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CLARK, RENFREXy & CO..
Main, Carr and Bidde Streets. ST. Louis, Mo
MANUFACTURES or
STEAM ENGINES md MIL MACHINERY
Pages Portable saw Bills; Child'- Donble do.
Boiler and sheet aron Work.
81. Louis September l. 1S55- Ally.
CAUTION.
A Ii persons forbidden 10 mine. die or remove
IA mineral FROM otherwise trtspass upon the fol-
loving described premises, to-wi-:
The SOUTHEAST q OF section 49, town {. range East
North = OF North-iast ana North = q South "a Of
And further notice is hereby given that any person or
persons resassing upon the above premises vii be dealt
JAMES ToAY
WOODEN wARE.-1oNes.s Painted TuEs nests
w heaEy LUIS ~ dozen Zinc NaSaboards: u dozen
Wood Pals; dozen Well Buckets gross Clothes Pins
dozen t.oA Ilns 100 "eo1eil Bowls 80 Market Bias
GEO. ". coBBs.
NAILS, NAILS.-The unaersig ned has just received
- large Stock of Nails embracing every quality ana
SIZE IN USE which will be sold unusually low for cash
Mineral Point, July "a, 1855. 35-u
over Coats.-A few superior Over Coats and other
~ clothing manuiae ured expressly for this market, for
o.-o y $500 q ! ~ l.
d OPE.-A complete assortment Of Manillo Rope from
sale at GEO. ". CoBBS.
DLATFORM sCALES-FIom 500 lbs and upward
on hand, and warranted true and correct, al FACTORY
prices, at C. ". ooBBS.
(sANDLEs.-12 bo&ss s:ar candles, 10 boxes stesrine
- Gandles 10 boxes sperm caniie~ boxes Adanaiiine
Candles, for sale II g. W. COBBS-
Minersa Point, August l5 1855. ly
- uOkING TOBACCO bills Goodwin & Murry-s
- spanish Mixed SmoAins Tobacco, for sale at
Mineral Point, August 20, 1855. Iy
SseYys> Fi-h.-A superior article of Goldfish and
S~HS-AASs dackeIeI just received and for sale by
ANSLEY < TRAhEL- /
" Dried in plugs, and tine cut in cans, for sale by
ANSLET & TRAMEL. 7
4, RoCERIEs.-Five hhds. New Orleans Sugar; 80 bills.
" CIarifetIsugar Crushed and sugar Imperial,
Gun Power Young Hy and Black TEAS in chests and
boxes, for sale by JOHN MILTON &t C.
HMAs-A few choice Sugar Cured Hams, just out
Il Il of smoke, for sale al. g. W, sCoBB'S-
~ LASS.-1o0 boxes 10, 10 q L, q a. II a l6
JOHN MILTON co.
INENCiNG NAILS-5o Kegs just received and for
Il sale at GEO. ". C0BBS.
Dowde and Fuse.-6oo kegs and half kegs Powder
Il also, O,ooo feet Fuse, fer sale low BY
J. MILTON & co.
BOOTS and Shoes--loo cases Boots and shoes, of all
ID kinds, just received and for sale by
j. MILTON & co.
" and for sale by JOHN MILLION l. CO
COaP.-Ioo boxes Boston Soap, just received and 70,
! y -Sle y JOHN MILTON L co
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MERCHAN rs AND 1IECHANICS MUTUAL
Z NJ - u H a N 9 T. CO.,
OF the City Of Philadelphia.
NOR the purpose of nsuing property for which
l. agents in fair aeang responsible com
pany nave procured the agency the above named
and will take few FIRE risks in
County upon terms fair to the insured offered by
any responsible company.
COBB Il MESSMORE, Agents
=" Office opposite the T. 5. Hotel up stairs.
Mineral Point, october o. 1855. 4e.f
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Horses. Ruggies. and Cal1'-
cop,DT%ERSHIP MOTTO.

