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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-08
GREAT BARGAINS
NEW YORK CLOTHING EsrABL1sHMENT
Wholesale and Retail,

NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTA1L1SHHEET
Wholesale and Retail.
WTE have just received the largest and best as
w sortmoDt of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING, that ever was broughtto this western country
consisting in part of the following articles:
American, English, French and German Broadcloth
Coats, ofjiherent styles and qualities.
overcoats, Beaver, blanket Petersham Pilot Cloth
Uniss Cloth, Lions Skin, Mohair.
Double Coats of the same materials.
Fall Coats of Satinets, Tweed, Cashmere, Dec
Skin, Cashmarette and Jeans. Of every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting of fine assortment OF Silk Crayats
Stocks, Neck Handkerchefs, Pocket Handkerchief
Drawers, Undershirts, Hats, Caps, Buekskin Gloves
india rubber coats and pants, Trunks Valices and
Carpet bags. Fine White and Fancy besom Shirts
Shirt Collars. Also a fine lot of
BOYS CLOTHING
and piece goods Persons will ind il to their inter.
est to give US call before pa rchasing where
Store on Front Street, opposite Ferry Landing in
DR.. Hall'saew build ing.
BERLIzHEIMER & FLEIsCKMAN.
Davenport, Sept. 18th, 1854.
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DR.. J. n. WITHERwAX

.ta'h'orn his old friends and the public generai-
10 wiil attsnd tas In former years) upon uli who
sire his services
y on brAiy street 3doors below Socona. Resi-
'h me coraer of Fourth aud Perry Streets. OPP
INo ne" ani Baptist Church.
E"nport, Jaaa nh ,is53
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-08
u W. CARTER n. D,
JAMES THoaINGTeN.
'iOrney and Councillor at La w

Hh-'b W. hnf ~ oLtN'
n J. IN ussstnnor OF Daods for he States oi
Ptl'it lslaa4, Michigan, Wisconsin. Aaw Jersey,
|i'nn'Iirs, y iiiitaa. VI iins, Pcausy lHGuia. Con
n H. is. ri, Firg nj .l,d Tennessee. nGcs NO.
4 uffolHi R1y batw1ea Fr"uiand Sat"nd sts.
= .lst - DAveapo.t t, Iowa.
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SO Bbls. Cement.
ut b. and W. KELLYe.
$40 REWARD.
Nay esrh 1855.

$40 REWARD.
SrRAYED from the subscriber. living 4, R.s.n.
ovenport, on June 18th, tw sorrei horses one ~.
white strip 10 his face. and had halter on; the rIeht
hind fo~t OF the other is white. The abaye ravssS
viii be given for the return of said horses or III
person taking them uP and Informing ue ~ ,ht : -.
y,,v ,,s sArn ST.. LANGtoy
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL F.

An 2OhlAN4 h0NAtdL.
MOT at the lie Claire House, but right opposite il
IN utthe Store of the we'll known Merchant Tailor,
l.. w. STElNBERG, 9p STREET,
ofa wellassorted stock of ~ cad y Made ClOt Il .
ing, Hats, Caps, Carpet Bags, shirts, Cra.
watts, &c, &c.
The undersigned Is beginner and promises those
who will favor him with their calls honest and us-
rightdealing.
In prices and quality ofgoods am able to compete
with any establishment in this City.
Please call and examine my goods b,fcrs you go
elsewhere. A. MIEDKE, Agent.
Dayenport,Msy -vtrw-t
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, IA; "a; N. AYERS,

~ W. VI. NorsEL's Iewelry Store, lie Claire
ep SS,s,hrnee a. At n. j. s..erson's 3dst.
Ph@, 's5t-rw.tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-08

% Acres Of BEAUTIFUL Prairie Land,
ClTUATEp miles from the Corporation line will
- be sold entrs or be divided 10 suit purchasers, on
reasonable ternls. Apply at thisotice.
Mci 23d 'J5 d,tf
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,o Table Cutlery by Express
JTS me mandatory at Conway, M.ssuehu.e,,. :,
ROUSELsa
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Glass Ware.

pIain and Blue Ring show jars, oiasses cans, Cob
lets, Tumblers, Lamp Chirinies, quart Bottles
rterns etc. received and for sale b,
Apl DALZELL & BRO.
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For Lease.
WANTED,

'V,INE and SIG FIT BILL on the Easta South 70
L which the highest current rats will be paid by
Augl6 MoGREGoR, LAWES 4 BLAkEMoRE.
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Professional Garos.

