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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-03
ii CARD.

ii CARD.
ENCOURAGED by the liberal patronage extended
IL to me by the citizens of Davenport since COM
mencing business in the city, desire to return to
them one and all my siaeere thanks lind acknopt-
edgemsnts; trusting by careful attention to their
wishes and tastes, and BY fair and honorable dealing
merit their kind fayors and confidence. Knowing
the desire anil want en- the part Of the LADIES for
goods of the best styles and qualities, shall en-
deavor the coming spring TO offer for their inspection
better assortment and class OF rich and fine goods,
than has heretofore been brought to the west.
In order to make room an d be prepared for the
a. good bargains as can be obtained in any CHEAP
house in the city. Respectfully,
H. c. WADSW0RTH,
Dealer in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, No. c Main
st. between Front q Second. Jan 10
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A day or two since, the inspector OF long
and dry measures, in Baltimore, Md, cut
full quarter Of an inch from yara s", ss;a ="
Use a, dry goods store in .ha, city, oe'ng
hat much too n9,-Erchdn9e.
We can scarcely credit the above
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NARROW EscApE.-Mr w ilsoi Meu' ,,,a
While driving for deer, had a inne iargo a "a,
shot under him---one oil the hunters h''' " q
the mule. which was Of dan coior' To- :
deer biaaed away. the bullet striking ~ Wv
about four inches of Mr. McdreWs icy
Princeton (IR.) Clarion
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes !!

"AVING obtained the agency for the sale of Lii.
III lies Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Bank
Locks, Bank Vault Doors and Frames we prepar
ed to furnish al manufacturers prices any OF these
articles on short notice.
These Safes all taste ed with Lilies Lock- Civ
ing undOubted security against thieves, are perfectly
free from dampness and better fire proofs than any
other safe made. The burning of them in any bull
ding cannot materially injure them, and they may be
exchanged for new one at any agency by paying 70
repainting. The vault doors and frame reliable
economical generally used where they
are best known.
The Bank Locks have always foiled the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests applied to these articles BY jurors
at mechanical and agricultural fairs where they have
always obtained the first premiums establishes the
certainty OF their superiority. Purchasers are invited
to call and examine the articles, references, certih
Gates, &C., before purchasing.
The undersigned are the only agents in Rock g
land lll) and Davenport !lowa) for the Worlds
Safe Company, of Troy, N. Y. Orders addressed 10
either place will receive prompt attention.
CHILD e. BAKER,
Illinois st. Rock Island.
Feb4d&w-ly, Second st. Davenport.
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REMovAL.-It will be seen by reference
h. advertisement that Messrs. Chubb,
Brother, Barrow g. Co, have removed their
Banking House to Davenports new build
Ing. corner Second and Main Streets op-
posi,e the lie Claire House.
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CHICAGO Apvs.-We direct attention to
he several new advertisements OF Chicago
Merchants 10 be found in our columns this
morning and recommend our merchants 20
,,lI upon those houses " hen next they visit
.,be Lake City.
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Miss LOUISA PYSE, Mr.. HARRISON anu
the other artistes composing the ryne anu
Harrison opera troupe. declined singing OIL
Sunday evenings at the St. Charles Inea.'s'
IN New Orleans, where they are now sue
cessfully performing, on the score OF eun
scientous regard for the Sabbath--lei a,..
gushing on each of such occasions nearly
ten tboua,n A dollars
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stores, stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
avn THE ANSWEh h


MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
AVN THE ANSWER IS STU - cooo
lTHoUGH we cannot keep on naha .o the rea
or 'V W. sell so cheap and SO good an af,eae .,
Stoves thu, /. becomes asHi 70 n W arrive
una a. ou' a"ed on our road, and we have eompe,ea
aar 80 as no I Mo SSs OK Less
demands ola ,So S sroand among all the "oah
,,SpsEt stove shops in this city, 10 h' p'''0''
cOIneto .....u a. G;llett's
The only stove Emporium in tne se for ehespnss,
~ 80 !, a store. In our prices; ioi ,"-pnt, ed
store as - !" nnetition--every article 1arranseu
w Ssa Gs not ~ Satisfactory, refund !ns
our a..or n.s for wood or Coal; the Climax
fo psssv oH niamoud. for coal The King OF
S' stav. D and Governor, elevated ovens
All Kinds Of Paror, Once sea aIS n All lines. Roof
Tin and copper VA" vars. o ta ord" order.
ing i srsay Street nearly Opposite the ,o "
Fsb l-di4
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TIE PAcIFIc.--A report was current on
saturday that the steamer Pacific had arri-
we'd AT New York, but was wholly without
foundation, having originated among some
Of the boys who very improperly hang about
me telegraph office during the reception OF
leporls.
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I AIDES Merino and Cashmere Under Vests, Boy
J. land Misses Gas hmere Under Vests at cost at
WADSWORTH'S,
feb B No, G Main ST.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

