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TATUM 4 Co.,
FORWARDING and Commission Merchants, No
Il l6o Second Street, St. Louis. Agents for the
sale Of HuImes' Lou.svilis Hydraulic Cement, Cal
sined Plaster, and Lime.
Particular attention paid to the sale Of Grain, Sa-
son, and Lard.
March 26-diy.
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Fancy Candies.
uSI received the largest and best assortment of
- Fancy Candies ever before offered in Keokuk
also large Assortment Of Fruits, Mas, Ac, 1t
CREIGHTON OHMER'E,
April 30, l966.-d.4, John,on Street.
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NV AHF4nHe1GnIs
VINHE subscriber would inform the citizens OF he
i okuk aud vicinity that he has purchased the
stock in trade of Ben. +. Dodson, at No. Third
Street, where he has on hand \ general assortment
Of French and American Cloths, Cassimeres an6
Vestings, which he will make up 70 order at tn,
shortest notice, aud in style not to be supposed
Also good assortment Of Summer Coats, Vesss
and Shirts, always on hand.
July Is, l855.--dtf JAMES NJ TYLER
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FRONT-ST. MADISON, IOWA,
II Az been enlarged asA tAssosghly renovated
- sDd IL now . large and esmmedious establish
ment, convenient b the steamboat landing. and Ia
she very centre Of business.
The untersigned has furnished 1t thron ghout in
the very best style, and trusts that long experi-
ence In the basineSs will enable him to give general
satisfaction.
Oct. 20, 1855. dAvtf BF ROE
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JoAn p. Horntsh,
A TT0RNEY and Counsellor st Law, Keokxk, To-,
n will promptly attend TO ell business entrusted
60 his care.
Special attention given to the eollection OF Cisos,
Land Agencies, de.
Once In the Post Once building, johnson g.,
between End and Sd.
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FFotit fH0 Utf'VF rIfF F'FH'
REIGN OF TERROR.


Maine is the model prohibitory-liquor-la State All
ne other States in which prohbiiory liquor laws have
ueu passed have patterned the Maine enactment. As
gradually at each successive session Of her legislature,
e pains and penalties for violations of the statute have
n increased In rgor and severity other States nd-
s their statutes equally powcrless with that OF Maine
accomplish great moral reform by compulsory
means have increased the pains and penalties of their
avs IN rigor and severity. As the fanatics Of Maine
' BY step have drawn around the personal liberty OF
Ve citizen odous and calling letters, have the IA
lans OF initiating States insisted uron forging new
'aahs and imposing more intolerahle restrictions.
lie question now arises-~and It's Importance cannot
3 overes,ima,cdhow far is the parallel to be con.
unued Is Maine still to be the cxample7 Is the dis
ma, hnattlsm which rules that State to reign in
uchigan aud the free West7 Blood has been spilled at
us command OF the originator Of the law, who hap
s 70 be the mayor Of the chief city Of Maincciti-
~ nave been ruthessly shot down. Is blood to be
,pu'ed esewhere1 Is human life to be held as cheap
WE tanatical authorities OF other cities in other
es as i has been held in Portland Is Maine still
pattern prohibitory-quor-law S,a,e2 Is Portland
NJ WI pattern prohibitory-liquor-law ciy2 Is Neal
=" gun pattern prohibitory-liquor-law man and
A9or In short the same violent murdcrous
'AsaFes to be employed to conquer opposition to tenn
ae anaiicism wherever else the rcins Of power may
land sf'V' :" " W
90 Then s the reign Of terror apprcachng-thcn may
Wv 70 a spirit Of dcspohsm more dees,abe and re-
lug" Than ever deiuged Paris with gore When the
salre yields 70 the demands Of phrcnsy--when the
g may no, be relied upon to ntcrpose ia behalf 81
auusned right-when men, By munienal aE...ss :.
s>sS-A SsSy 70 slaeshs-'S. .'sS sSTS wa
ruV-eouservatiye people may well stand sshast and
'4ue' 70 what the world Is coming
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sa ssatF From the Civilian and Gazette.
