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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-28

lMrosrA>r PAr.Rs Mss.i>. ~ rms GAa
pi>sa CASE - The Washington Ss~siasi
.tntes thu, the Gardner trial has bssa
brough, to stand in consequence Of t~c
papers. one the Indictment, aud the other
the original mining tIle. fled b. Gsrdins'
before the board OF commissioners, hss'sS
disappeared The miniug title purPo'" 10
he Az original paper from the records o.
Kloverd.. aud Is accompanied b.. nsmne'
Of dispositions, AMI certified by the oee's"
IN lba, place, The theory Of the process
ton il, 'hs, this record, win ',s attestst'ea'
aud seals. are all Iorgs,-s, 20. w by 'm
defendant to sustain his CLAIM lndseo'
there is an indictment pending against HIM
Tor the forgery Of this paper. Ihs who's
oithe 3ls, WAS spent IN he court dong no'~
ing. or a, least IN considering what wac"
he done in the case DR.. Gardiner promPt!
ly offered and executed a paper to that :"
feet. waving all objection to the loss o. ~
oiginal indictment. and admitting cop!
thereof to have oil the legal effect OF IN
original. This obviated one dlfiiesa!.
The other is not to be 90 eas'ly disposed I"
Ms.srs. FendAll. May, Bradley. and &"
Isle, ~ well a. the clerk. Mr.. Mlddls'o"'
all made shidavi,s ~ TO their knowing
nothing Of what became Of the paper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-28

W We are under many obligations to
Mr.. L. +. CARrEs. of Shreveport, for late
New Orleans papers, aud . Price Current
Of the 2lst instant.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-28

RUNAWAY NEcRoES--las, week our town
was visited By three gentlemen, from Rich,
mond Madison Parish, who were in pursui,
OF some Runaway negroes and a white man
who Is supposed to have been the cause Of
their running away. His name is William
Is Randall, he is about IS years II age, low,
thick set, dark complexion, and very fond Of
liquor. lie left Richmond about six weeks
ago and abou, ten days after his departure
there was stampede among the negroes
some ten or fifteen having run away--,htee
were arrested and lodged in Jail At WinAboro,
frLnk PARISH, and some wee lodged in the
Jail a, Lake Providence. When taken up, they
were found supplied with printed " free papers,
pretended 10 have been Executed in Mississippi.
They stated that they gave Randall the sum
Of five dollars for them. and that according to
agreement, they were to meet him "A, this place.
One Of the negroes passed through here, his
papers being considered genuine by those who
saw m.-ifarrisonburg (La) ind,pvndenL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-28

We learn from the Augusta papers that three
premiums will be offered Al the next State
FAIR for the three finest babies which shall b.
presented In order that such Of our infantils
patrons As are di-posrd to enter the lists may
know the terms OF competition and award, We
annex the premium list ~ follows:
Frs, Premium--Silver Pitcher. $50, for the
handsomest and fines, babe two years old.
Second premum--Slver Pitcher, o26. for
the handsome,t and fines, babe one year old,
Third rremium--Sil,sr Goblet, oiO. for the
hsndsomest and finest babe six months old.
The children TO be clothed in domestic "a.
briss The premiums to be awarded under the
direction Of the Executive Committee.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
N0TICE!!

niLb & bAkER haying purchased the business
and leased tie stand Of W. Fl. Hdreh beg ies vs ~
announce that they intend to carry on the Hardv.m
o's ness III ali It's branehes-and will be in recent -
the opening OF navigation OF most extensive asaor4.
ment oi ever thing embraced in the Hardw linz IA
seiltf Ia WIN a iuii stock OF Iron, Nails, SC.
hef facilities being unsurpassed and their arrange.
nas.s soihpiele, they expect 10 extend TO the olh
customers o. me Establishment and the public in rem.
era Inducements Ter purchasing equal 10 any n ~.
respectfully solicit share of public patronare =
Davenport, Feb. eeth, 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
MARBLE WORKS.

