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Pure Congres. water

t'i'oM the Saratoga Spring for sale by the dozen
l. or single bottle.
Also Moore a fioopsr's superior Citrnte IF MaeM
fla or purgatiye Mineral Winter. one II tl,c mos,
pleasant and "a ctual cafhartics known
,ail nj Moore lionper's new drug Store ON Main.
bl"een "a and Sd Streris, north eide k,ohuk lava.
june ;, $3.50.
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DIRECT MPORTA ION.
n n


IMPORTERS and Whoicpaie Dealer, have this
l. day received pr shp Shamrock from Liverpool
~ New Orleans and steamer the Mississipla al
invoice If Gallery, File, Edge Toois, &c-, direct
from the Manufacturers in Sheffield which, to-
yether with increased purchases from American
manufacturers. form the largest Stock Of Miseelia-
neoas Hardware and Cutlery brought the
STATE of Iowa; which hey offer and guarantee to be
at 81 Louis I,rioes and earnestly solicit from Deal
ers an examination Of the same previously 10 gong
far her.
March %, 1850 dAw
GARDEN TAoWEL> If different sixsr, for sale
NJ by s. ~ H. TUCKER
May /, 1850 dxw
4 MES sIIoNfI.S Il large Stock a, ST. Louis PR
I ces, fur rae 10y :. W. IL. TUCKER.
jel3d&w
I)ltks and mattseks, large stock Of different
J. qualities at s.. Louis prices. for nile hy
Jel3 d&w s. W. 4 II. TICKER.
GALVANIZED Iron Pump Tubing fur -aie hs
~ dAw . ", Ii. TUCKER
I ARGE SAND SCREENS If the upright kind far
= br,cklayers and ma.ons, for raIe hy
jei5 dAw :. W. All TUCKER
N\TASlIlNG MACHINES. the patent foating
w knnekle Washing Machine, much used IN In
d'apa and Ohio, and wonderful time and labor as
ing machine. winch should lie used is all !ar.,f
families and hotel keeper.
sjcl3 daw & W 4 II TICKER
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Don't Forge,
BURLINGTON

Corner Main and Jefferson streets.
BURLINGTON, Iowa.
A BRANCH Of the Mercantile College of Penn
4 \ acknowledgements by the Legislature of
that State with perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES
His Excclcncy the HoN. JAMES BrcHAxAy HoN.
WILLIAM WILKINS, date Secretary at War; the
Hos. MOSES HAMILTON HoS. w. IL. Lowry Hon.
CHARLES NAYLoR and GES. j. h. MooEEnLAp.
FACULTY
ANDREW T. liowpEN, late senior Professor of Book
Keeping and Commercial Science i'll the Mercantile
College of Pennsylvania.
Lotus Ii. DALHoFF, late Professor Of Commercial
and Ornamental lenmanship il the same insttu
ton.
CnAs. BEN DARWIN, membar IF the Buriin gtol,
Bar Professor Of Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying out in every par
tlcuar that course IT training fur business intro
duced and followed up for upwards Of fifteen years
by Mr.. Dlff, the founder u the Mercantile COLLEGE
OF Pennsylyani by which about 3 900 merchants
and accountants haye been qualified for business.
1t is regarded by business men as the most
thorough and effective preparation for the account
ant given in the United States. IL comprchends
upwards of 400 real business fransactions--llustrs
ting six different methods Of conducting books by
double entry-7-about 800 commercial computations
explaining many business operations not found in
common arithmetic comprehensive course Of
mercantile penmanship- mess forms and busi-
ness ietters-daily lectures commercial law and
commercial sciences.
Duf's Bookkeeping, Iiarpers edition, price 81,
30, the most perfect and comprehensive in the Eng
lish language. bluffs Western sfeamere Account
ant, perfect system for such accounts, SI-To be
had at cerse's Book Store, jefferson Street.
3sS Send for Circular by mail.
Burlington, July 10, 1895. d&w
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Gas Fixturcs.

