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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

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n Fancy; Refrizerators Ice Cream Freecers. &C. just
received and safe by Iie9l ]. WAC. A. WHITE.
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The First Battle has been Fought!
THE great and decisive Battle win be fought In No.
i vember. Our country will be saved IL you all do
your duty All persons indebted TO the subscriber are
pay up that we may be able keep credit up and
purchase Fan Stock to enable US 70 keep you all up
through coming hard winter, that you may be nj for
| duty A word to the wise, etc. Yours,
ANDERSON 4 SON,
| Main street, Burlington, Aug. 8, 1S56.
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MATTRESSES, MATTRESSES.-
wi We are just receipt of large lot Of shuck cotton
and shuck and shuck mattresses, of superior quality
fBoston and Cincinnati make) which We will sell cheap.
naval ]. G. LAUMAN BRO.
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MILL. Mulay, Cross Cut, Pit and Circular Saws, Of
Nl Hoe Co., Rowland and st. Louis make Hand,
Panel and Ripping, Tenor and Compass Saws OF spear
and Jackson's and other makes for sale by
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Oacils.
q, May 4, PnKBE H., wife OF Francis

Daod..
On Sunday afternoon, May T. PnE H., wife OF Francis
The nds acquaintance Of her family aud those
Of her law Joseph A. Besrdsey respectfully
At four O'CLOCK from her late residence, No. Ia West
Twenty fifth street, without farther notice.
On 1bursdsy Nay !, atthe residence Of her brother
A 81. Freeman AMELIA, Oldest daughter Of the lac Rev.
Jonathan Freeman Of Bfidg,op, N. j.
Her remains inferred in the Woodland Cemetery
Philadelphia.
On Monday, Nay 6, after short and painful ilinsss
THOMAS CAMPBELL Sem, OF Windsor ~ s., aged 70 years
HIS friends and Acqusntanees respectfully invited
to attend the funeral ~ his late restenoe No. % Pearl
street, broohlyn, tomorrow afternoon, at one O'Clock
His remains viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
interment
halifax papers please copy
On Monday, April s, suddenly. WILLIAM s. ROWLAND,
fxa councillor - A. ssrd % w yss5s Can,
ment.
On Sunday Nay A. of disease Of the heart, EDWIN A..
youngest Of Lawson and Sophia Taiiman, aged 10
The relatives and friends, and those Of his grand
.tiend the fuper.i this afternoon. At hapsst two
O'Clock from No. IA Chrysde street, without further
invitation.
On Monday. May s. after few hours' severe illness,
CELIA c. WnB, youngest chiId Of Joseph and Amelia
ty aso the friends and relatives Of the family
quested to attend the funeral ct the residence OF his
brother No. 2e7 Houston street, this At two
o'clock.
Danbury papers please copy.
On Monday morning, May EiizABErH NJ, only daugh-
ter Of VIM Mary NcNair, aged months and days.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon q: two
o'clock from the residence of her parents No. 20A IS.
veath avenue, between Twenty and Twenty
streets.
On Monday, May s, Of consumption, AVN MARGAREE
KELLY, aged % years.
Her friends and the friends Oft. Lambert. respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from No. ia Fulton
street Brookyp to morrow afternoon, at three ociok
In Brooklyn, on Monday, May 8, JAMES ?. WooD aged
years and months.
The friend. and acquaintanees respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon ~ three O'clock
the residence OF his father Ebenezsr Wood No. Ala
Hudson avenue.
In Brooklyn on Monday, May 5, PETER BOYLE aged So
years.
his funeral will take place. from his late residence No.
253 John street. Brooklyn, tomorrow afternoon, At two
O'Clock The friends aud acquaintance Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
In Brooklyn, Sunday. MAY 4, Of consumption, MARY
A. Stiles, reict Of Robert Stiles aged % years.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the f
neral from her late residence No. Fulton avenue this
afternoon, at half.past three O'Clock
10 Williamsburg, Sunday, May 4, Mrs. SUSAN C.
EVANS, in the 39th year of her age.
Her restives and friends respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon, at two O'Clock from
No. 1877 South Eighth street.
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Married.

