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United States Mails.

Posi- OFFICE DrrARrMssr,
PROPOSALS carrying mails United
day January, 1885, June 1883, inclusive,
following Mississippi viii received Contae
I'll 9ociock OF 6l day OF November, 1854 to be decided by
the Ilh of the same month;
yckshuIg, sisss Natehez, and R Baton Rouge La, 10
suitable sleamboats.
arrive New Orleans IN 5 d ays by 5pm.
Leave New Orleans dai at 5 pm;
No sl0ae From CAIRO, ii y csia%sa ~, nissHan Sew
naa % 1sa s sH A ptssa rss fsa a
Tenn, and Oldham, Ark, 10 memphis, Tenn, ai2
sear,boats.
Leaye Cairo every Monday, Wednesday, Fsidsy,
Arrive !, Memphis in 9, hour. BY : . m ne sr day,
Leave Memphis Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Arrive a Cairo in 81 hours by 0 a IN next days.
MISSISSIPPI
No73 From vicksburg, by Youpgs Point Lu ikens Bend
Pecan Grove ,, aas % Ms Lake f,"yts@ce r ha
ton, Miss. Greenville, Columbia, Ark Cainss Land
ing, and yictha Miss, 10 NAPOLEON, Ark, go mes
ssan,Ioals ii'''- "''" = '''' ''' '"''i''
Amss Napoleon every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, wednesday, and
Arrive yicksburs every Tuesday, Thursday
ILLINOIS.
va, Albany, Fulton, sayannah Lie Claire, Iowa, Canaan
che, Lyons, Tahu'a, and Bellevue, to Gaeua m, 90
miles and back three times week, in safe and suitable
spamsoaj5,
Bidders win propose a schedule.
For forms of proposals. guarantee, aud oerhcae also nsruc
lions and
The contracts such the proper
advertisement proposals
sppi river, dated 7th June, 1854
JANE CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
Aug al eod30d lInte,. and Star.l
MbROIDE EHIEs. LACE GUODs, tsc.-fhe subseriber.
D. ns received fa and ao.pee os
goods OF The last Paris styles embracing all the novelties the
n TO which the aen ion n the iadesis respectful invited The
iohowng s a list Of of the leading articles, viz
- Maltese chemze,ts aud sleeves in sets
70 Maltese collaretts and sleeves do
fsrlehy embroidered muslin sets, Valences trimmed
Maltese do
,..oo 90 muslin oolare,ts and sleeves
'.o ffshah embroidered muslin collars
40 do cambc collars
- eny DO cambuc skirts, for open dresses
10y 40 do pocket hand, erchieis
,aS pieces Maltese iaces and edrbas, all widths
iV 90 .atnces iaces, edgiRgs,
" 40 Ehglh Unread laces, edgines, inseftngs
% 90 canibne hounctngs and ruiings
20 DO Swiss muslin-, haunciugs ND hands
l0o DO embroidered dim,ty hands
n pairs emhrp;dend nd Ssmbrc sleeves
"a aosen long and shon black lace ,nits
also, every variety Of Illusions laces linen cam
ones embroidered muin lawns
Sep 3-3aw4wf HoQE DpoTiER 90
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"A ATCH HORSES FOR SALE.--A pair of s0rrel family
M horses, harness. The having
further Tor them, will sell very low indeed.
For particulars inquire ut the counting of this office
Auv II
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University OF louisiana

Medical Department.,
fR annual in this department viii commence
on Monday November 3, and viii terminate in The ensuing
March.
James Jones' NJ. Professor of Pwcsice Of Medicino
1, Rddeii, NJ. u rrofsssOy of Chemistry
Warren Stone, VI. D., Professor OF surgery
4, II, Cenas, NJ % Professor Of Obstetrics,
A J. Wcticrhurn, VI - Professor Of A"~.Dmy.
Mu-tavuI ~ Noli' W. u. 'u,esso OF Materia Medi'n.
iho" 20, -, ~ Professor of Physiology and fshSPsy
Cornelius g Beard, " D. Deasons,ators os Anatcmy
The rooms @ dscc,iak vi &c open the third Monday IN oc
tQbef
The faculty visiting physicians and Charity
uospif - and attend bis inaiuop November April
Inc students ccany the professors in thr visits, and Tee OF
expense, enjoy Extraordinary practical advantages
e are dn ing the session, about eight hunfed rs'sons pre-
scrhed fir daily
In $50 the nambcT paueu were thousand seven hun
dree and htyniUe .E
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Dean.
Aug ll-1awtNoYl
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,