NATURALIZATION AND CITIZENSHIP.

The constitution OF the United States declares that
Congress shall have power to establish uniform rule OF
naturalization and that the citizens of each State shall
be entitled the privileges and immunites of citizens in
the several States" Yet doubt whether these pro-
visions are be- LITERAL carried into effect The gem
eral government may, and does through the naturaza-
ton laws extend persons of foreign birth the privileges
OF citizens the United States but it regulate the
State laws the qualifications Of electors force
State extend the elective franchise to parties not entitled
to it under the State laws There is now and likely to
continue be- good deal of want Of uniformity in the
qualifications voters even for presidential electors in the
different States About the only uniform requirements for
voers in the different States is, that they shall be males
r. ot s,o voters also be free and white, but this
Is no, universal One ,ears residence previous to the
election is required in Alabama, pv.,aware georgia IN
nos Massachusetts, Maryland, Mississippi, Vermh' view
York. New jersey Ohio Pennsylvania, Rhode Island ana
Texas Two years residence in the State is required in
Florida kentucky, Louisiana, South Carolina, and vir-
gnia Six months residence is sufficient in Arkansas,
connecticut Indiana Iowa, Michigan, and New Hamp-
shire In Delaware voters do not get their growth until
they are twenty-five years of age In Utah Territory they
come out eighteen Property or tax-paying qualifca-
tions required Of white voters in Connecticut Delaware
Georgia North Carons Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and
South Carolina In New YofK no property qualification
is required of white man, but negro owning property
and paying taxes can vote while other negroes cannot
while in Massachusetts, these classes Of late control the cleo
tons In Connecticut voter must own property, pay
taxes or serve in the militia and be Of good moral charac
ter Most Of the other States require none Of these things
In Massachusetts paupef and persons under guardian
ship cannot vote but there provision for the guard
anshp of such insane persons the aboltonists In
California a Mexican vote, but Chnaman cannot.
In Wisconsin and Indiana foreigners who have declared
their intention to become citizens Of the United States
vote any subsequent act of Congress to the contrary
Notwithstanding Massachusetts, will hereafter require
voters be able to read and write This would exclude
several thousands of persons from the privilege Of voting
in some other States The States have regulations vary
ing the time of residence required in the county cleo
ton districts from three twelve months Rhode Island
and some other States probably have laws requiring the
Of to be registered before elections Sailors
and soldiers Of the United States Are excluded from the
privilege Of voting in many States but not In all.
These are but few of the discrepancies in = laws Of
this kind.
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Az INCIDENT THE EUROPEAN wAa--Tbc Buffalo Com
mercia Advertiser Of the 18th instant gives the following
extract private letter from officer IN the Crmea
to a citizen of Buffalo:
curious thing occurred yesterday. sapper was
brought from the trenches with his jaw broken and the
doctor told me there piece OF it sticking out inch
aud a half from his face The said il done by a
round shot which the dsbeieved bat the poor fell
low insisted aud said Yes and IL took off the head Of the
man next me- This was conclusive and the surgeon pro-
ceee TO remove the bone il out quite easy, when
the doctor said to the man. whose face appeared to pre-
serve its form pretty well Can you move your jaw z
Oh yes sir was reply. The doctor then put his finger
into the mans mouth and found the teeth there and
al length assured the soldier 1t jaw of his that
was broken of his headess comrade which had
tualy been driven into his face nHictnp but not
dangerous wound Upon this the mans vsage which had
been rather enlightened rounded up most beautifully
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pErssrs1ss sssFs,
Washsasaa. Iaae -, issA
faa~,as HsassA sesesan eat,
tsveha Mo
ssa easey extraordinary peoipo,snsy efAia Ma
81 Bsax, pabssisa 90 tafes'@anen q
TRANSLATOR
Of the lsA at psrsusrr 1884 sers pro
f"s 81 the ess and ay MAJ
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ID ~
sAs ssd " Masos MsaahAe arr %
Aar is Nsio.sl csssa pay psaae
ve.seis % scssAaa ,s.s- .as as saaass rsesas
eight thoas~nd o hssna yea
hxvs aad
peo Fos every shs mouth
shoals NE has one as"aa ana
Thousand reals within these = oss .s1 ses
shcu~srd SID The same aa"aas nhea e
pos~A through ds ~ " jose Ne mosquito
ART ,a Vessels ,hs, as aos ssa,rous po board
psy p.uaae esiAbsn~d N Ao hsssns
article, both going and coming IN Soastns vessels whos
being well acpusnssd via the coast aud hs eef o.
