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STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs
For RED RIVER.
Leaves on FRIDAY, 18th inst. at s O'Clock r. M
szes. E,ahFP LKJY2 EV W sDnayT nIP r.,

81 Leaves FRIDAY, 18th inst. at O'Clock P. M. E
ngS FOR SHREVEPORT, DIRECT
llha5latss5 The fine ast passenger packet B a
B g He, D. D. Atkinson master, will leave
above Shreveport Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore Gapte
Alexandria, and all intermediate landings For freight or pas
au15 7sf s,g5S'z2 LEWIS sNAPP & CO.. 81 Front
VIII leave on SATuRDAY. 1911, inst At 5 o'clock r
X, r. n FOR ALEXANDREA-THE sUPE-
rior light draught passenger steamer Bayou
Relae, lin place Of the steamer Planer3 ID. y,
Atkinson MUSTER will leave Alexandria and all intermediate
landings above For freight apply board to
aull il - r. B. SMITH, 4 TciionDitoulas street
VIII leave SATURDAY, 10Th inst. at O'Clock p NJ
na$s ~ FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT.
The Light danglt eight incf) steamboat
fMsasa Ariel, hutchinson master, having undergone
thorough repairs, will leave for Shreveport randayou Grand
core Capte lexandra Gortons and all Intermediate land
ings above For freight apply board to
ys-s ~ LEWIS SNAPP & CO. 81 Front street Z
RThrough bills Of ladng given and clerk will be
the Leyee foot Of Benvie Monday morning to receive
freight Egg s4s4!s ss3tei rs l5iE9l 3lsg 4tlt
The Ariel viii be able go the falls at Alexandria and
will not etin Shippers may rely on freight going
through direct. 5= aul1
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LOVER MISSISSIPPI j

Leaves every SATURDAY EVENING, IN at s o,sIeek. @ .
, r. u. s. MAIL PACKET FRANK
aaEslStsp LYON in paee Steamer ! Naehez-Rega M
isssi@sssEs Yicksbnrg and Mlikens Bend Packe-The
fine fast running packet Steamer Fram1S Lyon
Ashbury masier, will leave as above for Mlikens Bend
Ficksbnrg Warrenton, Grand Gulf St Josephs, Rodney,
Watcher Fort Adams, Patton Rouge,
and all intermediate landings the Coast regularly every Sat
rday at o'clock NJ For freight passage, having nsur
passed accommodations, apply on board, or to
@t '#' 'fIEW IS 'SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street, to
'.s.s5, : r.. KSLAUGHLIK, l49 Carondelet street.
EThe Frank Lyon having made permanent arrangements
with the Yzoo Belle, will sign through bills ladns for
Yazoo River freight with privilege of rehipping Eicks
burg.}s s 50 jr14N
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We know (hut shall drop his acquaintance as soon
as we get maEried) blighted old bachelor who says
that he supposes the natural diet of au infant being
milk will account for its Q)creamw
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WRECK OF "A BRITISH BARK.-The New York
Evening Post of the 7t inst has the following, un
derthe above caption: .
Capt Champion of the ship Victoria, arrived here
tins forenoon from London, reports that on July 18th
latitude 4728, Longitude 50, fell in with British bark
Rose, Captain Luxtan,2l days from Quebec, for Ply
from her Captain Lnxtan his mate and eghtean IA,
rnen, and brought them to this port. Captain Luxtan
reports, on the night of the 9Th ut. in attude
longitude a, struck an iceberg, which stove in the
RoSes bow to the foremost, when she filled imme
diatey. Being loaded with timber she did not sink
They remained nine days on the wreck before getting
any assistance. ET5 + u :
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ma%, LAKE SHORE ACK W II,
lEsMAEEEEkAssss STEAMER CREGDLE.-Suplner Arrange
Gssszz mentFor Ocean Springs and Intermediate land.
CREOLE Joseph Nelson master built expressly this
Raroad the arrival Lake Of the cars as follows
IeSyss P9ntcharrein W Rslroad II Leaves Ocean Springs
TUESDAYS: 80 4. u. cars WEDNESDAY EVENING, /.
THURsDAYs. g 4. n. cars FRIDAY MORN RNINGszl'
-.Ia& FL| -Leaves Jefferson Railroad -i ystta
TUESDAY, $40 A. NJ. cars; SATURDAY,, go r. M. cars
The steamer CREOLE returning Monday nights Snt
rday mornings, will not stop at Pass Christian and Bay ST.
Louis 3sz52 .si E&3s4sSL-z5sfs y sE5ss-eif
Freight extra baggage horses cows carriages etc
days and Thursdays to by these trips must be sent to the
railroad on the aays in time o'clock
trip. -
-FARK- - |@"! Y W."
to Mississippi City Springs s. 50
lleck passage rs
New Orleans June /. 1856 ,F7sg7sr0' 33Gi les
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,