Banker and Dealer IN Erchange Stoek
beiwren ~ and 6tt streets Washilafon, D. c,
INQUIRE IT money ana land bought and sold
u an so principal cities sold purchasers.
allowed ON all remanng dcposirc
Claims against the government cuiected
s. eodtmdNw
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The Chest,

The Chest.
CIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, NJ d., the medical
~ practitioner has left valuable legacy the world In his great
consumption unang pulmonary dis
without the OF medcne Sir A. Co. Bart invented and
advised the use of the t
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR
all Of ali ages and conditions certain and safe
shield against those fearful Diseases bronchi Rhma
coughs cods affections of the lungs which arise from the
state Of the chest according fashion, and the continual
changes of climate.
The simply chemically prepared fur lined with
silk ard padded which, suspended from the
III ngrcesble manner that il becomes
sity and n comfort. sttet'
The Protector although recently America
making rapid progress through the United Canadas.
South America and the West indies
staple article in England and the Europe while
has countries the
To demonstrate these facts inquire Of English resident In
your Wcy o ms knowledge OF the beneficial effects Of
the PROTECTOR without kind
Of wearng these articles is tife aud will
years No who of his family will
he without them The hospitals country
meDdiny thea, but rapidly introducing Hacour bradley
Coz OF 0ndon and Manchester Engand originally nrused
and continue manufacture according his original
and therefore recommend those would The Protectors
to see to their being genuine.
Kemembor this is staple ace and patent medicine.
RETAIL PRICES.
Gents szo......... .'..................S So each.
Ladies' do l 90 do
Boys and misses do..................... rs do
HARCOURT, BRADLEY, & CO.
80 Ann ana l02 Nassau streer.
New York, Uriied stase5
Principal warehouse 02 Tendon Man
uactory, a. Market street, Manchester, England.
H. b. Co. establishing depos for the "The Protec
tor" in all parts of America ryscas surgeons druggists
cohers, dry goods merchants, hntters
mems furnishing storskespers,
retail distribution of hem and whoD terms are Offer
ed tor their enterprise and spend opportunity them
For terms apply HARCoURT, BRADLEY, CO.
Sept s-md&cp 3s Ann street, New York, United States
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JUST OPENED IN IRON HALL
= r. HOOVER up attractive style, the large
D. and spacou store in Iron Hail. avenue
Ninth and Tenth sres and furnished with perhaps ne largest
city, ,,--., ..,.,;.,
particulars other of the kind in the country
With this view he has made arrangements M regular supply OF
this and ature every variety OF boots and
shoes for ladies' gcnee children and servants may here be
expense fitting This es,ahishmen
liberal share of public His prices shall be mod
crate ppoximans closely possible to those of the manua
The following among articles just received
FOR LADIES'
Blaek, bronze, and coloed gai,ers thick
White and black satin slippers, and English kid slippers
French and American morocco Deco and MD Ma sippe1s
Toilet slippers enamelsd and worked nIsneb and American
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Fioncs patent leather boots
Do calf boots, half booas, ann shoes
Do calf and paentlcather Oxford ties
Ennmee Top French fosed CATERS English ties
All varieties of common boots and Shoes Pcggcd and sewed
FOR YoUTHs MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Youths dress shoes and boots Of beautiful Styles and Of
eaers slippers. walking shoes
chdens shoes, embracing style and quality in
FOR BOYS,
made particular department OF
business Herr hen let The ao come for jus, such shoes q
FOR SERVANTS,
Ny q shoes Of all kinda !, large and YER
complete, ~ "e' " '
