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FAIR ON CHuRoH HnL-The Ladies of
the Third Presbyterian Church and congregations
lately Mr. Duunines) will hold FAIR, in the Lee.
ture Room OF the Church., commencing MONDAY,
the 18th. and to continue for several days. They In
vite the aid of their friends on this occasion.
NH 9-lw
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The MAGIC DloRAMIc PAINTINGS, on
exhibition at Odd Fellows Hail. are attracting
crowds of persons to see them. The life moving
figures six feet high are alone worth the price Of
admission. . ..- 80. ..5s5sls.s-s. =
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TO THE PUBLIC.-0n

NOTICE TO THE P BIC I'm
IN Tuesday. the 9th Of the present month three
apprentices to wit: NICHOLAS INGEksoLL,
miCHAEL GIBLEN and PATRICK DEDY. who
we're Ia INV service apprentices TO the Stone.Cat-
tns business absconded without any therefor.
beins instigated thereto, a. supposes BY some esi
70 every one who may conceal, harbor or empi
said apprentices that will prosecute them there
WILLIAM THoM.
Rfebmopd Feb ~ 1856 NH 2-6ts
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ITO LUMBER DEALERS AND I'LL

i LERS.-For sale upon liberal and accemwcsdss'
ting terms, . fns SAW MILL AND FfxTUkEo.
very little used. and In good condition, capable o.
cutting tfom three to I'VE thousand feet 81 uno9l
pes day. Alse IN excellent Corn MIL with one 80
Of Stones Noyes patsnt} which will grind one ava
ared end fty bushels fi50 bal OF corn per ssf cmn
bogltins chest attached. CONTESTED WITH w ~ ~
MIL 4 . new plaster erushsr, framed snd fsseS w
put In operation. r...-.a
This property l. dssrably situassa near Rishnon''
ard convenient of access. ,. :.
Gers can be delivered 1t the NJ III nom the c,J ~
ton. IN, =
z. s-Pemons disposed 10 purchase terms VII y.
liberal aud lons ereAt given Y dsassas J.
fully refer 10 Mr. Robert Baird milwrsns ana M
chinist 81 Nanehss ester, and NJ - Cncslesmsns
miilwriehk OF Rtshmonfs Who ne tenstenss -
psusses ana s1'is Epw,D D. EAcEo.
nh s--aew1n "a 0sn'tA St md oolieeses.s
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SALE OF CATTLE.-We understand that
lot of fine cattle was sold in this city Wednes-
day last at the extravagant price of Sl25 per hun
dred gross.
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uuu0x uuSo u n1HICu " bdyt.
The opera war continues undated. Ole Bulls
statement Il looked for, and Max Maretzek viii
sum up Ia an affidavit 90 soon % the other parry
seems 70 have fred his great gum Mr. Phslen offers
the academy rent free, and to pay expenses II the
disappointed artists Will give . benefit to them
selvesthe poorer paid being given the full amount
Of their bills due from Ole Bull, out Of the pro-
ceeds Of the benefit the better paid dividing the
balance amoug them. Mr.. Phalen evidently leans
cowards the Aax's side Of the fray. Madame Ne.
Tefzek appeared tu court yesterday and by her
counsel made application for an attachment seainst
Ole Bull, - ~ abscondipg debtor. Is :
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I The MAJOR, yesterday, had another
heavy civil docket b disposs of which occupied him
several hoursl
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AUCTION NoTIcE.-Particular attention
]: requested to my sale, THIS MORNING, at 10
FURNITURE, of q. s. Burton, decd, at Ne. 10
Main street. By order of the Administrator
ALSO-To elegant Rosewood Case, 2 Octave Pr
ano Forte; very fine Gold Lever Watch and Chain;
2 Gold do do 2 do. Anchor do.
NH 8 THOS w KEESEE, Auct,
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THE OYsrER TRADE ha.

