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Thtatres and Exhibitions,

Mr.. BARROW, nee Julia Bennett, has accepted very
handsome offer Fl, m Mr.. Barry lessee of the new
the TIE and opera house at Boston and will form of
lie principal attractions next September at its opening
Mrs Barrow is engaged for heightened period. Her
health after winters rest is entirely established and
she is about commencing starring tour including
Chicago St Louis Louisville, Cincinnati Pittsburg and
Philadelphia, en- route for this city.
BowgRy THRArRE-Ihe drama founded upon Hot
Corn to be played this evening is dramatized by
f. Durvage, and is played with new scenery, songs
&C., &C.
BRoADwAy TmArRE-Mr. Forrest viii play "Shylock, -
for the third time this evening The subordinate char
acters are filed by Messrs. Conway, Pope Ianergan
Mime Ponisi, Mrs. Abbott and Miss \. Gougenheim.
BURTON ~ TEATRE-Mrs. Burton has her benefit this
evening and very attractive bill is announced ncud.
ing new comedy never before acted, and two other
popular pieces The lady is deserycdly great fayore
and her present appeal will be duly honored.
NATIONAL THEAIRE-The drama founded upon Uncle
Toms Cabn,"is to be played tonight, and also this
wAIIAoK 8 TmATRKA well selected bill is announced
for this evening II includes a Good Fellow" Prison
and Palace" and Mr. Broughams farce Love and Muir
dern-three OF the most popular pieces which have
lately been presented at this house.
BARsuns MusEUM--The new local drama, 'sThe Old
Brewery Is to be played this evening II has been
ming during FIVE weeks and stl continues to be popular
There is also gosd afternoon performance.
BROADWAY MkyAGERW --This establishment, Ne. 337
Broadway, Ia favorie resort for seekers.
The Russian giant, the Llpuan king and the fat girl
still continue their levees day and evening.
Harris WHOLE WORLD Is on exhibition AZ 81 Broadway
The visiter can derive both amusement and instruction
from II.
CHRIsTYs MINISTRIES, No. Az Broadway are giving full
and rich programmes for their nightly concerts An
hour or two may be very pleasantly spent here
WooDs MINsTREIs No. IA Broadway, have brought
out oddly, THE Burlesque Rochester Knockngs"
The programme for night contains many other gems
BUoKIk 8 MINISTRIES, No. $50 Broadway with y. Horn
and " Briggs, attracting full and admiring au-
diences. Go and hear them
TIE cAMm1L MINsuREls win remain but three nights
longer at 1876 Broadway The excellence OF this band Is
universally acknowledged.
SIGSoR Burr gives entertainment at 0deon Hall,
williamsburg, this evening.
Mr.. A. W fenno has leased the Troy Museum for the
summer season, and advertise, for q company,
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A. II. Muller & Co.'S regular weekly auction sale of
stocks will take place at the Merchants Exchange to-
morrow, at 121s O'clock
The Erie Railroad Company earned in March, 1854,
s47636 o. against 1871 400 S4 in the month last
year. Increase, s104,s1 90
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer of
the United States for the port of New York. this day,
April T. were $40 1874 81 the payments amounted to
s45 200 0i-leavng balance hand of S. 462 295 81
The Harlem Railroad Company are in the market for
mortgage loan of one million hundred thousand
dollars, for which bonds with coupons attached for
600 bearing the rate Of seven per per
annum, payable semi annually in the city of New York,
the st of May and st of November will be issued The
whole amount of bonds which can be issued under the
mortgage is So 600 and win be the first and only lien
upon the road and viii constitute the sole debt Of the
company The company 81 500 900 OF this mort
gage for the exchange Of all the outstanding plain bonds
Of the company now in existence. The million
hundred thousand dollars issued for the purpose of
dschaging all their floating debt and Of payment Of the
expenditures necessary for the full completion Of the
improvements in progress upon the road, These
bonds secured by first and only mortgage Thos.
W. Ludlow and Il. NJ Batchford, trustees, the road
and It's appurenances and executed under special auho
ry of an act Of the Legislature Of the stock
holders.
Sealed proposals for this issue viii be received at the
Office OF Batchford Rainsford No IS Wall street. until
the 10th day OF May next, at o'clock p NJ Here is
good opportunity for capitalists to get first rate securi
ty near home. The Harlem Railroad is intimately con-
nectod with the growth and prosperity of this city, and
where the mortgage bonds on such road can be oh
tanned we do not the policy of investing our capital
in the railroads Of Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, any
other remote out ofhe.way portion Of the country.
These Western roads may good and may pay and they
may not but there doubt about the first mortgage
security railroad running into the very heart Of this
city. These bonds should command premium OF five
per cent at least and all bids that do not come pretty
near that mark. viii not get much
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RECIPROCAL FREE TRADE WITH THE CANADAs.-
The Senate of Ohio has adopted the following resolu
tom
Resolved That our Senators in Congress be instructed
and that Representatives be requested to their
best endeavors in favor of establishing reciprocal free
trade with the Canada and the opening of the navga
ton of the river ST. Lawrence to the of the
United States.
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ToIe8fSpnAc uHAFIno kS0PoFOs
BOSTON April 4-ATr ships Wild Wave, New OrleaAa
Marcia do; brig David Akin Palermo.
PHILADELPHIA. April 4-ship Fnsats Bird, asf from
Manila reports hsving on LIST jan On Java Head spoken
naut ShAnEhae for London Feb ship Charter Oak
Calcutta Boston, March, whaler Maria Theresa,
from the Sandwich Islands out 30 days.
CHARLESTON, April 3-Arr sohr b HAwkinh Griffin
New York. . ,,,,,,,
Spragus aad Elisa Mallory New York; Young BrAndsr
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hrri, nj OF the Empire City.
FOUR DAYS LATER PROM HAvASA-0uR CUBA COR