respectfully request my cpssone and the ci,zens gen
a,y Washington, GcorGeown, Ae.andra Prince George,
Montgomery and the surrounding country aso strangers
particular pedgea u, hone by fair dealing by polite n
lenon and by devotion challenge the confidence
AL" ana WI" '"e''s'' new enterprise. , oo,,r,
Iron Hall Boot and shoe Es,ablirhmeut,
. Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Aug ,l-dIwseoaw
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a FRENCI4. Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
employment academy school, willing
among SEVERAL will do himself pleasure attending
ces applications of wishing employ teacher
submitting his testimonials obedience any
H., Washington, ID. C. Sept 6--d2w
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uS-senEtON The cOpanershp hereoore exjsiipp under
th brm aud name sf EVANS FAM expires by limitation
uis uay ana - srchy declared 10 be H.
FAM apae authorized name the drm in final ete
uient OF u'ch pisIncss, +. =. EVhNE,
HAMILTON @. FAINT,
WAsnSGros, September !, 1854.
Sep 5-eoilmdSW
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collectors oHicc, August 4, 1904.
NoiioE TO TAX payersIedncop prompt paymentNoce
hereby given that the tor the 1854 due,
no payable nj this office and shat eight
o"ea by law for the current paid before The ssr
'an, Il. j. ROCHE,
aug S-eotdf collector
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oARDne subscribers s,, snco,o honas 10 those
"a customers why nave 80 promptly and
eH's'H letS' wb nave make Immediate
se'ueH,. determined continue
iha remain unsettled. MAGRUDER 81 CALVERT.
offering great bargains IN s kinds o dress goods for cash
puncuai customers. NJ. X q.
22-2weuif
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Poar OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
July 90, le5l
PROPOSALS conveying the mails Of the United States from Oc
4 n following
TENNESSEE be Office of
department ociocN, Of Thursday, September u
20 be decided by The next day:
No sG39 From Chattanooga by Kelley Ferry Oats Landing Jas
per, Battle Greek, klepper's, and Pelham, to Hills
bDrp IS miles and back, week.
Leave Chattanooga Monday 7, al Tl
Arrive Hiisboro day by g p
Lcav llisboro' Wednesday a Z "a. IN
Arrive q Chattanooga ntatdny by p. m.
proposal, certificate, aud also
uae by the accepted bidder, such
department may eXpeden and
inviting for mail service for Tue term commencing July
1854 and ending June 30 1854 in the states OF Kentucky rcnnes
see, Sc., daIcd January y 1854.
proposal should be sealed marked Proposals for Ne.
Tennessee and addressed Second Assistant Postmaster Cen
era Washington, d. e.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Iuly Il Postmaster General
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DOUTLEDGE'S American Handbook and Tourists
IL United containing descriptions Of the
principal towns different railroads. and
from New York to all parts of the Unon statistics
public buildings, resorts, natural cusses &c,
accompanied by map. Price 50 cents - - - - ON
Aug IL FRANCk ThfLoh'
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No. 52l. t
Al NOTTCE Of the establishment Surveyors
IN and land ofNEw MEXICO WASH
INsToN. OREaos, and MINNESOTA
In pursuance of law the President of the United States has d
following shall be the sites the
surveying and land districts created by passed
of Congress-
of NEW Mexico bs located
SANTA FE and that for The general of WASHINGTON
TERRITORY ut OLYMPIA.
The offices rese, fer WASHINGTON TERRI
those for OREaos TERRToRY at OREGON
Win0nd district MINNESOTA TERRITORY
for Red Wing district also in mrsSEsorA 1ra
RIToRY, RED Wine
under my hand, the city Of Washington this
fourth day of August, A ID. 1854 - .
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Aug 25-2aw6w Int and STAR
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Female Education.

