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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-23
FARM IN HENRICO COUNTY F0

LARNI IN HENRICO COUNTY FOR
l. SALE.-We have for sale handsome Farm il,
Henrico, belonging to Mr.. NJ F.. Day containing Ito
acres. 30 of which clear, the balance in Young
growth; situated about two miles below Richmond
and adjoins the lands of Malone Roper, Green and
Messrs. Nc Gruder The land is in high state OF cu
houses, such Barn, Quarter, &C.; two good Ic.
Houses-all being well enclosed. The above Farm
offered for sale prvately and if sold by Mon
day, the 18th of November, will be sold at public
auction. at Il o'clock, on the premises.
Apply to LARUS SHINE,
oc 9ts .u.- IA Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-23

I rer-p his thanks to the iirerien and others for
Eiui ass stance the fire the ight of the 18th
= and would inform his friends and patrons that he
,- -tie present be found on Bank street, opposite
y e.gjna house and near his old stand, where he
sft h pleased 10 receive their favors.
n IA. JAS. WARRINGTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-23

Washing done in less than two hours with great
saving of time and labor by the of PICOTS cee-
hIated VIRGINIA MAGIC WASHING FLUID
The great utility of this preparation be evident
70 every one, and be appreciated by ALL go evident
TINS fact TO all who have tested this paraton
that they never relnqush the use of it, and say they
would not be without it for any consideration. The
great reputation il has acquired has produced many
worthless limitations of it. So be on YOUR guard and
use only the genuine article which Is prepared only
by oc9 pICof, Irurpist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-23

REERS' CORDIAL Is ITTE n s. o n
- MORNING REGULATOR.-An innocent, re-
freshing exhlareting and delicious Beverage produ
cling instant relief from the effects of 'over indul
gence loss of appetite, lowness of spirits dyspeysia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever eause-impartng to the whole system
renewed strength and vigor. For sale by
.. --.-... 81 BENNETT BEERS,
fe 2i-dlyif Sole Agents
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SlGNOR q. GEORGE Professor OF MU-

- ~, most respectfully announces to the citizens
richmond that he ls prepared to make engage
Gents with parents pupils for instruction in Music
a iAe PIANO FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING.
SiGNoR GEORGE puIFnes the Solfeggi system of
''ekeion, deemed the only perfect mode, mud uses
- lnstrucnon Books OF iablenche, 7. Cooke Creyel-
and Slguor Bora, late OF this CITY
- Orders ney be len nj the Book and Piano Forte
''re OF Messrs, James Woodhouse < Co, l3g Man
rrset tE 1"4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-23
FOR SALE--DRAFTS ON
[ PEMBERTON, Main s1rcet. Rich-

rEMBEKTON, Main street, Rich
.. Mn'Np' VIRGINIA, offers for sale (FoR CAsH)
- Glowing Goods
VINE, all Nos, Seine Pilread, all Nos.
H. ~ Liprs various lengths and sizes
,,"'en t0sdage, Bed Cords Leading Lines all sizes
O. PEI " arp, all colors
c,I arg, Cotton Batting, all numbers
n , .h e''d Wool Cards ali numbers
,t'n''s sporting Powder
.,ts4 = wen selected assortment Of GROCERIES
v.5 y, vac Iaae-e!i, OF any part of which, viii be
"a very small advance Fop CASH iaI
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HEHFEsslE AND SIGN PATNTTNG.-OKNA-

cling. -, Al WORK on Satin, Linen. Cotton, Giass
= Ind. mutations in Wood and Marble Granng of
dqcsd prie aohe promptly and when promised at re-
eli fuG -, Persons having any Of the above to do
gcs '' next to MIR. Yarrinston's Carpenter Shop
tTT,,- X. w ALLEN,
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NhfikEdtAM VT +. G0lLEMAN & GO, SHE
SALANANDER PIRF pR0OE S.EEs