WE nnders gned are prepared to receive orders
for lifting up stores Offices and dwelling houses,
the same, and guaranteeing all their work to be gas
tight.
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have noa
been called upon, are requested to leave their ad
dress with ls, through the Post Office
Ord IRIS executed iii the succession in which they
are received. HgorIELD 4 BROTHER
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1919. FALL STOCK. 1856
e. H. MIL LER e. CO.

No. 81 81 Main st., ST. Louis Nh.
1AFOKTERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Chi
i M, Glass and Quscnswar; Lamps Chandeliers,
lacking Glasses Lanterns Yellow aud Rockingham
Ware; Britannia Ware, English and American Pipes
snd Pipe Heads. &c.
Our long experience IF TWENTY YEARS in the
business In st. Louis and unusual facilities for
getting goods a, the LOWEST PRICES, enable US to
cder great Inducements 10 CASH customers and
PROMPT men, and we invite all such to call and
examine our stock before purchasing.
August so, iS55.-lmw
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sU N N r. DRY GOOD s!
Fresh Arrival.

Fresh Arrival
100 PACKAGES of Dry Goods, bouch, n, the
IOO recent great Auction sales ut New York and
will lie sold cheaper than ever before offered IN the
Western country.
We invite the particular attention 81 wholesale
and retail purchasers TO this stock, which is now ar
irving; which together with stock on hand
makes one Of the LARGEST, GREATEST and BEST stock
of Dry Goods in the West. Among which may be
! found
10 GOO yards prints nj cents par yard
% 100 do do fast colors) nj Ct.
10 600 do printed Lawn, from g.! TO 10 cts.
70 600 do Manchester, Hamilton and Pacific De
LANES at f2l.
10 900 yards dress silks from 40 cents to So 90 per
yard
so bales brown sheetings from to s CTS.
20 cases bleachcd do do to i24.
5000 yards Lancaster Bingham.
Large stock Of CarpetInS. consisting Of Royal
Velvet and Brussels, Imperial, , ply and Ingram Of
every variety. Rugs, OIL Cloth, and Mattings to-
gether with house furnishing goods Of every dc
serip,ion. j. A. DuRkEE co.
So Main Street
kcokuk, june %, 1885. d6w.f
Boiler TOP Furnaces.
\ FINE article for house keepers during hot wea-
! 4 Their. For sale by
August 0, 1855. End 4tw
I>ooT SCKAPES with and wishout pans for sale
by +. W. Bl Ell 4 BRO.
PATENT SAD IRONS.
JIG BONES Of patent, officiating Sad Irons
~ which viii be sold in lots TO suit purchasers
BY Z. ". tEL BRO
August ., 1855. 2wd 4tw
Fire, Fire. and Thieves!
ETFTEEN Phoenix Fire Proof Safes in Store and
Tor sale al makers prices, carriage added, by
j. III. SULLIVAN co.
August Q, 1885. DIT wifi
Oxen 6trayed or Stolen.
A YOKE cf Oxen strayed from the residence of the
\ undersigned. ON Sugar Creek five miles from
heokuk, about n month ago. They are about seven
years old oi large size, spotted white and blue
The other red and white. Also small red COW about
five years old.
rcusnnahie reward viii b. paid for the delivery
Of the cattle or for information where they may
he found DAVID HAGA,
August %. ls55.--ltddlmw
Fresh Lemons.
, homes choiGe Sicily Lemons, Just received and
- for sale low by We ri NKHou SER
fune 30
Lightning Rods.
fA\1lTil Points and Fixture warranted not 10
Wv eorrode. For sale by
j. II. SULLIVAN CO.,
JAIy ~, 1890. Ito Main Street, keokuk
4 CoMPLETE assortment Of swiss and Book
Muuslins, Bishop Lawns, Car,-net Cambrics
Linens, aces, White Curtains. Ae., for sale cheap t
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FANCY GOODs,