TINE undersigned would respectfully announce g
| the ,tizens Of Davenport and vicinity, and 10 ali
hose wishing to purchase MONUMENTS TO tae nIela-
ory of their deceased friends, that they can be snppe
hy calling al his shop, Main St. between F3rst and
.fond west side, where he viii be pleased TO frrnis
CUT STONE of eysry description, as low us II can oS
lo,ls.ht In the Western country.
I,,,lian ma American Marble for Monuments, u IA
and FOOT STONES. Also a superior article q Z El
STONE, &e,, vel: cheap. w. !" hENNEpf.
Davenport, June &. lsl3-25
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
Land for Sale Cheap!

A BARGAIN. two 40 and one so acre tract miles
n from the river near Blue Grass, at 81 per aere
sa sh balance att and 655 acres Of splendid
iaud in one tract the NJ, \ NJ. Railroad. Also oae
1JO acre tract 80 acres broke. 90 and two 10 acre
racts on The Railroad One tract of 10, OF Is and
one OF 80 acres Il miles from Davenport cash balance
AT l. and 3 years credit i6n acres In Section g..
rowuship 80 Range East q $40 per cash -
The above property is destined eventually To be ei
mrent value A. Z. FULTON.
Sept, ~, ls5f
AnIE Glove Kid Congress Doors. Polkas and
| Sins for sale nd made 10 order at tho
Empire Boot and Shoe Store,
on Brady 81, W. c. BuTTERFlELp, Ast.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
@ y-y- e -
y Il 2 ..-s.,5.:sss


PASSENGERS for Bloon.nss' sn, Springfield. Alton,
and 81. Louis, viii fad the route via Ia Sale to be
tie *pecdsest now low open TO the public. and not
sabje led the usual delays of the River. By taking
The CHICAGO q ROCK ISLAND RalLRoADto La
Saiie, The ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAiLRoADto to Bloom
ng,oi and the
GssaCAesss 4. sEISsgGsEpPL EsAHLgoAD
10 AOl ard ST. Louis. passengers are taken urouSh
Without delay IN Is Hours!
Th9 route st. Loas VIA aissssi,tp kveris THREE
HuSDREp Mics and time FORIY-FOuR HOURS.
stage Connections
A re made At III tomn2ion Wigl PEORIA Pekin and lF-
lana; al Springfield with Bardstown, Petersburg and
Havana; Il. IIrden with Wayeriy: al Cnrnvile with
iIiilsboro, Van Burensturg, Wanda ia and Saiem at
Brighton .itii GrteEf-ld and Scotse; and At Alton
with Jers wills CaTrolllnn. Edaaidssile. Highland
and Carly e. Tie trHsaiso connect at s;rinfeld with
the Great Western Railroad, for Decatur Terrs- ute,
Jacksonville aHd Naples.
Messengers arriving al st Louis, will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri, Ohio. and Tennessee Xiv
ers ard ais mith Steamers for Memphis, Fieksbafg,
NatcheZ. atsi New Orleans.
fr = Passenger Trains leave Bloomington AZ a. NJ
and 81 p M, the arrival OF the Trains from the
North.
li Fiek Its be procured Of \, T. LANGLEY,
Agent La Salts for any point the Chicago Mis-
siss!lp kail Read.
June Sth. Is54 Y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
GIs GC + K | Il $.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

4 he subscriber has opened Grocery and Provision
store on TIL. corner Of Front and Perry sts. opro
site Messrs. Burrows 6 Preitypans mill; where WI
be found choice assortment of Groceres Pro'ls,sfs'
Wooden WIRE Npiis. Glass, White Lead, Oatgn, hos
in, &c. &C.. all of which :" be sold low for cash o
trade.
Dealers In the above articles will do wei 10 ca hho
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid TO receiving storage fof-
warding and selling Of merchandise snG prodaes
Davenport July IA, 1853. J NJ. DAbZELL " 6Ro.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
WILSON & HARLEY,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL aRocE1s.
Corner Of Second & Brady sEs., Davenport, LOW,