r,.o,r.sr. TO SoME.--We would in
-. ,bose persons who are in the habit OF
na,,ng their papers and letters into the Ga
.,,e box at the Post Office, that they
aid reach their destination about one day
.oooer il they would drop them into the
,.rsr box. The boxes are contiguous and
"a additional trouble is very slight.
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Fsu,r Trees KiLLfD.-Conversng I" ist
oursery man ON Saturday, he confirms all
40 have said with regard to the general
,s,ruction of fruit trees by the severity Of
=. winter. He says that all Of his trees,
,,ach, pear, plum and cherry, are destroyed
end conversing with others he hnds that
,about exception all Of those trees import,
last fall have been killed. This will be
ante a drawback upon fruit culture in
.y, but we yet have the apple tree, the
yrq4. staple fruit, which has not been de.
,,o,sd by the extreme cold. We trust
,b., those who have lost trees this winter
.i,l lose no time in purchasing others to re-
yace them.
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Books \ Stationery.


Magazines for March.
Harper's, PutnamI,
Godey's Lady's Book, Graham's,
Arhur's Home Magazine, Peterson's
Ball RUS Dollar do New York Journal,
Yankee Notions, &C., Sc.,Rt
emo 26-H ELI AUANSA CO.
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Heal Gtate.

JouE r. II. TALLMAN, CHARLES poWkRs'
roushkeepsie, n. y davenport lows
TALLMAN & POWERS.
Attorneys Councillors at Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Once, south side of second opposite lie Claire
Block over Wiey's store.
| ASDo b0ugAtand sold on Coinmissioa- Having
lJaiso Office in Eastern New York, al point
from which alargse migration may be expecieddurlng
the present season, we have unusual advantages TO
dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
u PLoansnegotiated on Real ks.ateseeuriiy.
-gEFERENCEs-
New YORK City. Poughkeepsie, NY.
Hon. John Van Buren,, Hon. Charles II kuggles,
"a A.C. Flagg, Gilbert Dean.
- Charles OtConor, - VI EGsssr d Co,
William Hagemeysr, Benson Losing
..hthony } Bleeekcr, F." Prof. 5. +. 3. Morse,
" iiiiam skidmore. Utica. n. Y.
Albany, Wy. Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill, CaggoT y Porter Chicago, Ill.
HoKeboome, King aud boies Rk.Swift and Co..
Erastus Cornhg. Mile and Fowler,
Apil3d wit W. X. Wood and Co.
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Patent Medicines

500 barrels Choice Winter Apples
FRoa LocKPoRT, NRw YORK.
lust received at the NEW YORK FRUIT STORE,
I'd street, opposite LIE claire House, which will be
disposed of Wholesale Retail on favorable terms.
Sov l1-dtf ELDRIDGE & STEPHENS.
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Wat Papers.

No. Le Claire Row.
We have an excellent Stock Of
WALL Papers.
Which " c nia ell low 10 make room for large
supply orde red for spring.
GEO. w. ELLIS & CO.
Dsyennort, Jan, 29th, 1856.
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WIDOW BEDOTT

Books! Books! Books!
lust received al the Davenport Book Store, q
- fresh lot Of Books, among which are, The Hidden
Path; Alone; Jimmie new Ork; Chariemont; Napo-
Icons Confidential ondence; The Star Papers;
Henrietta Robinson; The Murderess; The White
Slave; Boil Smith Abroad; Twelve Years Slave;
Shakespeare Papers, By Dr.. Magnn, just published.
Fen o7.tT GEO. w. ELLIS e. co,
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TALLMAN a. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side Of Second Street, bstaoeen
Brady and Main.
Improved Farms. srty property and uninproVed
land for sale commission.
Forty acres ofland situated on the bluff one and
half miles Of CourI House, having upon II sever
al nne views OF river fhe cheapest property in the
vicinity Of Davenport. Can DO bought very low by
applying soon.
several desirable houses lathe city Tor sale cheap.
Improved farms n scott county near Davenport
Alarge quantity ofunimproved land In Scott, elm
ton, Cedar and Muscztine counties.
May 10, 1855. TALLMAN II POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS
v'rE undersigned are now prepared 10 procure
Land Warrants for all persons entitled 10 them
under the late act of Congress.
Land Warrants coated in ANY ce in the state.
TALLMAN d POWERS
April Is. ia55-d-lf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25
POLICE MATTERS.