> ai.AaHANDER FIRE PROOF SAFES
i4s.s ~ CURED by Evans Watson, Philadelphia
ssi''S nave been severely tested at recent fires
.a their Contents Of books aad psners were fonnd
Agf. III fed They warranted 10 no Fire Proof
sap, t hsIls patent Burg ler Proof Locks. Prices
'''hi q 20 800. For eale by
fuA a. IL. BALDWIN,
Iua.. ILL.,
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oc17 JOHN SAMUEL, oohiiii rs
MOST VALUABLE DWELLING ON
I'VE MAYO STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY afternoon, 24th Oc-
tober 1885, the premises, commencing at o'clock,
that most valuable residence Mayo street, now in
the occupancy of Mr.. Jno p. Taey. The house is
remarkably we'll built-has rooms, besides large
kitchen and other accommodations for servants, and
is withsl of the most desirable residences in that
neighborhood. r----- 49,.
TERMS-One- fourth cash; balance at 8. 6 and Q
months for notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed. ~.
oc IL GoDDIN & APPERsON, Auct'rs
TNRUBTEE'ss SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT ON ELMWOOD STREET, IN SIDNEY.
As trustee in deed from Charles w. snead and
wife, dated nth October, 1854 duly recorded in Hem
rico county court, shall proceed sell, public
auction, the premises, on TUESDAY, the 3Oth day
of October 1885, at O'Clock, p. NJ, if fair if not
the next fair day, the real estate conveyed thereby
consisting of excellent brick dwelling, in the
occupancy OF said Sneed together with the lot on
whichit stands fronting l7Ol feet the Southwestern
side of Emwood street, running back 1870 feet
Park street to an alley 20 feet. The lot will be div
ded to suit purchasers.
TERMS: Cash as to $500 and expenses of sale, bal
such credit shall be agreed at the hour
of sale. FELIX MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
oc 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-23

TASSIMERES, Black and colOred Doe
" skins, plaids for Boys' wear; also, plain and
printed Satinets, Tweeds and Jeans. We have a
splendid assortment and cheap.
j. NJ. ROSENBAUM,-
oc . 1879 Broad street.
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II CARTWRIGHT having removed q
~. the store formerly occupied by Geo. J. Sumner
ON 18th street, between Main and Cary, has on ham
large and select stock of NEW FURNITURE, o
usual variety.
ALsO-A fine lot of FEATHER BEDS, MAT
TRASSES, and many articles of second hand Furni
ture which he will sell the lowest prices for cash
Q--fi
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add RYE WHIsKEY,--3O barrels Old
ec iS-iw DUNLOP, MoNcuRH 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Juae 2J-.6

PAICkDAfy Ju1e ZJ--o 4. M.
The stock market was very irregular and unsettled
to cay. The bull party appear to have lost control
OF prices, aud some stocks arc running down m ne
rapidly than they ran up. The reactioa has been
Just what we predicted, and only shows in a sHI
stronger light the soun5ness Of tho re.isiag policy
When 9 fair profit can be mads on any FANCY stock
security, Il should be secured. Those who acted
upon that principle have msde money during the
present week. At the first board to-day, Erie bosds,
1875, declined per cens Illinois Central bocds,
Canton Company, /; Michigan Central Railroad, 8
Cumberland Coal, 1; New York Central RsIfoad, 4;
Harlem, 4; Chicago and Rock Island, l. Ess Rail
road, I, at che opening, but cI,sed at yesterdays
prices; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 3; Gslsoa aud
Chicago Railroad, 81. New York Central bonds ad
varoed 1 per ocns; Illinois Free Land bonds, 4;
Cleveland and Toledo Rsiiroad. Ii. Bes;ing Rail
read ciossd as yesterdays prices, WIN molsrNss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