C0F1sr cl sec0nU = brHdy sIs, DNyeEQo1s, 1UWSs
n Hhds. ~ o. Sugar, very low,
1V Clarified e. Crushed Sugar,
Glass, White LEAD q Oils,
10 Bbls E. o. Moasses, ~
10 do Sugar house do,
do Syrup.
q bb!s Molasses,
Superior Young Hyson. lmpi. a Ha. Tees
l6o sacks dried apples a peaches,
Es'rae. OF Lemon and Lemon Syrup,
Essence Of Coffee. Broma, chocolate & Ceeea,
Hams, Shoulders & Sides,
Sugar cured eanvassed Hams, Ge
Goldfish VT. Fish in bbls,
60 kegs Nails,
together with large assortment of Queens. Wlsnls
Willow ware, md all other goods connected
business. which will be sold cheap for cseh. s
The whole OF the stock has been carefully s1iue$sA
IN the Eastern and Southern markets, We can d0hSf
as purchasers any other house
in the city. WILSON 4 kr'HARLRY
May l3.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
Strange Development.

bLranse Uevelopement.
AClENTIFlC Men are daily bringing to light new
- Inventions and the march Of Progress Is On Ard.
persons BALD. becoming wnkbe d essed to learn
uat Science and long research haye brourhk
before the Public. the greatest oNpER or THE AoR in
the Article OF Esnerson,s imericam Hair.
Stestofss1sve, SURE crRE BALpssss and 70
prevent HAIR From FxLLIso. Sec Circulars TO bs had
ol aPehts Pic. 8 .00 III large Bottles.
Sol. by ali the Druggists In Davenport and r. Island
{. 4. FISHER & CO.. Proprietors.
81 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohis.
sept 30, Is54-trw-4n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
SEARS, WOOD q CO.,
Hedstead Manufacturers, Lumber 1etehanses
and Dealers In Plened E1oo1aue,

MOLINE. ILLINOIS. =
THE oniy extabiishmentin in the West whe9e
HHERW WOOD'S CELEBRATED TUHUIS0
LATHE IS used for turning PRsMArTc FoRMes seee g
Feeels R1lsstsrs, Bed Psses, 2s1ts Le6s, end sOes
WORK too various 70 en1nefate. with the s.esa
yNspfdiags of al tsto sgsGres u saS as0b0 -
t0sts may spggest. Making the most perfect q
beautiful work tliat fancy desire, and hAvin6 -
appearance Of costsv earsed Nss&.
June L. lf5l-trg-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
wYotEsALE ANp REraIL.


yTHE snbser riber has received from the Eastern and
southern Markets large and wen selected stock
n goods OF an descriptions, In common consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps,
Glassware. Qneensware Buffalo Robes,
groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chiin Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
G. A. L. |. & Kanawha salt Hardware.
Nets and Mill Saws. Iron, all kinds, Steel assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grinds,ones,
Wooaenwars, Live geese feathers, Pitch 81 oakum,
SOLE aud Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stnfs, &C.,
viii h will be sold at small advance for Cah. As
inte nj keeping every thing in common use, persons
wu n, severii articles obtain them Front Street
at II Brick Store opposite the Mills, Davenport Iowa.
une ., lS5si-29. j. NJ. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
1,g

ENPnESS 10 the East leaves Monday and ihursa;s
= In the evening Express TO Muscatiue, luesda! a9
Frjda, Z xI,rs. 10 e. en; Monday aud Thursday. EX-
press 10 81 Louis by Railroad. MotdAy ard ihdfsd4.
i or further information apply to
RENNICK & SON, Agents.
Bazar Buildings, Ferry Landing.
Davenport. Dee lstii. Is5a.
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1854. 1894.
II. =. Mail HoI4tc.
sss51.;zs.7 gssS1pl szz sA,-JrIl
1854.
CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAlLR0AD.

