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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02
POLITICAL,


kouhIEhNTH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRACY IN
a. meeting q The Fourteenth Ward Charter Nominating
Monday Evening" ra Oct = i NO. 100 '"'e' '
o. motion james Carly Esd called 70 the eha,r !sha
the transaction Of The preliminary business e commit
Tee proceeded to nominate, BY accamasion the following
For Aiaerman--Mlshael Tourney
For school Commissioner-pr Owen Sweeney.
For School Tras,sesPack Collins David Hastings. To
m PSr G.ssa cs%pbe John Brady
For pspeciOr. Of Eiec,o11is ai,sr,e.-P %cAvoy
"a shsns nny Brown &
Feeney John Boyd s,h district. & Michael % snit Charles
On motion be nomination OF the above named candidates
On meon eommi,ss Of Ave- consisting Of Mesrs Michael
burke, Patrick Collins Thomas Cunningham. John Roberts
naS or to make
on notion the following resolutions were unanimously
Received That the nomination of Michael Tourney as the
recognize the name Of one Who under any and all circam
has stood the faithful and fearless sup
country, and bis fellow man. Be i further 49,
to s ya S s a so5S ~ s
number Without possessing the preenous faults Of those
g = eSs & '
friends not from hearay evidence but tried services rendered
hs y call citizens Of
elevation Of Mr. Tourney 70 he aidermanic chair III Is
honest capebe and worthy three great necessary quai
cations aithpl friend, an honest and deserving c
risng in .he political horizo. seasons pleasure must
follow those Of sorrow and we believe that te day Is rapidly
lazy 40, Know xs,sss aa;ssn. 81 5Ssr
pledge their brethren residing h sister States that In the
surnnse q our for The great naona demo
cratic creed must and shall be sustained.
ceedngs Of this charter convention IL one Of the daily news
cheers for The sss the Whole Ticket and nothing but he
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aEW rUBLIOAT1ONb.
LyALL OF sEBAsTOPOL.
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS

THE ILLUhTEATED LONDON NEWS
For September %
Which will contain numerous illustrations OF the
sTogsISG CAPTURE sEBAsTorot.
And the Burning and Destruction OF the
RUSSIAN
VIII arrive the Pacific An supply w be
received by ARTHUR WILMER, Agent,
CBARiEs wnIsEs's Universal English and Foreign News
paper Agency, iv9 Fulton street. second door,
N. B.Orders Wholesale and retail, viii be received for
this paper the office, above which orders will be de-
Nyered according 10 priority of receipt of order.
ARTHUR WILMER, Agent
100 Fulton street. second floor.
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rAsnIONABLE FALL MII.LINEEY.


MRS MCDONALD, 1915 DIVISION STREET, WILL OPEN
I1 This day Oct. = spiccdid
New York fall and winter millinery which calls the
ienon the trade Merchants and
Ind to their advantage 10 examine her stock.
MULINERY--MARCY, 4o5 BROADWAY, RESPECT
lsi fully invites ladies' Of New York
SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT or MILLINERY
the richest and found In city.
BY receiving bonne,s direct from France by steamer
enabled 10 offer The and fashionable
styles a; prices as low any other establishment.
MARCY,
400 broadway. between Broome and spring -ts.
MOURNING MILLINERY AT BARTHOLoMEwrs.- Il
AVA splendid assortment Of Paris mourning bonnes
sany on hand New styles Introduced In show
daily q, n BARTHOLOMEW sbl Uroadyyav
0PENlNG OF FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
" hrs HhgartJ. No ls Catherine stree respectfully
ne ades 81 New YORK and ~ vicinity that she
receved per steamer Warrington splendid assortment Of fall
ard winter bonnets which she will great
variety of her
feels confident her rich stock Of millinery beauty asa and
elegance cannot be surpassed In New B Country
merchants and mners will be supplied pattern
Division.
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A NTIMAINE LAW, ANTI KNOW NOTHING AMI
~ Ant. Abolition candidate for Coroner,
DR. f. ID. C0NEERY.
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The Recent ARRAY NJ the ~. Nicholas.
TO THE EDITOR on TnE HERALD