TIE reduction of stock and the increased frmuess
of prices, which We mentioned in our last notice Of
the dry goods trafe, have continued to operate as
chick upon transactions. Hence rather less aotiv-
ty has been apparent In the market the past weak,
but this had not o,casioned any unessinsss among
factors. They seem quite willing to retain what
ever desirable goods they still nave on hand rs they
believe that they can make thsm pay just As well.
ct least, during nexs season as they could now, if
they manifested any eagerness to sell the n. The
bulk Of what stock il here and there is much less
on the market than usual at this period-appears to
be Of decidedly better average character, and on
this account, we presume, parties holding it are in
nowse anxious to sell 1t, unless when they have an
opportunity to do 80 at full rates. Hence, though
the existing demand is moderate there Is consider.
able frmneH and uniformity in prices.
Brown and bleacAed sheetings and shirtings are
not so freely ceTed, but as the inquiry is rather
tame, quotations arc without variation. Cotton
fannels, cotton jeans and denims are about the
same. Mere demand exists for drills, at 72c. for
brown, 7sc. Sc. for bleached, and 94c. for blue;
duck ia quoted by factors &c. per yard higher,
but quiet. Ginehams are in fair request without
change in price. Lawns and nankins are unalterei
Osraburgs are held at an advance Of 10. 10. per
yard, but are not active thereat. Printing cloths
are more stidy held, yet are rather sparingly
purchased. Prints, stripes and ticks remain a.
previously reported.
Woollen productions have not varied mu CHI
Blankets, cassimeres ard cloths are gene
rally quiet out steady. Doeskins and fan.
neh are attracting o little more atten.
tion, and are, II anything, becoming more
valuable. Jeans and linseys are not in brisk de-
mand, but they rule quite firm. Mouslin de LANES
are Inactive At old figures. They are less abundant.
sstinets and tweeds are selling slowly at former
quotations.
Foreign manufactures are quite dull, and in most
instances nominal in value. The imports are very
small for the season, and the stock remaining on
hand is greatly reduced one. These circumstances
keep the market tolerably easy and prices steady.
The demand, however, is very limited, and emauates
mainly from local buyers, who want to make up
supplies for the late summer and fall trade. Dat
Of this arises an extremely light and irregular traffic.
by which alone the deafness and monotony charsc.
teIisrg the business are in some degree disturbed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

U.B TBooPs IN FLoRIDA.-L'euts. walbridge
and Mullen have arrived at New Orleans in me
steamship Fashion, from Florida. The troops at
on account OF sickness ct the former place. Tho
troops stationed on the Western side OF Pcnsacola
bad visited number of the Indian towns generally
deserted. Indians seldom vidt the military posts,
NV CSs .nsy are still peaceable The expedition under
.sp.. RAW TO MAco River and Cape Roman. had
. r 70 Fort Myers; they met with no indians.
I inc exptaitlon under tho command Of lieut. B N.
scc, Sncn started for an exploration Of Lake Okee
Arsusf'ne A~cstnt GUY, june III.
There were $50 dogs KILLED In So To-i. -.
according 70 the orciAi report. '"'"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

The telegraph announces the arrival Of the
steamship Daniel Webster at New Orleans, from
Nicaragua, with two weeks later intelligence from
California. She reports that the Star Of the West
Left Nicaragua on the 18th inst, for this port, with
seven hundred thousand dollars In gold on freight.
She Is good for million all told, and the Panama
steamer for as much more. Both steamers will be
alorg in . day or two. There were no specie ex-
ports from this port this week.
The Superior Court has dedded that she New
Haven Railroad Company is liable for every shars
of stock issued by Robert Schuyler while transfer
agent Only ONE Judge (CAmpbelD dissentsd. The
announcement created quite an excitement and
general JOY in the minds Of the honest portion of
the community, and dismay, Of course, among
those who we're 10 hores of cheating holders of the
over issue out Of their money. Boston and its
vicinity viii, without doubt howl. This decision Is
mot final for the company can appeal; but when .
full bench Of the Superior Court decides upon q
question there is very little probability Of its being
reverted. This decision, equitable IS it is in every
particular, 10, In our opinion calculated to injure
the value Of railroad stocks.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this arket
or consumption, for warehouse, and, Also the with
drawals from warehouse, during the week ending
and ircludiDg Thursday, June 81, 1885,
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bAfUkDAf, Jun6 1o-zf r ID.
F,cur tun and lower for inferior oounsa grades.
TIE sales embraced about 6eoo bbls comucn TO gs,t
csoice State closed at % so o. ana 500 do.
scld for delivery In oil Of July ct ssss Wheat 0A
nominal Corn-Salss of 80 COO 40 900 bushels nfxeQ
Western at 81 o. 81 os and 81 o. Pors arm with
Gales Of 500 COO bS ct 90 90 sis rs for meas,
SIS rs SIS SIX for old do and sl1 f,r asw prime.
Cotton was steady at the recent dsclas aad prices
stssdy. WSisiey unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