s-z-D - ,.z=-z==zs=zzzzz., NEW ORLEANS, OpB-
E5Ss Ea Jus AS AND GREAT WESTERN
&tsSG3gg sEIssgy-Ata4AHseR Il ABROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after the h of June next Passenger trains will leave
the Depot at Alsers EVERY DAY A. NJ.
Leave Grctna every day A. NJ,
Arrive Bayou Bnuf every day ll3O An
RETURNING;
arfipe AZ Gfcla + NJ
L. NJ,
Excursion tickets to to the regular Stations and back the
day will be issued as follows:
To Boutte. Is
To Bayou des AllemRnds s......................l 50
To RacelaHd Lafourche Crossings and Terrebonne 50
To Tigeryile.. 90
Between Intermediate regular Stations, prices proportional
Ferry Boat will connect with The Passenger Trains enync
the foot Of St. Ann street EVERY MORNING O'Clock pre-
cisey. '"
Freight will be received for Bayou Boenf and intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf at the foot ST. Louis
street. EVERY DAY until O'Clock p. NJ All up freight
be paid by the shippers and freight be delivered all
other Stations than Bayou des Alemads Raceand ourcho
Grossng Terrebonne, Tigervllc and Bayou Bunf yhee
the Company have agents) must be prepaid
Printed Rules and Rates of Freight had on application
at the Office Of the Company.
A. B. SEGER,
au1 II Vice President
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z.o,o. sion at Baton Rouge. ,t5.. '-3
We extract from the Baton Rouge Gazette of Tues.
day, the following account of the grand American
demonstration, which took place in that city on last
Saturday night: seS#s
As we stated in our Sunday mornings edition, the
Fillmore and Donelson turnout on Saturday night
last was of the largest and most enthusiastic we
have ever seen in Baton Rouge any political occa
sion.
The gallant Fillmore Rangers first assembled in full
strength at their hall, turned out with music trans
parences, and torches, and amid the booming of the
" Ranger cannon, and the cheers Of the spectators,
marched to the place where preparations had been
made for the gathering.
A beautiful spectacle, considering the facilities for
getting up such displays in this city, was here pre-
sented. The platform was already occupied, great
throng was assembled, the sky was lighted IN bv
"the rockets red glare and the CLEANS of torches
were reflected from the bright eyes Of a large nm
ber Of Baton Rouges fair daughters who graced the
occasion by their presence. e.la.
On calling the meeting to order, the following Off
GERS were nominated:
'President.-Dr. I. J. J.Buffngton
Fice Presidents.-Frederick Arhour .Jr. Anthony
Montan, ST., Joseph Monget, j. G. Washington, ]. Il.
Malta, 7. NJ. Young Milton G. Powers. Richard
Markham, Samuel Moore, W. D. L. McRea, Spencer
Pettis, and Felix Lenaris. ~
tSecretaTies.-Henry J. Hyams, and Henry T.. Dar
gre VI
The nominations were unanimously confirmed, and
the President then introduced
Mr.. FL. W. Allen, Of West Baton Rouge, who adj.
dressed the meeting at some LENGTH and with much
ability, in which he took occasion to pay high and
deserved compliment to the Fillmore Ranger Club of
this city We are unable to give even skeleton of
Alr. AIS address, but suffice it to say that his re-
marks were received with enthusiastic applause. Mr.,
Allen was followed by -
Mr.. Crenshaw, who made one Of his thrilling an.
peals to the South at large in favor of Fillmore and
the Union His style OF oratory and power of argu-
ment told with thrilling effect upon his audience He
was followed by Maj. A. NJ. Dunn, who made most
pleasing and powerful oratorical effort and concluded
by challenging any speaker of the Democracy to a
public discussion Of the relative merits Of Fillmore
and Buchanan. -
On the adjournment of the meeting, a magnificent
| torch light procession was formed, which, having
marched through most Of the principal streets amidst
loud and enthusiastic cheering. and the firing Of
cannon quietly dsperse: Altogether the demonstra-
ton was highly cheering to the friends Of the good
vote Of the parish in November.g
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fprga 1lANDEyILLEJ. l,EyVIsBtJRg.
-tsEisMADISONyII.I.E u and E0YINiTnN lAIiY