Notice. a.
Nv business having been changed .r nSs .
having large amount of unsettled M as az -
/ am anxious TO have them ciosee ..sn5.iins &c .
devote the most of my time N 90 nT!!sfe
Those indebted to me are res :. Stsniss
settle without further delay, J0is
nIuersI Poi1t. Jsnasr5 7s'h, ls''
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

fAAiNIFV iNb EikCE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
rTiilS Company incorporated in 1870 and is
i the oldest and best of the Stock Insurance Com
plnies The statement made the Stockholders June
1th 1915, SHOWS the of the Company S377
So 30 II, HUNTINGTON, President
{. b. Bowers. Secretary.
The agent viii take risks upon good terms as any
other Company, ard will issue policies thereon.
3.-t j. II. CLARl Agent, Mineral Point
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ANGELS IN PETrICoArs. "A funny
correspondent of the Portland Transcript
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Candies, of al kinds,
3 a Z L z 7.

s.anu.acaureG and sold AT Who'll. sale and Eaa
as thev can Ie hit,- al any place ~ tie YES.
ton With this estatlis.44-'.sI.t there j. goes
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PRESERvE YOUR
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A-AJLS.-I25 casks Nails assorted sizes just received
y s-a for sale bv JOHN MI TON & co
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Proceedings Of To-day.

In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Butler intro.
duced bill to change the system of paying
members of Congress from the per diem and
mileage to an annual salary.
After transacting other usual morning bust
ness Of no general interest the bill to protect
American discoveries of Guano Islands was
taken up and was discussed by Messrs. Mason,
Seward. Clayton, Hale and Toombs, ere the
Star went to press.
In the Houie, the motion to amend the
Senates resolution for the termination of tbs
session on the l lth of August, by striking that
time out and inserting the 18th of August,
was agreed to; and, as amended, the said
resolution was passed.
Mr.. Fuller Of Me-, denounced rs Unbound.
ed statement OF Washington correspondent
Of the New York Tribune, wherein he was
represented as having declared his determi.
nation to vote against the contestant in the
Nebraska contested election case, in pursu.
ance Of an arrangement in a Democ ratio par.
| ty caucus, &c
Mr. Phelps also branded as untrue all 81 ID
| In the letter to which Mr.. Fuller had referred
concerning the proceedings in the caucus Of
| the DEMOCRATIC members to which referred
The Nebraska contested election case Was
then taken up, and Mr.. Jewett addressed The
House in favor of the right of Mr. Chanman
to the seat IN dispute.
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unfounded romance. We forbear pointing on {
egregfous blunders where all is distorted and
wrong; and have only to express the hope
that In reference to subjects which are neces-
sarily no part of the public concern, and the
discussion OF which cannot by any possibility
affect the existing relations Of Mr. Buchanan
to his countrymer, there will be that manly
forbearance which even the most unscrupu.
lous opponent cannot always overlook.
80. The Paris correspondent of the ny
Evening Post says: Two incidents have of
late occurred which have excited much horror
and disgust. A priest at Versailles has bee n
arrested Tor having given drugs to produce
abortlon) to q servant girl whom he had Sc
duced and the Grand Vicar of AK has been
detected in perpetrating an natural crime
with soldier. Both culprits were with diff
Guilty saved from the exasperated people.
1.-The theatrical world has been alarmed by
the sudden disappearance of Madeline Bro.
bau. This charming actress married some
time since the grandson of Mario, no relative
Of the famous tenor, but soon got tired of her
husband, and obtained a legal separation, de
corpse ct btene He, however, is still in love
with his own wife, strange idiosyncraoy in
Paris, and runs after her every where. To
avoid his pursuit, she has bolted having
previously obtained the permission of her old
admirer, the Emperor. No one knows whittier
she has fed-the next steamer shall tell YOU
destiny of Europe and Madeline Brobau.
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PERSONAL.

