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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-04
A BARGAIN +.

THE story Is told that property ished too igh but
those wishing bargain in house nd Gu sc W ould
do well to call on the subscriber. am Obliged, 10
sell and viii 90 80 for the sste OF money
Call soon ON the premises, Hsrriaun ST. near Eth
81, or al ny shop on 5th St below the Court House
Also, a tne lot for sale.
June lJ-dtf FIX. FITZPATRICK
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Reed Organ

WE haVeaver superior instrument nov OIL hand
w with twose Of keys and Pedal Bass, II L.
splendid article and we'll adapted for rye
Il sqaa IN power TO all ss00 orgas. Amateur, are
invited 70 eail aud examiner
Dec ) PORTER A. uun
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Something New and Valuable
AMERICAN PORCELAIN WARE

II NJ. DIGGIAS,
Dies 20 eail thp attention ofthr eltllrs.E.5r-.
- poil' H"sS ls'HEl sad vicinity 10 lsw Bean,
aud durable ware cg.lgd s'~'''
The AMI kItAA PORCELAIN
saM pies ol hicb may De seen HiibeI \ -.
ice, Lear The Island Civ Htlal NJ Il 49,. Nv
" opening al establishment H. korl Ia.r5 =. "
sale oil Jus new AID splendid ws'e. Al.o, srIta
selling rights for the sale Of wgf,ir IN NY
of the United sli'.a. t''@'
A rare chahe' lar persons wishing 10 etgsrt 3.
pleasant Hni probable business. ApFl,gti'sf
Express oiffe, or {" IL NJ. pgEins, a. he lslsEiTs
Hotel. Ill, 5g, 49,
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COAL!
ua- MI a
KEYSTONE INNtRAN(E CO,

PHiLADELPRlA,P PA. Capital s3Oa 900
tysos Se ekty Ts. NogRis doNFsS
Oct 81 A. FINERiELD, Agent.
"itIef"AN BLOCK. davenport.
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THE HOE TRADE

WAVING increased our facilities Tor sanais eur.
inz and dealing In Eeois, Shoes and Lesther, the
ocdrr.3yned successors Of ). q. Dassou y Co., Of
fer TO the people Of Davenport aud Vicinity great-r
Inducements thsa ever TO bay their Seots snd Nhoes
,fthsm Orr retail stock here2ttef viii Elwa5s con-
sip every description Of good. wanted p the people
We also are making extensive preparatieis Tor
~, esi ana examine stock Ind prices,
a. /, is rr ste rInson Ia cell IS good terms "a
il.r I. n b purchased In st. Louis or Chicago.
DAWSON. GRIGGs q Co.
,e,a, Brady -, door from I'd. 3
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For sac by the UNDERSIGNED

For Sale by the Underslgned.
oT2in Block i6in The toa 81 %aleott, near the
j Depoi.) Also Lot i6 n"Ha~ley,s out-Lo's,"
sai lot 60 ntsins 81 acres and is situated about three
miles Of Das enpor, on the river oppos.ts Moline
His Being upon the bluff, and commanding hue
view Of Moline, the Island, and large portion OF
pnyruror, and Rock Island 1T is a very desirable site
for a rrsidence j. WILSON GuiTEAU,
sepltdtl In whitaker q urAhts oHer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-01
PRICE ONE CENT.