The sadavi, which appeared in the paper of yrsier
day In relation 10 tho affair between g. r. Dean and my.
self which occurred at the 81 ScoIAs Hotel mar h~
regarded aS a voluntary art on my part was M, 40
did It In obedience 10 the Inanate " the iax In in
hcting corporal pu punishment upon Nj I~an iusti., him
entirely IN any attempt he might make my life. Dc
protest, however that being npAfmel myself that Mr.
James Montgomery should have ntefposcd and tsps In
vifed my assassination by preventing from dirsl~g
the pcrrou assaulted J. j. WRiaj4fT.
Nav foIK, Oct. ], 1885.
70 TuI PUBLIC.
have been advised by few friends so notice Am
davit u complaint rnado BY Captain Wright asalass
Nr, Dean which appeared In ysfteFday's papers aud
charging that Dean aided n the assault tspoa j.
). Wright by James Montgomery, who after cap.s,s
Wright bad been stabbed .eirea him aud held hus
by $ aeck Bui efi until Ls again sabbed and
thus prevented him either from defending nssssf
Gaping This charge Ia not only fslse aud untrue in
tssfy particular bot 10 to b.
malicious. u y anorn g. every person who present
90 The occasion b. b. without foundation and IL folly
c.Btfsaetsd by the Tact that Justice DAWSON has only
taken bail nt my appearance sinass The part "
the pfosaeutlen.
A. 10 the matters in that sHita, rejecting upon Mr
Team, Hdoes not bacona Ia ieak but Il would bc
wcll enough for the public 10 suspend their opinion
ihe trnih elected at tie proper time and place from
Impartial and respectable Witnesses This IA bot simple
justice and from which, feel cou6dcnt Mr. Dean hsS
nothing " dread, nort Capt TftghiA rta,sm.ai mad.
onder The solemn sanction u an oath.
The truth h that my pras.nco al ibe agfsy purely
accidental And my edott 10 sepafate he oatabaiants
paricos - much oi impulse a reason. No, blew
struck BY either party after aided Ia tbsir sepas
tipn, and ,apt. W H. this day, psshAp~ Indebted 10
interference which brave And honest souId crssht
even 10 an enemy JANlS MONTGOMERY.
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A CARD FROM DR.. ODoNNEIL.-IN ACCORDANCE
IA with the wishes Of many democratic friends announce
myself candidate for the Office OF Coroner nj the coming
election and respectfully appeal TO the electors OF this
~ for their snaaes confidently hoping hat my
and aried attention public duties Will find ia
for and that discerning community viii be induced
10 sustain this time When nominated at Tamna
Hall years ago there OF action the
democratic ranks and have not in way been apar,y
e unfortunate differences which have broken theu
relying faithfully the ultimate Of those demo-
principles which have cherished and defended for the
lAst thirty years. WILLIAM OiDONNEII., M. ID.
II A MEETING OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE
IA of The National Democratic Delegates Of the Thirteenth
Council District (ixih war held at 490 Pearl street. Mr.
Richard Barry nominated for Councilman.
DENIS BURNS, Chairman.
NARrfs GuxARrIN, Secretary
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- psv. l. " rtovsr a Jshnssnvn hss ss<slv~d
~ aiAtDn " ths Pfske~tgtshp n ASrAi sn1 Nenss pa
1thY sui shs yrsssnr~s a cAffiAasy. % ~ IA
ris fFn4insfy ClismblN, &
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DRIMARY FIRST wARD.-THE
democratic electors OF the Twenty first ward friendly 70
regular nominations and the sages Of the party requested
TO attend primary election for delegates the various
venions Tuesday evening" Oct between the hours Of
and ga o'clock McCoy Hebbards Mansion House
Fourth and street BY order the ward
committee. CHAS. ii. HASWEt.1l Chairman.
Thomas Mccoy, }secre,aries.
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DfcH PARIS FEATHERS.