BKroRE RECORDER MILLS, JUNE 24-City VS.. John
Grces-John brought up by the Marshal for viola
ing city ordinance John thoughtlcss left bis tear"
slan.lipg in tho street without having ..nhched The
traces hich not altogether IL rat; Tor supposing
the wagon off with the horses, and supposing
they had run against mana doga horse and knock
ed him over, Why it might have resulted in very
serious consequences. So thought his Honor the Re
corder and John received remombraueer in the shape
of small fine of 81 and John paid and drove
off.
Since writing the above another ''item" occurred
which falls within "Up Towns" "cable-tow."
Two Of the city officers got up little lnuss between
themselves in the Recorders Office. Bnt fsw words
passed before blows resored to, to settle the mat
ter. heavy used literally over the face OF
and his honor being there too, and eyewitness,
She other bellig mt found himself smarting
der liberal 1te to wit: ten dollars and costs. Both
quit with the impression that personal difficulties often
result in serious sequences.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
REPORTED By UP TOWN, Esq.
UP TOWN ITEMS.

Yesterday presented rather bare record, but one
appearing on the docket. Justices have little
leisure time than is Desirable rather uian is
profitable. The weather is SO intensely that every
feels himself too much depressed by lassiiude to
scarcely more than stir. Men, women and children
sweer during the day and perfectly exhausted
evening by their efforts to keep cool.
Those who will persist in imbbiHg bad whisky during
this hot weather, expect to suffer the conseque-
aces Consequences usually serious. Exposure to
the hot after generous infusion of Chaps into
the SYSTEM is very likely ut in coup soIcit This
Is almost invari.b bly, attended with serious conse.
quences.
Irritable persons especially should do all in their pow
to keep perfectly cool until the mercury falls below
90s Excitement Injuries the nervous system and very
he lueoty results in consequences This class
of men often get very angry some imaginary offence
and very inconsideraty Tow themselves to sbile Overt
during this hot weather, which wrong wrong very
wrong We have known of such in tancss as these re-
suns In very very serious consequences Lager beer
'nay be used in moderation with mpunity even during
tlhe warm weather. provided the imbfber holes his tenn
per but an over supply of the article taken in an s
t'@ed state OF mind subjects tothe danger OF ex
ceedingiy serious consequences,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
,s5xs.azaS: A L T. A n TIC.
z FOR THE JOURNAL
MR.. FILLMORE HAS ARRIVED.
NEW YORK, ] une %.

New YORK, june %.
The Atlantic has arrived
Cotton market dull and prices easier but not
quotabIy lower; sales for three days comprise
1900 bales Observation-Disclosures are Shade
eigher; flour has advanced 6d01 Is; wheat adj
vanced ID; corn advanced 1850 15s Cd; pork
market dull and unchanged with limited
business at previous rates. Consols for money
are quoted at 94@9411.
The general intelligence by this steamer is
unimportant and without interest
Consols declined = in consequence of the
fall in French funds, which had declined 3 per
cent. in consequence of innuneations
Mr.. Fillmore was passenger on the At
lantic. lie was saluted by so guns, fire works,
speeches, &c.
The official dismissal of Champion was not
public in England. The fact, nevertheless
was regarded as certain. The papers are fill
ed with that subject, and the general tone is
against the dismissal of Dallas.
An attempt had been made to assassinate
the Queen of Spain.
The foundations in France have been dread
full The city of Tours was destroyed, and the
city of Lyons much injured
FLEMING. On. J.,) June o.
John w. Rink committed some time since
to the Huntendon county Jail, charged with
robbing the LambertvilIe Railroad office, es-
capped last night 1t is supposed that his wife
VINO saw him yesterday, furnished him with
tools by which he broke out. A large reward
is offered for his arrest.
New ORLEANS, Jnne o.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived to-day
with Havana dates to the 18th inst
Sugars active with slight advance. but
prices irregular. The stock in port was 2GO,-
0O0 boxes.
BALTIMORE, June o.
New Orleans papers Of Wednesday received. |
The ship Elvira Owens, arrived at Havana
on Saturday and taking on hoard 252 emil
grants for Liberia, sailed for Liberia. She has
331 cmigrants on board.
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Steamboat and River Items.