On Wednesday, April go by the Rev. Mr.. Curry at the
yeeidepce OF the brides father, New Utrecht L. L. Mr.
TUpopoRE vAH BnUST, OF New York. to Miss JENNIE
BERRY.
ON Monday April Il, by the Rev. J. Elmeudorf, Mr..
WALTER EaBIEy TO Miss MARGARET BARTiNE, bNh OF this
city. = =, &c.. rnov.,r p,. ,
nss ADAIEpg ANNA CALLS, all of this city.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday May ], by the Rev. Bishop
Mel aughin. JAMES LAWN, Of New York, to Miss Avn
HAGGIR1y, OF BROOKLYN. -,
londonderry and Colersine papers please copy.
In pyockyn on Wednesday, April TO- by the Rev. j. s.
fpfkip, Mr. SrRrBES J. W4msa, o. STANFORD, Conn, 10
lis A-E!A J, 3oTARp, 0! sas sng, N.Y.
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Summer UDdergarments OF Every De
scrpuop, in silk cotton merno fine cashmere Lse thread
Dr. Alec govea, ties. stocks, tRncv English and
French fhirtings grest VARIETY, at McLAUdHLIN 200
Greenwich street, corner Of Murray.
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Noficc.-The Creditors OF the late Firm of
Wright Larers Co. VIII please present their claims
ray street. WIN. PATTON.
EEw YoRK, May g 1856.
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Removal-T. Mclaughlin has Removed
bis gentlemens furnishing establishment 800 to 269
Greenwich street, Murray where he prepared
made shirts OF the best quality
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Taylor's Saloons, Broadway During An
nveysary week table dhote will be set from IL TO O'Clock
Pr NJ the Saloon. Price 30 cents each person
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Great Chance for Observation-Disclosures