The OYsTER TRADE has proved unusu-
ally profitable this to the cutivstors Of those
prices continually demanded for than. Yestardsv
there were very few yessels containing than In Il
dock, and The season 10 rapidly drswins 10 close
It u quite probable that they will now continue
scarce. - - 81 a - "a .f4AFT6s# 49, .
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BY the latsf act Of Congress, the salary Of the
Chisf Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the Uniied
The salaries d the assocate jnssqes 70 s6oo0 per
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AUCTION NoTIcE--We invite the atten-
tlon of the public to our Trade Sale of GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES, Chains and Jewelry of every
description, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock. at our
mhs LARUs & SHINE, Aucts
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HAYES R. SUTToN Attorney at Law and
Notary Public, has removed his office from the Law
Bnloing to the brick building corner of Bank and
I1th Streets frat foor under the Land Bouaty and
Pension Agency Office of James 7. Sutton, Jr.
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HEsRico CouHrY CouRr.-This body
discharged large amonnt Of businss yesterday, Of
no public interest. 49,
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HEAVY EmsEzzLEMENr OF DIAMoNps.-The N
Y Times, of Wednesday, says:
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. William Taylor, pro.
prietcr of an extensive loan and brokerage Office
in Chambers street, appeared before Judge Con
molly, and prefsrred complaint against the noted
Pliny White, who had been in his employ for the
past six months In the capacity OF clerk and during
that period had managed to abstract and embezzle
several packages, containing diamonds. pearls and
other jewels, valued at some "a 900 or S5, 900.
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AUcrIoy NoTIcE.-Mr. VIM. A. Bur-
TIERS, having had much experience a. q Salesman,
will give his personal attention to the sales OF pubic
and private Libraries, Books, Stationery, OIL Paint.
ngs, Engravings, &c.
BUFFERS l. SIMONS,
Booksellers and Stationers, l57 Main Ut.
f. TA-1u,if -
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CT. CHARLES HOTEL TO the Pub.
~ hc.-From and after the 10th day Of this month,
we shall reduce our fare to ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS per diem for Board, and other
charges in proportion. We shall in consequence OF
this reduction make no change In our tabls CT tne
eellsrs. The first shall still be supplied with tns
in the best aud oldest stock of WINES. We say
confidently that no where the continent can sneo
dollar and City cents what everywhere else il coats
at least two dollars and fifty cents to obtain. We
call upon the public to support IN this attempt 70
munster 10 its wants at the cheapest pessbis rate
NH a-tw WIN. Ill GOODMAN q w.
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SIXTH SrREEr CuLvERf is dragging
ssosE slowly but surely The job whea CONS lated,
VAL aoahtsss b. . sseeent one, judains fl m the
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THc DAILY DISPATCH
@erA7= : The WEEKLY DISPATCH.

TAe WeekIy Dispatch LOT tnis MOI Htns cVr
..,.Stha nevs Of HE week--a graphic account
= ~. ceri,u Of the fairy boat and III passen
-. cros.iuw the Ohio during the freeze :
.,,oaiov ,cenes Of Congress old soldier
hiIl--sbssracs Of : very interesting Lecsu' I
by Rev. Mr.. Hoge Affairs IN HAvana--io e
sivn nev,-case Of Sean. Mag. among th.
irish Aris.ocracy-- Editorials The opsnin
cs.the Railroad across the kahmns In Scut
America; the ostend Conferesos; GrowiAq
Old: The Red Republican Of the anniversary
OF the last French Revolution, &S- together
with much miscellaneous feading.
Single copies three cents, suhscrrgfion per
aunum one dollar. I'd
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RS sss ssghsg til q aS ~
seeFHs 6sl4
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STEALING CLoTHEs.-Francis Franklin,
full grown vaqabond, over six feet high, and one
of the most confirmed drunkards Ia the world, was
arrested and Gagged on Wednesday night last for
having in his possession quantity of female ap.
pare which he offered tor sale for twenty-five
cents The clothes had the appearance of having
been taken from the wash tub. Yesterday morning
the accused stated that the articles belonged to his
wife-that he went home to get his own clothes.
and finding they were not ready for him, bundled
up those of his vile ard started off. Having sepa-
rated from his wife some time SINCE the police de-
termined to hold him In custody until they could
learn the truth OF his statement. If the clothes
really belong to Mrs. Franklin, then the drunken
wretch has the power Of Opposing of them for
whiskey, even though the lady has not another rag
to put on. Such 10 the operation of law. The
Mayor continued his examination until this morn
ing. -a
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JOB PRINTING