~ received mn elegant assortment II fine Goods,
- such Is French China Vases, Parian and Term
Gotta. Ae.. Pitchers, Lavender and Cologne Bttles
Fruit standr, Gard kcceivers, Cigar Stands Jewel
Stands, Spoon Gobiets, Fguresr Cupids Bur t.. dc.
Also on hand good assortment of Crn kerry oml
ulassware CAREY 4 kILB0l KNE
June Is. tSI5
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more the public health, than any
other one causc. There can BE- no
80 question that the Cherry P,otoral
fN has by its thousand on thousand
cures Of CoIds, Coughs Asthma
Group, Influenza, Bronchitis, &e..
very much reduced the proportion Of deaths from eo
suinptire diseases IN this country. The Pills are n
coed as the Peetordl and will cure more complaints
Every body needs more or less Iurging Purge the
blood from ITS impurities Purge the Bowels. Liver
ANA the whole yiseeral system from obstruction -
furse out tho diseases which fasten ON the body to
work its decay But for disease WI should die only
y old aec. Take anidotcs early and thrust il from
H4s system, before 1t Is yet too strong to Weld
ayers PILE do thrust vut disease not only while
y II weak, but when ii has taken strong hold
isead the astounding statements of those who have
been cured by them from dreadful Sercfula Dru,ss.
Ulcers skIn Diseases, kheumatism. Neuralgia Nv.
pepsia, internal Pains, Bilious Complaints Heart
butn Head ache, Goat, and many less dangerous but
teii threatening aiiinsnts. such pimpcs ON the
lace worms, Nervous Irrtabii,y, Loss Of appetite.
,.ieguiarities, Dizziness the head, Colds Feve.s
DsTn'ffy and indeed every variety II complaint for
VIXEN !nrgatise ksnedy is required.
ih'sc are NO randoua statements but arc ;utia4nti
elalls 9 u ~ 90
them. - y "i'i'ue
!. Fnct - etc. pr Box Boxes for 81 90
n Pared ny Dh. J AVER Cbemi-t. Lowell Ns
sasd soid by ali respectable Druggists ever, where
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Ten Dollar. Reward.

STRAYED from the plantation of the subscriber
- three weeks ago, large black mare about 81 4
teen and half hands high, square hipped and
heavy made, i've years old last spring thin in flesh
no white or other particular marks about her reco
lected, unshod and WAS when she left little ten
der in her front feet. will pay the above named
reward TO any person that will deliver her TO me in
st. Francisville, Missouri, or to Mr. iiobb. on the
farm on String Prairie, formerly owned and coeu-
ped ~ Levi Milledge. WIN. :. ALLEN.
b July %, ls55.--w2m
III DOZEN mems 6ne fssh,onabl. Silk Hat If
y. the latest spring and summer style for sale
cheap at EIiELDON' q HAT EMpoRII M
April 70, 1855. WY
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TROY ACADEMY.

MO M n VI
yISHE next Term of this lnstit ION will commence
on edncsday, September l9ih and continue
eleven weeks under charge Of
y. lhrER, ar Principal, aud Teacher in Greek and
Mathematics.
2ESRr RES, A. B., Prof in Latin and Rhetoric
Miss NJ. j. PIER, Teacher Of Dlawing and Paint
ing.
TERMS
Preparatory, s. 30
Higher Englirh, 90
Languages, $50
Drawing and Painting, extra.
B,oks md Stationery furnished to the Students a !.
reasonable rates by the Principal
j. PIPER. Principal.
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Lightning Rods

4 CoMPLLTE assortment of swiss aud BooL
Monslins, Bishop Lawns, Car,.net Cambrics
Linens iaces, White Curtains ae.. for sale cheap 1t
sept. ], 1890. j. u. MINCIELL cos
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Sash, Blinds and Doom