DfcH PARIS FEATHERS.
IN Rich French TOWER.
Rich coored straw goods, &C.
Al and os John street, of william New YORK
HOMER KETCHUM
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DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. = AT A
N meeting OF the Democratic Nominating Committee held
at the Sixth Ward HOTEL Thursday evening 9Th u, Mr.
Henry Hughes unanimonsy chosen candidate Coun
Gilman Of the Eleventh Council District, Sixth ward.
ID. CAroIR, Secretary. J. MAHONY, Chairman.
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CECoND WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN CHAR
- Ter Convenon held q. Dutch street on Monday even
ing LIST Mr. John T. Savage elected chairman and
James secretary Tho PROCEEDINGS OF the previous
meeting being approved on motion the convention pro.
cecdsd candidates for charter Offices whereupon
Mr. Chas A. Brown received the unanimous nomination for
Alderman Resolved That d. Dodge w Field and J. Don
nelly, be appointed committee TO tender the nomination Re
solved That adjourn TO meet Monday evening Oct 8,
at ~ O'Clock. JOHN Y. SAVAGE Chairman.
JAMES SHERIDAN, Secretary.
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FIlENTH ASSEMBLY .DIsTRICT-TwELFTH, NINE.
j eenb and Twenty second wards,An adjourned meeting
for this district VIII be held al The of Broadway For
ninth street, wednesday evening October 3D. at
O'Clock r. NJ Delegates bs punctua In their
attendance. WIN. A. TURNURE, Chairman pro tenn.
saUIRE ii. Russ Secretary pro tenn.
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HINfH WARD IN THE FIELD-UNIONl UNIONi
IN unon-Naional Democratic Republican electors of the
Ninth ward who are opposed 10 the three men power from
the Siuyyesan Institute In favor the democracy
H0na principles requested the Howard House,
Barrow and Greenwich Streets Tuesday the 81
day Of October at O'Clock r. M for the Of adopting
xueb measures be deemed for the
The party at the ensuing election BY order Of the Committee
Of Arrangements
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
miscellaneous.
LADIES, COLLEGE.

TN presenting this Circular 10 the paeiie, the rI"p
OF wishcs 10 iafof IN the IN that the Ladies Cvhese
will open for the reception OF students TIE "a gay VI
MAY next, ia all its various departments.
Our arrangements for thorough eoursee, n's'a w
ton in the various departments of the Ceiiege aIe
ample and ON scale 10 meet the demands Of ahe "se
and spirit ofthe times ann
Weaim to give more practical, thorough anu CON
plete course Of Studies than any OF our Schools io
young iadies. Yea, more, We mean 10 take she ea'
In the business offemaie education.
Theeourse of studies viii be varied 70 sun W, ei
cumstanee and intellectual capaea! ofthe pupil
Tuition in the Primary Department, - eo pr q
do 90 usual course. W !,
Language ; and higher English branehSs,o w
Nore--No cstra ehargesin the Normalor
Teachers department.
Music on Piano, Meiadeon Guitar ena 90 :. &.
Harp, Sto W 70 oa :. :.
Landscape Paintingin OH. 10 =
Monochrcmatic, Era.on and Pencil "a % .
Drawing, Sc, each, w
papier Naebe and ornam entail Leather
Work, each, !"
Embroidery Oruamen tal Needle Work,
&c, in all their variety, each, 10 "
Diplomas will DC given 10 those who COM
pete ;horoug h course IN either Of me
departments.
Board with furnished rooms including
washing, lights, fuel, stationery, &c, - 70 "
II the pupil furnishe hcr own room etc, ~ " = :
Allrsvments 10 be uiaic in advance.
Those wishing TO rooms or desks asday sehoi
.r,. must apnly ssoa. T. II. COD DING,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Ma Ma. Il Il. Il 4. eSDp,ss, Principals.
Davenport, mclr IS, '3S-dwu
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pENNsYLvANiA RAILROAD.

1.tra, Tlsjlv Tbrough Trains, between PhlIadeflha
.,,a p;,,ssn,r THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philsdelpha for Pittsbufs at ~ s Sq
pi,.shtrs for Philadelphia 1T A. NJ The FAsl
III Issves phfladslphf at p NJ. and Plttsbnrs
for Phitadelphiu att r. N. THE NIGHT EAphhSs
TRAIN leaves Philadclphia for tiitsbnfgn AZ II, r
and p,ttsburgfor Philadelphin st ~ NJ.
Tbc above lines connect at PittshuTg ~lti the ran
roads 10 and from ST. Loa,s Mo-; Alton Gaiena ata
Chirat H.: Frankfort lexington anu
Sp,,asky Toledo. Cleveland, Columbus Lahesihe'
Msssil,an ard Wooster. Ohio: aiso with the steam
Pack ct Boats from and to NEW osLrAss, 81 LOWS
LorisvtIu IL and CIScrssaTi- 90
Through Tickets be had to or from e1her q she
above places = ,,,, -, .t,r,,
Porfnrther particulars see Hand bi SAT the a,nct
ami s,sr tirg points Passengers from the Wes'
iii, ind his the shortest and most expeditions
route TO Pailads Ahia, Baltimore New YORK, OF pos
ton. -. phiJa
THOs MOORE, Aa.r. rassergsr LiAss, Pa'a'
j MESKfNRS. 8gr. Passenger LfHts, Puts.
Phiiadcphia, Feb 9Th, 1855 d-1y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
TOWN OF BLuE GRASS.