sales. TIE active movement noticed in Gu nbsdAad
continues uusbated, Notwithstanding the decline In
prices. STATE stocks we're almost entirsy neglected
today. There appears to be no ssllers at anything
below prsvous prices. Railroad bonds were in fair
request, but railroad stocks appear {, DO fsvorlses
with all operatosa
AT she second board the market was more regu
Lar and buoy ant. A large amount Of business was
tran sacted. min,is Central bonds advanced per
cent; Erie Railroad, Reading Railroad, /. Paaa-
ma Rsilrosd declined per cent.
TIE transactions at the Assistant Trsasurer's Of
fee to-day wers as follows -
Paid on Treasury account. eSisSa %
Received do .................. 1881 10
Balance do. .............."..l,S0I,etl o.
rad Tor Assay once scov %
Paid on disburspg checks. 353o8 &C
Amount TO credit OF various accounts 600 ID
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
meat, Washington, on the 2lst inst, we're as fol-
For tbs Treasury Department ,14s 90
Fer the Interior Depar 42,l64 10
for Sne Clstoms Z4,o4A ~
War warrants received and entered. &c. 22 06
War repay warrants received aud entered 6T97l 03
Interior repay warrants received and entered EOS SO
Drawn account Of tho Navy............ So T4a 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

II n resfiy year aimee We had occasion to point
cat thsf there was something going for yard in the
Weetesn World which might, and probably would,
beone inter essi0R any Es tern question what
ever. In Ne FIRST days Of June, 1854, events 90
ourvd N Bcaton, United States, Which exhibited 70
tho world tse very reppsskshle spectacle Of ocllt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

R0ARnINo.-rwo on THREE LARoR AIRr
- roens furniAhed or unfurnishsd With full or partial
beard alsres house. PLEASANTLY itpsted With hot asd
colo tashs rsa 40 For uayoulaxs inquire f7f west
twenty eeppd rost Eighth syeaus sss pass sysrg
tsros miBusts, Ctarres moderAte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

poAHDIN0.--A LADY rs DRsYRoUs or NETTING
70 o genssrsn and ht vis room and bedroom
Dc accommodated with pleasant rooms and BOARD with al
tne eennors ofs home In te drst GLASS modern house No.
kcurtse1th street. between 6ftk and syonres
ard rour'1enh street stsges pass dsor also
oohve1uont 70 Sikth avenue OARS and stases.g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

N,HE SEA VIEW HOUSE, HIGHLANDS or NEvE.
eink, N This hotel will be opened tis latter
part Of ths month 6rst class stei for tho
pt0n of bosr6ers and transient visiere Famtss
Whaling to engage sscsrtain the terms
&c.. By Supplying TO NJ. H. TUFTS, 81 Prince strsst or
MIS- JARVIS, at tho hotsL
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NxTRA PAR,