# JOB PRINTING
NEATLY Exc UTED At THIS OFFICE
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHTLADEL
To ell persons afflicted with sexual disease such a,
Seminal Weakness impotence, Gonorrhes, elect,
of Philadelphia in view of the awful Destruction OF
human life and health caused by sexual diseases ana
the dec.ptious which practised upon the unfor-
rected their consulting Surgeon, charitaote act
worthy of their name to give medical advice gratis
to all person. thu. siictsd male or fansle who
their condition. {age, occupstion habits of ife &c
and in cases OF extreme poverty and suffering to fu
The Howard Association is benevolent institu.
lion, established by special endowment for the re.
lief of the .ick and distressed. afflicted with "viru-
lent and epidemic diseases" and its funds can be
used fer no other purpose. 1t has now surplus Of
msans. which the Directors have voted to advertise
the above notices Il ia needless TO add that the AS
ISOLATION commands the highest medical skill of the
Address tpost-psid) DR.. .GEo. r. CALHOUN, Con-
EZRA D. HEARTwELL. Prest
GEO. FAIRcHILD. ssc'y. NH s-2t.
BROAD STREET HOTEL, LATE
- SWAN TAVERN.-Ths travelling public be.
81 az BY Of the Rich
the Proprietor OF the above named establishment
fees licensed to say that he had not taken advau-
take % tue lse IN the prices OF Utmost every aacle
required to sustain life, to practice extortion upon
any persons either tray Her citizen, he shall not
now, when the market prices still tend up ward re-
duce the charges of his esab1ishment-feeline salts
fed that enl ghtered and honest people win net
expect OF him for less than 81 SO 1.-THE highest
charge ever madel what cannot be anywhere else
ou,;s M found Tor les. than " 20 The
Hotel VIII not call upon any aid him In break
ing down ether Hotel heepsrA but will respectfully
that st his essablishment they shall be made COM
Portable; and should any feel that they have not
received the quid pro quo. the full value OF bic mo
ney, the charges shall ho goveroed By his OF their
sense Of Justice. IsAAC AVERY GoDDIN.
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FOR SALES very desirable Building
Il Lots in the Town of Fulton. near the Chss City
Road fronting 80 feet and running back 40 feet to
10 f. alley. mh9 r.. CAUTHORN
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LOCAL MALVERN.