THIS town is situated on II beautiful nndulating
1 prairie 10 miles from Davenport and II miles
from MuseatiEe. II is the State road, miles from
the MssissippaDd Missouri Railroad and miles FROM
she river itisvers healthy; with apopnlaton OF Que
hundred not case Of sickness having occurred th's
summer Il Is within haif mile of timber and the
same distance Of the best eosl banks In the country
lis we'll waterrd both with springs and wells
Blue Grass contains ne store, with a hne open
ing foranother black smi shop, wagon shop, cabinet
shop. etc. Three buildin being Pieted
one which, Of ample dimensions and Intended for
IN stand, is for rent on reasonable terms Being
On the main travelled road and the nearest public
house miles distant, very fair ndneementsare fhuS
presented to any wishing 20 engage iu the bust
ness. saw mills In operation - miles from the
TOW IA and srist mill il bong erected at the same
place.
Lots are now for sale in the above town or veFy
sonable terms, and those wishing 10 hud and To-
there will have such Inducements prcseHtedthem
rs are rarely offered. Good improved farms can be
purcha IN the vicinity atfro is to $40 per acre
stone coal Kept constantly on hnnd 81 my coal bank
JAS. 4. BURNSlDES.
Blue Grass Oct tn, fa5i-wtrwf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
WILSON g. HARLEY,
WHOLESALE q RETAIL GRocERs,

Corner Of Second q BfaGy sts,, UAve0PoTt, IoTA
~ Hhds. X. o. Sugar, very low,
III Clariaed d Crushed Sugar,
Glass, White LEAD & Oils.
10 bills n. Q. Nolassee, -
10 do Sugar house dc,
6 do SyEup,
& bbis Moiassss,
Superior Young Hyson. iBpl. & Bla. Tea,
lou sacks dried apples peaches,
Extrae. CT Lemon and Lemon Syrup.
Essence OF Coffee, Broma, ehoe oiate q Cocoa,
Hams shoulders & Sides,
Sugar cured canyassed Hams,
Goldfish, VT. fish in bels.
60 keg. Nails,
together with large assortment of Queens, Y odand
Willow ware and all other goods connected ith the
business, which win be sold ehe2P forcE
The whole OF the stock has been earefnllys leeteG
in the Eastern and Southern markets, We 9. u oss
greaiiaducemeatsto purchasers a. any othe haass
in the city. WILSON e. HAIR LY.
May l3.
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Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
RH -

80 81. :.;;ii
y,AssENG GERS for bloomington, Springfield, Alton,
and 81 Louis VIII md the reutevia b sai to he
The Specsiicss now now epen to me public and mol
uietted 10 the usual delays 81 the Ryer ~ taxing
.Ee CIiiCAGO q ROCK ISLAND RAlLRuADto La
SALE, The INoIs CENTRAL RAiLRoADtoR bloom
ingion, and the
10 Alton and ST. Louis passengers are taken lhfehsh
Without delay in 10 Hours!
Tbs route TO St Louis via Mississippi RIVERS HRrk
gr,nryp NJ, '. ard time F9RIY-FoUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made at Bloomington with Peoria, PeSln anu "
hama: al Springfield with Bardstown, Petersburg aad
Hayana nj VIrien with wsyeri.; at CarlihyilIe VITA
HiIi.boro Van Burenshurc, Vandalla and Salem; al
Rriobton in Greenfield aud Scottyilte and al Anon
viii JerseyyilIe. Carrcllcn. EdwardsTlie. Highan1
and Carlvle Tie trains also connectAt spTinnell with
the Crest Western Railroad for Decatur,
Jacksonville and Naples. -.
Ea.sepners arriving NJ St Louis, will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri, Ohio, and Telnessre XIV
ers aud also with Steamers for Memphis, Nicksburg
Natchez, ard New Orleans.
u-Fpas.enger Trains leave Bloomington al A. ~
and 40 p n. on The arrival OF the Trains from the
North. - ,,1r,,,
y-yyTickets con be procured Of 4. F. LANGLEY
Agent ala sails for any point on The Chicago Ms
2. HEALING, sup'tc Mr. r.
June Sth, 1854 ~
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New Goods, New Goods:

4 LT0RD VAN PATTES have inst received
v fan gssor.msat OF Groceries aud Drugs, con
sis,n~ part Of syrups Mpiasses Sugar. faii kinds
New Rice MackereI. Godhsh, Herring, Powder, shot.
Lead, Dried Fruit, Figs, lemons Pickles, Grass and
Garden Seeds. Ike. Also. general assortment OF
Paints aud Oils Paint White Scrah and Counter
Brushes, Alcohol Turpenttne end spirit Gas and IN
fact almost everything their line all ofwhieh are Of
the best quality and hch they pledge themsevesto
in the city.
March 25, 1855.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

'THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Market a large and we'll selected stock
e goods OF all descriptions In common use, eonsstn
Of Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Quecnsware, BufalO Robes,
hrneeri.s, Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain. Picking Yarn Cat Window Glass,
q. 4. +. l. IL Kanawha salt Hardware.
Hct's and Min Saws Iron, all kinds, steel asgo rtcd
Castings, Nails, all kinds, GrindstOnes
Wooden ware, Live geese feathers Pitch q Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye StIfs, &C..
viii III will be sold AZ small advance for Cab. As /
int Id keeping every thing In common Use, persons
ling several articles obtain them Front Street
att Brick store opposite the Mills. Davenport Iowa.
une o, is53-29. j. NJ. BOWLING.
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BOOK BINDERY,
Blank Book and Paper Box Mandatory

NO 4 COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
wy MULLER, Book Binder in Davenport, begs
w leave 70 inform the citizens Of Davenport, Roeh
Island Moline and vien, that liz has received ru.
ling Machine aud is now prepared TO do all The work
10 thisline rs Paper Ruling and Bank Book Manuiar-
turing Also ali sorts of binding; manufactures all
sorts Pane Boxes. Frames and Earnlshes Maps and
Pictures. &e. He also does Paper Hanging at the
lowest prices.
Blank Books for general use, Band, Hat and Pamph
let Boxes constantly on hand.
MaN II. IsS4-trw If w. MULLER.
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Railroads.
1885.
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
ea a


SDring Arransemcnts.l
MONDAY xs g1sg l, aa aslaoas
" VICE .'a'ns ,-ain al . Is 4 NJ.
arriving al Chieagoat, "a i A
ri Passenger Train Al .ss II
atr,ihs a. ,tne ysith I'd class carsat Is A
- ,rain n 30 A NJ
icy asss"es' 10 S30PM
~ uv Ia, 81 ,,axs cars al 1000 A NJ
All ,rans ov or this road are In direct conneeuoh u
,s,,h trains oy Ell both the Michigan Souherh
aud Michigan Central r. aud dIsm Is a,.surrS
Ts,e;.irr Euralo Niagara Fails, Albany. New
Ysrs, Philadepha Baltimore and ~ was q SEE
Ia which places tickets can Dc psoepefGa ei D "
Passengers are reminded Of The neeessay o. g',,u NJ.
distinct directions asto the destination o. tne sas
80, sisn 10 procure tickets before taking TIER seas
4, n ss,he conductors collect fares only 70 ga
eonssh ine''ie y JOHN E. EENRY. Snrt.
n wnirxaS. Asst. Supt. Wesfh' DIVISION
Rock Island, April llth, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

HEundersisned has opened Genera Intelligence
1 Office with a complete set of books In which 10
all kinds of Rea and PERSONAL Prorertsfor sale
or for rent. the names of al Servants who wish Tor
places in families within The city, also Tie names OF
Mechanics Iaborers and Others seeking employ meht'
so that those whoa In search OF Houses, Lands r
wants, sc oannoifaii Of immediate success ~ "h'An
ing eithsrby call ing at my office Charges noderate
Cali and register your wants or ordersand the! Will
receive prompt attention.
No. / Commercial Buildings.
ISS3-hly
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NEW YORK HARNESS STORE