sGfeia MeasNra's Report From the lst Of July
70 the 3ist OF December inclusive. Mr. 4. H. Luck.
.ne Caty Measurer, measured 74.0k7s bushels Of
neat ih3or bushels Of Corn, s3s bushels of 0sfs
sho9 eusneis OF Potatoes l604 bushels of Peas see
bushels OF Apples, and 100 bushels Of RIVE. for
m wnicn De received the aggregate fees Of e464 80
Bene6t tNigAs.-Thompson, the comedian, tskes q
oenen. Al tne Theatre tonight, and presents an
public at large viii bear him in mind -
The Fancy Bau, to he given at Goadin,s Hall -
night, oy Mr. Duesberry, promises TO be = rich az
fair and wen attended, Those Of oar young rssa
ers no have not yet obtained tickets should do 20
at once, as only limited number are to be sold
} !, Dnh Iimes--The past Christmas has been the
dulfess that we have witnessed in Richmond fnr
fifteen years, owing partially to the tightness ~
money, but principally to the horrid weather which
set in with Christmas and has continued from thss
time to the present a =
i Cold 5dth. h.--sA negro man, while in q state Of
intoxication atked into tho canal near 9TH street
bridge last Sunday night, and would have drown.
ed but for the timely aid of Mr.. Seay, who wit.
Messing the accident, succeeded in rescuing the
poor inebriate from watery. grave. r. lla
+ Negfs HiriaQ.-Messrs Jones & boswell viii,
hire by auction, at IL O'Clock today, large mum.
Der of slaves. 80 ,-'- go
Dealiag ,eith Slares--The warrant against Nor.
rs Dobbins. for dealing with slave without the
consent OF the master, was heard and dismissed by
the Mayor yesterday. -
Dear Fan.-Peter 0fNeil was fined 81 by the
Mayor for firing torpedoes In the street ~
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CAPTURE OF RUSSIAN SEIPs.-The British ship
Barraconta while cruising in the sea of Otchosk on
the 18th of July, fell in with Russian schooner
carrying the American flag Her decks were clear
but upon boarding her and lifting her matches, 276
Russians, soldiers and officers, were discovered
They were taken into Ayan and distributed among
the prison barracks there A few days after the
Barraconta fell in with 8 Russian fur trading
schooner, which the commander blew up rather
than surrender. The crew, however, were cap
tured
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to allow him to prove by afidayss the execution Of
4, deed attas - ssg@sA SstE est &S
: By Mr. Prrmas OF citizens Of Page, Shenan-
doah and Hardy for q macadanfzed road from
Lnray TO the Mooreheld and Winchester road.
BY Mr.. CARpESTER; OF citizens Of Bath fof .
turnpike from the Virginia Central railroad near
MiIlborougb, to the Warm Springs turnpike. e a
BY Ar. TRIPLETT :eOf citizens Of Nicholas, for
an amendment in the MiIpoint and Nicholas turn
pike s~i 3.
On motion of Mr.. WELMAN, the House ad-
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NIRGINI1- MECHANICS, INsTTT'j
FALL In FO K TATION.-.
LARGE STOCK OF g UNS, Pts

. am now opening large ~
variety of SINGLE AND DOUBLE.
BARREL GUNS, of superior finish.
ALSO-A splendid variety Of Powder F!asks. OF
Dixon's make; Shot Belts and Pouches Of the most
approved styles; fine Game Bags; Ws4 Cutters; Dog
Calls and Collars; Ely's water-preof Central Fire
Gaps: ash Rods, complete; Gun Wads xn.
voyers and every description of Pistol in uses
Guns stocked and repaired with nestnsm and die
patch. JAMES WALSH
Gun Importer, doors above ST. Charles Hotel
mn 22-1tu -asss - Is ssss7s -
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( EXTENSIVE LOTTERY SwINDLE-Two men
named DIR. Brown and Ed ID. Harris, were arrest
ed in Charleston, s. e., on Thursday, for being
proprietors of false lottery seheme purporting t.
draw at Wilmington, Del, on the 2ist of March,
1856, under the title of Southern Colonization
Company" A number of letters were in the
Charleston Post Office for them, and they were ar.
rested when they went to take them out They
advertised their scheme under the style of Eckford
a. Silsbee. &
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~. ISL street, between maIn and Cary, keeps CON
stsuty ON hand AL assortment OF all kuds LedtnoT,
0ak aId IJeul0ck Sole Leather; Russet aud Wax up
per Kip Fronch German aud American Calt-Ski ans;
French aud German Patent Calt-SAus black aid CO.
Iced Morocco aud kid-Skins; Roaus OF all coloEJ;
Goal aud Sheep binding Skins Shoe ThTead; Boot
and Shoe Trees Mems and Ladies' Lasts; Boot ebb,
Avis: Lasting Tacks Silk Twist, with full assoft-
Iaeut Of Findings OF every description OF the beat
nai,,t- no 22-d&WIs
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~ Stou. DIr mn. p .