The Steamship Empire City, Capt McKinstry, arrived
Yesterday morning from New Ocleans via Tsvana bring
ing four days later from the latter city.
The r. C. left New Orleans March 20, and arrived oil
Moro Castle at 10 p NJ of the 2sth Having landed her
mails and passs n ers, and taken supply Of coal she
sailed OF 7P. ". of thu 2eth ut for this port special
permission hay been granted to leave the port after
sunset She brings hundred passengers and heavy
cargo Tor New York.
In Havana trade reported dull. There had been
great arrival of American vessels of all sizes at HAVANA
many thirty having been reported between
sunrise and sunset on the 29th
The u s. steamer Princeton arrived at Havana on the
2Sth ult.
Much had been felt in many parts Of thel
island from drought Upwards of twenty sugar planta
tons Including of the largest the island had
been destroyed by fire. the dry gnitng in several
instances from sparks issuing from the railroad loco
motives and causing immense destruction of property
The u S, sloop of war Albany and steamers Fulton
and Princeton also u S. survey schooner were in the
harbor at Havana; all well on board
The L. C. experienced strong head winds and heavy
head during great portion of the voyage.
Our thanks are due to Mr. H. j. Bullay the purser
Tor file of the Dario de Ia Marina and intelligence to
Nc latest moment.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

(yAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHfLADH
sss line ~. At line; day :
.eamsoa. John Potter e South Amboy thence
scan Potter to sAmsoy thence direct TO Camden ss
HARLax RAILRoAD,INLANI RoUTk.-oN, AND
and rS S .,y. nv, S:nsT:
Leaving
trs %:spas
:sspns
r Pr 49, spSss a. mo Il m
.,oppins az way stations Passengers also
and eshsr place. north ssn y.
Sunday srs
nent:Trsin. viii leave for croton Falls and ali way sta
All III sisss.
for Albany daily Ssps
corner anu JOHN Oh B. ELIOT Superintendent.
HUDSON, RIVER RAILR0AD.-TRAINs DAILv
rS@ Ghsmsss' str.es for albany - and Troy
with trains reaching Bso Montreal 10 O'Clock ssns
Mall train. A.h.-Throuss way trains ~ Il n. And
F., f. sss as
Cana. eiri.sorh.r Fourteenth sss thirty ss1ssss
Sunday trains from Canal street At $40 Pm for ssns
'nd Troy stopping E q NJ rsEScH s.p.a
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-VII
States mail and line leave New York Of Cors
ardt street At seven. nine and eleven A. NJ. and ~
and eiey., A. NJ, snd four Pa 81 50 tfor second
cnss) in eleven A. NJ from New York Phils-
delphiaj s. in nine A. M, and half past ave r. NJ As-
eommodaton line leaves at twelve M lat reduoss
prices from Cortiandt street. through In six hours
1hronsh tickets sold for Baltimore wsshinston Norfolk
hrous sa S,ps ss0s i've s.
only Passengers with bsgssgs the rry afssr mia
ts bs fsrs she train iesvss
CTEAMBOAT FOR NEW ROCHELLE, PORT CHESTER
Cand Hockey Neck soppio at Thross Neck Bayes land
ing eachy The steamboat Economy, Capt Collins wn
leave Catherine MARI OF slip New York Monday April g.
at four o'clock, for the above places keturniag,
will leave Rockey Neck in the morning forty minutes
past six O'Clock Port Chester at New Rochelle al
isht sal fhrcgs Neck at twenty minutes past eight.
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On Monday, April g. at the Second Wesleyan Chapel
by the Rev. John r. Hagany JOHN PHELPS to Miss EVA
JANE daughter Of the late William Edmonds Esq, all ofs
this city.
On Monday, April 3, by the Rev DR.. Muhlenberg Ed
WARD DoRR GRIFFIN to LILLE, youngest daughter Of the
late John G. Hicks Esq, all Of this city.
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birth.
Married,