MRS r. w, YOUNG and Miss v. TOWN respectfully
I'LL community that will
of 10th aud north Monday,
the 18th limited young ladies who desire
nd ornamental branches OF iorlae edIc alton.
Their method instruction is thorough AMI
experience OF education
iadeu having view tho Jules, development discipline
OF tho mental isculues.
Terms of Tuition,
the English including mathematical with ihe French
language, OF 10 months $50
other modern languages,
Musc Instrumental. frofesr ers,
Painting in oil and colors
Sep 3-3,nwtsh [fntci and Sent.
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mo. 5ls.l


N VlisE tE OF Wieharawal Of railroad iands-Whereas
udst e ae making grant OF land $50 aid the Territory
90 ieSi 49,, a, ~, "a 'neteih approved ,uhs
Ss sn OF ma sna o and
o. MlsNtorA ths President Of Inc uaited states has. BY
d en- niles en- eaeh side Of the route Of me ~Sn % aGSu @
sgegE Iowa wa 81 Paul Minnesota Territory The mouth Of
from sale or entry un further ors o valid a.
una aaeep ama, naseoofe % reserved 10 he United States
any ppoe EYER (Which exception includes 'he former
y az ro smelling recently advertised for sale .
accordingly to wit'
WISCONSIN,.
In the district OF lands subject sale RtyaR;
North Of The base line and ,oe,, of ,s f,,x,l .,s
-
,rip rowiships AZ, az "a and ID 40 49, oil range II.
Townships - o 49, inclusive Of range ID
rhp rrownshps ~ to A. inclusive, Of range l5
ro,vnsipp ~ ~ a, aug a. ~ ;,csis o range 10 10
Tow"sips IS TO 70 40 m nslusss Of Of range sass Il
- - ,1, ,-',.-- -, s , -, ~ ,,L n3ar,,,,
Morn" % Ha' 'dse '"e d"' ' " ~ | if e
Townshps J. IAN y ana o q qanns 2, unse' anu
Township 3, of ranges and g.
IN III. a.,ic, Of land susee, TO sale at DuDusur:
yh Of the base ne and nest of the th principal nerdan
= q, ,,.-t -, ... !
Townships 81 10 81 Inclusive, of ranges and 3
Townships 81 to sa inclusive, Of range
rownsnipps iownsp ss IS 10 10 81 inclusive Of range s.
,rownshins 80 10 100 inclusive, of range 7.
Townsnps so to 100, inclusive, of range 8.
ovnsnps o. o. TO , So iUo mess,ve Of range TO-
Townships 81 TO 100, inclusive, of range n.
as,ip owlsnips ,o0 o0 % of 'ps, ps,ne i3 " '
NORTH Of the base line and east Of The A p'i"pa' s'id'a"'
Swnssp' Township g. g. ansss aS5'''s q ranges '
niNNieoin inN"', ~ o
In dis.ric, of lands subject to sale at SALTWATER;
,s f ne base line and nest of the fourth principal nerdan.
Township 49 OF range IA. ,z
Iownsips l a. a. 70 70 as' aa "c,uve' Of range iS
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nor SALE oommodious and attic house
sid the OF ID street. House
rooms, recently papercd and painted
Terms accommodating, and given mned
aic Addrcssroom 4o Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
lh--LN
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No. 5O0 February 49, 1854 for the rai'fG from mobile 10 'ad
Alabana Selma to Guner Landing on te Iahnessee ei'
and the continuation from Savannah Georgia.
via Mobile, Alabama, New Orleans LOUISIANA ana the pach
from Albany Georgia. Eutiua Montgomery, Ala
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n'Y SCHOOL ~ Young Ladies' The duties Of Miss
school, between "a and Az streets, viii he
resumed Monday, September flth.
Information ers, studies pursued ke., be obianed
personal Interview at her above
Aug 3l-eo2w i
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Washington this aah day OF
Nav ammo Uomiai 1854. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioned Of The General Land Ohce
June l-awl3w
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No 5 June ls54 for the Iron Mountain and Mississippi V'
railroad: -,
Do do do Jackson, do
No. 3d. July railroad from Dubuque, Iowa via
ST. PAUL Minnesota, Le Hand River Fond du Lac Lake su
peror sconsn except innds in Wisconsin heretofore
stored by notice No 5ao) , ,
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Ma January the railroad TO connect the Cbui
uoora (Tennessce Central railroad OF Msp at me
Mobile and Ohio point near Eion 10
bend the iver Alabama
I'M lie Of lands subject 10 sale at DemopoE haoan
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xIrANTED-A American Archives,
reasonable price will be given either in
books. fHANCk TAYLOR
July Il
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CIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, NJ d., the eminent medic
~ practitioner, has left valuable legacy the world in his
preventive OF consumption and unang for pulmonary i
without the OF incidence Sir A. C Bart, invented al
vtsed tha oft tha
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No avs, January 1851 railroad from CAIN,
lie Texan boundary line, and Ills branches W Cemoen
:" Wv nn do do Cbampagnoe, do
~ 40 Jo Little Rock do
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

