippi and Missouri u
road near the public square, and examine goods.
Iowa City. June u. l,L5.
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E. F. Whitcomb,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Law, Monteuima,
n Peweshick county, Iowa. Office at his residence.
July 81, 1851
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02

ABSTRACT OF TIE CENSUS OF 1854, JOHNSON CO.,
STATE OF IOWA.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02

DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPlUS:
or, Every cns his Own Physician.
>n,HE fftieth Edition, with One hundred
III Epgravings. showing Diseases and Nal
formations of the Human system in every
shape and form. To which is added Trea
4Mo tise on the Diseases Of Females, being Of the
highest importance to married peorle or
\ those contemplating marriage By
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ b.
Let no father be ashamed TO present a COPY Of the
ESCULAPlUS 10 his child II may save him from an car.
" grave Let no young man ~, or woman enter into the
KET ESCULAPlUs. Let no one suffering from hack.
MED Cough, Pain Ia the Side, restless nights nervous
feelings and the whole train OF Dyspeptc and
given up BY their se another without
those about to be married any mpedment read this
truly useful book has been tie means Of saving
thousands OF unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws Of
death.
closed In letter. will receive copy of this work by
mail or Ave copies will be sent for Ono Dollar
Address, (post paid DR WIN. YOUNG,
No. 1852 Spruce Street, Philadelphia
INDIA RUDBER GOODS.
Coats, Capes, Leggins, 0vcr-Alls, wading Pants,
Horse Covers, Wagon Covers, Piano
Covers, Nursery Cloths, &c.
VXTIIlCH will wet through or become sticky In ANA
w climate The cheapest and hest articles in our line
ever offered For sale BY the manufacturers, ROGERS
wYCKOFF, successors TO H. H. DAY, 90 CORTLAND
Street, New-York.
Dealers in Hose, Steam eking, and every other Kind
Of Rubber Goods. A. Eivc selling agents Of Elias.
:. july II, fsbs.-S1 s's'' lows
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-03

a .iHIrUYus-Nh lte Giant.
irTfchoke-Larre Globe.
BeIns-larEe Inns; Small do;
Red Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
BroRi Windsor,
Snap Remarkably Yellow {:
SIX Weeks; do Mohawk; do Chi
ma; do Valentine DO; Hail 81, on:
RI uRee, loo to one; Red Gran
berry
Feet Early Blood Turnip.
Ro"i.d; do yellow do do: Long
Blood; VIII te silesisn; French
sugar; hangrl WuriEel
Broco'i-Purple Cape; White
Cape.
tdbbn0e-Esriy York; Large
do; Ia ly Sugar Loaf; do BAT
ter en-; do OxheArt: do vAnaok;
do NonpAreil: Plat Dutch, Drum.
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl.
ed savoy; Drumhead Savoy; Red
Dutch for Picking.
CdiiiLfOioer-Early and Late.
Ceierg-White toiid; Red do.
CdrrOt-Lopg Orange; Early
Horn; Altringham; white Field.
Cress-Curled or PsppeTgrass.
Cucumber Early Frame; do
Cluster, Long Ore n; Long Green
Southgate; White Spined; Cher.
kin.
Corn-Early Sugar; do Tusea.
rora; do Yellow.
kndire-Green Curied.
Kgg Plant.
Enks-siberian curied; Rape
or Cole.
LeeL-LaTEe Scotch.
L,ffuce-RoyAi white Head;
Ice Drumhead; W hite Coss;
brown Dutch; Curled India or
Cane
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KENT, PAINE & KENT, t4It,
impsstsrs and whei.ale Dsesss.ia Forvixn Domestic

DRY GOODS,
u No. II FosrtcestA sfrecf RfoAnsoad.
SPRING TRADE, 1sSS.--ws are receiving By
- steamers and packets from Glasgow Liverpool HAVE our
Spring Importation OF III ~. -IT--'-'--'
faehsed upon the bee, terms entirely for essh eonpng
And By various arrivals nom New Yot rc
esvins null supply Of AMERICAN rABRios smbfacnS every
variety. .. H. - -
We prepared With . large stock Of READY MADE
SLorhlNo al home under
the latest and beat style.
With stock veil
facilities for doing business with on our paTt
10 secure the beat trade that
Invite the merchants OF Virginia. North
10 examine stock before puhasnE with
our gods will be sold low they bought
In this country. - =
purpose keep the year and
pared to them " ~
fa KENT, PAINE q KENT
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EsEs2 sss E ssEsa 49, Ath

