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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, HAVING PERMANENT.
y located in Iowa City, attend to all calls and duties CT
the profession, at all hours in city county. Having
had experience Diseases of the Eye and Ear will receive
particular attention.
RgrrRaEScEs--Professors willard Parker and Charles
A. Lee, New York City; Prof Frank H. Hamilton Buffalo
n Y Prof Charles B. Coventry, Utica, N, Y.
Office doors west Of the Post Office at present Night
calls made at his residence College street, first house
east of Andrews store
March I, 1S54-y.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
GEO. L. NlCKOLLs
EADS & NICHOLS,

n EAL ESTATE DEALERS, Agents and Auctioneers
N DAVENPORT, Iowa. will transact general commission
business in lands and city lots. We have for sale
many desirable business lots in the town Of Daven
port many thousand of land well selected lying in
the counties Of Scott Clinton, Muscatne Cedar Johnson
Poweshiek, Jones and Marshall Terms liberal to settlers
Office No. S, LIE Claire Building.
July e. 1854.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
A New Steam Saw Mill

TX7ILL be in operation before the LIST Of eeptem
wv Der next the Iowa river above Mr.. Walter Ter
ris mill, Iowa City First come, FIRST served No
mans right given to another without his consent.
NJ. McGTNNIS,
J.L. GORDON.
Iowa City, Aug. 2, 1851 yr.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
GENERAL LAND OFFIcE,|
August 80, 1854.

IENtIEAEN:
Annexed is acopy of the
act OF Congress, entitled "An act to graduate
and reduce the price of the public lands to act
ual settlers and cultivators," approved Au-
gust, 4th, 1854.
This act takes effect from it's passage. 1t
applies to all lands except those reserved to
the United States, in scts granting lands to
States for railroad or other internal improve
ments, or to mineral lands, held at over one
dollar and twenty Eve cents per acre. and ex.
cept also lands reserved from sale by act of
Congress, order of ,he President,,or which
may have been appropriated for any purpose
Whatever. Lands which are required by trea
ty stipulations to be sold for the benefit Of In
dians, are also excluded from the provision Of
this law.
Lands subject to the operation of this act
are also subject to pre- emption, at the ygradua-
ted price, under the provisions of the act
of September 4. 1s4l. Where settlers claim
any OF these lands by pre- emption, under that
law. they must file their rights, aud make
pay ment at the graduated price within the
time prescribed by the said act. except to.
wards the close Of each period Of graduation,
when they must be paid for within thirty
days preceding the next graduation or reduc
|>Pn that shall take place, or forfeit their claim
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
THE REPORTER.
R. H. SYLVESTER, EDITOR,
WEDNESDAY,. OCT. II, lss,

r-p..11 =. - ~. slll1 HND
Under the title below Vif 6s found slg
cular Of Instructib bns from the Commissioned y
the General Land Office. relative to entries Of
public lands undet the Graduation Act Of Au.
gust 4th 1854.
The Act itself has seeu published alread iu
the Reporter, several weeks since, and there
fore We presen, merely s,brief synopsis Of it's
graduating provisions.
1t reduces the price Of lands thai have been
in market thirty years or more, to twelve and
a-half cents per acre; twenty five years or up
wards to twenty five cents; twenty years or
upwards to fifty cents; fifteen years or up
wards to seventy five cents; and ten years or
upwards to one dollar; leaving all that have
been in market for less period than ten years
at the original rate.
TO the Registers and Receivers Of the United
States Land Offices.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11

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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
Heir 70 the Hsirloss.