On Sunday, February 20, at Star Villa, Caaghon,
near Liverpool, England Mrs WILLIAM MuILGAN, of a
daughter,
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rDu 8ANDv Ho1K PniNxrH0 TsLuoHAPHI
THn HxoMLAHDo. April l-SundeVu.
There vessels inward bound In eight Wiad light
tromS. Weather hAyy,
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR $1,000 900 OF THE LOAN AUTHo
rized by the City of Baltm0re-O6ce of the COMMITS
msionsrs Of virtue Of tho provisions Of
ordinance Of Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore
road Company BY loan to the amount Of millions OF
dollars TO complete their the city Of Wheeling to
Piedmont 2s miles from city Baitimore
sealed proposals. will be received the undersigned until
the purchase Of two millions Of dollars c. Of the
loan authorized the said any part parts
thereof not less than $3.50 the said being
the first day Of January 1890 and bearing Interest in tho
meantime At the rate Of six per cent annum payable
October For the amount Of loan purchased either in
scribed certificates transferable at the Mayors ONCE or
bonds with coupons attached will be proposals
stating whether the bid be for such certfcass
Of A.ceJ $500 and $3.50 Terms Twenty per the
par value of the amount Of loan awarded
chaser to be paid within two days after
twenty per cent before the first day Of May next
twenty per cent before the first day Of June next
twenty before the day Of July next and
the balance Of the bid before the krst day Of
August next Ten cent the value of the
awarded to each purchaser will be retained security foe
the fulament Of the contract which interest will be
lowed for the residue paid in certificates bonds will bo
and the right hereby 1ecne Of
all or OF the proposals. and default made by
any bidder N making of the payments above e.
CURED the right is to sell public private
and on sich terms as shalb deemed ..pedient
risk and for the amount the
loan tohm awarded The proposals will be opened BY the
undersigned ut the Mayors Office the time spcoi
ned Proposals. to be addressed the CommissiOners
Finance City Registers Office Baitimose endorsed
J i sMtIh v HnGnLsLAINSss, lcopmissoners
VIM GEORGE BAKER OF Finance.
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!; SMITH HoLLINs, )coum;..;o,o
y WSl GEo SaEs haKteR Of Finance.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
nesday April 1854 at o'clock p NJ when Same will
be publicly opened for supplying ice for the public ooes
The ice to be furnished aus be Of the best quality The
and distributed under the Of the keeper Of the
City Hall and Park at the various Offices and guam
made n conformity tS the provisions Of title three
ordinances amending the Each proposal should be
sealed and endorsed follows 80 Proposals
closed in second envelope, sealed and directed to
FMgg Comptroller" A. G. FLAGG, Comptroller.
Finance Department New York, March a. 1854.
ITO PAvIORs SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceivod for the paving of the Brooklyn city railroads.
up to II o'clock Thursday the 9th and
All further information 10 be obtained of the contractor
ms once - street Brooklyn between the hours Of
TO accept any reject ALL proposals reserved.
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New YORK, April 4, 1854.

New YORK, April 4, 1854.
Mr.. EpIToR-
observe in your money article of this morning. that
in speaking OF the business ut the Mining Board you
mark that frequently the bids lower by half dol
lar per share than at the Stock Exchange This in
fewinstances may be the but do not think that
for stocks generally dealt in By outsiders it is pre-
not ignorant Of the fact that mining stocks
possess little interest for the bulk OF operators in the
ances at the old board and those interested in any
small stock easily manage to have quotations to favor
their wishes but for bona tide sales think the Mining
Beard compares ayorably with the others It stands to
that parties purchasing will give their orders
where they be executed to the best and as
the rate of commission at the old board small stocks
is just double those at the Mining it would be very
strange If purchasers should insist upon doing business
there. am inclined to think that prominent par
ties who have had nearly monopoly of the small min
ing stocks at the old board doing all in their power
to nure the business of the Mining Board but they
their kind endeavors to break il upt is beyond
their power its business is increasing, and must
tinue TO do SO Respectfully, yours.
After the adjournment Of the Board the following sales
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the Mining Board we're