Es stop: MIR. M. p. ssimons not quite So
fast hut wait until Jury of your peers shall decide
tinue making your Imitation Ambrotypes before you
bragg high s-. =, ,,z.4 h.
The public are informed that the genuine Ambro-
type only be obtained at my Gallery. where T
guarantee furnish better Ambrotypes than he that
boasts much, in every instance, charge made
Gallery Uofiuthian Hail. p. L. GLIB,
dc II -.----~-- Ambrotyn;st l.s
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FUGITIVE SLAVES IN CANADA.-The Rev j. D.
Smith, eoored clergyman and missionary among
the fugitive slaves in Canada, delivered lecture
at the Free VIII Baptist Church, New York, last
week. He said that previous to 1850 there were
not 5000 of this class of persons in Canada Since
that time, SO rapid has been the emigration, that
the number is said to be 10000. Great contribu.
tions, coming from England and the United States,
did something to alleviate the destitution In 1853
the society sent agent to Great Britain lay the
case before the British people, and many of the
great men of that empire responded most nobly to
the appeal made to them, SO that in one year ST.
O00 or Sc 900 was raised by this agent.
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BUSINESS AT ST. PAuL.--The st. Paul OIin-
nesota) Times has on article giving the business
statistics of the place. 1t shows an average in
crease of business last year of some 30 to 50
per cent. The nine warehouses on the levee are set
down as having done business of over 81, 600 600
on an aggregate capital of $50 600 Navigation open
seven months. Whole number of steamboat ar
rivals, $50. Estimated number of passengers over
an D0Q
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THE AFFLICTED.-The London Lancet states
on the authority of an official document that there
are at present in France for every 100 600 individ
uals, l05 persons blind, 50 deaf and dumb, l25 in,
sane, li5 goitrous, l25 humpback ed % having lost
one or both arms, 62 having lost one both legs,
62 with club. foot
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENF.-On the arrival of the
passenger train on the Macon and Western Rail
road al East Point, Ga on Christmas morning, a
portion OF human body was found on the cow
catcher of the locomotive. On examination pieces
OF the body were found along the road for a dis
tance OF miles. The unfortunate man proved to
have been son of Col WIN. Hamilton, well
known citizen Of Augusta, tra. .f se-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-01

FROM Il AMPTCo by an arrival at New York
we have advices from Tampico, Mexico to the Cd
ut. The town was under martial law, expecting
every day to be attacked by the opposite party as
about s0O men were encamped mile from the
walls Provisions we.e scarce and high on account
Of the presence OF the besiegers '.--f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-01

Rev, Rufus w. Griswold has brought suit against
the New York Tribune for defamation Of charac-
ter. - =
A. 7. Stewart a. Co, of New York, made daily
sales during Christmas week, amounting to from
s75 OD to S9a000 a--s.
Maj Jas. Smith, saldler OF 1919, aud a native
OF Spottsylvaua, Va, died in Gibson co., indiana,
few days since s's eR@
During the present year there have died 10 the
United States, n soldiers of the war,
and ~ perzoas who we're over 100 years Of age
Daniel Noedson, Sacretary of Kansas, denies
writing letter TO the Missourians recently pub
iisissd 81 his. 3
Aneesenfrie miliionsre, of Loudon. named sauur
ders, has despatched vessel 10 the Crimea Tor
stesses from Sebastopol with which he intends
building q residence.
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NAyAL-The u. s. frigate Macedonian, sailed
from Shanghai on the 10th September for the Un.
ted States. The L. S. Revenue Cutter VIM L.
Marcy, arrived a, San Francisco ON the 29th ult
from MOntery, all hands well tz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-01