ssle al aucuon.-Meesrs. ANTHONY j. BLHECK ER CO.,
No. Broad street. York. will sell, al the Merchants Tx
change New York "Wednesday, May at 10 O'Clock 5nine'y
svo yaus lots the city OF Mlwsu
hte wisconsin known WaKer's Point These lots are
Rxl2O feet and situated the improving fecon Of The
city, Their va lus Is rang constantly enormous rate
Lois have sold high $500 The sale being absolute
gYes. bargains he obaiaed This opportunity very
rarely 70 De met with profitable investments many
houeands dollars being yearly Invested there IN
hike msnner by and European Capitalists At an lon
profit file perfect For maps and further parncn-
lAyS apply above.
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Davis Erq former proprietor OF the Gard Hou'e has dis
posed Of in he 10 his brother Jehu H. Davis
eY exceeding hundred thousand dollars The above
hold thus Obtsned upon public opinion WIN accomplish But
since and be extent and business OF The
Oirad Housed were confined npsrsivey narrow limits
II now sancs business house second TO none In New
years presen proprietor Jehu a. Davis we can as
sure the travelling Bubc that pairs will be spared
his part TO render the worthy oee,riy attain
I'd management Hoping BY suaviy OF an
attention to the hes of all who may become
the house, continue the standsfd OF excellence
which heretofore characterised The Grsrd 6ose the pro-
pledges him TO devote his unirng energies 10 the
aoeompshneu the above desderatlm In addition TO the
sale elton, John A. Davis has also
disposed of tac rsEkln House, immediately opposite the
Grsrd houFe Waiter Simons,n ESQ.,, formerly his conf
aentsl Girard thus making the sum total OF
the sae exceed one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Smonaon prompt attention business gentomauly
conduct and OF kindness, for himself host
Of friends bespsak for him and his house liberal
share a. public petronape MEDTOUS.
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veaHon Cure OF Censump,.on Asthma Bronchitis Heart
Disease and the Laws Of Le With Fn b1po'iton OF Med
thirty engravngs and stes portrait OF The a.ho
wIbe nvads at twenty five uostantaiy
= gin; by mall postage at esn cents Apply BY letter
or personally 10 g. g. FITCH No. ia Broadway n Y.
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Is and SO Cent Portraits Taken by Holmes
United States patent machnetakng 1000 daily Depot 2,9
RpOadWay,
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KnoX.-What unreasonable name this
h for who makes such light hats Is KNOX and not
merely light but Of the finest material most fashionable ye
and Can get Of his spring specimens
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Pearl AmbrOty pcA.-A New Discovery In
ambrotypesP ambr types which possess All the bril-
Eancy Wilderness of daxuerreotype taken oniy
7eS Broadway, by BURGESS & BEHICzKY. puOils tsrgh
this fho0gr apis taken for 81 coored Tor 10 by
COeMAb, artist, from Paris.
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ClArk's Spool Cott0n.-The Genuine Article
kas the name Of WIN. WHIfEWR1GHf on every spool 81
0anna str
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Door Plates "A Large Assortment Of silver
Pnsss from - 80 upwards; 2 visiting card plate and
Dunne s,gr plates for show windows very cheap,
8. G. CLARK, eugraver, $50 Broadway.
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Word from Banta.-Parents who are In
B clothing the beads OF their children with the most oa'
osmrg the os fAhior and the cheapest straw fabrics
n the United states will find the spring styles q Banas
fcY and girls OF al from infancy 70 Axtoen Years
Of age u.equAled IN Al these particular He has introduced
hralds shapes and most superb trimmings and
that establishment present. superior at
fractions TO his In dis department. WILLIAM BANTA,
Ms Canal are ct. Of WOOSTER.
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The Espenscheid Styles Have Long Been
eorseezed by tn hats for and
besuty but h spring ssb0n for 1856 the happest hit ne
has made Bis hss S3 30 al respects superior
10 those offered In Broadway for ~
N EBPENSOaEID, ll8 Nassau street.
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DE-. Lcvett, Dentist, ReSpectfally Informs
h country PATIENTS and to him. that
eRce A. N. till P. No. II Wavorley place.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

S1TUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, WHO
~ undersands her business 70 do chamber waiting
or genera house ork City svea Gan be sean
two days. 1T No. 3 5th ST, second floor.
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CI1UATION WANTKD-BY A YOUNG WOMAN AS
- Rood plain cook Il FIRST rate washer and roner; would
and sssiat In The washing and onins has
"a do the general homework of small private fai
w city Iefe given from her last place Call for two
dew ut 100 Smith At between Warren and Wykoh South
I.S,L.. T. l.scLd f.e!, feat rVcEt
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

DoPTION.-wANTED, LADY 70 ADOPT a FINE
u healthy little boy one month old. Inquire OF Mrs. e.
By rnes l68 Thompson St
LIZ. x.xsI,
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- 500 RRWARD.--Ranawny from my

- 500 REWARD..- Runaway from my
~ farm in the lower part of Henrico county, on
n Sunday night. the 2Sd inst. a negro man nam
ed ARMISTEAD. He IL q bright mulatto,
Il about feet inches high, square made, but
not stout, weighs about 1856 or i4O pouLds. One of
his fingers on the left hand has been injured and he
cannot bend it, He has good address, and il quite
intaIligent He had on when he left black SLOUGH
hat, black dress coat drab colored svercoat, and
black pants The above rsward viii be paid for his
anprehension If found out of the State, and 800 if
arrested in the State and confined IN any jail that
get him again. 4. II. folNDEAfEh'
NH 28---l2t* > Ell.
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AMOUNT OF EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK FOR NINE
Total, $55,Si6,a56 S45,695, go $50, 7s6, Al:
Richmond Markets, April 8. ISSR.