r, 80. Pres ident Fillmore is at the Monteagle
House, Suspension Bridge, on a visit to The
Falls. " 'No
80. Miss Meta Victory Fuller, who writes
for the papers, has been married To O T VIZ
tor, an editor in Sandusky
-. The London Illustrated News has a let
ter dated New York The writer speaks of
Senator Brooks, Of South Carolina Prob.
ably neither he nor his letter has ever bsen
ten miles from st. Paul's. '' 's'n
-. HarPsr's Magazine for August give,
from the I" Editors Drawer" most trso;c al
little bit of romance regarding an earIv io,a
affair of distinguished statesman, whom tho
reader has no difficulty in recognising as Hon.
James Buchanan. of Pennsylvania.
The Phiiadelphia Pennsylvania thus rude.
ly spoils the romance:
We have read the story as copied by the
editors Of the Post from Harpsr's Magazine,
and We assure them that it is the grossest and
most graceless fabrication. Both themselves
and tho editor of Harper's Magazine have
been imposed upon. There never was more
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POLITICAL ITEMS

A large number of the ladies of Fall River.
Mass have organized themselves into an as.
ISOLATION which they style the tJesse Circle. -
Mr.. Louis Thurman. of Richmond, XIV. has
taken the Fourth degree Of Know Nothing ism.
dc writes: This is to notify all whom it NAV
concern that have taken the Fourth degree
In know Nothingism, and intend from now.
henceforward and forever, to vote as please.
Gov. Adams, of South Carolina, has ordered
new election to be held on the 18th inst. , in
the Fourth Congressional district, to Eli the
vacancy occasiOned by the resignation of Hon.
Preston S. Brooks. The Columbia South Car.
Gilman says: We have no doubt that Col
Brooks's course will be endorsed by his con-
stituents, and he will be returned ,,sn.,ns
contradtcente to the position which he is emf.
nently entitled to occupy as a true and tried
representative of South Carolina" An cleo
ton has also been ordered in the Third dis
trict, on the same day, to fill the vacancy oc-
casloned by the resignation Of Hon. L NJ.
Keitt
The Boston Black Republican papers have
oeen quite Jubtlant over a claimed ADHESION OF
the Germans of that city to Fremont. How
the story got afloat is told by the Boston Pilot
''On the 23d ult the German Turner's had a
picnic to the number of three thousand As
they were enjoying themselves, a red faced
corpulent man got up and began to make >
Fremont speech, when a nimbIe fellow 90,
behind him, with sharp instrument cut of
the tails of his coat, and that portion of his
pantaloons which presented the broadest sur.
face, when the laughter Of the audience aud
the discovery of the accident to the orator
that he was not wanted in that crOwi-Rep.
Journal
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union urges the country to read true
sccounts of the outrages in Kansas, and in
sists that much the greater portion of them
are the work of the " Free State" party. In
another article on the same subject the Union
republishes the deposition of the Hon. Daniel
Mace before the Kansas Investigating Com
mittee, prefacing it with the following re-
marks:
"The much-controverted question as to the
origin Of these troubles is put to rest by the
deposition of Hon. Daniel Mace, which is ap-
pended to Mr.. divers minority report In the
kansas-eleetion case. 1t is proved distinctly
by this deposition that the idea of defeating
the true object Of the Kansas act, which was
to enable the bona tide settlers in the Terri
tory to determine for themselves, and perfect
1y uncontrolled by extraneous influences, the
character of their domestic institutions origin
ated with the members of Congress who had
opposed the bill, and Immediately after the
bill was passed. The first Kansas Aid Society
was formed in Washington city, and embraced
most Of the members of Congress who had op-
posed the Kansas bill, and the avowed object
was to procure voters to 20 to Kansas who
would at all times oppose the INTRODUCED of
slavery into the Territory. The Massachu-
sets Aid Societies were the first fruits of this
congressional organization to defeat law of
Congress. To give more efficiency to the Mas
sachusetts project, charter of incorporation
was obtained, and the prospect of making
money was held out as a stimulus to adventu-
rers. In this way fansticism and ayarice en-
tered into partnership, and gave the impulse
to the sectional agitation which is now con-
vulsiDg the cOnfederacy from its centre to its
circumference. The movement, which it is
now found had its origin in Washington. pro-
yoked similar associations on the borders of
Kansas and afterwards in Kansas itself. There
is now no difficulty in fixing the true respon.
sibility for all the Outrages which have been
perpetrated in Kansas"
The Intsiiigencsr's editorial columns are
filled with news, &C., to-day.
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United states Patent Office.