registered IN me respective capy
ne p" ss ' s's .as !" s s.sa
piicu shai rssdes extraordinary serves of
other esSaoa, shsii s~ pssd seeerns
TIE decision Of skiT lsdses samsd ~ tbs e.p"'y % %
Arr - any sos s essons fosvgp Of 'he
,auc s1cspt In s.c " Sickness
fn,n he s.ryce which daring msoth
his II The snoaa
which shsi b divided amons lbs oihes pilots only
knners hsssiy ns' b. placed aade,
arrest in~ period ef st for tho second
offence much desn aad The does not s@snd no shall
[inscil9sacsrJ
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IMpoRrANT FROM THE RIO GRANDE.-CArTURE OF Mon
rnnEy py THE REvoLuroSsrs Corpus Christi Adver-
t;ser of the I'd instant the following important in
formation
aThe news from Mexico is important and exciting 1t
appears that orders from Santa Anna received TO ar
rest and shoot without ceremony of the leading c
gems of Monterey and Lampasas, among them Don Sant-
ago Nidour late secretary Of State Of Nueva Leon man
of great influence The existence Of these private orders
leaked out and Don Santiago vdour despatched courier
to Lampasas with the news and when Gen. Manchaca San
tn Annals emssary arrived he was met py TWO hunarea
armed citizens and forced to surrender
His life spared in consequence of the manly posi-
ton he assumed acknowledging that his orders TO
shoot eight of the leading citizens OF LamPasas and
that had he the ability the orders OF his superors would
be implicitly obeyed He did notsk his life as his supe~
rors would not believe but he had sold bis command
This gallant captain who is we'll known by informant
was alive accounts and the probability s that his
manly bearing will save him.
The news Of these transactions spread throughout
the surrounding country Juan Suasa had left Lnmpasas
with 200 men, and would be joined at Vile Albania, Sabi
mas Salinas, &cr by force equal TO LOCO men
The whole country represented as being in arms and
an attempt take Monterey will be made immediately
The governor Of Nueva Leon General Cordova had fled to
the interior The bishop Of Monterey who visited all the
frontier las, fall is ascerained was sent as
spy by Santa Anna mark the unaiihni He has also
left but If taken will be roughly dealt with
0This movement outbreak, is entirely ahead of Car
yaas plans for although the people were preparing for an
issue the urgency of the has toresiaed the matter
Since the above in type the following despatch has
been received from New Orleans;
razos dates the 9th have been received here bring
ing intelligence that Monterey taken the 18th ut
by the revontonsts General Cardena and sxty-seven
ocers made prisoners and considerable amount OF
munitions of war including 20 pieces of cannon cap
tured Business suspended.
aCaryala had crossed the Rio Grande, and it was re-
ported had encountered the government troops
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Orphans' Court, May az, 1885.

DsrRor OF CoLuAstA, 10 vii.
Wellington county, \ = -
TN the Ca,hane Eckon sanaisasrix of Joseph "
Ecka6 The aforesaid has With tbs
appreciation Of orphans ecnr, q washington county N me De
Coumbia arpoased Tuwsday the ID day Of July next Tor
na sermens and dahuloo o ms personal estate OF sara
desaaed Of the In hsnd - s ths same have been co
and taaed when and whesm all he creditors %
notified ssend as the orphans court Of wash
ngoa ciy) elaine properly voached OF they may o.h.
excluded om All hsneA q said estate provided
copy published week tor three weshs Ia the
"Cnion" previous 10 said u day ofJuly next ,,,,
Test ED w. kohCn,. ..,
Register al Wills.