- 1907
R00 LAND WARAAnTs wAH-Er OR raw uaeT.
XIV car and Florida vars and tbs I52 aud sso
nntis hiour and ArtAneas passuts, iscsssd IA 1871
Long sinco sold for taxos also patents located sacs 1857
nnois Wkccndn and lows for which the highest cesh
ttee VIII DO Eiyon Apply IN O. SHCFEh6T No
HAtsa street, I'VE doors feom Wall. Arst foor.
RCrNTY LAND OFFICE, &c WALL SHEET. uAsE
- mrtSoldsxs. callers and Ia snv ysV arr ne
@ or their widows obtain theiR tos
ssent r. Bt1fS IS Wsa ttret, Ne charge uatd osl-
iectod, - -.
rs0UNTr ND0lfiCE- ALI soLplrass sAfLo9a
II stsrs end tcapastsrs or she wi OF tbsss
those who sYvso ssrteen days on sea TORS any ssr
snoc l7sS az ensed 10 lp aose Of bounty lad rhos
whe received 40 or 50 6ytn ths bsisnss No
chaSs until The warrant collected Apply to tho agcnt.
q q. SHUFELpT, No. Nnssas street. two dosrs frta
Wall
+ ANp WARRANTS pcUGH1, SOLD AND LOCATES
AZ ALSO elsis fer bsuny Ian Dc promptly prosecuted BIZ
WILLIAM r. HAWS. Exchsnse and rrotie cfhcc l3 C.p3
thecouniry promptly answered.
II AND wARRANTs.--WANTgD BY YAYLUE RR9.
- rHEAS, Bankers, IS Wall street
NAVY BOu1fR LAND AND extra Fay crrTCE
IN bounty Lands sud "gxtfs pa" for Navy ssiisrp
&c. In al ysrs airos oo-thcr widows sud hers-prompt
Bsis zoe due w,dowg ard heirs OF dsoossed u ssorv
ooeoeS sud e Minds ofcsms sssr Tho ms
tea ~ uhdsgned Tia siso We or hsrs
o. shess vhc pe.iskod NTH urfte ss,c. ship 1b,as
SsSi sss 6ssS guFts .. O. Fs'y.a Wsa ssss;.
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aOTmI.s AND sUmmaaa1 sI1rnxx.AaD.

TxCEISIOR HOUSE, CROrON DAM THIS HOTEL,
~ th most beautiful summer resi- 1ence in die state
Is now open for the accommodation Of pernausnt oe
transient boArdsrs Visitors will take tho Hudeoa River
Railroad cara to Stag sirg and Harlem cars to Mseat
station. Carriages will b In readiness ct both
places to convey them 70 the Dam. Terms modeeAte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

DOARbING Two GENTLEMEN AND t dEIR WIVES
ID can be ccmmodated with neatly furnished second
story rooms and the comforts Of home in house
plete with tbs modern I'm provements By applying at 81
West Twenty second street. near Ffta avenue. Refer
ences exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

DoRr MONMOUTH HOTEL Is NOW OPEN FOR TIE
season This hotel is nsw a1d beautifully sitrsted
In large csdar grove, the west bass Of Che High
lands, commanding full visw Of the ocssa and bay.
TIE bathing beach cannot be surpassed Good fishing
and ehooting che steamboat Eagle leaves the foot cf
Murray strset at A. end returns in the afsernses
On Saturdays the Eagle leaves the city At Il, and
returns en- Monday Of 8 A. n. N, This hotel ia at
Pert konmsxth, ard not at place cRlsd Union.
Port yarmouth, M. JAS. EAGAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR CENT
II men and ladies-board for the ladies only-in q
new house with all the modern improvements; the
bouse In desirable location and the prices mcds
rate. Address Z. c., Broadway Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

Ii PERSONS WISHING BOARD OR B0ARDER;
"A win find MY Office the surest and most sstsfae
tory method Of finding either Boarders politely d
rected free Of charge to all parts Of the city OF country
Office 606 Broadway, next to Grace church. n B-No
connected with any petty Office. B. D. GOODWIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

DOARDING.-TO LET ON MODERATE TERMS BE.
Id cause unexpectedly vacatsd, handsome aecond
story front rocm furnished unfurrshsd With board.
Location ~ North Moore, being st. Johns PART,
and vsry desirable as summer residence also two STA
ole bed rocms Bath in the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