HAS been removed from Brady TO Second Street,
four doors East Of Brady, where we shah be pleas
ed wait al who wish good articles In the harness
line The assortmentis the most complete ever Offer
ed here before. Great pains taken 10 please.
Keep AWAY hand Collars. Brtdles, Haers Cards
Brushes, Curry-Combs, Fls-Netts Of every kind ~
theirseason. Leather Fly-Neits alss.
Whips aud Saddles in abundance. Whips from IS
ctsHpw ards Saddles from $500 10 s25,Oe
All work warrantedt 10 be as recommended.
e.. W. BARNES.
Day .nrnrt MaN lei. l:l4-Ntrw- u
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B. & W. KELLY,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GECCERS


& RETAIL GECCERS
AND DEALERS IN
Dry Goods. Queenswa Hardware,
Boots and shoes. Hats and Caps &c:
TOGETHER with thousand different articles too
i numerous 10 mention.
We have on d and and Will be constantly receiving
large rtsIens IN The above line the opening Ui
Spring. Our large stock Of Groceries we particular
~ recommend: which will be sold ut the Lowest.
Wholesale or Retail Market Priees:-
20 Hogsbead \. o. suger:l3O boxes SOAP,
30 bbls crus "a d elsr suga r. Bale Rope. all sizes
rs sacks assorted Coffee: iCamphipe ald Spirit Gas;
$50 bushels dried Apples; Glass ofGli sizes:
50 bushels paired Peaches sBa,kets in variety:
900 bbls. bbls & Casks Tar, pitch and Rosin:
n. Orleans Sugar house kaisins Carrauts, Rice and
and Syrup olGsses; Spices in variety;
; bbls sup Golden Syrup; Paints, dry and Ground
40 chests and chests Y. Cedar and Pine churns;
Hyson Imperial aHaEpg- " ash Tubs and Buckets;
lisA Teas. .Oils-Lard. LiBseed. Tan
40 aides assorted Teas for ners, sperm ard Ele-
"a lniiyuss; phant'soils.
30 hif bb.s bite fish ami large assortment OF
Lake Trout: Qucensware;
Boxes prime Cod Fish; 900 bbls Lake salt;
50 Kegs Nails ssso rted: IS sacks Cd AlIam salt:
50 boxes dried Herring; Oysters and SarGines;
50 do best Brooms; A large assortment OF To-
50 boxes Mould Candies; baeeos direct from the
10 boxes Star Candles; Manufacturer;
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9 zee. ~ h....n philaaelphia and Pittsburghs

steamers to aipor,s on the NORTHWESTERN lakes, ma
ting he most direct, cheapest end reitees ren.e .!
NM IN pm GIT can be forwarded 70 ana IRON 'he
Rates between philadelphia and Pittsburgh
First Class..Bootst shoes. ". 75c. q 100 ID.
Goods lin boxes,, Furs, Feathers Sc.,
second Class..Boeks q Staiion-l 700 =,
ery. Dry Goods lin boxes, Hasd'{ ooe' i0o ~
ware. Leather, " DOL. Sc.
Thi rd Class.-Ansils, Rngsthg,t soc. h lo0lb.
Bacon. PORK lin bulk Hemp, DC,
Fourth CIass..conee, fish, ba,l 40c. 2 l0Olb.
cor & PORK tpaekedli ara 4 lard oIi ospb;,a
Tpin shipping Goods from any pom. nis ..
deipha he particular 20 marx pac. aee e. 90 a., 80,
rsTig Raliread All Goods consigned 10 me assu O
this Road a, philadelphia or pit,seurs' "i oe iof
NJ riett vithoutietcniion. ri
Epr,our Arryrs-Moses Potter, boston' ). u. ~
,iaf y Work: X j. Sueeder, Philadelphia; MagraM
koons, Baltimore; Geo; q Ff cS1a soors
.aaaf ianisyilte XIV: r. C.. Meldrum, Madison,
md Ratelin & Co, ST. Louis, Mo-; J. 5. Mitchell
son; ~ I1tltgsToN. Gentroi Freight Ayr, Paid
II y LoMBAERT Supt. Altoona, Pa