True copy. III
Test ED W. hoA1i,
Register Of Wills
MAY %, 1855.
June l6-aw3ws
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A CLERGYMAN muRpxRFn--The Alexandria Louisiana
Republican Of the "a inst says:
eThe Rev j j. weems residing above the Grsys Creek
settlement IN the Pnewoods yesterday killed hy
As~Asns~s - $3.50 ,,a living
with Elm, and belonged 10 ward Frank chopped his
head % win Only little white boy present
Mr. wecms Industrious kindhearted, and cstimahe
RAN
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TW ACROSS THE SusquEHASsA--We copy the fol-
lowing from the Ekon Democrat; ~on the sst ult the
contracts for the masonry foundations and grading for this
bridge and lie approaches let to Messs Goss Cook
Co. and TO Hathaway Leach, Goes The total length
win be about 25o feet u win he so constructed sueh
being the requirement Of the sws 10 serve Cor ordinary
travel we'll for railroad purposes one side being
eupied by The highway the other y The track or tracks
The cntirs estimated d the bridge l. S5sa0oo"
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sanship and bureaucrAey-a renegade calumniaor and
spya political bally, post Office burglar diplomatic
these many years He stands arraignsd Of base and
brutal attempt destroy the character Of political OPP
ponent snd while appealing 10 his character alone 70 re-
bat the impeachment be further discredited that tainted
witness by the ungracousness Of his compulsory comics
slon,s &C
The political opponent alluded to Is Mr. I@yrd.
cmcuasTASrrAL rvIpKscE--A Alfred Noblet tried in
the superior court Of Burke county North Carolina lately
for the murder OF John Davis The evidence alto
gether crcumsanti but after IL hours debcraton the
jury found the prisoner guilty He hereupon confessed
his guilt and implicated the principal witness vaughn who
was forthwith arrested
FoR Thirty families have booked themselves
leave York city in September for Texas where they
intend settling land situated about forty miles from San
Antonio.
PArss HoILyHocK--The Perth Courier men.
tons that gardener at Keir House has patented in
vcnon for fabricang paper and rope from the common
garden holiyhock.
MuSrsIckSr oHAKrrEs.it sppears from the diary and
correspondence OF the late Amos Lawrence Of Boston, that
he gave to charities during his lifetime the prince
" sum Of sepen hundred thousand dollars
CoLp wEAruxn--Frost was observed Tuesday night
not far from Boston The GOODNESS Of the is sub
ject OF general remark.
The Buffalo Democracy Of Wednesday says
We are still enjoying fires and overcoats in this region
and the taors thinking Of replacing the winter fash
ions in their windows"
THIRSTY sEr---At Sunday-school celebration on
Walkers Point Milwaukee few weeks since, hfty-three
barrels Of lager beer were consumed.
The WHITE MouSrAISs--rhe hotels In the White noun
tain region OPEN the steamers run on the lake
and the stage lines with the trains all the rail-
roads in the vicinity.
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NRUsTEE's SALE OF THREE. STORY BRICK HOUSE ON
18th and IAN sseeson Monday afternoon
premses, the subscriber will SELL
by vua Of dsed uss dasd April lot duly
foos LTD ASe and 1911, 81 r land
0f lot No. ~
square 500 snse ~ inches street. snd running back
,50 alley, thereon.
ing Substantially sst three brick house, containing
n,ass BY deed Of the properly and
bearing interest
IL me terms complied with within i've days, hs
sel at the Esk and expense Of The
''''A'As p''' JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
NAV I'D Aucuonssr.
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CR WCls Lt W. s-*o&ssS- ~sSs Fc~S~es,E
manufacturer. an frss-ylvsaia s.ssserssses
and Of the meet Hs".e str s"s nern ess
sruv delivered sad compass~
York thesrsy Tire est Of eoxno
freight, rick Of hseahags.