Dspositors in saving banks die without
drawing out their deposits. They ars stran.
gers or without families. and no heir appears
t"ssclaim the money. Many deposit .ecfstly--
some actuatsd by miserly and avaricious dis.
position. some 10 avoid publicity and evads
deposit dies also. These unclaimed deposits
renain. and are regarded A. the legitimate
property Of somebody besides the depositors.
This 10 owe source OF profit. and = very large
one. Savings bank. as = general thing. are
connsctsd with banks OF diScosnt and ds1pssis,
investment the deposits In some shape come to
be substituted for, or. at sll events, used a.
capital on which the lalter1 hanks operate.--
Judiciously managed, the banks Of discount
aud deposit pay dividend (including surplus
iunds) Of from eight to twelve per cent. This
leaves margin OF frotn three to seven per
cent. between the interest paid and the inter-
est received on the deposits, and this Is ano.
ther source Of profits. There are now, to. dsy,
lying in the savings banks Of this State. &C
cording to the most intelligent estimate. more
than ,one million; including interest, Of uu.
claimed deposits. These deposits (assuming
thst they have not been squaDdered or applied
to individual uses, were made in small sums.
ty strangers, foreigners. men without known
kindred, BY sailors, soldiers. servant men End
~,vu-u. VINO nave "died and made no sign
These deposits have lain there for years. some
ten, some twenty, some thirty, some forty or
fifty years, and no heir ever has or ever wall.
in all probability, appear to claim them. To
whom do these hciress treasures beong7 Not
TO the trustees of these institutions. for they
are abundantly paid for the care bestowed up.
on THEFT management. Not u the other dc.
positors, for they can only claim their ownf-
They belong OF right and by law Of the land.
in the public treasury, upon the principle that
the State is heir To the hsirlcss. Albany Reg.
lister. Sept, II.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11

NKw ORLEANs, Sept. IS.
The latest accounts from the expedition Of
Gen. Alvates represented it - progressing
finely.
There WAS reports that Santa Anna would
not battle with Gen. Alvarez, but would ab.
dictate ~ SOON ~ the insurgents approached
tn. city.
Hoes "A letter 10 4 81. Louis merchant.
from Pekin, H., says there will be an abund-
ance OF fdt hogs in that vicinity this fall st 81
per hundred. They are most fed
Az ASTOUNDING RECORD yoR MAINE Law
CRY The police rec"rd Of the Boston Courier
Of Tuesday appears as folows:
Sixty-four simple drunkards, four common.
drunkards, seven assaulters, ten card players
on the Lords day, three rescuers. fourteen RI
6ters, one store breaker, one. hotel thief and
two petty thieves were tried in the Police
Court yesterday. The entire party 6glre up
one hundred aud six strong. aud were ss dirty
a looking crew ~ ono could wiAh 70 see.
AnKAxsAs LEoisLAIuRs.-The Little Rock
True Democrat publishes a list of tho newly
elected members Of the Arkansas Legislature,
from which is appears that there arc seventy.
FIVE democrats and twenty five Whigs--
In the last Legislature tho wings bad this'y
msmbers.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
LANES D. TEMPLlN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
and Notary Public, Iowa City, Iowa. VIII attend to
all entrusted to his care In the Unied States
District Court the Supreme and District Courts Of
the State Of Iowa He will also give Strict attention as
aand Agent the purchase and sale Of real estate the
payment Of taxes renting Of property, perecung utes
The sale and location Of land warrens the collection Of
debts, &c. &c.
He has prepared himself with full and complete
iobe Index accompanied with correct plats of all the
United States, State and county records Of Johnson
county, Iowa, carefully compared and corrected BY
which he 10 able give Ut glance the true title to each
town lot and piece land in Johnson county, without
the tedious and uncertain process Of "fumbins musy
records "for days, and at last buying pig IN POKE
county Owners of estate should look wall to their
titles employing him to do their
viiI he charged nothing for the examination of tle-
once on corner Of Washington and Clinton streets.
REFER TO-Hon G. Folsom, Hon. J. P. Carleton, Hon.
Thomas II. Benton, jr. Hon. John Clark, Iowa City.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11
somN c. oULBERrsoN. MORGAN RENO
CULBERTSON & RENO,
DR.. T. S. MAHAN,
J. A. MORSE,

Nav be found at all tunes, at his residence (The ole
Fisher House,) except when professionally engaged
Iowa city, May 10, 1854
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-10-11

Iowa City, Aug. 2, 1854
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-31
s1 MRSS, ssEps WARRANTED yEEsI 1sp aESrlsr..