Choice Old Llqu0rs...Brandy, Daris
and falo very choice IS. u. r." brand vintage
1880. s1.s. 1tt5i :sf' z71sE-- =
Choice old Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines
Scotch and Irish " hiskey, something extra
Old Jamaica and ST. Croix Rum f
Scheide.n Holland Gin #.
Old Bourbon, Sunlmerdean and Mountain rive
Whiskey -.. 80
With full assortment of other Liquors Cordials
and Cigars. For sale by DUDLEY IL CO., =.
de lC-!m* 72 Main st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To Ladies', FHfs...I have Just received
another lot of Netornes and Cuffs consisting of Roc
Martin, Sable, Lynx. and other kinds which / am
selling at great bargains a~ N. EZEKIEL J II
Cheap Cash Store, IS Main street, m.
Next doorto.P. K Whites Ladies' Shoe Store.
de 81 =
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SOUTHERN Fl.nuR FOR RIO JASEIRo. The
ship Commerce, Capt. Iiinskiey. recently cleared
at Charleston, s. c., with 1900 barrels of -four, OF
Georgia, South aud North Carolins brands, for
Rio She has returned with cargo of $500 bags
coffee, and reports the -four to have kept in good
condition, t-s $3.50
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On lith, between Min and Franklin streets.
rT WM. PERCIVAL received FIRST CLASS d.
PLoMA for ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS, at the
late Virginia Mechanics Fair. -
~ Letters addressed Richmond Post Office, will
meet with prompt attention. no l9-d&ctiJan*
OMETHING FOR THE MILLION.
- KENDALL'S GUTTA PERCHA WATER
PROOFlNG is evidently destined to have large sale.
We speak what we know, when say that il will
render Boots, Shoes Carriage Tops and Harness per-
to tue durability of all Leather fabrics if applied
cording directions, which will be found upon each
bottle.
The above article can be had of O. II. CHALK.
Lr' 18th street, Richmond, Va, wholesale and re.
is the only authorized Agent for the city
Il
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N1TILT0N BELL,

w GROCER y COMMISSION MERCHANT
Corner OF 18th and Franklin sts., Richmond, Va.
Personal attention paid to all orders consign-
,acnts &c de 6-d&ciIn*
A CA IL D.--Designs and Estimates tor
n PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS, with
supsrntepdence
SURVEYS FOR RAILROADS AND PLANK
ROADS, with Plans and Estimates
Surveys aud Plans for TOWN and FARM DRAIN
AGE,
MINING SURVEYS and WATER MILL SITES,
ANALYSIS OF ORES. SOILS and MINERALS,
MECHANICAL and GENERAL DRAFTINGj
A1TESDED TO AT THE OFFICE OF 81.
WILLIAM Pc L,
Civil Engineer and Architect,
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~ Neryeu. sunerer.... Hear and Try q