ATrnerS n DUnuExNY. On WednoS
day night last soma time afsr Mr. amss Clleardes
TIE keepers 41xDcsrt near The coener or I'd aod
peval STIR, - retieed letes 81 fallGn ssieeC
was 81 e0lZ eruuse4 - noi1lh T. ehaul-
-, and Cd spflnaing tsm hi be1, discoV6red I
An nearly hell hsy hruur6 the wlncoW ef r.
1opuaA- Mr.. G. mimodi11ely atArted aifer the bur-
alaf. who Ned 10 the direction Of Duvai street.
where be lodged bis pursuer and made his escape
Oar feadsfs viii remember that Mr.. c. house Wal
amer being robbed. Wa 81 On 6se, IL he does NO
psepase hImseH % givo nocturnal visitors warn
reccptionEiu future, he win prove moro verdan
than men usually are $50
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FURNITURE.
,Warerooms, Governor St |, Richmond, Va.
CEILING OFF $25, 900 worth of City
~ made FURNITURE and MATTRESSES. Call
sc % * eHAlss oo 4gkE FuhSI'
@ s sSfss c D11Ass R MssSs6 5ssEEs
200 BUREAUS CRIBS. CRADLES, &c
sAML. w. HARDWOOD,
NH elm Governor st.
PANAWAY-From the subscriber, last
~ Sunday morning, negro man named PETE Z.
SS TaSb Som re said ana Is
about feet inches high, hiss q his neck I'M
der the left ear fo face dressed ragged but had
coat and black pants. reward of $40 will be paid
for his delivery to me- or secured in jill 20 that
'H NH IS ST. ST. " BROOKE s Avenue.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY-A complete
Il set of School Room FURNITURE. The Desks,
&c, have been newly painted, and will BE- sold
on on! sth st. Between Clay and Leigh. NH ST.
FOR HIREaFor the balance Of the
= yesr. good COOK, WASHER and IRoNER
mhs-1t Under Metropolitan Hall
| FOR SAILS very desirable Building
l. Lots in the Town of Fulton near the Chas City
ass 50 est hs running 0ss - s
EMMETT & BE ERS, Wholesale
call the especial attention of country merchants and
the trade to their unusually heavy stock Of DRUGS
sEzss S6so fssT nS 8s ss sas BKUHg
with On extended assortment of rich Fancy Goods.
Port Monnais Perfumes. Soaps Violin Strings, Per
virginia and North Curona: . - '-1' u
They are sole proprietors Of CARRIERS SPAN
ISH MIXTURE, the great remedy for the blood;
Extract Jamaica Ginger; Concentrated Lemon 81
ruP; Diarhea Killer; hustral Hair Tonic, 30
rhsy are Assnta t4s aao saIs 81 Mor;ss coIs
Pills; vermifuge Lttles White Oil. and all the po-
pulsr Medicines of the day. at proprietors' lowest
Always on hand, a large stock of the finest Chew.
| ing Tobacco and Cigars, OF the most celebrated
~ We offer great inducements to CASH and RE-
| ALLY PROMPT BUYERS. and respectfully request
call from all such, aswe are determined to sell them
NH No Us Main and Nos Pearl st.
GUTTON q BROT III E 4, COmmission
~ Merchants, Richmond, Va. have removed their
Office from the Basin to Main street. four doors be-
give stiict personal attention to the sale of ali Kinds
Entrance through the house of Messrs. erstter L
Brent, No 81 Main st. NH 9-6t*
CPRING STYLE S.-The attention of
70
find the handsomest ever offered in this market We
NETS, and great inducements will be offered to
cash buyers; AUG. ANDERSON CO,
mn 9-im* "a No IL Pearl street.
r A u p You will meet To-
~. "a ~. He NIGHT. March OH, in your
Culvert, att O'Clock Come prepared.
NIB 9-lt* By order of NICHOLAS
SPRING GOODS.-BULKLEY e. Co,
~ 1877 Main ST.. Eagle Square. are now receiving
their Spring supply of China, Glass and House Fur
ni.hing Goods comprising Dinner aud Tea Sets Toi-
let do; Ivory Cutlery from the best manufacturers
Plated Ware in great variety; Tea Wsiters; Block
Tin and Britannia ware; Jspanned ware; and Bronzed
Water Coolers and Baths toge Their with splendid
variety of Fancy Goods, to which the attention Of
purchasers particular invited old and young house
would DO well to look at assortment Our pricee
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sss3 & NxI3Hss ess Awass
sS "a
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The DIsTRIcT ScHooLs are rapidly FL
ling up with children, many OF whom have been
unable to attend during the Water months; bul
there are yst vast number Of INDECENT youths In
the city, whose parents do not encourage them to
attend schools and the consequence 10 that they
being reared In ignorance and idleness Il the
Council has the power, and we feel assured that i
has 1t should pass an ordinance compelling oil
poor children TO attend schools, and then appoint
an officer to enforce the ordnance. ss ! +
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CLOTH FROCK COATS-Made up in
~ the best manner and warranted perfect in STYLE
These Goods we offer something choice
GROSHONG, TUPMAN & CO.,
NH 86 Main ar
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Work HousE.-As the City Council will
hold regular monthly meeting on Monday next,
it is hoped and expected that the special committee
win be prepared to report. Our citizens have su.
fered 50 much for the want of work house, that
their patience has worn threadbare, and they cen
wait no longer They neither ask for nor desire
splendid edice filed with prison cells but they
quire some secure place In which the vagraDts now
crowding the city jail, may be confined and made
to labor for livelihood. aaS Il e.
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p EMMETT & BE Frs, WholesaI
. nru eeists No I2s Main straat al ".