re- n llANDEyILLE, 5LEyVISBURG,
A y 4 RI DIS9AyI slS Il, And DAILY
Capt y w Holman. VIII leave Lake Ind of liz ponsehs
train Railroad every MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY at A. aI 7FE' - u
On the W: G; Young will leave the Lake end of
The Railroad On The arrival Of the Mears lIaesile
at on MONDAY MORNING. - 55z,s - : =
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
The W. c. Young will make eXcursioat to Vaudeville Lew
bnrg and Madisonvle every SUNDAY MORNING. on the
arrival Of the O'Clock cars and will back enable
her passengers to take the o'clock r train for the CITY,
Fare for the excursion ST. fish breakfast will be provided
on board Price 20 cents. s4 tsf slG.3s,T0S
For further particulars, inquire Of 7st.,- IS
jeT D. C.LDWBER. Agent eS MAGAZINE St
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DAY MORNING, AUGUST Is, 1856.
7-----'----7.--.
THE LAX
.s,lrsr, s.rw,1TIE wR,dEAsgRa ( isgl ExcyRsIoN

S-.,s, PLEASURE EyCURSTO
r. raa5lLs--r=JEsTWICE A WEEK 7AGROss THE lax El-
ihs elegant 10y pressure steamer arrow,
train Ra9ad every EsDAY and on tie arrival
sonmsnfng On i Fday ,aa @ the s int or s giving
pleasure seekers who nay wish y few hours 81 tbs
rereshng lake breeze Returning from Vaudeville the same
day in sne to meet the halfga o'clock for The city
trips Of the boat as adyertfsed in her schedule
iy22 # Tickets 81 , Dinner, &c. &E
fF~sSs :. FOR POINT TcLT1AR.-UNTIL
n.n theT ngse, fns, ! he rstsaner Southern star
tnndags excspte9d2 9 O. @ IA oieloe direct for POINT
On nInaays I h esd ad Saturdays will leave
front Of o freight sunday
evenings will leave town about SIX O'Clock
iy2t y e s% DAVID & FORD Agents
fsT. q, :, FOR 8 y I, MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
o. $. MAIL LINE-Sunner ensThe
u Il splendid log,prsssnf packet
having been built espT$ssay for ,s superior
end Of TIE Pontehartrain Railroad daily on the arrival Of the
IL O'Clock NJ stopping at Bay Louis Pass Christian
and Paseagoula daily going and returning permitting
Deck v. S
New Orleans. November l. 1856. l'7 . " - - n5
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woman Poisoned in the Streets of New
Tork-1Ey ysterious Affair.
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We learn from the Rochester Union of the 4tll inst
that most daring and perious featwas performed
at Niagara Falls, on the day previous. That paper
says: .,.
A man named P jackson actually swan across Nj
agara river, between the Falls and the Suspension
Bridge: This we believe, is the first time the feat
was ever attempted. 1t was successfully performed
in presence of large number of spectators.z59a n
jackson is employed by the New York Central
Railroad Company, and has established his reputation
as an adyentlrer He is the man who walked the
ladder bridge from the ice last winter. to Bird Island
above the Falls. This was deemed a daring feat
but to our notion this last exceeds it in danger and
boldness. II. elgfs :, ST g n. ii
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Fillmore Meeting and Torch Light Proces-
sU,.I.- sion Mt Baton Rouge. ,f5.
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The most cross grained are by no means the worst
of mankind, nor the humbest in station the leasts
polished in feeling,
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The Clinton Patriot Of Saturday lastsa,7yss
The Natives of East and West Feliaia,,ia sbo,. =
n contemplation to give grand barbecue at or near
lhe town OF jackson, some time soon. Every ar
rangement and preparation will be be made for the
entertainment OF large crowd ~, E78
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UCTGGN NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