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
The onIv Railroad connection OF the Kississip.
pi with the Allan tic.
Three traus daily through TO Chicago Sundays ex-
.tpted.
Leaving Rock Island,
ist-Through freight with % clasa at 30 4. NJ
Arriving ut Chlcags $40 r N.
ad--Mau .raia $50 A. NJ.
Arriving at Chicago 7. 81.
3d-Nigbt = xpress feyery eyeiar) 54oP.M.
Arriving at Chica An.
Trains arrive AZ Rock Island,
Is-yisit Express from Chicago ut eco III,
5d--Ha Train 8 :: Z. u.
3d-Freght ESQ r. NJ.
II F7Ai freight trains have second class and Emi-
grant cars attached. The trains this Road run to
and from the Depot IN Chicago and In connection
wi h trains OF the Michigan Southern Ranroad thus
avoiding the usual expense Of II exc and carriage OF
baggage.
Tickets through to Chicago and al principal places
East by the above lie had Of $. s. Stevens,
Agent. the Rock Island depot of ibe Chicago Rock
Island Railroad, JOHN f. HENRY, supt.
w. II. WHITMAN, Asst Sapt.
Rock Island, NAY LIST, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08

4 NDnENS celebrated Soap Powder lor "''h.iit
= ard making soft soap, for sale at >,,,v,1.s
dee 20 10
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
GAS AND CAMPHENE.

A FRESH supply ofa superior article Of Gas aud
n Camphene, just received by Railroad and ssals
by 8. HERSeHL.
Davenport, March sth, laS4-if
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
] MEsKIMEN, Igent,
J. MESklMEN. Agent.
Passenger Lines. Pittsburgh.
PHiLApELPIsi, July, 1854.

THIS ROAD BEING NOW CoNLLETE, IT OPENS
A COMMUNICATION
between Pittsburgh and philadelphia. /.
or PrrIaBuRai and B.Lraeae, by which Freight
from tke can reach Eastern .uarkst eaic6er
and cheaper ih.r by any Of the present rival routes
They eonneot sith the Da.ig Pachsts ai Pittsburgh,
from ST. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, wheeling and
ELL the diacfent points on the Western waters; also
with the Cleveland and Pittsbursh Railroad ana ohc
ard pennsy ivania Railroad, at Pittsacrgh.
Cars raR through between Fitfsbnrgh and Phita-
dsiphiG without transhpmeat of freightan advantage
tat can be Appreciated by ali sh ppers.
In Of obstruction Of naYigatron by Zee or AaT
Fatsr, Frciahts westward eau be ior"arded from
Pittsburgh 10 the Mississippi BY Railroad.
RATES OF FREIGHT
Between Plttsburgha aud Philadelphia or Baltimore.
First Class.
Rates. Rates :.
Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats, and) per 100 lbs.
Carpetng, Furs and Peltries, Fcatta-t
ers, sGddteT5, cse., - W es' % eas'
Second Class.
books and Stationery, Dry goods in1
bales Drugs, Glassware, Groceries, -sc,.. 90 ~.
(eXeept eoiee) Hardware. Hollow
ware, Machinery, oil Cloth. Nool.J
Third Clans
Barging, Bacon and Pork in bulk,
Batter salted. Copper in ngots, es., KIT.
FaNseed, Il g. Hair, Flax Leath W
or Eastward. Zine.
Fourth Glass.
Baccn and Pork packed, Candesl
Eastward, Chacse Eastward, Fish
salteh, Iron, Sod Ash. Tobacco ia
Itaf, Eastward, Tar, Rosin, Nhis- so cts. 20 cts.
ley, Cotton, Gn summerl Coffee,
lard and Lard Oil, (throash) Pork
fresh, in car loads Gt owners risk.
GEO. C FRANcISCUS.
Freieit .fgeat, Pitts5wygh.
E. SNEEnER,
Freight .9yaat. Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & K0oNS.
Erejg6t AGENTS, Baitimoys.
JOSEPH J. ELLIOTT,
Freight .9geRt, Ne . Vest s., " y
II. II HOUSTON, Geaerai Freish sdgeEt, Pttia.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08