GUTTON d BROT III E 4, COmmission
~ Merchants. Richmond, Va. have removed their
office from the Basin to Main street. four doors be-
low the st. Charles Hotel, where they continue to
give strict personal attention to the sale of all kinds
Of country produce. $50 n 1FlEF :
Entrance through the house of Messrs. Gretter 4
Brent. No "a Main at. NH Q-Stk
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CPRING Sly l. e S.-The attention of
~ the country trade IL solicited to our stock of
SPRING STYLES OF RIBBONS which thew will
find the handsomest ever offered in this market We
have very large stock of Straw and Silk BON
NETS, and great inducen,ents will be offered to
cash buyers. AUG. ANDERSON & CO.
mh elm* No u Pearl strast u
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COACH FACTORY.-Persons DESTROYS
~ of purchasing good city made BUG GiEs, vii
do well by giving me call az sm finishing on some
which can warrant to be good.
FOWLER.
franklin street,
Nearly opposite Exchange Hotel
p. WANTED white Boy to learn the Black
smith 'rale. Enquire of me.
NH g. Sta - - T. H. r.
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY-A complete
Il set of School Room FURNITURE. The Desks,
&c, have been newly painted, and will be sold
cheap. Apply at the residence of Misses BERRY,
on 5th st. between Clay and Leigh. NH s-st*
EOR HIRE-For the balance of the
l. year, a good COOK, WASHER and IRONER
Apply to GEO. w. TOLER
NH Sit Under METROPOLITAN Hall
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MEXICAN GUANO.-No. l Mexican
N1 Guauo, daily expected, for sale from wharf or
store by Z. FL. SKINKER e. co,
mhS .4.r55- Gary IT.
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rsIE- STEAMER POCAHONTAS
KKaszzSiFOR BALTIMORE
Freight received to-day (FRIDAY) at II o'clock,
and up the hour of O'Clock p. M. SATURDAY,
the 10th inst. sfssf Es,sxf EF#4
Consignees are informed, that their goods will be
landed to-day. and they are requested to send down
for them. E8
N. B.-A sufficient number of hhds. are engaged
for the trip.
NH 9-2t LuDLAM L WATSON.
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.TNO STONE-CUTTERS AND MASONS.
l. have a very hne GRANITE QUARRY, fonr
miles above Richmond within fry feet of ths Cansl.
My denre is to sell Pattern Stone of any Dimensions.
Ala, Building Stone for foundations. The quality
of this Stone be surpassed In this city Hav
ing very good wagons, can deliver Stone in any pat
of the city.
would refer to the following buildings, where .
specimen of the Stone NAV be seen st. Charles
Hotel, John Dooley's store Winston Pc pers, sut-
ton 4 Winston's, Williams Bros and VIM Bar
retts. WILLIAM TINSLEY,4
NH 8-6t* Trustee for Mary Moanijoy.
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l@A FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA
CITY POINT AND NORFOLK-The
A No. l Steamship VIRGINIA. Capt DAVID TEAL,
is now ready 10 receive freight, and will leave on
MONDAY. March 18th. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
For freight or passage. having superior accomno-
datiops apply to H. e. FUTILE, Agent,
NH 9-St q Rockets.
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THIRD YEAR. VOL. mo 30
G.. HI. WALDIN,