Wesnlngton, July 81, 1885
I'M THE PETITION OF G. w E'R
" ROBINSON, Of Boston, Massachusetts
praying for the extension Of patent gnnteS n
them on the 3Oth Of September, 1872 for AN i'm
provement In steering apparatus for vessels FOR
seven years from the expiration of said nstent
which takes place on the Both Of SEPTEMBER isss
1t Is ordered, that the said petition he heard y,
the Patent Office on Wednesday oath OF Sentsrn
DER next, At ~ O'Clock m; and all person. a,s M
tidsd to appear and show cause, II anv thew NV.
why said petition ought not to be granted e'
Persons opposing the extension are reon,,.a %
ME In the Patent Once their objections, specisuv
set forth in writing, at least twenty DAYS b.fo,s
the day OF hearing; all testimony dled by eithst
party 70 De used at the said hearing must be tafen
ana transmitted In accordance with the miles Of
the once, which viii be furnished on application
The testimony In he case will be closed on the
GIN OF september dispositions and other pa
pefs relied upon as testimony must be fled In the
once on or before the morning Of that day the az
gunens, II any, within ten days thereafter.
, ordered. also, thatthis notice be published IN
tne Onion, lntelligencer and Evening Star, Wash.
ingIon, ID. G.; Republican, Baltimore, MARYLAND:
rennsylvauian, Philadelphia, Pa Day Book
New York, New York and Post, Boston, Mas:
once week for three successive weeks preyjous
to the cath day Of September next the. day OF
hearing. CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.s.-Editors Of the above papers will pless no
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once
whh paper containing this notice.
jy 70 -law3w
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CLOSING OFT

CLOSING OUT
nUR STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMNER
~ goods at great sacrifice rather than tahe the m
over to the next season. Wecall special attention
to our stock Of
Fancy Dress Silks and SILK Robes
French Lawns and Organdy Muslins
Plain and Printed Bareges, Challey pelsin
Barge De i-ains, Plain Silk and Lace
Aiantllas, shawls and Scarfs
With many verv desirable articles suitable FOR
the present season, whick will be sold ia many
instances al less than the actual cost Of iporta.
ton
FULL SUPPLY NOW IN STORE.
superior shifting Linen and Cottons
Shee Ing In ali grades, Table Linens
Napkins, To1elings in great abundance
Gauz and Flannels, Russia Diapers
10 dozen White A.lendale CouEterpanes a very
desirable artio for summer use
Plaid Cambi s., and Muslins Embrcideries
Plain Swiss Muslin, with general assortment Of
white goods Of the best class
III 6ooes cut OF cannot be taken back. All
article warranted to prove as represented.
COLLET Il SEARS,
jy 22-2weo 523 9TH St, 3 doors north Pa. av.
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IL Some hslf.educsted Philosophers says
the New York Times) are gloating over the
discovery that cockroaches were made to de-
stroy bed bugs, and are publishing the fact
that the two, like the smallpox and measles,
can't co-exist We have already a stack of
letters from boarding house keepers denying
the alleged fact We don't publish them be-
cause as they give names and numbers we
suspect that they are only adroit puffs. The
true use of cockroaches, Is all truly wise peo-
pie have known for years, is to flavor old Bur
gundy.
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IL Browns Essence of turkey Rhu