FLOUR-There were sales yesterday of some 400
bbls. country superfne at prices not TRANSFERRED =
Holders shipping pretty rapidly being willing
TO make the concSssions demanded by shippers who
indifferent about purchasing only on account
of the unsettled condition of the market and the
doubtful prospect, but on account of the doubtful
character of the Flour, of which there s unprece
dented quantity in bad order and there 10 much that
may appear sound now, that will az the weather
grows warmer devslope the effects of the defective
wheat of which 1t was ground. Shippers would GER
tanly not go above S725 for good superfine. There
received last week of country Flour 1892 bbs ,
and there were shipped coastwise 8316 bbls, and to
foreign port $500 bbls-makng in all exported H. TIC
barrels
WHEAT.-The market 10 mot 80 firm, yer there is
falling off in the price of good Wheat The scar.
city Of the really good has induced millers to be less
vigorous In their discrimination, and quote good
Red 3 7G good White 81 30 An extra article il 90
rare that it 10 needless to quote it. The proportion of
indifferent continues very large, and sells dsadvsn-
tsge the miiiers not wanting it. We still quote from
81 to SIS according to quality. There were recei.
we'd last week n, $40 bushels Of Wheat.
CORNING change--6USD65 eta per bushel. Stock
Hght-srrvsls last week only S56 bushels,
RECEIPTS BY THE CAnAL-Foy the geek eadsno April
5nk.--l0 <92 bushels " heat; 6l5i bbls Flour, ISL
boxes Tobacco; 22S hhds do. Tobscco: 1 hid
STEMS 622 bush. Corn; 28A tons Gopher Ore; 400
bbis. Cenent; sol toLs Pig Iron; l54 bales Hay
and Oats; 20 do. Cotton Yarn; 366 tons Lumber:
6lSa do Coal-making aggregate down topnas 1
ef5 ,z39, ~ lbs Merchandise Salt Gusuo Coal
Iron, Lime, Plaster, Nsils-making an aggregate
up tonnage OF 8, l64, 097 lbs.
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Amos Morrill,. . lawyer Of Red River, Tex, has
ssss.n g 1900 damages from Charles De Norss.
-+ ss g tne Red Riysr Standard, Tor a article
spps..sa 70 that paper u Aosrills injury.
$3.50 w alwsys WORK itsslf shroush. Mia
= sssnA ~ eees out q The elbows.
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MARINE DTsAsTER-The schooner Mag Warren
from New York. loaded with $50 tons Tusno, fol
Messrs. Thomas Branch e. Sons and John Rowieti
Co, Of Psteruburg, went ashore last week on
Watchapreak. Aceolnac county. The vessel abd
cargo wiz prove total loss Upon the cargo
says the Exprsss. there 10 no insurance.
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GUNS, PISTOLS A I'D
~IL8ea FISHING TACKLE, SPORTING
APP ARATUS, WALKING
CANES. &c-JAS. WALSH, Manufacturer and Inn
porter 60 Main street. Richmond, Va, would invite
the attention of merchants and sportsmen to his ex
tensive ami well selected assortment of the above
goods of every description, which he offers for sale at
the lowest possible prices. and on the most accomm9
dating terms Depot for Colts celebrated FIVE
SHOOTER and every description of Fire Arms.
: JAMES WALSH,
mhH-lm doors above St. Charles Hotel.
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CANTON MATTINGs, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
~ The subscriber is now receiving his Spring sup
ply of WHITE and CHECK MATING, FLOOR
and TABLE OIL CLOTHS,a splendid assortment.
Also,
WINDOW SHADES.
Gilt, Bouquet, Basket, Landscape, Buff and White
Linen, the largest variety offered in this city
He has also in store, of his own Manufacture, a
large assortment of Satin. De Laine and Damask
SOFAS LOUNGES, OTTOMANS, STOOLS, &c.
HAIR, SHUCK AND MOSS MATTRESSES, g
On hand and made to order. . 81
Having converted the whole of the tenement he
occupies to business purposes, he is prepared,
with the assistance of workmen from the most cele
brated houses North to execute every description Of
UPHOLSTERY WORK In sly lie not to be exceled.
He respectfully soiicits an examination.
JOHN +. REGNAULT,
NH 26 I'm 1872 Main street.
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BY Telegraph.