To tho Citizens Of keoknk.
i AFfNG interested with us the Messrs. Sco6eids
L in the Gas Fitting Business, we would assure
The public that all orders given 10 them will be ex
ccutcd in n neat and workman-likc manner and
that they can rely upon the work done by them. as
being Of the very best material.
Az it will be but short time before the gas will
be introduced, we would recommend 10 those desi
Of lighting up at the time Of the completion Of
he works that they give immediate orders for ripe
fixtures, &c, otherwise, many would ls DELAYED g.
yond tina. time, as Il would he impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
July ), 500. G. HERR 80.
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*XNuE Fab Terw Commences September 9TH and CON
a Times fourteen weeks.
A full Board Of experienced and permanent Teach
IL now connected with this Institution.
The best inducements offered those wishing
thorough instruction in the Classic in French in the
English and the @ .namcnta Branches.
Boarding house is open for young ladies, and il
ID iHtended offer them course Of education as full
and thorough as can be obtained at any Fema, * IN
mary.
For further particular, circulars apply TO the
Principal. III. X. EDSON
Denmark August % ss5--3iw
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FOR SALE!
1--WE most valuable property in k.ol,t -
= the ~. Charles Hotc,--the largest huila
in4in ke0kuk except the Public school Ionss
- afueecd In the very best place in the ci,v fr
ti0feL md long and fssorably known a. one Of ,ha
host n fhe Stale, IL nHs offered for ae d. fssora
ose terns. RANKIN 4 MILLER.
g4Jady3e, Ies5.--d1Hlf
FnrasoIss parHsofst.s
IUBI seesiyed per american Express 700 new style
~ farneols, which We oGer for sale very low.
July -, JS53.-tf J. A, DURKEE d co.
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d. =. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE

NJ IiOLESALE and retail dealers in Hats Cap.
w Bonnet and Millinery Goods, East side If Main
street. ID door from Third, keoknk, Iowa, are now
receiving their Spring stock If Hats, Gaps, Bonnets
Ribhols and Millinery tioods. Merchants from the
country are respectfully invited To cali and examine
their stock md price,.
March 90, 1888.
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900 D0Z. Wool Hats just received, at very low
-UU prices, by
ID. F HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
e0O D0Z. Palm leaf and Straw Hats all stvles,
OOO by ID. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
S0 D0Z. Fine Fur and Cashmere Hats high
~ and low crown all qualities for sale CHI ~,
ny ID. i. HUMPHREY GAGE.
000Q Straw and SIX Bonncts Of the most ap-
- OOo pr we'd styles by
II. +. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE
| IBB0Ns, f-w hundred pisces in t received by
IL u. i. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
NJ iLlINERl Goods # every description, ana at
VI reduced prices.
d. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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I yKfND SfoSES--A small lot If the NovA SEQ
~ TIA just received and for sale by
BALDWIN, EVANS co.
4 MEXICAN Table Cutlery. just received a beau
: A tifnl assor ment 10 which, we invite attention
BALDWIN. EVANS go.
NUFFiN TRMMINGS-Just received = small
- lot, and for sale by
BALDWIN, EVANS 4 Co
FAD PIPE--A supply just received, and for sale
IL by BALDWIN. EVANS d co
M GOD AREWF--oser 4 600 gross sorted sizes
w Of the best gimblet points in store aud for
sale low by BALDWIN, EVANS co.
0ES-Jast received large supply uf handled
IL ana Carolina Hoes. aud FOR sae AZ reduced pr-
ccs by BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co.
ScfTliEs-Jist received large supply Of grass
~ grain aud bush Sc hes.
BALDWIN, EVANS co.
I VOLTS kENULv Ei,S--A small lot just received
~ and for sale by BALDWIN, EVANS a co.
Circular saws.
4 SMALL 10. If large sizes just received by
"A BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
March Is, 1855.
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Prepared by JAMES c. AVER Practical and Ana
ytieal Oh mist, Lowell, Mass Price IS cent? per
box. Five boxes FIR 81.
SOD by II. il. Ayres, keohuk, Who'll sale and re-
tail Fo,t Madison, T. Whitney Bro; Kec~auqua
c L,ib, Montrosc, IL. Singer; and by all d. uggists
every when,. ian II dom
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Oxen 6trayed or Stolen.
:, INJJ. lux ! III "