t.5s r-s7 81 rT- sg., yss-. sssssz-sf-
LEzEl EE EsAsLS EESEs
FROM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
RUNNING IHaoUGg by MORNING MAIL TRAIN.
LsaufHg Pitts6argh at a IL and arrfriag an PAIL
odetphia at L the same night.
By noon. THROUGH FAST LINE. leaving Pitts
burgh att p NJ. and living III Philadelphia at5 A NJ.
And by nil hi THROUGH EAPkEss TRAIN, leav :
ing Pits5ursh i 9.40 7. n. aid arriving IN PEaaei-
Eha ~ 8 r. M.
The Might Express rams daily; the other :"o, Sun
days excepted,
and connecting with the trains from
81 louis Missouri. Alton, Cialena. Chicago, Illinois:
FraAkor., Lexington and Louisville, kentEcky Ierre
aaute Madison Lslfa, ette and indianapolis. ludiana;
Cincinnati. Dayton, Springfield, BeieiontaDe. sancus
ky. Toledo, cley yeland Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Aassii-
Ton ani Wooster, Ohio.
Connecting at Pittsburgh with the Steam Packet Boats
from NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE
AND CINCINNATI.
fARE THROUGH Gan the way by Railroad to
Philadelphia FROM
Chicago, sis UGICoiunbus, Sl265
Madison s Ii Fayetta l. % Bellefontaine l2 IS
Indianapolis, Is s5 zanesYtlle 1925
louisville. l7e5 Newark u Snndusky, il IS
CireiBrat, I4eo Mansfield, ,ts Cresiline, II 90
Dayton, 1873 Wooster. ~ 80
&cHia. lace Cleveland, 1et1
Toledo. 1860 Pittsburgh SOC
~ Passengers from thu West viii ind this the short
est ara Hlast eNredtiCus Route 10 PHlLA ADELFaIa.
BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, or BOSTON.
J MESKIAEN, kgent,
Passenger LfRes, Piustarsh,
J. MEsklMEN. Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
WHO WANTS A HOME

WHO WANLa a HUME
- IRA CTS orlaBd coaiains about 30 'cres each sit
- uatad one mile North of the city OF Davenport OF
The East side of uie Dubuque Road, well situated for
residence, and Gardens; for price and .ernis apply to
Jaly iS G.. 4. DAVENPORT.
TO the Builders OF Davenport and Vicinity
GeaAemen:-
NEARLY al the business houses row being erected
' In the east are covered with tn ard We may add
TIA, many that contemplate building 10 Davenport nt'
ted putting til roofs. this Is decidedly the cheapesi
raofhat can be put on house its durability is almost
endless and besides you viii save the expense cfihsu-
RANGES We are now prepared 10 do work OF this kind
which we warrant specimeu o our work inanshp e1ii
be seen on Geo. B. Sargcnt's dwelling house III the
rear of this city. "
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
FOR SALE.

lNMo Ornamental Cottages on Ainsworth Street h.
= ureen's ID addition 10 City of Day.nporf. ~ccl
Wei OF water and pump in kitchen-Lots we'll f.csT
iiP! ~ COOK SARGENT, or -
s. RUSSLE DOW.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
NAILS.

f For Sale, ssst "a
, LOTS South side of Second Street in Tiehenor,u
Addition: apply G. L. DAVENpOpT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-09