new rsRk, April s:.Eiour declined and quoted at
Fancy do G7.s70s75. Wheat declinsd-so uther q
Red xI.69, White 81 81 Corn declined Southern
mixed Go Pork deciined--Mes . 10 So Bee r. Lard
and Whisksy unchanged. Va 6s $751;; Missouri SO
ea& Stealing Exchange sl0s4.
BALTIMORE. April Flour active, but lower
Howard street 90 62t; City Mills $3.50 Wheat un-
&i.e0; fair to good Red Q .5V0i.a5. Corn dull
White 1880; Yellow H056c, Mess Pork IL b.
con Shoulders a6si, Sides s109a; Hams II0l2} =.
Lard unchauged ~ ff
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TTNRUE TURF OlL..F "r old sores of every
description ON Man or Beast 'tis useless to try
any other remed " we warrant this under any
circumstances all the cases for which 1t ID recon-.
mended and we are here home to refund the money
if it does not. DOVE q CO..
PROOF POSITIVE FROM LOUISA.
~ W. LOUISA, Feb 18th 1856.
MEssRs. DOVE Coin the Spring of '55, one of
our negro women, suffered from dreadful sore on
one of her ANGLES, the inflammation from it extended
to the knee and foot though tried the usual reme-
dies it continued to get and for six months she
could neither work nor walk about. procured bot
tie of your Turf Oil, and in fort-nights time she
was able to 60 about and Ia now WELL look upon 1t
az excellent for sores, cuts and bruises.
Yours, with respect
'- OVERTON Fl. PETTUS.
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wArcHne AND JEWELLERY.

WATCHES AND JHWHLRX.
yATCHx:s C ,lIs,s ..s|s ! JnMh,h1,
IN fnforrn lie customers and the public gene
iy, thas :: be, jsst sst ,, y Sn sns
NoIta With srss e. mat .s .yss
Xmous his stock Of Watches viii bs found the fol-
LOWING ese Tosiss Thomas Blundell
ichn ESwsrds John Harrison
= n COOPER rs Adams Z Son f 8
j.. ss.iil H 5!.ss a a;!smss
And Denison, Howard Dsyia celebrated Amsri.
e.o n.nufsctursn. :, ED W * KERsEY,
NH N-diwAt5taw2w no %. Wet Main p.
- W1TCHEs AND JEWELRY..-I
- have on hand and Win ssll very Tow, several
n Hne Gold Lever, Hunting Cass WstshsA Of
~ superior quality s. S. & $40 ssa
Fin. Gold Anchor Lever and Lepins watshss Of
dc best quality and yer; T{H shss "a " xrrsrr
Dc u Omce No. 70 Pearl street
Ia SAMUEL ). BURCH-.TafIor--Of
the late firm Of HsspEasoN & BURcn,
NJ would respectfully iufoFm his friends and
| III old customers, and the public generally, that
he has taken room the east side of 18th street,
between Main and Sank streets and l. prepared ia
cut trim and make ct short notice, and On reasona.
BILE terms all kinds of sentlemens wearing apparel,
and to do general tailoring business. Patronage
'pectfnliy solicited. NH lo-lms
"a NEW CLOTHING STORE No. 81
Main street, opposite St. Charles Hotel
81 NJ ISAAC APPEL respectfully informs the citi-
LII. gems of Richmond and the public generally,
that he has taken the store No 81 Main street. for
merly occupied by M. Schultz, where he will Away.
keep ON hand large and well selected stock of
FASHIONABLE CHOTHING and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods. He asks the public to give him
CALI feeling satisfied that he will be able to give
nsfscton to those who may favor him with their pa
tronage. i - h-fta NH Ppm
go G. WENDLINGEK, Merchant Tai
LoR, 124 Main street, next door to C. w. Pur-
+ NJ cell Co., Bankers, respectfully announces to
LA. his friends and customers, and the public gen.
orally that he has just received his Spring Stock OF
| CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGs, he Sc
lected by himself in New York with great care and
not to besupassed by any other house in the city,
which he viii be happy to make up in the most eie
CANT style and on good terms NH % lin
| >-1A 1S56-SPRING GOODS, AT II FAD
| Ill QUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE CLIO
| NJ THING. AND GENTLEMENS FURNISH
| III ING GOODS--The subscriber has now in
store his Spring Stock of Clothing and Gentlemens
Furnishing Goods, well a large and beautiful
assortment of piece goods; such French and Eng
lish Cloths Cassmeres and Vestings, of every style
and fancy which he would invite the attention OF
| his friends and the public generally.
| E. B SPENCE, No. 1870,
NH % Corner of Main and 18th ste.
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RI GREAT REDUCTION lNTHk m
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From III
Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying from
n - HI. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Buildingl
Moleshin Hats, second quality.
Fashi unable Silk Hats.
Cong sss Cater Boets LIS
Fine C.lfskin Sewed Shoes. .z2o
J. b. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia t.
ply him with handsome and substantial Cslfskin
sewed BooT, which he win sell 1t the unprecedented
low psise Of $500 - 90 ls-d&c1y
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FISH HOOKS AND FISH