N peeuly informs his friends and public that having
suled his old business AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER,
has taken his office No. 33 Camp street.
viii attend to the sale of Real Estate Stocks Negroes, Ad
mnistraors Asgnees and all Others according to law He
will also give prompt and personal attention al outdoor sales
of every description
Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has tor SALE either private TERMS or at public
ton Every facility his power will be offered to buyers and
sellers Of Real Estate.
Practical Draughsman and Plan Drawer will be in constant
attendance at his Office .-r'1a
With the assurance that he will give strict attention to his
business in all its Details he that will receive share Of
public patronage. BENZ. KENDIG, Auconeer
no26 Office, No. So Camp street.
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EsTILL SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
a.H TUCkY-This fine Summer Retreat is situated the
M entucky River, surrounded by wild and romantic
tain scenery and is Of the most picturesque and healthy
ton and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
line OF daily four horse coaches from Lexington the Springs
SO that leaving Cincinnati by the
ing train of will arrive the Springs the evening"
The place in fine condition and is for the reepi,n
of visitors Mrs o. CU1LES
my2S JOHN GHILES
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Ihe darksyille Organ Of the I'd inst has the fol.
loving remarks upon weather state os health
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3 TORS Of the Battle House have the pleasure Of informing
AI the public that the above delightful SUMMER RESORT
will be opened on Wednesday, llth June
During the past season they have been improving the Grounds
and have made additions the Buildings which
now in perfector and greatly augment comfort North
Wharf has been built, which will lessen the distance and time
considerably Stable has been erected and roads much
improved.
Point Clear has advantages all other places upon the
Coast and those who visited there last endorse
hesuperior SALT WATER BATHING, FISH and OYSTERS,
Bochs Band has been engaged for season. every
riety Of amusement attendant watering be provided
The Southern Star Capt Carson will ply regularly during the
season between the City and Point Clear
Hs- Rooms may be secured by addressing
myl9 toct2. F. Fl. CHAMBERLAIN 4 co.
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r47,4e, FOR KEY WEST via TAMPA AND CE-
s1VI1NAD OAR kEYS.-The fast sailing schooner Lfbbie
lALAN Sheppard, John Lowe, master wants the bulk
eSl of 4v0 barrels, ind will have dispatch Apply to
s72FS III BARELIJI Il CO.,
aul2 9s&8 No. 81 Common street.
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eeA, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
opened on 1be first day Of June under the personal at
Every energy will be brought bear make the visitors
home. my27 If
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VOLUME TX
SEA-GOING VESSELS,
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

VIII leave on sATURDAY, August lG at o'clock A. NJ
<rESEs FOR VERA CSUX.--U s. MAIL LINE
IEEs The new and magnificent steamship Texas, Thos.
above, pnnenally, carrying the u. s. mails - :.
for freight or passage, having elegant accommodations
Tor cabln and Steerage passengers, apply
HARRIS MORGAN, & Co. foot Of Julia street, III
opposite the Steamship Landing
NJ No freight will be received without an order from
: ! Z = alI
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WATERING PLACES.