n W. Ky ag# H@ku
.EA Watch Maker and JswelIer. n
DEALER IN FINE JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, Watches, Mathematical, Optical, and
~ Musical Instruments. Of Jewelry, such rs fne
Diamonds, Rings, Breast Pins, Lockcts, &C., have
at fine stock brought to this State. g a,
Spectacles, PEBBLES, Percesoplic, Periforle, and
Consave Glasses, set in Gold Silver, hne Steel and
G. s. frames! Telescopes, fine Pocket Knives
Mathematical and Surveyors Conpasses, !
Drafting Ins rumeRts, Nagnfying GIL sses, Micro
scopes, Prisms, Polyoramas, Magic Lanterns, Tier
mometers. K t4fal3 bfUoH
Silver Plated Ware Of all kinds, such - Tea-setat
spoons, pocket and Penknives. Over $50 diferen-
kinds superior Scissors and Shears for BARRIERS, Tail
ors and ordinary uses. Rogers Bowie Knives. Aheo
of the best Sewing Needles in the world musical
instruments accorleons with 10 and IL Keys, with
and without semytones,' Turbines, Mondelins, bass
yios. Russian italian, and German violr- Superior
Guitars, with the latest improvement, Int 9, Flago-
let's Ffcs Prulos, Trums, Tamborines. Oh M, 1tal1
ian. and German violin strings, Tuning Forks. ann,
Those who want to buy invite 70 cali they will
find greater assortment and variety of things than
has been in place here before and all will be
sold low, wholesale and retail. Nov.7.
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STILL LATER AND MORE IMPORTANT.
A BEAUTIFUL Assortmento of Spring and Sun.ne
"a Goods, which, owing to the ateness Of the
will be closed out at slight advance from FIRST Cos
by june Is, 1S541 SKIMBALL GCO.
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AMERICAN LAUNDRY SOAP.

The Biggest Lick Of the Day and Age.--
Manufactured By the american Soap
Company.
THIS articcle is guaranteed to wash and cleanse
clothes, however dirty, with cold or warm water,
ithout boiling pounding: by its use, all Grease
Spots, Stains Ink Paint in fact all foreign substan-
ees are instantly removed and warranted not to in
ure the most delicate fabric
DEPOT, FRONT.ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA.
. BOXES just received and for sale py the box or
BAR and wsrranted to do all it processes TO with
out fail. Particulars see directions accompanying the
soap. w. III. ANDERSON, Agent,
june Is, 1854. Main Street. Burlington.
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Panama, Leghorn, and straw Hats
4 FULL and complete assortment just received
"A and for sale very cheap at the hat store Of
apr w. STURGIS.
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ID. S. EBERSOL,


UN L - - - III
l3d door abov he Barret House.l
fEALER in imported ms Colt 5 pesiinc pistol.
II gun barrels and gu miths' materials; hunting
knives, powder, caps, shot, lead, wads, game bags,
powder TASKS, and all kinds Of sporting apparatus.
Ensraver Of seals, and maker Of seal presses cut
ting brands and bell hanging. Guns repaired short
notice and at reduced prices.
Locks repaired, and keys made to fl, ,etc., etc
Burlington, Dot. IL, lS54,-dAu
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A. D. GREEN e. n. THOMAS. FITz HENRY wARREl
Banking HOUSE, Exchange Office. and
LAND AGENCY.

GREEN, THOMAS g. CO.,
lsucccssors of +. w. Clark, Bros. Coz
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
LAVE opened House for the transaction of a
IL general banking and exchange business, and are
prepared to receive deposits on the most favorable
terms. Time and sight drafts bought and sold. Col
est allowed on deposits. Remittances and orders for
exchange from the country will receive prompt at
tenton uncurrent funds credited at lowest rates. and
exchange RENTED as ordered without charge.
jan Z, '54 twly
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9. HALL and VIZ. r. THOMPSON have formed
H. :. Partnership under the name Of HALL
1auAPsON, and will attend to all professional busi-
- that may be conhded to them in the State OF
They will give particular attention to business
y tns Supreme Court.
~. 0mcs on Washington street adjoining the
ustS o0cs. Buriingtoo Iowa.
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UST RECElvED-A splendid lot of silk, lawns
- gloves mitts, hosiery, Ribbons, &c. by
adril y KIMBALL l. co.