T.. n. BATES.
,,-uey 4 CounsellOr at Law,
srv Public and Insurance Agent for East
ern Stock Companies.
rce over Woo iw.rI * I4rris Stors. Brady ST.,
sv,s, DAVENPORT, I0WA.
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CARD.
>IISS IECOOK would inform theladies Of Daven
port that she will give musical instructions on III
Piano and Guitar, and will also give lessons in sing
in- at her residence Brady street, near the low
Book Roc ms. Ifrequired Sill wait on pupls at thc'
residence. For further particulars refer TO Mr. Gran
dali at his music store
June I2th Diff
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LEATHER! LEATHER!! LEATHER!!!
TAKE NOTICE:
THAT HAIGtT 81 SEARS New Leather Store on
] 90 ST., onr door from Perry, is now open;
Where can be found al all times a full supply Of
Leather of every description for the Shoe or Harness
Maker. Findings. Lnings, Lasts and bindings;
French and American Calf skins; Enaincled. Sole,
Upper Belt nd Harness Leather; Morocco, ,RoaRs,
saddery Hardware. Japaned, Brass and Silver
Plated of every Kind and quality;
Harness and Coach Trimmings;
ofaii kinds; Broad Cl lths: Enameied Cloths:
Patent Leather Lsees, Fringes. Webbing, Carriage
Rows, Bands, Hooks, Rings, ard in short ever! art
Gle the Coach Trimmer Harness Maker could wish
We respectfully solicit calls TO examine stock,
feeling confident offer such inducements as to
make them Gu ustomers. HAlGHT " SEARS,
I'd St, one door from Perry.
May3l-dwIy DAVENPORT.
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THE undersigned would respectfully announce TO
the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity, and to all
those wishing to purchase MONUMENTS 10 the mem.
ory of their deceased friends st they be supplied
by calling at his shop, Main st between First and
Second side, where he will be pleased to furnish
CUT STONE Of every description ,asl ow as it can be
bought in the Western country.
Italian and American Marb efor Monum, nts, HEA
and FOOT STONES. Also superior article of FREE
STONE, &c, vefy cheap. w. w. KENNEDY.
Davenport, Jnne y, lS53-2I .....
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C CarOs.


gaiion-i and Nest Of Methodist Church.
June s6,h IS d& wtf
j. D. HICKMAN, NJ. D. NJ. d. HICKMAN. NJ. o.
DRS. HICKMAN,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS,
Cftce on Brady st, East side, bet Cd q Sd.
T Especial attention TO Operative surgery and
sufgicaidseases generally. -
2, 'j5-dwu.
A. TT. MILLER
G NEBAL EAND AGENTs
Enters Lands, Locates Land Warrants,
BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE,
RENTS HOUSES AND FARMS,
COLLECTS RENTS, PAYS TAXES
AND ATTENDS PROMPTLY
TO ALI BUSINESS INTERESTED TO MS CARE
Office over the Post Office,
DAvErJro7T, Iowa.
CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
for sale on very reasonable terms jsly '55 Gm d
DR.. W. n LINE.
RADUATE of the Jefferson Medical College,
~ Phi'adeiphia. and OF four years extensive prae.
tical familiarity with The diseases oithe 9stern coun,
Try, respectfully offers his pre- fessoua services 10 Tho
citizens of Davenport ana yieiIity Attendance al
hours ofthe night. Offee it street near the new
pennsylvania House. Davenport Ma.4 '55 d-t
DR.. A. NJ. SMITH,
Eclectic Physician.
oafce oa Brady street between End and ID Resi-
dence on Thrdstreet between main ard Brady.
Special attention eiscb TO ihe treBtment Of Serofu-
Ia and al othsr chronic diseases.
hpfi 1855 DAVENPORT. IOWA.
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". d ~. r. X. Co.
Notice to Stockholders,
THE Fourth lrstailme Mt of Ave nsr zen,
NJ. M. r. X. Co. 10 due on 18th Noyemh.s ~ y
payable attn ONCE OF Cook 4 SARsExr-and Ave -,
cent will be due and payable at same plase an Xxx !
each month thereafter tnlfurther notice. :
GEO. b. SARGENT.
nov ''2-si-"uSa Asst. Trsasases
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Notice to Contra ctOrs.
OsYtcx OF ARrRoroiIrAs RAILROAD
Georgetown, ID. @, uece,