DAhb turkey Rhubarb undergOes . rigid inspection by
government All pieces which do pass are
ms care which renders this Rhubarb free from
tends greatly TO enhance ts price largest por-
OF rnuOarb consumed IL Ind though inferior the
turkey It's comparative cheapness gives prefer,
Inc properties of Rhubare peculiar and val
usle..-Wood Barke. One two es.pooufuIs Of
bhoWNs ESSENCE taken before in sIass of v inc or
water good tonic-incresses the appetite
cigesnon Sold by z. ID. Gilman and j. n Calan
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foNCo 3 FEMALE PILLS.-The combination OF Iugredi-
ehts In the Fills perfectly harmless Their efficacy and
eIs are basel upon extensive practice of over thirty
yar snd where the directions have been strictly fol
they nave never failed to correct all Irregularities
the change OF life They will whites and
All oostructons arising from cold exposure any
ana may be used successfully Preventive Call upop
the agent, and get a Circular for particulars free
Price per box, with full Sold
1etsI ny ChAS STOrT Druggist, Pennsylvania avenue
SAM 81 WAITE, 5as Seventh street. Washington D. C.
ana r. D. l. ClSsEL, Georsetown whom all orders =.
ladies who enclose them one dollar - '' W
gerry. - a. ~ 80
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MAD. MOUNTS CONSUMPTION De
TROYER.
A CARD .

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
Il fully inform his former patrons and ~eAa
the public generally, tina: he has resumed II
business at his old stand on F street. be-y "
tween 10th and 18th streets He further -
states that he has sc ured the best wcrkmen /; b.
can confidently sure those who NAV patroniss
him, that all orde.s will be promptly executed IN
the nea'est and mott approved style.
SAMUEL J. CATCHER
Jy 2-3l< Fashionable Boot Maker
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~SHAMEFUL THE UNDERSIGN-
ed feels himself in duty bound, in ven
dication Of his character to state that MI Henry
Liesburger, who occupies stand in the Centre
market, directly opposite mine, has on Saturday
last during my absence which was caused by the
death OF enc OF my children, occupied nv stand
lover which my name Is painted) for the purpose
OF selling Lemonade, after expressly told him
that could not have any business done there that
day. after the child died make this statement
to disabuse the minds Of my friends. who NAV
charge me with the want Of proper f. ceilings and
self respect to have my place Of business kept open
under such circumstances. 1 hare taken the
necessary steps to have this matter duly attended
to before the proper authorities
jy2I 3t& EUGENE Observation-Disclosures
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PLEASANT TRIP TO PINEYPOINTA AND
BLACkiSTONE'S PAVILION

A L The REQUEST OF NUMBER OF
"a gentlemen, The swift steamer ~K-
GEORGE WASHINGTON will &stsa
leave washington on SATURDAY July o6tb. ?,
., o u m ard Alexandria at az, arriving
a. Plney Point at lOk p. m returning, leave the
Point on Monday alta P m thus giving passen
gers two days at the Point with the loss Of only
enc business day This trip is well suited for
Members OF Congress and others who can spare
put lutte time from business You can have
view OF the noble Potomac see. eYy for sixty miles
ny daylight Col. Dix will room and board tbs
pa sengers for 81 SD per day. with fine BATHING
and plenty Of all the aelicacie. Of the season
lCWm Coke will furnish meals on the boat
Pass &c on the at, round trip tickets 10 and
nom finey Point, THREE DOLLARS; single
trip tickets to or from Piney Point, 90 so Tick
cts can be had Of Geo. Il fhos Parker & Co or
on the boat.
ID The boat will stop at Marbury,s wharf at
D p m for passengers going from that place and
Will land at Blachistone's Pavilion going and
returning.
Coaches leav Browns Hotel and Kirkwoed
House at 2k for the boat
The boat will make tip 10 Point Look out.
Jy ZZ-ot JOB CORSON, CANAAN
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%SEVENTH WARD, ATTENTION.
An adjourned meeting Of the Democrat
mac Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING. o3d
instant Punctual attic adance is requested as an
election for officer will take place
~ JAMES ESPEY, President.
1No. vi. IHOhNTON, Sec'y. jy % 2t#
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BOOT, SHOE, AND

ces Bonnet Boxes, new style; Carpet Bags Of II
STYLES and qualities. Also, a general assortment
Of Ladies', Gents, Boys, and Misses Shoes, all
colors and stiles. All wishing 10 purchase any
Of the above articles will find Il TO their advan
tage to examine my stock before purchasing else.
where Calls at 9 = HOOVER'S,
Iron Hall Penn. ave, bet. 9Th and 10th
jyS2 streets
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FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
OF THE
FIRST WARD
pi0upap rousfitufinual fsso.;ot;o,