june SO 3--laWiis7
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Army and Navy Equipments.

xYHITNEY's Metallic Wealth OF the United s,atesy
w l VOL svo.
Life of j. G. Quincy; edited by Joseph y. Braithwate
Memories the Water by Henry Nancy.
Lamarino's Travels in the East vols
Ang 10 tt fkANSh TAYLOR
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Aug l6-iawtsepla
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ohbe wholesaler an , .ny p. NAV ma
me p ~ nans they article that may be kept
:" ~. nmy s.ns , .nn,. ." y class of & rods
ror eIA1s apa' 10 HARCoURT, BRADLEY, h. Co,
ocW .xcp 80 Ann street, New York,
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Posi- OFFICE DEr rARrMEET,
August 20, 1854.
PROPOSALS carrying mails United States the
day January 1855, 3o, June 1883, inclusive, the
following Mississippi will be received the Contract
Office Post Office Depann In The city OF Washington,
til O'clock Of 9Th day Of November 1854 be tecded by
the IN n the sampm
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-16

aGy Sundry new advertisements will be
found in oar columns, to which we refer the
reader. Among the number is the card of
P. W. GATES q Co., manufacturers Of Rail
Road Cars, Steam Engines, &C., Chicago
Messrs: NUM- & HrEY, of Main street, are
off.ring their stocks Of goods at advanta-
geous prices, for the sake of closing out to
MAKE room for Spring goods. Messrs.
LocxARD & Co., propose 10 sell out at cost
and on the 18Th January whatever remains
they prop use to sci, at Auction.
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tn ,Mvsrpsz,assou1ss SiuRDD,ss n R.r,n, p,

Tn tMysTElsous MuRDsE IN RAr1pr pA..
Isu.-The N. .. Delta learns by q gentle
man from - gentlemen from Kapidr, that
Mr. Fpusg was .. wealthy resident, of thst
PARISH, and was on his way to, the lind Of
ce'lasMonrcsiwith 81 900 in gold for the
purpose Of entering lind, si.sIe,srs. OGDEN
ana Ryan were a. out two mics behind him,
and0atheirarriyai found him .dea h IN On.
ey missing, and his body hpsheyrsted with
nine bnrk shots: A reward 81. $1,000 + Offer
cd sot hsatPpfshshs On Of the murderer. Il
.Assi Evening News.
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We have received the December number.
Although having but little time to devote to
it, . cursory examination Of this number sat
isles Us that it should have the patronage Of
intelligent farmers Throughout the State
Suggestions maybe found in its payes-the
demonstrations of science as we'll as the les
sons Of experience and experiment, worth to
every farmer ten tines the subscription price.
B;s;des, is published here within your own
State, by men we'll acquainted with the soils,
elm tie and other peculiarities inc.dent to
every location. Il sF
II il published monthly, at the city of Bur-
liugton at 81 year. aasoio
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IsEY Wo shoti!d before have called attcn-
ton To- the adyartis mont Of Mr.. CBERaY,
successor to Mr.. Fox, sjeweler, in the Barret
Hoass build ng on Til I'd street. He has a
fne assortment. Of clocks, watches, and jew
elry, Is we'll as other articles in his line,
whichh he is ofsfing upon reasonable terms.
We bespeak for him and for the house con-
nance of public favor s
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C. M. CHERRY,
(SuccEssoR or J.. M. Foxy
Dealer 10
Gold and SilDer Watches, Clocks, Je,celry,
Pocket Cutlery, &C., &C., =
One door North IF The liano Forte and Music Store
7s Barrel House Buildins. Rurlis.ton. lava