NefV0u9 SuHcfeEBsSsf1c0EU Umu ~ ~
-BALTIMoRE, March 18th, 1s55.-Messys. Morti@er
and Mo,obrop: Gentenen--lt will DO out OF my
pow te tell you in this certificate OF all the gena
have derived from the use of Dr. Hampfon's segeta-
BILE Tincfure. For more than twelve months have
been in bad health, with what my doctors called
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia ana genera oeIanee
was anahle to leave nay bed, with serious pains in my
side hack and breast with appetite and great de-
blity After tying various remedies, from which
derived but Iictie if any benefit, became much dis
suirited At this time was advised by friend who
had beea cured by the Tcture TO make trial Of it.
am happy did so; for, after taking two three
bottles, lknd myself restored TO health. :
Ny daGg ghter. also. whe was broken down In health
yas restored by It, Some Of heighbors have also
been cured and others benefited by its use MY de-.
sire 10 TO bear testimony of the good have derived
cannot say too much In favor Of this valuable medi
which have been re eved but If those who af-
icted will call me win give them satisfactory
evidence OF tie great hesiing and restorative power Of
ma aa"p,ams Yaur, sgsIsD'e s9uls iiho'aie VIM HIGH
.ssssf s. ast sssss No. 1876 South Paca street.
~ Delicate Ladies and children win please give II
Csll and get Pamphlets, and ses cures Of Coughs,
BTonehitis Rhsuinafisn, Liver Complaint Scrofula
Sold by o. A. sTRECKER and PURCELL. LADD
& Co, Richmond; bv DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
Al the Drussists in PetsrsburE BY MORTIMER 4
Il 81 per bottle; Q bottles for S.. %
tR- New sets Of BoSks.-Twe SILVER
Medals have been awarded % J. W kANDOLrH
~ Che AsesuIS sGssS ssd Mssassss =
Merchants and Clerks wAo intend opening new sess
Of Books in January viii please give early orders q
aIsaI Hooks Of herae and Northsm make, of ell
the various kinds. for sale u low psiees
!. MercsnsiIs Hlsnks and Stationery.
BOOKBiNDIEG. iu plain snd tsacy Ayies
Can Pspsr. ruled Tor bills, Il iac- zse. and sc
aalss : : : :. :. s. -
"1TV nVRI-1.fl.anns. fnre0ntan noaos.
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Loss OF LIFE AT SEA.--The lighthouse keeper
at Assateague island. reports the schooner Catha-
rine H. Bacon, of Jersey city, as having gone
ashore at that place the night of the ed inst
and all hands are supposed to be drowned The
vessel was wood laden and is . total wreck.
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YIRGISIAss on BoARD.--At the recent burning
OF the spiendd steamer Seinin ole, near Jackson
vile, Florida, meeting was held by the passen.
gers and paper drawn up declaring the captain
blaineless Among the signatures we hnd the
names Of Drs +. E. aud q. L. Luckett, physicians,
OF Virginia. They both escaped uniniured. y.
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DAION &. BASKERVILLE, ,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Receive cunsigDments OF Tobacco, Flour, Cdnt
Wheat &c and give thsr personal attention to sales
of same and keep constantly ON hand large aud gene
raj assortment of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano
&c. teZ'-d&"n4
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w PING AND CUMMIaSIUN MLNIII-tts %
C,t1yopnIA Asp FRONT SHEETS. SAN FRANCIS
c1 C.J'--fI(fce No 81, Wall Street, New York
CO. NA' w T. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. II. WILLIAMS.
a. Callahan is Ia New YORK. aad wall give ship
res ssyy information u. to LlAikcts shipping, &C.
rS.. EXCHANGE on SGu Frl lacisco iDr sale " ~
81. o.. vi Wall street.
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oaRL .AINsLIE, BOWEN = POW.