osyicx or 8KrRorotIrks RAILROAD coarAav,
Georgetown, ID. CT December ID, 1854 4,
PROPOSALS grading and bridging
y half t3l ncs OF is rosd will he received
office uni three O'Clock, The 18th
day Febrn iry next
Inc pode plans and speedca will be ready for in
specsiou o afef The 5tl day Of February
Railroad extend
Washington Baltimore and Ohio railroad
w the latter road Of the
Potomac making saving Of
miles travelled from
and northwestern states OF FORTY 1--WE
miles
Proceeding Of will, the Baltimore and
ONO aoaa the route extends 70 the city Of Frederick and pass
agricultural districts OF Na land terminates
agerowa, where connects with lines Of railroads
extending 70 Haisbng the Pennsyvania Cen
railroad, Ike
Tho portion of which proposals invited
westerly District Of Columbia ON miles
from Georycsowp) 10 the city OF Frederick.
will be received for ue work in sections OF mile
each orr tori 10 en distance Of 43h miles,
The work generally medium character for this part of the
facility vigorously and with
The country elevated rolling
We'll watered, and remarkably healthy
CONDITIONED completion viii be
proposing the
the Office he had by addressing
OF company by ieher the day Of letting
order OF board oil drectorsi
FRAN rs DODGE, President
EDMUND FRENCH Chief Engineer
Dec3 i--2aw
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TO INvENTORS.The office OF the Inventors Protective
tonal Union 7th opposite the of the
Patent Othce
The oceis ready solicit
for members, with all possible despatch.
model will be the Office where models
be made the shortest
invited the office, where
regard objecs
All be addressed Office promp
attention will be given Them.
Central Office Washington, ID. @.
President of Inventors Protective Natcnsi Union
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A CARD TO HousEkEEPERs The subscriber bsgs
public his
which complete
recently received addition his former
beau u variety Of
Cut aud pressed glass
gold and richly decorated French China
table cutlery. silver plated goods
Isnps nd aifandoes, block goods
Japannea bronze and iron goods
sets, fixtures, baskets and brushes
Rriran ala Iron Cains
Mana and table ornaments, fancy articles sc.
forming
found IN Washington
himself sell cheap he bought In this
ofrs cities An examination Of articles and
es,y solicited. c. w. BorELER,
Dec io--eoJaai Iron Hall
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philadelphia college Of Medicine.

THE institution will begin October o.
1 =
Pull courses Of lectures
Degrees conferred in March aud
Fees: one tm course, Sct Perpetual ticket $50 Natcua
<S Graduation fee, SIS To
courses another institution $50 including graduation
PersonaIn taken faculty progress
student Examinations
each branch Ia al aciles for equal
IN the county For further information, address
u. HOWARD RAND, NJ u. Dean,
les South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
ACg t-lawwpt law5td
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United states Paseat Once.