Neion-areen oitron; Pine
Apple; Nutmeg.
fdfer Heiou-Ginest Kind.
Ndxtnrfinsa.
Assfdrd- Black and Whit.
Onton=sliver skin; White
Portugal; yellow and Red.
Okrd.
Psds-Extrs Early; Early Nav
Washlngton;d do Frame: do Ch,r,.
ton; Dwarf Blue Prussian. 40
hairoufAt: Bishop Dwarf pIo,iss
,Pdrsnfp@Lons Smooth
rsnehi Guernsey.
I'ursey-Curled.
Pspper@Large Bell, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
,pumPk fn-Large yellow
RAnburb- Victoria.
RddffSh-Long Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet Turnip; White do:
yellow do; Long Salmon; Diaci
~, sa,.Vy-or vese,asl. Oyster
Spfndca-Roand Ieaved.
2ndsA-Early Bush; Bell.
1omdfo-Large Red; do Vel.
nrnfp-Early Fiat Dutch; do
Ned Top; Large White Norfolk:
Mhite Globe; Rata Baga; Daie's
Herbs-Annise; osrrouay:
Thyme; coriander, Lavender,
sweet Basil; Rosemary; Sage;
summer savory; Sweet Mario
WIN. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-31

AspdrogsA-white Giant.
Arfichofe-Large Globe.
B~dns-LarEe Lima; small do;
Ned oranberry; Scarlet Runners;
Broad windsor.
Shdp Be1ns-Early yellow I.
Blk Weeks; do MohAWk: do OH.
ns; do Valentine do; Haif Neon:
Refugee. 1000 TO one; Red Gran.
berry.
Beet-Eariy Blood rurnyp.
Rooted; do yellow do do; Long
Blood; white silesiAn; French
Sugar. MAngel wurtrei.
Cape.
Cdood0e-Esrly York; Large
do; Early Sugar Loaf; do Bat.
ter.ea; do Oxheart; do vanAek:
do Nonpareii; FIAT Dutch, Drum.
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl.
cd savoy; Drumhead Savoy; Red
Batch for Piekling.
0,llaotcer-Early and Late,
Csiery-white fold. Red do.
Cdrrot-Long Orange; Early
Horn; Altringham; White Field.
C,ess-Curled or Pspperyras..
Cachsnber- Early Prame: do
Clutter; Long Gre, n: Long Green
sou'hsaie; White spined; Cher
oorr.E.rly Sugar; do Tusea.
rora; do Yellow.
Endfre-areen curied.
Epg Plant.
or Cole.
Leek-LarEe seoteh.
Lrlfuce-Royai white Head:
Ice Drumhead; white Co.'s:
hrown Dutch; curied India or
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HARDW ARE,
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854.

1904.
zssfS.i aGa R1fs.;1; & F"
direct nom The manufacturer. complete
Fl. Country supply American aoa shs
Fs .n oef.. n,..
P PSstei R Kn.vs ss OF ss and Ind blade;
ISS5y |, k1iys,
Single .ss bsass
Pistols, Rides, Ride Barrels and Moun,ngs
wesSns aSd hn T rh iR ls. tongue Chains
h.s. Of sn Sn ysPs
snssi and other makes
CASTING Cast, lOr.s Shoes hoes, and Horse Shoe Nail.
German seyths,, seyih stones. snarth, aad sickle,
Horse s coisr s.. Blind Hif Brides and u.ne,
Locks, Hinge, and Screws, Of every description
e sn csa aHssTs ans % al nS
Eusi.h American, a. D. Percussion Caps
Hay and Manure FORKS, 2, 8 and prong
goods CASH the mos, fvora
S s S5
visiting this city, and respectfully invite them
low as any regular house in this of the Northern cities
Dfstiss 4 hi,SIs oi5s pTss EIs6SH SG SIsss. io.
W prices er%d %s Ps
sOo0 Lbs Best Indigo
@ Hhds Prime Nader
lss0 Lbs Cream Tartar
20 Barrels spts Turpentme
20 Do Burning Fluid
40 Dozen Durkees Yeast Powders
2cOO Calls Linseed oil
900 Kegs white Lead, Dry and In OIL
100 Calls Lamp
600 Lbs Extract Logwood
300 Do Eumegs
so Barrels Tanners OIL
70 Cases Chrome Green and Yellow
geo Kegs White Zinc Paint
~ Barrels ventian Red and Spanish Brown
10 Do yarnishes
eOO Baskets Sweet
1000 Boxes Window Glass Frepc and American
10 Cases Refined BoraS
Is Do Cooper's Isinglass
1000 Lbs Paris Green, dry and In Oil
COO Ounces Sulphate Qunine
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL Mustang Arabian Eminent Bulls
Sands and other sarsaparla
popular Medicines whole stock being large
lima, and Tennessee.
N b. Particular attention packing shipping. 2I
4t0MPOIND FLUID EXTRACT OF CISSANI-
~ PELos PAREIRA, OR PARRIRA BRAyA AND BUoiiU.-
io the OF Chronic diseases OF the Urinary Passages Cu
ns Affections Lsueorhea Dropsy Jaune Chronic nfauma
Kidneys aud BLADDER aaying any IT.
reliability
secretion when the urine
be voded without PAIN especially discharges
me urno genital mucous membrane retention ncontinenc
urine.
Its efficacy the Par,ira certain uaades OF the urna
induces ascrbe specific Influence
medicine over the membrane lining the
altering the quality Of the urinary secretion originally
introduced into medicine hontriptc employ Il al
most solely In discharges the
brane gonohsa leucohea chronic Inflammation
bladder In the latter OF those
Oar l,sOO 10 recommending II 81 satisfied this
under confederation lesenng materially the
o. ropy mueu which itself evil and diminishing
tile Inflammation md irriiablity Of the Bladder"
Por sale by DOVE co. Ap2T
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M sSasSRlAt R

<SRsAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTk--REDUCTI0y or
QI FARE TO BALTIMORE AND PHNADELPHiA-on
nJ through tickets to Baltimore
and be obtained OF this Company over their
route via Washington, the following terms viz; 49,
To baltimore,
Philadelphia, at
which passenger transit for self and baggage
through OF Washington and Baltimore free OF extra
charge whatever daily lines between Phiia-
deipSa varying from ~ to IS for each
aud iot seconu stass
rer, the public for cheap and comfortable
"trip York. j.,
Inc above, ALLOW reasonable sourn In
Warrington without detriment to any privileges
conferred BY them. :: huIh,
oI p,sn Ne, Anv..t 10 isss I auls
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SECOND SUPPLY

OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
NALKSTiNE, CRtNsHAW 81 co. have this day received
by the steamers Roanoke Jamestown large addition
their stock Of the
ladies' Gentlemen Misses Boys and which
been purchased In New York prices will
sold small advance for cash. punc,ua cuomerB they
In part follows
Rlch BroeAde, Plaid and Striped silks
Black Figured and Plain Silks all prices
Plaid Ind STR ped Hermann n 0renadIne
Plain and Figured BsreRes and Barege De LANES
surer. french Printed Jaeonets and 0rgandies
preneh, English and American Lawns and CAcoes
Embroidered Muslins Plaid and Striped do
embroidered Robes and BrillIantet, White and Cold
Plain Challys Chaly BAreges and DE Bege
ainghami, all qualities, and Furniture prints
Habit and Furniture Dmy, and Bonnet Cord
CheniIeties, Collars, Sleeves and Handkerchiefs
Rich and Medium Bonnet, Cap snd Neck Riband
ladies' Genemens, Boys, Misses and Childrcn's Silk
Thread, and Cotton Hose and Half Hose
BoHbatn Apaca Canton Cloth and other Mourning Goods
Table Cloths Napkins Doyies and Diapers all prices
Irish Linens Linen CanbTic Renting
ladies' Genilemens, Boys Misses Childrens Gloves
Thread Ie Swiss Laces Edgngs Insertings
Jaconet, Cambrc, Plain and Checked aEss Muslin
Cloths, CAssmeres Caslmer nd Tueeds
Blk satln, Valencia and Marieiles yestingE
white and Fancy Colored, Plain and Figured Driings
Bed Ticklngs, Plaid Domestic and Coenades
handsome variety OF Goods for boys
Linen and Drngs Buraps every Cotton
Linen Goods for Servants Clothes
shirtings, and Cotton OrnAburgs, nc.
VALENTINE, CRENsHAw CO.
No. 90, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
apis Near Capitol 4IuATe.
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KENT, PAINE q KENT.