/ AVING purchased the entire stock Of J. M. E.x
1 u the subscriber Offers for the inspection oI M
pubiic full and complete assortment which he rur
poses to sell at rs reasonable prices az can be la,
| elsewhere in the State. -o9ssss
Gold Watches.
Gold and Lever Watches Is carets fine, g.
English Lever Is c;,rets fine; from $50 to Si2l
silver Lever iuli jewelled, from SIS to 81:
Cylinders from 500 81.
Detached Levers, and Lcpine WATCHES, will
and without Hunting Cases, Full Jeweled an
eighteen caiats fine. Gold fob, and wai.t chains q,
every variety, gold slides gold keys and seals. rol
earrings OF every shape and pattern Is cara,s Gne
gold hnger rings with dia md sets, and gold breast
pms With diamond sets, gold thmb.cs and gold snc.
tacics. All the above IRE not surpassed by anvtbpa
ut the kind III this market. =
att silver Ware.
Silver lever watches, full jewcled Lever and every
other variety of silver watches; ALSO yer pen hoi
defs, with gold pens, and pencils. silver ~oas tea,
desert and table spoons. an excellent artce sugar
tongs, cream spoons, mustard spoons. salt ms and
silver mounted castors and butter knives the above
are Recommended to be the genuine artises.
cutlery.
Kazors OF every style and of the best brands scissors
pocket k ives drks, and Bowie knives and table emf
lery, also candlesticks, very elegant article.
Musical Instruments.
Accordeons, futnas, yiolins, fageolets, fues and
6fes
Clocks. g
one ana eight day clocks of every Size and quality
tt New York prices. Persons Wishing anything in his
nc, either at wholesale retail prices will do well to
give him call before they make their purchases as
nc feels assured that he accommodate them Oh
y reasonable terms, any house in the whole West
tie also solicts those who want repairs done
,i'hcr upon gold or silver watches. go or silver
ware, to give him call ms he processes bave one of
ne very lest mechanics in the west and he warrants
vi work that goes out 1T his establishment Old gold
md silver bought excha nged the regular prices
lie invites the ladies TO give him call and examine
his stock of jewelry.
Dec. 8, 1854.
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WAGON Still, RTTNNING
PAPER Warehouse.

- Vv
CYRUS w. FIELD CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. II Cliff street.
NETWORK,
Are Sole Agents IN the United State FOR
M ISPRATT'S superior Bleaching Powder;
Ifl Victoria Millscelebrated Writing Paper
Russell do superior do do
Genesee do do Printing do
Rawlins Sons English Tissue dc
First quality Ultramarine Blue.
They arc also agents for the principal Paper Manu-
facturcis in this country and offer for sale by far the
most extensive and desirable stock of paper and Pa
per Manufacturers Materials that can be found in
this Or any other country. $50
They occupy thci large and commodous Warehous
es, No ii cliff street, No. SIS Cliff strest, No. lS4
Christopher street. and the Lofts over the large Iron
stores, and Cliff street.
Their busincssis strictly wholesale and WritngPa.
pcrs are sold by the case only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them to ofe,
I'LL Goods both Foreign and Domestic, at the lowest
possible prices.
Paper made to order. any size weight. Liberal
advances made on consignments of Paper, Paper Ma
kcr's stock and other merchandise.
The highest marke, price paid in cash for all kinds
OF Rags. fully IS. lS53-bpv