Washington, December u.s. 1874.
IN petition Of William Perrin Of Lsweli
praying extension OF
Of March, tsAi, Improvement. machues
square joint dove tai for Year, nom the expiration Of said
patent, which lakes place the 24tb day March, ir55
II is ordered that he said Office
Monday, l2i Of March ~ O'Clock,
show
why said petition ought to be granted
Persons the required file PATENT
objecnons specially
before heanns alt fired party
with The rules OF the oce which wiz be furnished ap
cation.
testimony The win be closed Of
deposrioss, and relied
filed Office before the morning Of
ments, IL within ten days thereafter.
this be published in the Unnu- ine
and Evening STAR Wsshegion, D. O. Pennsyvansn,
Philadelphia centhc American, New York and Patriot,
New Hampshire, for
the iaih OF Msrch the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. SEdiof- OF the above will
bills Ofce,
Dec lb-law3w r
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RELi4si BELLS' BELLss-For churches, academies, fac
toIies steamboats,, plantations nade and
hana by .ubserhe,
foanry which has
of
their world wide celebrity for of
quality The succceded
applying the OF loan moulding IN bell casting
perfect casting and
excellence their bells
ceved January, 1854 hs first premium silver meda Of the
Worlds Fair New York, all Others, from
aud Europe being competition and which Is the eighenh
medal besides pom tnat has been awarded them They
bells
furnish order chimes number
bells, and
States and Canadas Their hansns comprising ard
valuable consist Of with
which be turned the bell spring
ciappe proioneing the sound; suins
For steamboats,, steamships
proved revolving yoke fancy haagng brass
furnished. We whole paris
rehaDg bells
specifications being Old bells taken , II exchange.
Being immediate with the principal all d
railroad canal orders
dsspach which, either personally by
specruiy solicited al
A. MENEELY'S SONS, E
Feb2i-dly West Troy, Albany CO.. N. Y.
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los. WILSON,
Actug Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO FIRE EMPTioN CLAIMANTS.

Under approved ID March, Is53
extend rights settlers
exleaded
where
made da'e annent,
paid per
the day hsed for The public safe And BY approved 27
March, entitled rllef
the pitsarawal be
ordinary
lands the OF doi,ar ant twenryhve acre.
paid for before the day
Therefore, entitled
of odd
81 March, 1852 above
70 the lh March, 1885, hs date OF lm.hil OF under
evrry person
empiiou March, 1854 any above
the sixteenth Of ocfoeer Louis
the
Office, at the
by law pracseabe seeing notice and before
tor pubic
iand the med Otherwise
feted.
JOS. 8.
Acting Commissioner o be General Land Once.
. Sep l7-iawl3w Int. and Star.l
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EkNMNN EtONDNft NtNdemta
last received. BY direct from Fsnsof,on the
Maine dozen Of those celebrated sold
since, and % all who
bought OF them. For Of Cleanliness sou
and beauty light sxcsed article
mir bly, uied for colleges schools puse departments mse@s
o. Congress- and ali other
viii the affect the
equally well suited for ladies needle
Night.
Also hard oil. ethereal an
kinds and Oi
styles which viii be sold my
largest 10 The city, ADD fniag the
q. wHITTLragY,
53f Seventh street
u Ftsnk's lamp city.
r. s.-ul bills made sii must bs settled mcnthiy.
Dee -eu2wlf
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arHhNGH NOVELS, by Dumas. Bnixar, and others,
imported from Paris the anders,enedi prices varying IS
>ents upwards many OF them beautifully illustrated
Dci7 FRANLK. TAYLOR,
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Dec 3l--2awtFeb5


IN EbeRezer Beard OF New sharon, Maine
ing OF patent granted him the 10Th
sii, .popelrrsn for
expiration OF said which takes
ioti day OF April 1855
the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, 6h day o. Mmch next Il o'clock, and all
nnsided
said petition ought npt 10 be granted
required file the Patent
Office their objections, specially set firth wsg nj least
hearing all flied by
hearing
with he rules OF the Office which will
applcaiion.
The testimony The viii be closed the dth day March,
relied
lce before the that tn.
within days thereafter.
be published in the Union
and Evening STAR asnngioa, d. q. Eve
Philadelphia seeuhc American, New York; aud Patriot
Concord New Hanpshi for
previous 10th day Of March next
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
COMMISSIONER Of Patents.
SEditors the above will
bills Patent uce, VITA paper containing
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CFALED PROPOSALS. viii be received nnn 10
y Of tae Sss day o. January afuhns BY
deliverable at
United States cotns aad Eqapass Depot schuylsu Arsenal
in au .
tAaeo ed wlcd cloth, weighing
per yard
yards 81 dyed whed cloth, weighing y
yard
10000 army BLANKETS gray (h letters u 8 in black
The ceatre,l be- feet aAd
ave fee wid each blanket wsss ave pounds
20CO blansc tain the letters y black
lo.9 eeatse) ftx feet lung and ave
and haf feet blaaSet weigh three p0ahds
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On aad a}tcr Tsesasy, November 7, 1854,
THE daily Cosdcassle and asme
~ O'Clock. The arrival o. The
sisins BREAKFAST board
Manassas tos Snssnurg,
wih iut Waurnsn, aud Sosdoasvis
railroad Tor kcmoad,
ogessilie, ard Stsaat0n.
IN. ears leave daily Aexaasrss intermediate
sauons al be ARRIVAL as n
The ytrsiaa Central railroad from Richmond, Charocsvi ans
staunton.
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AZ. A. q 4 l. l. NJ a.
na,,s...If. -, ~