WONG LADIES INSTITUTE. GOSHEN. Or
A ANGF COUNTY \. NThe session 81 this Barring
- 81 VIII commune On MONDAY, NAY l. TOWLs, AN.
ia. cira; Ms, EMILY BOWEN. fes Prcisl Circulars, con
with view OF -fiafe. b obfsind e
~ BONFS McNAAiEE. Nos ~ and IA Broadvsy p
n WIJCON L. School Assuey, and The Princs Music ana
Bo.l.tor,s Ia srd near broeev
VOTING LADIES SEMlNARl.-Mrs NJ.
n ROMTYN WILTSE'S BOARDING SCHOOL fT YOUNG
r.DTrS a. SING SING, Nscbr-rr County viii opSn on he
FIRST MONDAY in NAY. Ccass can b oSraHed a. Ns-s
NTW.AN a VISIONS. NJ. i79 Futon .. MN YORK.
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Summer Retreats.


DOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY for tbs sum
10 mer, for LADY ard TWO CHILDREN plain farmers
smiy preferred Terms be moderate Apply TO address
ML CARTER, No. 10 Wsyerly place, corner Neccs-sL
BOARD in the cot NTRY WANTED-By two
1Osntemen and their wives Easy Of 20 the city no.
incrr man one hours de hr Asae preferred
crate. 49,
4 to1NlKi BoARD-No FEVER and AGUE or
" hhtOt>.-foRr MASHiNGTOy PAVILION HO-
y y-ih. ssutllo1s besu..aiy ocai
snprh efeat wan be opeusd Co the scsrca OF aus Nav
sad ri ee ssIt GUY e. rsss o1e Fo SVs and s. Re h
in< hcsnR .hinE Thinning ard Roraau s,sn.x II i nns ~
IsssCd j. within hou..' Of NY : ~ : -
sns " o. ma ai'c1 Is durnr
summit Also, a tCITAGl LEI sn--t-ric5 ~ = -.
orote Locus nee snshe o two u!rs $lja F,r
sreniiggA --'N' - '--
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90 farmers ano Offers.

A MEXICAN PHOSPHATE OF l.lME.-ibi- Ma
he eosnns 10 Hs can a. ,e'sois a'st
N. i Of Msy Arp, oace Of the An'icsn Mineral Com
pany. No. 81 Lfbertyst, kev.ior
EUANO for SALE in LOIS 10 suit purchasers by
" Inc .ab.eyit r. ". CAMERON, No nc Wall.
BIookyn Ferry
vU,O FARMERS and GARDENERS.-Th cho.pest
manure FOR Com POUDRKTfE. IS worth usasrs
fsCT, be hOed
eeks pauiGd
OH uenuTe sood for Peas Cabbage Strawberries snd
Ptafoes Price Pr bar delivered here the
Tor quantity ssstn bare peuhe containing every
with reliable etrca viii b. given Ok Forwarded n
40, CO. ipqhhns Tor the same. Address the
LODI NASUFACJTRING COMPANY
No TCO9rlsod,g;., New.York.
TINO FARMEkS.-TO start Corn sud make il ear
vel and early tls late cid ssason there nohns
equal 70 PERUVIAN CUAsO GUPERPHOSPfiNTE Of LIbfk
and POUDRETTE sIso good Ror sse 80 be kg,el'urs
HsuiOpss and Seed Sore " X J.. ALLEN.
No. lse snd igl Wser4- New Yori.
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Garpstiueo. sc.
;, ,,,,.r,>cs SppINC LAMENTATIONS, Ia

<1,pprTINCS Spring IMPORlAllONS, lN
I ann PITrRsoN a HUMPHREY,
- -, - s,S 40 Broadwav, tmp0rtoisot ana boaiesa
lnfretings hasc Just Lecsva Pc s,sa &c -
rat. ne :. sfuck ofrich CARPEriNoS ana
S 81 rirty and chness, cannot be eqnse' m tue "ae %
sisiug OF -.
R',h RonraiSe IN cntirc CARPET
Ii.h Needs arpCt-. ~ gfcHt variety
Ei,h Nrl, aid ANmiu.ier, IN great NsHetN
T.h Tarssy aud Bu,s entirely new patterns never 'e's.
tbs county. - ,....,.,,.,
M Ib o every width ard design, from the best manufaeos
40 vel oned together with cye other article usually toasla
Csltgt sfo.rs a. the lowest pofsible eash prices .
PETERSON { HUMPHREY,
Nos. 81 and 519 Roadway, corner OF wh!ss
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Gutlsrn eno Garbware.