FISH HOOKS AND FISH
I'VE ING TACKLE of every description,
consisting in part of superine Cast
Steel Kirby, Limerick Virginia, Sea and other Hooks;
and Jolnted Rods: Snoods Canton Sea Grass; Floats;
Reels; Artificial Fles Silk-worm Gut; Cane Reeds;
ALSO-Guns and Sporting Apparatus; Powder
Fasks Shot Belts; Game Bags; Percussion Caps drin-
king Flssks Colts and other Pistols; Pen and Pocket
Knives &C. all of which offer at the lowest whole
sale prices. D. SUTHEkLAND,
NH 24-3m Opposite Eagle SCR.
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NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODa...
~ We receiving stock of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods in part of own importation and the
mainder from the various markets of this country pur
chased the most favorable terms. The ohoLe Stock
being entirely aud fresh offer it to the trade
confidently assuring buyers that great inducements
may be expected 1t consists, in part follows:
al, A and 54 Brown Sheeting and Shifting
Cotton Osnaburgs, Cottonades and Nankeens
Large stock Beached Domestcs, al widths
Plaid. striped and plain Cottons, for servants
Kentucky Jeans, Satinetts and Sweeds
Tckings, Furniture and Apron Checks
leached nd Brown Table Cloths and Damasks
Large stock of Irish Linens
Cloths Cassmeres and Vestings :
Large stock of Prints, Ginghsns and Lawns
Alpacas and Canton Cloths -
Printed Chsles and Bareges
Plain Delaines and Challies, all grades
Lawn, Chaliic and Berage Robes e.
White Cambrics, Jacone's, Swiss and Null Musl ms
Mantillas, large stock and cheap SO
Lace, Muslin and Cambria Collars
Lace Collars and Sleeves, in setts
Linen Cambria, Silk and Cotton Hdkfs .
With large stock of other goods not enumerated to
which we ask the attention of our friends and the
trade generally. -..t
NH 25-dlm WILLINGHAM & TARDY :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-09

- SOMETHING WORTH ATTN
TION.-I am now in receipt of . large
supply of Ladies', Misses and Children
Shoes of all styles and qualities, from the lowest
price to the finest quality also another lot of those
dollar CATERS please call esrly and get your supplies
of MARCUS HARRIS,
apt Broad street, between 9Th and 9Th.