The public respectfully invttedto cali
Iuurl6 -eod1mf
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Syu BaCRIpTlON C0sCEHT.--Mns w. Dx DoYkb cse-
y viii positively tahe place Friday svsnne
~, CsrssS Saloon, having ~ te snsvos3Asy
of Professor Ahrssap ssssSspes - nsa6sy
evening. The tekh. -.
and hook
June iB-d1
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n-unssarsan Chureh-o SUNDAY ncs.es may = sspscs
ed he ara the Soul her cosdisons
csssirs and gves them by ihe churches.
seca subc, The Unitarian Faith 10 Human Mature aad hsv
eIAtion-
Juno Is
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We regret 10 learn that Hon r. g. Washington Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury confined his house by
bat not serious indispoaition.
Hon Elisha Whesey, FirstCoDproler Of the Treasury,
has returned Washington and resumed the duties Of his
Office
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We understand that Thursday last Seaer Don Luis
Molina presented his credentials the Secretary OF State,
and received charge dares Of the republic Of Costa
Bisa,
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NEW 0OGDx5o wDR 0xuTLHm3M.-s-J J.. Steer, mss
Yea ~ sasss 80 iass s41sass - s:ss syss.s ssd
50 nasss - Paka - eenssd ~ the
stss u - nnseeA ~ y wht be
= e,sunee1 ew psees. 90"
us.sn $500 ssssy Asy 80 chesss
setss
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eeIasn Tuitarsn oharch met Il Bosalo on Thursday
morning Delegates are pfscat from all parts Of the West
and South
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From the Mobile Register
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM OF ALABAMA.

THE DEMOCRATIC PLATfOkM Ur ALABAMA.
On Monday the 18th day of January, 1852, the demo-
cratic State convention OF Alabama convened at the capt.
tol in Montgomery. The convention full one and
the county Of Mobile represented by the following
delegates
I. B. Bethea, j. G. Ingrahan, Phillip Phillips Charles
Robinson, w. B. H. Howard Thaddeus Sanford, J. L.
Saunders Price Williams, w. II. Brooks, and H. G. Blair
The resolutions unanimously adopted by that convention
constituted the platform of the democratic party of the
State them and they constitute it Men change, but
principles do not We copy the first two resolutions
landmarks Of prncplethe last two omitted, tenn
poary in their bearing, and having reference only the
Representation Of alabama in the then approaching ma
iiopa corventioni
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

Moponaent Of TroopsAbout four hundred troops under
the command Of Captain Marcy, will sail from New York
day for Corpus Christi These recruits intended fill
up the skeleton companies the various military stations
Texas.
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LOCAL NEW 5.

MONTHLY soARp OF HEALTH. --lsrEa-
mExTs DURING THE aoNrA MAY 81, le65.-Acci-
dental congestion Of lungs, l; BRAIN diseases OF,
choIic, bilious childbed l.; Group, l; consumption
dropsy dropsy Of chest, dysenery, debility gene
rail- erysipelas 81 fever, typhoid, 81 fever, scarlet
fever catarrhal gastritis, chronic, heart disease
marasmus Measles 9; old age ?; pneumonia, o; pleu
risy still born, scrofula unknown, g. Total 3d.
Hon. Mr. Phillips of Alabama arrived in this city yester
day morning.
We have before us Autograph likeness Of the Hon. Henry
A. Wise governor elect of Virginia. 1t most admirable
likeness and doubt hundreds of the admirers Of Mr. Wise
in this city will eagerly avail themselves Of the opportunity
in order procure copies. Mr.. j. c. Bonn, Of this city,
the publisher.
Hon. c. j. Faulkner, OF Virginia. arrived in this city yes
terday and took lodgings at Browns Hotel.