Gntlsrn oHb Garoware.
CUT and WROUGHT NAILS LOCKS and
SuATCHE-;
Knives srdF u. Po-1et KH.ycs:
Rszofs sri SCI ZOE;
-Lsrels. Nces Kates Psr.s 9csih-s s.. .ss Rfe..
tIsis Vices, Below. Flea;
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j.. .s,e a. ils i9Fe-t market pdccs.
CHS : LITTLE Y. 53snd5. Fq'.oas,
KEiSEB's HOCsE-WARMING FURNACES, for
IN al eacs OF IIeE Ee pct in = sal Of hest sa
rcity and Of fuel Aso COOKING RASGrS STOW -
md IlcIse uIILhl. Z c. JOHN H. KEYsER Co. So 3g
Broadway
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butcher & READ, Manufacturers of Sheet Lead,
ID sd Lead Pipe Iron snd Copper Pmrs Coie1 Copper
Boilers Baf Tub sinks al sizes fnmbins IA all H. brerches
O z52 Naferst. orI doors from fec.-5lp.
EWNNNEs IAIENT REACTION CENTlltu-
NJ GAL PUP and FIRE ENGIN-Adaptei 20 eny rl'iph;
unlimited pow cegsin in ac oui ren'n IN mes an na
hat they RAPIDLY Suppressed bg all ohoi el ana
be warehouse UNION
POWER ,ONPANi OF L. :. No - Bo4dgay; removed on
%. p. opposite Treseni stand
IRON PIPE.-C. NJ. GUILD d CO., No. 800 Broad
1 way Manufacture WROU'lIr IRON PIPE Of an edPton.
TNGS FILTERS TOOLS Gc. G. NJ g. Co have Pad paftcl'
the The various too required ~ gi9
filters hater tlaf every article puhad
from them viii give entire satsc0u. Oners from the country
promptly etierded 90 end oi pces fowsded Wy n' de-
sized. {. Vi GUILD q Co. No. Jpa Broadway, Nav York
IRON RAILING, &c.-CROWEl.L'' celebrated
CAST IRON RAILING without ryef', ws'r ued p cents per
vSire fou Fcrce TlE Ni,V-yoRK Foundry AND lRoS
~, o. re love BR KITS BOOK iSDoW GUARDS,
OK Snatch prices Specimen IN 'ocioas
- gli On Duane uw dOJgs es' Of osd
wsy FoundIy too, Of f.li.t., Norh RlyeL
CODA WATERArpA US-Ofeycry description,
- either Manuficu,. DnEnE Bo,tnE soda OK Ancul
.fsrs rlsrqfur and ~ sale with explicit prn.cd directions
fer IT, uo, u JOHN 9Allh"a ce-cf VI - Az ehn -oHe
Newton
CODA WATER AIPAGATC S.-WiLLiiM GEE,
- No q Fuion~r the Premium Self
acting Generations Machines Ag. ever dcsep5g Of
sTrsIatus either Ter DRIVING or bottlHns.
SIEAM ENGINE and BOILERS, which has been ia
> use fr .sle cheap. AWly % J. g. NiCkhh,HAN,
No 3i2 Broadway or Va. e.! Lewiss.
NNROu GHT-lRON PIPE.-The American Tube
w W-rks 4ithst iotlay Se,rfors, maBufac
turing TTBi,G from one.eishh two inhe. pre-
ysrs 81 ofdsfs quantity. They vii ssO STEAM
PIPE for h-s' ing meuuae'ories and public building