Fycsh Lemons.
, = BONES choGe Sicily Lemons Just received and
- Tor sale low by We. FlNKHOu SER.
fune 10 a
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Table CUTLERY

ATTENTION ATTENTION.
aViNG made arrangements for the establish
4 ment Of large Clothing Mandatory, on the
Eastern plan, | am now offering my spring and
summer Goods AT PRIME COST. Those in need OF
Clothing will find this To be a rare chance.
Corner Of First aud Main Streets.
NATHAN HOFFHEIMER
kcokuk July IL, Is55.---dAwly,
- - -
RsdfaHiie aencBy,
a ~ PkisID safffele, fer gase hy
j.. i j. X LLOYD.
keoknk, June 27, ls55.--6mw.
SNAIiis- Just received and for sale low by
~ BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co.
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IT is estimatA that Ayers
CHERRr PEcTuHAL AND cArHAR-
nc Pills have done more to pre-
more the public health. than any
other one causc. There can BE- no
question that the Cherry P,otoral
has by its thousand on thousand
curSs Of Colds, Coughs. Asthma.
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PATENT SAD IROys.

nc BONES Of patent, self heating Sad Irons.
~ which viii be sold in lots TO suit purchasers.
BY z. ". BJEL BRO.
August 9, 1850 ewd 4tw
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-26
NUMBER 100.
From the London Atheneum.

New Expedition into Genital Africa.
The limits Of the great unea plored regions Of
Africa may be roughly indicated by the parallels
OF 10 degrees north and south Of the equator, and
extending from Adamaua In the west to the So.
mani country In tho east This extensive region
Is Just touched by the routes Of South African eA-
piorers, LIVINGSTON and Lacerda and by the Ab,.
slnian travellers, by Barth, 0yelweg Vogel NJ d
the Chadda Expedition in the north. TIL greet.
est inroad into this unknown region has been made
by travelling up the Bahr e Abaid, or VIM, ~.
err on which and along which there has been a
continuous tide Of explorers ever since 1885, when
the Egyptian government dispatched an expedition
up this river; which was followed by sever IN.
ers OF the same kind, as well as by Austrian Cath.
0iic M Missionaries, by many traders and adven,urers
me extreme points reached on this river by ay
OF tre travellers lay between 1 and degrees roi n
iafitude. II is from Lake No that tie new expedi.
u.'n Is going to penetrate to the westward up the
5Hhr 81 Ghazal. This expedition Is fitted out by
and under the direction Of NJ. Brun Rollet, a Sar-
dnian, who for the last twenty-three years "a
been residing IN Khar,um, chiefly engaged in mer.
camille pursuits This gentleinsn has ALREADY as
cended the Eahrcl Abiad seyssVl tinrs from Kah,-
tum as far as deg. north lattutes III which e>plo
ratons full acc unit will shortly be published
As may be supposed MNI3sHm nollet u of-
mately acquainted with thefonntties Of the White
river, its inhabitants, and &Atpsal resources He
has been very successful iffAEis mercantile trans.
actions, particularly in ivory and gum, SO abun-
dant In those countries, t'e yearly export Of the
former amounting at present TO about 500 cwt
But he has reason to know that the country he
now proposes to explore is much richer in that
and other articles of CONNIE ce. This expedition
will consist OF six boats manned by about sixty
men, all well armed. NJ. Brrn Rollet is strongly
built and Injured to the climate, of scientific at
tainmehts, and has been aided in his scientific
outfit and preparations by the savans Of Paris
and Turin The expedition Is entirely a private
one, and undertaken. by his own means, the
French and Sandman governments having given
him special recommendations to the Pacha of
Egypt. NJ Brun Rollet is at present in Cairo
and will shortly start for Khartum, where his
hnul preparations will be made for the ascent
OF the Bahr el Ahiad and Bahr el Ghaza
in the direction of Waday. 1t may be no
ticed that the latter river has mostly been called
Reilak in late years; but am informed by d.
Brun Rolet that the Arabs and the black natives
OF those countries do not know it under that name,
but principally by that of Bahr el Ghazal some
times Misselad.
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GREAT FIELDS OF WHEAr.--The farms Of Messrs.
Henry \. and Thomas Burgwin, on the Roanoke,
In Halifsx county, are the best between Canada
and Louisiana. We learn that the former has
field OF 900 acres in wheat, which good Judges
estimate will yield 20 bushels TO the acre. or $4,000
bushels In all worth at present prices about $50.
900. II Is said TO be a most beautiful sight. Mr..
Thomas Burgwin has field of ZOO acres in wheat,
almost as good. These gentlemen make besides
large quantities Of corn, oats, &c. Their lands Q
in the highest state Of cultivation, and have b,en
iberally supplied with manurcs--so liberaly, that
when they commenced operations it was freely
predicted in the neighborhood that they would
break. Since that time the neighbors have learned
10 follow their good exampe.--N O. Observer.
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BOUNTY LAND.