We have received the following communication from
member of the Mining 9oard in reply to remarks Of
yesterday in reference to the prices at that board
compared with those at the Stock Exchange and pub
sh it in justice to the writer and the other members of
he Board
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10 H State N York 108
&c W Of Commerce l031
5 Hanover Bank. 9SX
I Metropolitan Bk. 1A
40 Nassau Bank .s3 los y
200 Norris Canal bio 1917
10 Crystal Palace. 80
100 Farm Trust Co.. 100
100 Canton Co h30 q
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eQ 00O wANTRD-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
~O OVO ct seven per cont, house and lot
Address box 2,5l5 Post Once.
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IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAYINGS BANK, NeN
~ Chambers Notice-Depositorp are informed
that deposits made before Saturday the sth day
April Bank open daily from 10 A. NJ to p n, and from
5to7PM. JOSEPH STUART. Psesidsnt.
PErER CRxHAR Accountant,
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8S0 000 TO LoAN-ON DIAMONDS, wATCHns,
change negotiated All business CONFIDENTIAL Apply tie
Ann, room No.
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87SQ 000 TO LOAN-AT SEVEN PER CENT
p1CC.UUV ON bond and mortgage ON improved OF
burg in sums to suit appoants Also, $500 70 invest in
the purchase Of mortgages Apply j. X. COOK, Jr.,
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Ss-A quantity Of interesting ship new q unavoidaby
crowded out
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CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD CONPA
~ ny-The semi annual interest, due April the ArsQ
mortgage bonds of the Chicago and Mssssppi Railroad
Company will be paid after day tato
at the office Of the company, Is William street.
GEO. BLISS, PresidenA
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
LAND SALE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the Register and
IN Receiver Of the Land Office at Iowa City,
Iowa, will on the fifteenth day of March, 1854,
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. be prepared to receive appl-
cations to enter the southwest quarter of Sec
ton number twenty FIVE in Township No. eigh.
~ North of Range number four West Of the 9Th
Principal Meridian, Of lands subject to sale at
TIE Land Office at Iowa City, Iowa The said
tract having been enormously marked as enter
ed upon the piats Of this Office.
]. CLARK, Register,
G. FOLSOM, Receiver.
Land Office. Iowa Citv, Feb. 3, 1854.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
Iowa CITY, Jan. II. 1854.
LAND FOR SALE.

THE following described lands will be sold
i on time, to suit purchasers, at very low
prices, viz:
North fractional half of the northwest quar-
ter of section 4, in township 70 north, range l
west-sO acres;
Southeast or Of the northwest a ar Of section
4, town 70 north, range west--4O acres.
Southwest or Of the northwest ar Of section
4, town 10 north, range west-4O acres
The above lands are situated in Cedar coun.
ty, between the two railroads, and are very de-
sirable far ming lands
Also, the south half Of section %, township
II north, Of range 8 west. containing $40 acres.
This tract is situated in johnson county. and is
unsurpassed for fertility of soil, and very conve.
nient to timber. M. L. NORRIS,
Iowa city. Jan IL, 1854 3m Land Agent.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
I,ook ont for BARGAINS.

THE undersigned offers for sale the following
i described tracts Of land at very low prices
8 west: 40 acres timber. The N w Of the N E
/ Of section "a. tip 80. range west; 40 acres
timber. These pieces of timber are situated
about IL miles N W Of Iowa City, IN johnson
county.
Also-The south half of the N w / Of sec
ton 20, township 10. range IL west. 30 acres.
The W / section 80 tip 70 range Ii west, l60
acres. These two tracts are situated near
Shocks Grove in Poweshiek county, and are
Of the hest quality of prairie land. and will be
sold low. N, L. NORRIS.
Iowa City, Feb. LIST 1874, Land Agent.
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AGO ACRES,

THE E or Of Section II. Township 80,
i Range west, is offered for sale low for
CASH. The above quarter is one of the best in
johnson county; situated about 10 miles north-
west of Iowa city. Persons DESTROYS OF secur-
ing choice tract OF land at fair price will do
we'll TO examine il. NJ. L. MORRIS,
iowa city, JAN IS 1854. Land Agent.
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Dissolution Of Co-partnership.