ID men, or two gentlemen and their wives, be &C.
commcdsted with board in farm house, one hours
dsy 1hsIe there Is good sailing, bathing sad ashiug
Reference win be required. Apply, by letter. to box
1 O6O Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

u NOMENCLATURE or syE0rE oEsrLEvCs
., string atry and spacious spsrests can DO acoouo
ossea ~ and Oh Twenty second street. sstwcen fifth
and sixth Avesuos The os1tion hsaiv and
~ . sumnes rssidesce. Rsfes aces required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

COUNTRY BOARD-A FEW BOARDERs CAN BE AC
~ cCmmo6ated In . private family IN Fordham,
TIE depot known the Powell Place. IL miles from the
City Hail. with plenty of shade trsss shrrbbsry. &c ;
two minutes walk from the depot Inquire the pre-
mieea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

CtINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN FIND AGREEABLE BOARD
- at 81 SANDS street, Brooklyn Eve miautss' walk
from Fulton ferry. The neighborhood Is quiet and
pleasant, and the house Is we'll adapted TO the accom-
of those who ssek health and comfort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE PLEASANTLY
"A accommodated with large we'll furnished room
second floor, with board for lady, In small family
where but few bosIdsrs taken. House has gas,
BATH &c. and Is in the immediate vicinity Of tbs Metro
politsn. Terms moderate. Address Mrs. L., Broadway
PoAt OffrA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-17

~ AAix hzAn41e KnnGug, Iowa.
A LWAyS on hana eenerAl spspr19.ent Of Rib
"a bons, Carpets, Iacss, El0aQ, Iassstion sad
Millinery foods in geaeTal, wfSh : iasRa aesortnent
Of white goods, HoosiesJ, ComfoetA o1oyes Ssspsn-
ders, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note RansSpy nntciopa
common and fancy, hlaah jBooEa, fancy Soaps, Hair
Oil, Cologne and pcrfumery Of al kinds, large
assortment Of pocket cutlery, Scissors, Rasora Pts
tok, Clocks, gold and silver Wstches, and jswelry
OF all descriptions, quality and prices also large
and general assortment Of Combs, Battons, Thresds
Pins, Needles, Spcctacles and Cases, Port Monks.
fine assortment of Pocket Wallets, Menoranann
Books, Pencils, Shaving Brushes and Boxss fapey
Work Boxes, Goggles and Eye Protectors. In =
word every thing comprised in the
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Also a large assortment VI
ZINE UITARS,
Acoor,leons aud Fiutnas Of all grades.
Our stock will be found very heavy and complete,
our goods having been selected for the early fall
trade, with great care and reference to
the requirements nf the. western markets, We are
confident give Satisfaction to all az regards
both quality and prices. We intend to compete
with the st. Louis market, and will sell lev, II
not little lower, than any house in the West.
We sell ut WHOLESALE ONLY. and ceufne our
selves to particular branch OF business, and Of
course huy and sell cheaper than persons keeping
promiscnous stock We would respectfully request
Merchants, Pedlars and Dealers in general, to give
call and examine stock and prices, and sat
isty themselves before purchs.ing eiSewhere, as
think they will find it greatly to their advantage.
Call at No. ~, Main Street. q. NJ. HUSTON
Sept. /, 1855 ddw
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a 7. THOMAS K CO., manufacturers of and
n. wholesale dealers in all kinds aud descriptions
ot Leather, saddery Hardware, tarriag, Trim
mings, Enamelcd and Patent Coach Leather. oi all
cqlofs Flamelel Cloth, Whips and Lashss OF every
variety. Fly Nets, fancy eolors and plain; and
Thompson thoroughly stretched Betting of All
widths.
These Wishing any thing in our line. may rely on
finding II al establishment and a. ds low prices
- It can he had al any other point in the Mest
{ manufacture large portion of our Leather, and
la q made arrangements to import our Snddlery
Hardware direct from the English mnuufact urer.
Oar good 81 American mannfactnre we purchase
direct from the manufacturer, which enables to
sell quite rs lew as can be purchased in any Of the
Eastern cities IN
We respectfully invite those wishing TO purchase
ANY thing Ia our line, 10 give a call ANU examine
goods md prices.
Cash paid for Hides.
keokuk, August no. is55.--wy.