nFFICERS, Soldiers, Sailors, Marines,
" Landsmen, Flotilla men, Chaplains, Clerks
Indians, Wsgon-nastors, and Teslnstrrs, (theii
widows or minor children who have not yet received
full $50 acres, aud who have been in service IA days
are entitled 10 land IN any war since 1890.
Widows, whose husbands died while In service
are entitled TO pensions and minor orphans Of such
10 years halfpay. All who believe themselves en-.
titled 70 Land-bounty, and Pensions, will be bene-
fitted by calling the subscriber either IN person
by letter, postpaid corner Of 7th and streets, No
4S2, opposite General Post Office.
Claims from agents examined and prosecuted upon
the most reasonable terms.
No pay in advances and no charge II nothing Ia sb-
tained
t1E Refers 10 the citizens generally.
Special attention given 70 suspended claims
yNO. JOHNSON,
ap1s-1y Agent for Bounty Land Pensions.
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The LYscHRURG RAILRoAD.--The completion OF
the railroad from Charlottesville to Lynchburg has,
as we learn from gentleman just from Lynch
burg been placed beyond all question. The Or
ange and Alexandria Road, under whose charter
the Lynchburg extension is being constructed has
secured loan in New York city Of 81 200, ,00O-s
sum sufficient with the previous subscrip ions 10
insure the speedy construction Of this important
link In the great northern aud southwestern lines
Of railway. The work has been conducted up to
this time with an energy that has been unexpected
under the previous pecuniary endorsements that
involved the road.--Char. Advocate e3
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LOOK BEREI

MORE Bounty Land to all who served
w In any war, since $780, whether as officers.
soldiers, sailors, Marines lsndsmen. chaplsns
clerks, Indians, wagonmasters, teamsters Tor their
widows, or minor children )who have not yet received
full 100 acres and who have been in service "a days.
will do well 70 write TO us post paid and their Land
obtained.
Address, or call on
LLOYD 4 CO., Claim Agents,
Opposite The Treasury, Washington, d. O.
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WALL a STEPHENS.

UVENNSTLVANIA Avenue, between 9th
- and i0th streets, have just received large as
sortnent Of Cloths Cassmers and vesting, which
they will have made mp 70 order in the most fashion
able styles.
Also, on hand very lapge stock Of ready-made
Clothing which they win ssl a. cheap - any other
establishment In The United States. aseA