VImGINIA CENTRAL KAILItOAD-sTPRESS
FRhIGHTCAR.-A Freight Car, arranged pu Sc
will he with the Mail daily Sundays ped) foi
the speedy transportation OF Milk, Butter Pre,h Meats
and other perhable articles, Packages
Spec. Agent will accompany the Car attend
and delivery Of Articles he Depots
be put securely with their weight ard
thereon and be IL plaes before the arrival
pots the Articles Richmond
Depot, must be sent there between A. NJ Cor
minutes prior TO the departure Of the Train
eompaned by two tickets stating to what place they be
by whom aud to whom II
with the tickets will be signed
delivered to the bringing the articles
tansd by the Agent.
An Agent will be in attendance the Richmond Depot
n NJ Till p H. for the delivery OF Articles brought
press Car
Freight on all Articles must be paid In advance.
No Article will be taken for any turnout
TABLE OF RATES
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AWERGS sETPs; WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE

as'on ,aIern citron; Pine
"phs Nn ,sg.
NE. s.r ,ne.oh-finest Kind.
n,usthrI,n'l.
~. o niaek and white.
po um.ovelher ssini White
DE- ie'"" ana hed'
n Dro-
vy.n S-haus harly; Fariy May;
mk'on'u, Hamt;d DO CHI re
w, lei biue PrussiAr; do
G ~ nshop Dwari proliho
gu" S-Lons Smooth
pdrsteg-Curled:
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AkEssTib FEish MD 6ikSSt oSIlEsS PROV
IA Z HSSSa$ #Sy sscs
ST. ABOVE S0 RssSon% SC'A' DNo i'' Main
Fl G s s ~ h. nS g.. s m
InTienoIs-Grsen Globe
TG" s5 Tss H. Whit NIT. E ss.s
pfp Is Lag. . Purple
s Dsm S ES Green 6S .2.' Ta
S;ls%T Viii. H soi h sdf sS white Cattle
rts@s Green ohstp.Ao
IsDrvs-Grcen oufied
Su,ss ~ %a sST T. S".rs '''
HnTUETIuN
GSos-whlte and Red
PARsLrT-Curied
pArsyrr-Cup, Large Dutch
.sasl.lr; Extra E.ry Bishop Isry py,rt
PfSpssiao, pMsrf Green imperial Dwarf Mnrrowfai
R,DDru-Lopg searisi, salmon, Red and white Turpp
ssiisiII-oT Oyster Plant
saulsn-Early Uu,h, he
ToRyr-R.d Top white Plat, Dslo' HJbb, Large Norfolk,
IIso,@STsst and Pot Herb Seed,
BisD srED. Lueerne. Grass Seeds, &c. &C. feio
NETNsTON & POWERS have In store suitable for fami
les aud hotels superior Beef Tongues Hams, Jos Breast
grsaL,, Blset Teas, drcund Ginger PEPPER No'fd Table
sott Shell Almonds and many articles loo men.
uon. apl
UHt-u LiNEN", TABLE DhMAsRs, dc--Another lot of
those celebrated Irish nen. direct from Belfast nanufaetur.
- eNprsy Tor u.s. Rehef with good ~ lOf Ia
~ Barnsey sheeng So and 1914 Table Daashs Pos Linens,
Raa D iSss ' Sos SRa ass @ S n sS " .d
ling, handome French Marses and Alcnisic Qits Furniture
Dues and FrDge oil Cloths TASie Plano Gov.
ers, &c just 70 hand and for sale Low ~ -
apis ils Esgir sou.,.
NATOvE wfnF.A ful assortment, just 10 hand from the
w maLufseturers aud for sale ~
O. sISToN a CO.
aplo bign OF the Circular Ssw, II Main It,
fsUu m A - 81. n
Brandy, ia treeeiyed and for sale Wy
HAWLIY0s MILLER,
ApW COrnrr Pear -ni Cary str sts..
TaNNJtPRRRo's FAMILY iiAUN in store. 10, sale nv
n az" X H. sRlNKLR, No. ~ CRY street.