nA PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL-THIs COM.
I Eodous and eligible establishment now open for the
reception of Visitors and complete Arrangements have
been perfected for the entertainment guests inferior to no
hotel upon the Gnlf Coast. GRfCE & JAMES.
VI 2b3t-l.u - Erorrators
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viii leave on THURSDAY, August 81 at O'Clock A. N.
x seEfrEI FOK BRAZOS SANTIAGO, VIA
WMIakf3 GALNESTOE-The New Orleans and Texas U. IS.
AIail Line. The and magnificent steamship
Nautilus Jno S. Thompson commander leave above,
punctualy freight passage having elegant
accommodations, apply to i35'STEq "a 20
opposite the Steamship Landing
na~ All freight shipped by le Nautilus will be delivered to
Captain Kennedy of the steamer Grampus unless otherwise
directed. 4 i6Fjtti 4. au2
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kElS5 FOR BOSBON-REGULAR LINE PACK
ETS.The fast sailing regular packet ship Parthe-
szanOn Washbnrn, master. having most Of her cargo
engaged will have dispatch For balance Of freight apply
Fl GEO .sNYat HYNSON & Co. 50 Camp street.
psrFor passage apply on board, Post 49, Third District
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-25


CHICAGO AND Rocx IsLAl LIZ.
e.
SP UING .ARIEANG1544kSSl9 y.
- aud AMER Nonlsy, April dhsstexefAn satis
r..,hs, noiiee, II ltns viii leave Rock Island dai
~ SUNDAY excepted ~ follows:
II s1psess, s.sppinx only atMe principal
"a ni~Sssxpress, ssoppinx Al all stations s.luP. I.
al irrirhl, with I'd class cxrs II 6.50 A.. y.
Trains arrive al Rock Island daily, Sundays except
cd, Is follows =,
Isl Eirht cxprcss NJ 500 J.. 81.
"a express, stopping caiy u the prtaeipai
a m.li trsin nj lois Y. NJ.
ah freight with I'd class cars at s.49r ~.
Al trains over this road are in direct .cennecuvn ~
chicago with trains over both tae Mich Eaa sou'nvth
and Michigan Central X. X. 10 and from i,etroN ,lo.
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cinctnnat, slssossga'
Dunkirk, iarAlo, Niagara Falls, Albany ne" toss,
rhilsdeiphia, Baltimore aud Washington. atsoAt
La Sale with trains OF The Illinois Central Noso-
north 10 0aiena and south ~ 81. Lonis and Saito,.o
which places ticketscan be procured o. So Sc
VEINS, Ticket agt. X. X. Depot RI .
Passenger are reminded ofthe mecsssis! otxis.ne
distinct directions as to the destination o. the,t ~.
gage, also 70 procure tickets before taxing shs.i
sssw ia the cars, As the conductors collect iares only
10 stations on the line Of the Chicago aud kock isiaha
kailroad. JOHN Y. TRACY, SUPP.
w. II. WmgAAS, Assn Supt.
Kock island, April 2, 1856.
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. beautiful and convenient cottages. In The ives,
part Vi Davenport.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
AT
Milchetl'S Emp OFiMsss.
rssf s,ds of Hradu. On dsor fr0u nd .frsst

XAJk are now receiving and opening ~ourskCoND
w stock Of kAliA Winter God consisting
Ia part OF the following articles:
French MerinOsso Of all coiors,
Cvbuigs and English .
fisin and Fig'd all Wool Delaines,
Grape DE Paris, Ladies' lioths,
Plain, Fig'd aud Plaid Dobazes,
Alpacss, Worsted Plsids,
Redsnd Orange Coi'd Saisberk FlApnsls,
Plain, Gray, Blue, Red Yellow & W hIss Fisunoia
Brown and blsached Canton Flsnnels,
Fancy Vslyets Tor Dresses aud Chiidren's Wear,
Mantiils veiyets,
Black Watsred silks,
New styses Striped and Plaid Dress SILK,
Plain Blk. silks, Brocade silks,
10 4 Bleached sheeIlng and Pillow Case M uslin
Csssimerss, sattinetis, Broad Cloths,
and Vestngs,
and a large ass,rLmen NJ oil all kinds Of staple aud Fancy
Dry Goods Too numerous TO specify As our goods are
ali OF such desirablest3ies and good qualities we do
not deem II necessary 10 occupy a large space ia this
valuable paper in The way Vi advertising, but We
sould merely say to aIlthose wishlnglo purchase ar.
Iicles of good quality at very low priees, thai ouTstoek
Of goods are of such qualities and styles he will bear
close examination aud show for ihemsslyes.
No trouble 10 show goods.
Come ole and all and examine oar stoek.
Oct22 H.F d H.. w.
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Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob plansa
tioL Mill-Price reduced.

Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Plsnla
ton Mill reduced.
IN subscriber has purchased exclusive tish1 %
territory for sale Ia The West, OF the above eess
bfaied Mills, aud Is prepared TO tnrnish Them atIl
times, either Wholesale or retail, guaranteed 10 It
naost positiyr manner.
LIS nov more than i year siloe the Little OlAni
Was Introduced 10 the public, during winch lime IL
has been constantly growing In the popular iayof
ihe improvements t~vcvetly effected saj pAtenIesi
makes II the most perfect machine ever Offered 10
general farm use. Itia IurnIshod complete ready ii
attaching team, and weighs as iollows. No. J ~
NO. x,lso; Nos, 400 No. 4, $50 pounds. I~en'
tilnules are sa fhcisnI 70 sol Oh. up, without meehAh
zeal aid, and when once adjusted, IL can with sAisi5 y
uatIuslod w o boy. Full directions ssaoispsnI ssh
mill.
PRIGESG or
No.i,s3j, Il sill grind .ba. IA zeal per hour %-ilhlhofs'
2,e<D, " 10 - "a - "
" ,, u3n, Z" l5" " " Z"
q /; SGO, " " go" A. &" Is -" a"
w. TLIborsldlscoun W dsAlers.
JAMES h. CHADWICK,
No.bs Locust ST., between Second and lhfd
nov, S d& N-Iy st. Louis, bio
For sale BY ms.srs DALZELL q bko., Agents o.
Davenport, At above prices, adding freight from 81
t"uo' ..E .a-
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Seasoned Flooring

bath rough and dsssssj, and having tassa ste.t
pain 10 soca 70 the services OF the best luoSl,snla. IA
Inc State, | feel assured that Aay lumber PLACED Al
any Mil will give satisfaction. Win do 100 PisAiu.
y. io~ IS any establishment la ths west
Persons wishing 10 bald sanrs lime 1. al oLIost
soali do we'll ~ csH aHi louE al my stock, baI,fs
.nLacLinx eliza u n 10. "a | h - A laIxu nI.nll. -
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SEASONED LUMBER
saaito taplly iAls seesiua -
SHINGLES

have paEShased aai pll ~ NObl FIIaal Ma
ui,iaa, ia coaasetlon sltL iay aiiti, AEs AN ssIlsasi
1 can sappiy my cnstoiussa aisA a Gsisas sAlnyls ,
ssss money thaH ahi are brSugbt here hT, OF saa BE-
alhie by aay other maeaIas. l also make Sbi1sis,
u hand sad viii eosItnas 10 do 50 as iolg as lac,
arc n Iomsad.
take Ihls opportunity - IeluFa uy than I5f
past IAsVfs, aud sJtcft from mg euat0mtrs IA ia
pabtie 4 cDltiaiauen ~ the same.
zpiYg d~u JOHN NJ. tANNuS
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4 choice lot Of Fancy L,aes DriHs Tor pan,s
n u very nne assof lmentiBdoed, comprising some
of The best selections 10 be found Ia the city. Also
a rne iot Of Gauxe MsTino UBdefsbifts and Drawers,
Just The ihing for warm weather. Fancy Shirts Ter
ashiDk parties Hnd aNcufsloalsts generally, all 10 be
found al Low prices al EDWARD ALLkA'S clothing
store, Second o..
June, sd dim,