DRY GOODs. - - :"
+. No II FSsrtesstA strsst, RicAsnoad
SPRING TRADE, 1s1A.-ws are now recelyinr sy
- steamers and packets from eiasgsv,
Spring Fl i M 3, 90 q Iv,1 ~,
fsrsh.ed upon NE Pc, terms entirely for cash. eonpns
And various arrivals nom New Doston
ee,ns null supply OF AMERICAN SABRcs embracing svsry
variety
We also prepared large stock OF READY MADE
the latest and beat style. ~ Tl7.77
facilities for doing business with
the beet trade that MARKET Ne
invite the merchants Of Virginia. North
examine stot before with
In this country.
Ills to keep throushoat the year. and
pared 10 them. = " -
nA KENT, PAINE q KENr
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DOVE CO.,
WHOLESALE SI REH slisIs oI HI Dnucs' mEDI-
for SALE in quantities 10 'o purchasers III. following
sSS T =, .s5.s. sSs;ssS In 'H.u ss.e.
s s s.i,on. Sperm .ndseisI on
sSS s s,aa o eRs s 81. .S s. sweet on
,SS ss,ss, nsrIns'. on,men,
90 sss.: si.rsS so sSs Tanner. oil
5000 10 Sc S,E. r. s s,ss.''a brand,
'soss EN- ss1' R;. f S,ssf f. r,p''
go, 100 s sls. s smsin. g Tssssso
aoo SOs.. Chewing Tobacco
'''i 10 'Sa s sssS. v sSa
10 sro,' ssidl,. and Soda Powders
loo Ssssn Assorted Soap,
900 lbs Prime black TenQua Beans
i'sSS p. lr.houe
T.ssA;5 Win nc
mil D.Aco.
s|&SK e RaS5as se
their usual n .apps Of Medicines. Chem
~ , si Dye s1 1s TGs
aS
i1raisG Paint: and oosf, M.a.s5
snd s.sa ''' Extract
S SsTS@s 9 9,ias E f.Ss, salt h.,,
spanish brown; sup: c.rb nod.
nenehan hedi Enrush kenn' d Borax
Paris Green; Roll birthstone and sulphur
Prussian Blue; Rotten Stone
vsrmillon; Pumlce Stone
Lamp Black; Sal Soda
Whiting, Cinnamon; Mace and Eutmegs
Putty; Pepper Spice and Ginger
Bakes Patent Faint; Spirits Turpentne; Linseed Oil
Furniture farns Coach Varnsh; Japan varnh;
nish; Leather varnish
Ao selected ss.or,men, of Comb, and Brush
e Fancy Articles Shaving aud Washing Soaps in variety
all of the beat manufacture.
All popular Medeints kept ordered shortest
notice
Country Merchants, Planters, respectfully
solicited - cali and examine stock and prices.
S-Pareuar attention paid to packing and forwarding
goods. r. JOHNSTON pRoTiIER
mil Druvvi.ts
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SPRIN 1854.
FRESH IIAIsDyyaRF.

SPRING, 1854.
FRESH HARDWARE.
VNT 3. o. D0NShS, Richmond Va have received the
Wv Yorkshire, "Bslt" and other arrivals from Europe
their Spring Importation Of birmingham Sheffield HARD.
WARE, CUTLERY, GUNS AMI sADDLEY, and
ries country, full complete assortment
American Goods rendering their stock and
consisting IN part Of
GOO Table Knives Forks Pocket Knives;
RsESs OF Rodgers, Wade 4 Butchers and wostenhoin's
Manufacture; and Scissors Shears, embracing all
the various styles and qualities, part Of and
beautiful patterns
$50 dozen pairs Straight and
go dozen Grass and Grain ScytheS
$50 dozen Wedding and Killing Hoes, various makes
$50 dozen Ames RoNands aud other makes Spades and
shorls
~ Joreb nay and Manure FORKS
90 dozen Rn Knob md Mortice Locks with Brass. White
aud Mineral Knobs; Stock Locks, assorted sizes; and
Pad, Chest Closet, TIL and TTunk kI, assorted
go dozen Curry Combs Of all qualities
300 dozen Axes Of virginia, Collins Simmons, and other
aetuTe
800 Single Double Barrel Guns, par, Of fine
quality
Piles Rats great variety; Cast. Shear German and Bills.
tered Steel CAng Carpenter and Black Tool Build
Ing Hardware generally together uh all other articles usually
kept In the Hardware line.
an Of which having purchased for cash
BILE terms they enabled and disposed 10 sell any
ular house 10 tkS or other markets.
We have recently made additions establishment afford
ing greater facilities oI exhibiting goods.
invite Merchants and those visiting Richmond, examine
and prices assuring them that o shall be made to
give them Subtraction. w. 8. a q. D0ENAN,
Importers Of Hardware Cutlery, Ac.,
No.
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aSiSdEEAA GSI S5Ed LISG To ,nb.kaI;a I'm,