Counsellor at La0
Has removed a Frankla Row. corner
a rhrrssoln he yin
vIns devoted much time he law concerning patents he wiz
iviee opintens legal before
justices Coiupbia viii
preparation and tia Of suits CONCERNING patents.
HE wi ais. give par
claims before Congress either o. ms and
VIII also claims before any board established r their
'' &c, as.-sii
prcH JEwELRY--a. W. GAIT BRO. offer msgnia
cent assortment Of rich swe OF sis latest Styles
sissng of
Earrings and bre-iss- diamond pearl snamelied and plain
Geniemen,s diamond pins and studs
Dsmona snsnelsd ruby, pearl weddings and sgnet rings
LADIES' catalan, Isck.ts, seals, md keys
Gold ,hi@s'ss mosaic lava enameed and plain sleeve
Which, ,oss,e win toe arsesI asssr,mes Of superior gold
are selling at
NJ W. GAIT a BRO.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and ION sifee,s
fosSD-Se
B ALL AND WINTER ssyte. o ready made e,othinx
Of superior sut aad nh e"braeing ,e Iams .sr'oa, neg
coats piain figured
s,Ss v ."a afa sss s"s % and
m above ''''' V" '' s.isi 6 Co..
ara aa'ee iias a, G,s,s," ,ia s%p sn'S.,
parrish Aimamse aud Companion fer 1850, contain
las .,. ?, q ne royal mn,.t ad,c
as ard eolosa so,sfamen's and personnel imports erpor
ss ...'aa Il rssssn ~ ss sse. Of Sessa", paris
draesi and valuable articles the campaign
people aae,aaea. ana railroads public
improvements chronology ard other useful aud valuable
Jan rRASog TAYLOR
NY ce.,..h,p ssa 40 Consequences, " Henry waoa
The World : we,s.saes ), Ewsaas' 2
on ,aleM TAYLOR NAURy,s
Jan W Bookstore, e,h street
SrAspARU French Aashers, ass .ai,iea., 4. ane
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limited STATES Mail Lime CALIFORNIA;, via Aspin-
u walt month, arsi
ca ssass the NAVY Department. Of not less than
1000 burden, guarantyiHg speed and safety
The Panama raiirond completed TO Obspo ~ miles IRON
Panama.
The embraces 81 miles rnfl
Aspnwa ~ miles
dry road recently thorough order single passenger
therefore, IN honsihe passenger
and their baggage being only transferred to aud on mnes
alongside the
There viii transportation in fusns this
sickness description.
Rssery. being always kept In at New York. Pana
and Sn Francssco detention Of accident
The Ii entirely reliable
will ba
larry in Pacific, In ~ 10 l2k days
Passengers will Panama tbs aztec arrive Asn
Through tek afae isWest be had tha ~
Wesi street, York.
Jan ls--dw
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To the heirs OF John Orr and Henry Gucnard,
Cor Quinend.)