H8J4EL Ed u, COACH MAKERS, GROSS ST
-Sls2-------strzz-ABOVETH THE BANKS--The mbseTibers
are practical workmen with long experience and de-
voting their personal attention to all work done in
their shop confidently offer themselves to the public
for the manufacture or repairing of Carriages, for
which they have superior facilities they have on
hand at this hGfc, of their daatucfnye good
1c Of the most approved styles to which they invite
the attention ofthose IN want such articles Thank
ful tof the elcou asenent we have received we can
only PROMISE 70 efforts to- give satisfactiou
to all who favor us with their patronage.
G. A. AINSLIE,
4 Fts5f. 5ta 5 sF7 90 s1fs ID. Y. BOWEN
no 22-d&c3m --s-t,srs. f-e-, II H. POWELL.
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j bC0MNISSION MERCHANT Dealer IN frovl-
siop. Richmond Va.--Pallicliar attention gwen to
Cho sale of Flour, Wheat Corn, &c, Cash ady anoes
pffo.ier G',gu gnndiug loose VI Packed.l Virginia
Bune Dust and super Phosphate Vi Lime, Pel1'Iai.
ht
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MIR. CRAMPtas,-tYe have every reason TO be-
lieve that the British legation here have definite
adyces giving the assurance that In no event viii
their home government recall Dir qrampton-
Hash Syay. Z
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de lc-im* 72 Main st.
~ The Poetry of Physic...Ayer,s Pills
glide sugar-shod the palate, but their energy
although wrapped us there and tells with giant force
sands of sufferers who would not their diste,-
pers if they know they could be cured for 25 cts-try
Ayers Pills and you will know it. -ss
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are
cured already.
Take this best of all Purgatives. and scrofula, In.
digestion, Weakness Headache, Backache, Sideache
yauudice, rheumatism perangelnents of the Liver,
kidneys and Bowels, all arrangements and all dis
eases which purgatye remedy can reach, fly before
them like darkness before the sum- ~ HOS
Reader II you are suffering from any of the numer-
Gus complaints they cure suffer no rlare-the remedy
MS been provided tor you and it is criminal to
3, That Ayers CHERRY PEcToaAL is the best medi-
cine for Cough is known to the whole world and that
AYEks PILLS are the besto of all Pills, known to
these who have-used them. -. ,,....--
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER, Lowell, Mass. and
sold BY PURCELL, LADD Il CO., wholesale and re-
talii Richmond. va. 4+E no 2OeodGc2m
F Ladies', Preserve your Teeth, avoid
the agonzng toohache aud the horrors of the dental
forceps, by the habitual use of DowpEN's DENTAL
FLUID. Ii prevents the formationof tartar removes
all acrid secretions restores the gums to beautiful
RED and healthy condition, imparts whiteness to
and breath is recommended by the principal dentists
and physicians of this and ether cities superior tc
any preparation in use. For sale by Purcell, Ladd &
.oc 6-d3m. tf-tst - fsai
~ Card...Th0mas w. keesee, Auction
eer, (Oce with George J. Sumner No. 20 Pearl st..
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate
Household Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise Horses
&c. r -ee
ALso--To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne.
groes. LsE -tJE Es~z ~ a.a Zt-iyss5s
de u -s - ~ . Z, H-vs LIZ.
" Hair Dye, Hair Dye..-Johnson Bar.
ber has Hair Dye which is instantaneous and never
washes OFF. We win advise all who dye TO give John
son CALL as he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
or no charge. f.,.a ~ .-a-,-s5's = s-tf' 1''ia
Also to be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, an infal-
lible remedy for all the ills that the human hair Is
heir to. r4a@ -s Uh es
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- - : lsIJNS. PI T0I Z 81
~ have lust received from the North
4k0Mk large and well cclected assortment of
As>ffTk Double and Single GUNS. COLTS
FIVE SHOOTERS, Aliens Reyolyers Riaes. single
and double Pistols Ely and other Percussion Ca1s
Waas, English and America an Powder, Canes. Fishns
Tackle. &c. &c. - 80 49,. = = - -s
l, l ann :, also prepared to RErsTOCk, MEND and
49, n u, S,oNS, fiSIUhS, &c Inc g16lic are
invited 70 cali &c Thus W. TfGNORS,
sezf-on Main between l5fh and 18th sts
1SH5e,UnTyh We have on hand and Tor
sS31EFs5stsSs4 sale DECK BOATS OF the larrest
size. Also OPEN B OATS. and
Square Timber from 80 TO 60 feet at our Boat Yard
Penitentiary Pond, Richmond. o-,41l'
au I0-d6ma - HOWELL l. MESSIrR
@111,1SET; = > !, ~ s7--,--,------
tSsNR = pHp ~ efSsyyGEHSSSvN, NJ UphCiStercrs
- EI, AZ - En-. !a =; corner ,, oI Governor
papFR as. "a grpre ~ I,s H n ai ! S5ocx o.
nannS ta;ls hAsuaNyo IL I.a aaa y tnoLSIEAINH
uODo, pelns tne ialksss ana uesL seieetea assort-
. we 1ase evsl hAs tne pressure 70 oner 70 our
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