oEf- GS! RoEb1 ifG Or T f1d MhAFkaaIf
IfARs ~ oNLf-Ths public are hereby in 49,
n McEu having entirely Ieate enlarged and Improved
every now on the route bet-een Richmond aud Ba
~ hi. agreeable and economical line will
oSOsI H. baltimore night
securing connection With the different lines out Of the
Retunins leave
Greek 1s,y in time to sennee. with the nigh, line Of the Rich
price, bat Win board Of the l.ad Included
phia BY the Newcastle and rrsnshosn line to YOr .ssond
dspSs hi, .sresaSs tsS only for ars,e.s passengers,
and tso M class ditto including meal' for the latter
arths; particulars. through Tickets ,pply the once of
the ana %SsToS
oree r. p and p R. Co., Richmond March g, isA. ahs
5 8 ~ s.'siss:
and
Havas advantsgeOu. arrangements with
bic the demand, Of the trade We soe. an sIami
nation Of our assortment and prices
do we'll ca with the hndins
e e1nn SSs' I S to
to any who E;,' favor us with call.
aSSS dozen Pen and p Posss, ' Snive.
SEQ aR@isS, "wosenSoin'. and Wade Butcher. R,.
ss fs:i" s ass si Fss and Close, les
I,SVO iii, Shest, Supu ana trunk Locbs
leo kH:s ana TaSss L.sshs; and Bolt,
500 "Ane" Rouland,," and other spade, and shOvels
20 Gro baai. p F.d i1on Tea and Table
200 isrs sRufi i fateni ri ner. s' Shoe.
1890 lbs ''Grhn's, Horse shoe Nails
5000 sfa o0d screws crew .'' S''' ''s' anu N'
2SSS, English American, and G: D. Percussion Cap,
1850 ios, OK, Fih, Back, Breast and Halter Chain,
Double and single narrs Shot Guns
Circular rom to co inches
NIL, Pii Cross Cot, Hand and Tenon Saws
Seeks aai Dies, screw Gi Pis,es Xaser., chl,e.
Brace and Bits, Planes and Plane Irons
hfijls. and nTi5It yiIiinF.
strruP Irons Spurs, Buckles, and sAdry Hardware
Hog SKINS. Fat. and Enamelled Leather
shesPskins EnAnsiled Cloth, Canvas and Duck
Ion iIis: i * to stnehs.
Bright and Black Springs, Coach and Plough Bolts
abs, sPoke Ye!oes, Shafts and Coach Makers materials
with 0her article usually kept in well selected stock
RueiD.QUARTRRs FOR FisInONABIR CLOTHING
a Of n1C o 0: I'D S a0n I'm
friends andhe public generally to cali and his
sl,h American Cloths. aud vs.ns. such as
r, y.I %, Cashier; vL1s Crystal P.lasedo
we, :P PuS PsiaG
Mcrino Shirts and Drawers; Gloves; Socks
suspeaders; CrAyats Scars; Ties Pocket Hdkh
Washington and Napoleon Cravats; Money Belts, DC.
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT.
Super blk brown olive and green Dress Coats
Pants and Vests OF all Styles and qualities
KOssuth and LamArtine over Coats
Tsquimaux Wrappers English Whitney
blue, black and brown over
Pet,rshAm over Sacks, all eolors
Turkish Smoking Gowns
Gententns Velvet Morning Gowns
Travelling shaEls
DO Snow Storm searfs, &c. &c.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-31
$4,000 M SGSEE tl Sn ssn Il

REDUCED FRCEH. - ''
D. GOODMAN will commence from this date hi.
h st OF Ready Made Clothing now in store, greatly
ueh prices; DOR cash oayJ for the open u septem
ber With large stock % fan Goods Wholesale trade N.
chants throughout the State will in talnd one and all
are respectfully solicited 10 call and examine
was oe varied never vas Goods better made up Ny
complete, comprising article Of utnem-E.
paTsl (a Of the latest syIes greater Opportunity tr
he greatest bargains has before In Richmond
The Goods will be sold. i ID GoODNIS
=. . No. l3i hAinrstTeet, opposite Eagle Square.
y: Cohins IN suits, for house veil
stock large Those In want Oney BY great OPP
portunity. Call and ~
myly Inn