ustrkp NAVAL AsyLuM,
Philadelphia December 8, lisa
loHN colosed audsman beneficiary a this institution,
j died herr on eh OF July inst-
Henry uuuar marine, and beneficiary, died here
Each OF ,he deceased properly value which
he
Bec-7-iawiw
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u ANTHONY, No. 3Os Broadway, New York. mass-
Es dagneeoups mnnss,
ac and importer Of plates chemicals, fancy frames and
caype and chemicals for paper pictures md mate
rials Of every description.
supplied FOR
c. o. Barrsons celebrated also Voislande Shon
always hand.
30e Broadway, June IT, 1854.
June 29--diyear' G
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HHCC0LATE Cocoa, BromA.- W. BAKER cor
u American Cocoa
premiums awarded the chief
Union, by all the
Uaited states, shd by their agents:
Hussey Murray, New York Twels, Philadelphia
". Brundge, Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
Oaio; and s. II. Howell, Georsrtown d. G.
Us eFSGa WALTER BAKER, CO.,
Ap2-aiy Dorchester.
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For Lynebhurg tbs Al sh4oicsye
Mondays, W wednesdays, and Fridays.
For lnfsy New Market connecting with hs stages
TUESDAY Thursdays, ard Saturdays
For with the Piedmont
daily, with Tie At the riaps
Per orierE w. D. BHotkhff, Axent
Nov I--du
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The above carrying The United matt viii
their regular trips Alabama tue i1 Of Novomeef
AeAt avng daily Montgomery daily, the arrival
connecting daily Al Montgomery win
The ,audst Monte the New OH, mail boats
One Selma the downward
O'Clock, a, IN.
The above experienced
officers The comfort and
The rates freight by win exceed any
DER barrel, aud one bale Of COTTON.
For freight pasnge having elegant Recommendations apply
oc, a7-den COX, BRAINARp, co,
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1900 blue flannel iOr inning gIeat Goals
Thosy kai, by Band Or errsa
srass scales, A. e > sefs. corp; Pnys'
susplss ssr coats, (Srsssl
Worsted sashes, crimson
lace, esOh seen orange, red, sky blue,
and yellow
Pompons
elsnsd leather, for v1ors and chin.slrsps
Mosccco, Tor cap Innings
OH silk, Tor cap covers
Blue serge, tor e~at innings
sewing ELK and twist
Druuls, con,plets ARTILLERY and nfsntry
cords, heads batter and saaes SETS nss aad Sticks
pairs
Basss, win exlts moash-peees, and uumpe's
Axe aud ha chrt bandivss spades
Tia csnle.ns, TO hold tbrr~ pinis
Bunung, red, white, aad blue
poles fo hospital, wall and common tents
b?l,ies rope, TINT cord
Ghrison and recruiting hai'isrds
Wooden tent buttons aud slips
Blank books ands stationery
All III wnca il l. desirable
conform, te standard pattern sealed IN
sample patterns BY matt, any iniorma
the subject which may DC desired oy manufacturers wish
rn per delivery will be retained until
winch be forfeited The Jar
hng and pulatons q the contract About oe ou %
u THESE super VII be fsd on or before tbs Isl % Jny next
Tor th service available
ne WI be ga 10 BY one % e quantity
o. All ms suppiiss saenioned.
Of which two required Bids desired
ooy from rsaa dealers ~ The aes proposed
manufacturer regular dealer the
desired supplies when as' % ne a a "s y @ .ssTa
intended be proposed as securities N cs con'raca obtained
Letters containing proposals should hs endorsed Poposas of
aaaresssd 10 G. H. CRosMAN
MAJOR auarsemaser United states Army
Dec 27-3awt3lJan
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pAkhER NJ MS noy store under National Hats lbs,
10 soxso large and small Bachelors
universally conceded 70 be the colrins inc hs
without injury the ska hssh
brown We recommend Assr a,e IL nss
FARKGR'a Fancy and Psrfum~ry s,ns- +
Dec s-eodA- Under National Hotel.
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Salamander Safes.
ESANS & WATSON No Dc Philadelphia,
Ia Pa Gate No 80 Dock sree have hand
men of their
PATENT sALaMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PRooF SAFES,
Bank wants and iron doors for md stores
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERAToRs,
Water hters seal and letter copyny Fairbanks
and counter scales.
Soie for Hnitcrworl's Beley Yaes,
patent powder proof bank locks. Please n
Reference ade TO few OF the hundreds who have
sales in atE4L
r. Masruder, h Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton, ID. q.
Farmers and Meshsnics' Bank, phiadeiphia,le safes.
United States Mint,
United States Arsenal Sin Caliiorua in Philadelphia.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, safes
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Philadelphia
Richard Nofrs son, Locomotive Works. Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester Virginia
Mr., f. Wood Fogg Pennsylvania
Washington. c. authorized orders
make sales OF the above.
May f-2awlY EVANS WATSON.