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHIsaTON--Ths sub
IN Rchnond Virginia. having established
city, fsw do0s In front Of the Treas
Department. ssvicss caant upon o govern
servces, and Tor lana bounes
nndp pensions under the actm Of ConUess
Having mAncSetpU Of ~ tne DAVID Uo"gonr
perhaps isdsx Nhch was sva msds 20 ns I'M
Rcbmond lie hss also very coplous fn4sx paps
the other public occs IL The Ccfo vyua ThrsS and
from souycvs ysas expsrisncs,
lille him hope ciaim insusssd him g a - win be
~ even whese nc csnass nssH may % ssrey
unable DO " 49,. -. .~.. ,sa -.
~ land 10 aj n battle who served urteen days his
charges win b. very moderaas EhAiA n'S"nADs'
Hon. Henry A. Wtse, Acc6MAe, viF.ia
Jauses T.yows. ESQ., Kichmoud, viFytnss. ,,-s,
StaeHtd III Parker, Richmond, Virginia
Hon. John rsn1l<bon. vtsgjnfa
Hon samuel Chtltou, WashnS1ons y. T.
William J.. Ward, esq, 6aluwote
Lewis Tfmbetiaks SEQ. New Yok.
March 7--dAcpiys
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Carolina Hotel.

Change Of Proprssfors.
THE largest hotel ~ Winnseon, North Caro-
lima, tho railroad depot and teambos landing,
WILMINGTON, N. c., Msy 1865.
I'D
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ny >. Q. nsaUraE. A-ssss-..r.

" sLuABLE PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AZ public Tuesday @sas lSh, o'ciock
ON me shAA lot No. ~ In A, fronnns ~
fssnsyivsnia avssss, bsswsss I'D streets ~s rue
ha ta7 sst ochss % y fsss 49, nasy s"o
fJuss aalf fas (
s~ns smaaA SOD resi- - ots ~ hss o
Tr,ms SoeSo ga - rsAss s1 Twelve, sisheen
nonths Interest," ssessa ~ Sss9 g 49, . - snas~s
June % Ascu"ne't
ny-rns absvs saBs pssspaseA uneAl "wednesday
"'s'N''"' 'u"' - ~ yAs. a. MCGUIRE.
Asetsahssr.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

United States Steam Frigutc San JaeintoOrders have
been sent to New York transfer the from the United
States rgate San Jacnto to the United States gae
Potomac now fitting Norfolk the flag ship of the
home squadron The San Jacno has proved herself to be
one Of the fastest steamships aRoat.
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II IsrORY Corps OF Royal ssppsrs and ~ nsrss
II by CoaoIy Of the corps vols Lon
don
Doasa. Operations la ,he Bacs Sea- Fam
phiet London, 1855.
The Indian Army Military History by
Captain Raftsr, vol, London, 1855.
0'nyme Naval Annual and Aimansc for 1885 -
Cspab OF steamshps; BY Ather.on chief snSnres Wool
OF Remarkable Hisess bunss Naval and
Customary, snlasgsd. Campbss Dictionary o
Military Science, Ghsh Military Law sschs Apophhrgns Of
Rna muske Boucher me hne Ehack
Krarnsks Europe, AID other military work
Just Imported by FRANCK TAYLOR.
yuRe Is
IN ALI. PHODA LlTY-We oGor shis time
irish shirna linens
We Also Oder linen shessngs pillow all widths
dap1 towelns and nnpkins In abundance all styles
rs pieces dns Irish linens coorsA and white.
pieces ns white linen ducks and dlns well adapted or
seekess pure linen xoodsn profuson
throughout the entire II proverbay lew
prices.
In addition
pieces used and rich black
yard The qualities s6ovs st 81 I'M " 49,
have awaiting ARRIVAL on
tst had better call early. .
Mounng goods always u and complete all he leading
fairies. sass3
Our dry goods general family
thoroughly assorted
One only.
Delay ciosnx expected 70
Good scles prices, and mir dealing bs relied on in all
cases. .s,,,,,,.r
Stoves, /" building,
June I5-6tdif Opposite Centre Market.