Pioneer constitutional association.
THE MEMBERS OF THE PIONEER CON.
4 stitutional Association respect ~~N
fully announce to their friends OF, ka9s
WASHINGTON, Georgetown, and Alexandria 10 al
they will give their first grand excursion to the
White House Pavilion on WEDNESDAY, July
3Oth. The Committee Of Arrangements p.tdge
themselves that no effort will be spared to make
this one OF the most pleasant Excursions Of the
season.
scott's Brass and String Band is engaged for
occasion
The Refreshment department is in the hands Of
an excellent caterer
The steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will
leave Georgetown at O'Clock, a. m. Washing
ton at 9, Navy Yard at 10, and Alexandria at lOk
The second boat will leave Washington at 2
O'Clock p. m Navy Yard 2k, and Alexandria a,
2 The last boat will leave the White House al
III O'Clock, p m.
Tickets-ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentle
man and ladies-to be had OF any Of the Commit
tee or members Of the association
COMMITTEE of ARRANGEMENTS.
w Spalding, andom, wTDoye.
wilson, U Lee, w Fletcher,
w Riggles, A Carol, WRGreble
Booth, yMcDermott, 8 C Mickum.
C.. Williams.
jy 22-eoit*
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ing better adapted to the present health in m
N thsh these Bitters Every them
vi .hem the highest terms OF praee They are used al
oSeI we South and west 20 great extent, are pro
nounced by members the medical SacnIty az in
Sold by druggists all over the United States
Jy l4-tr
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CROSSE 4 BLACKwEtL,
Purveyors by Appointment to Her Msjes'y
the Queen

CROSSE 4 BLACKWELL.
Purveyors by Appointment to Her Msies'y
the Queen.
lust Received FROM LONDON AND
- now opened at the subscribers store
Cross & Biackwell's assorted pickles
Mu broom Catsup Saho do
Walnut do, Savers Relish
Beef Steak Sauce, Julia Saw
Sir Robert Peel do, Reading do
Lea q Perrisses Worcestershire Sauce
Essence Anchovy
Caes Jeletine, Anchovy paste
Herring do, Jars Table San
Luchnom Chutney
orange Marmalade and other Jelleys at No
vi Penn. avenue JUNAsp LEVY
% Wine, Liquor, Segar and Grocery Store.
GAUZE UNDERsHIRrs AND DRAW
-. ers.-We have just opened a further supply
Gauze Merino Shirts and Drawers
10 cotton do do
- 10 Six do do
Waxing our assortment complies.
good assortu emit Of Ladies' 6suntlests. with
our usual supply Of choice Extracts Soaps. CO.
iognes, &c, al sTEVENs's salesrooni,
wv Browns Hotel.
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Nay lake FORTUNE.-FOr sale. the copyright .nd
rsht 10 manufacture medicine freely selling north
SOUTH east and west without advertising The first
ssie win proper pushing will 600 Address
with real name, "CHEMIST" care CIV nisnstch w.
lngton ID. c. ~ o. =,
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NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS.

NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS.
WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THOSE
w customers who have so promptly come for
ward and settled their accounts: and to those
who still have bills remaining unsettled they are
earnestly requested to close them by 5.h day of
next month, as IL is very important to us that all
accounts should te closed TO LIST July.
COLLEY & SEARS
Jy22-lCtd 523 7th- st ,3doors north Pa av
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~ p. % OVERS
cs TRUNK ESTAB
LISHMENT Il havs
on hand the largest and
most extensive assorl-
IN n: o Gentlemens'
and Ladies' Sole I cath
er Travling Trunk, Iron
and w God Franz e
Packing Trunks. Vail