NlHE CO. partnership heretofore existing I'M
i der the firm Of Foster 4 Sanders, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. VIM. San
ders having sold his interests therein to Silas
Foster aud Samuel J. Hess who will close the
unsettled business OF the late firm. aud contin-
ne business at the same stand, under the style
and firm Of Foster 4 Hess
SILAS FOSTER.
VIM j. SANDERS.
Iowa CITY. January Goth l654-3w
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FARM FOR SALE.

THIS farm is situated in Louisa county, IL
i miles south Of Iowa City, and lo miles west
Of Musca'ine. and on the east side Of the Iowa
river. Thirty acres under fence and in a high
state of cultivation; also, some choice bearing
fruit trees. good LOG HOUSE. &C.. and new
er falling spring OF good water. near the house.
There is also about 30 acres Of timber on the
same tract, all Of which will be sold low for
cash, or an approved credit. Said farm con-
tains 30 acres, moreyor less.
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SEC /. Be il ordained by the City Council Of
le,cs City, That at least ten days previous to the
day of holding an election in Iowa City the
Council shall appoint three legal voters to act
as judges and two legal voters TO act as clerks Of
election in each ward. Said judges and clerks
shalt take the oath prescribed in sec. 249, Code,
and shall receive one dollar per day each for
THAR services. Should vacancy occur at the
time Of opening the pols,the same shall be filled
in accordance with sections PAT, 8 ofthe Code.
SECS 2. A Street Commissioner shall be cleo
-eed on the first Monday in April annually. to
continue in Office one year and until his success
sol is elected and qualified. He shall qualify in
the manner and perform the duties now prescr-
bed by the city ordinances.
J. P. DE FOREST, Mayor.
A. HART, Recorder.
February 8, 1854.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
PORTABLE SAWMILL.

THE undersigned would inform the citizens
j OF Iowa City and vicinity that he is erect
ing his Portable Sawmili at the Slaughter
House Of r. Kimbail in Iowa City, where he
will be ready by the first day Of April to saw
all logs brought to his mill. First come first
served.
TEsns OF SAvINe-One half the lumber, or
its equivalent IN cash at the market price.
M. McGINNIS.
Iowa City, February LIST l654-lm.
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NOTICE TO DEALERS in PAIN
KILLER.

The name Of Pain Killer belongs exclusively
to the Proprietor Of this Medicine. That right
has been recently sustained by court Of Law
and any person found selling III article by that
name, and not Ofthe manufacture Of Perry Da-
Wis Il Son, will be prosecuted.
Hcvyas, Of al, spurious and counterfeit Pain
Killers which are now manufactured to deceive
the people There is none genuine but that
which is manufactured by Perry Davis d Soa.
Buy Of regular agents and respectable dealers
in medicines aud take none but Perry Davis
Pain Killer. You will then obtain that which
will give you every satisfaction desired.
Principal office for the sale OF the GENUINE
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLEs, in the Southern and
Western States, MOI, College Building ,Cincin-
natl, Ohio. HARRIS h Go. Projectors
- Blakes'y, wholesale agents, St Louis.
Mo L d o A Patterson agents at Iowa city
Fay 4 Stone at MuscatiDs.
NV 10, 1857
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atlartiu Y. Morris,

LAND AGENT, IOWA CITY, IOWA.
(OGce al the State House)
IT'S long residence in the west-famil'arhy
IL with the Public Lands and his free access
to the Plats in the Land Office at this City en-.
able him to discharge the duties Of a general
Land Agent at very reasonable rates. Terms
for locating Land Warrants, or entering lands
exclusive Of Government fces) in any Land
Office in this State, viz:
40 ocrae SOC
Particular pains will be taken to make
good selections, and certificates forwarded by
return mail. Taxes pal in any part OF the
State--and other business entrusted to him VIII
meet with prompt attention.
Iowa CITY, Iowa Dec, 81, 1S53-n3l
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At the sign Of Covers New Store
AND
NNNN NNVNSNs
+. H. COVER & co.

4 RE now opening splendid stock Of goods
n every way suited TO the trade, to which
they most respectfully invite the attention Of
purchasers.
The extensive and favorable acquaintance of
Mr. j H. Cover in this community supercedes
the necessity Of any extraordinary display in
an advertisement. We therefore merely say
that we intend to do right nice, pretty bust
customers.
Our stock and location are very desirable
our clerks are very competent, accommodating
and agreeable men--and we will ourself try
hard to give entire satisfaction to all who favor
US with their business and patronage.
In exchange for goods we will receive all
kinds Of Produce. Beef Hides, Furs and Peltries,
Beeswax. Cash and approved short Credit.
October 10, 1853.