Some of our readers will be very happy to
hear, and others just as sorry, that we have
concluded to dispense with ''rver items'' till
the "next rise' The fact is, we are rather
aristocratic in our steamboat ideas, and it is
somewhat lowering the dignity of asteamboat
column, which probably, with only one or two
exceptions, has been the best river item column
attached to any paper in theWest-to be com
PEELED to fill it with notices oflittle "dinkeys,
whose virtues and dignity are commensurate
with the size of the revolving wheel at the
stern--the real aristocracy, upper ten, of this
And this remind us Of joke one of our ras-
cally wharf-boat friends played on us 'long
time ago" lie knew we were sup to snuff"
and considerably ahead Of the age in getting
river items, even while busiest Saving the
country" by prosy political leaders, and with
malice intent he told US a certain steamer had
arrived from the Wabash-had a bard time
getting through-and came all the way from
Vincennes on one wheel! Forthwith APP
3. pcared:
little steamer Market Boy, under command of
those clever gentlemen whose experience and
affability have made them the deserved lavoritcs
of the continuous crowds which fill her cabins,
arrived from the Wabash last evening. She
had hard time getting through owing to low
water, and by an unfortunate accident was
compelled to come all the way fromVincennes
on one wheel This accounts for her 'latest
dates" from Vincennes consisting of copy Of
the Gazette, just three weeks old, &C."
We were considerably surprised and some
what indignant next morning, in taking ouI
usual squirt at steamboats, to find the tastMal-
kct Boy had only one inject by naturc--ln fact
she was mean, scurvy looking little stern
wheeler.
But that's not to the point. If We have had
kind ofdsgust for stern-wheelcrs of late. al
though their stock is decidedly above par. its
all owing to that rascally wharf boat chap and
we can't help it. The fact is, steamboat items
are becoming scarce, and we have not the time
to collect them. The small crafts are wide
awake and working lively, and we hope max
ing money for their owners. We wish them
success-plenty Of big victims to skin. and a
good price for sklnnnS en-
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New LEANS, June H. NJ.
sugar some 200 hids taken at very full prices.
!hohss IS, sales about $50 bbls at 4Gd94gc.
FIour, we hear OF only one small sale at S. for fine
tnough another large sale OF superine is in negotl-
Corn, deman limited, and the sales confined to 1890
SACKS III several lots at 495c. and 100 inferior mixed
at 4Jc.
Oats, last evening 1898 sacks prime st. Louis were
taken at 4lc. aud to-day 500 to l0G0 in lots at 4c.
Bran, sales $40 sacks in poor order at g. and 400
sacks IN prime order to one party 20.
Wheat this morning lot of 1865 sacks barley fair
was sold at 90 and last evening G2S sacks prime at
81 IS.
Pork, mess retailing at sla@18 25, but lot of &c
bbls uninspceted sold at sI7 871$.
bacon ribbed sides retailing OF 93lc, clear at Ice and
shoulders at SC.
Whisky, $50 bbls rcctifed (AndrewsO sold at IS.
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tion and bring lack the Government to the
policy Of Washington and Jefferson. He tri-
umphed in this faith-nay, he had an un-
doubling conviction that the proceedings of
the Republican party would be sustained by
by the American people
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MCKINNEY a. COOKE,

WATER STREET, RETM al,n LOCUST STREETS.
AVE just received and large Sapr!y of fine and
cheap Mantlas fine sets Application undersiGeyes
Collars CemZes Undersleeves and the best and
rJment of Embrnideres bought for this market.
They invite speedy call Evansville
and surrounding country examination themselves
before purchasing elsewhere they promise sell any
tcle house the lowest cash prices Come
and all.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK. juno Of.

NEw YoRK, juno Of.
Flour firm; sales Of $4,000 bbls Wheat firm; sales of
1900 bushels Corn unchanged. Mess Pork has adj
vaneed sales of $50 bbs. Beef firm Whisky uncbane-
ed. Stocks duIl Canton. 221& Chicago and Toledo
7715 Ceavand and Pittsburg, IS Erie, 582l CaIena
and Chicago, ll315, Chicago and Rock Island IS; n
nos Central, lO3 Michigan Central, 9sJ5; n Y Cen
trail 937s; ReddHg' 955; Pennsylvania Coal Company
1884, NO 6's 877s; va 6s 81; Sterrg Exchange firm
PITrsBURG. June 81.
River feet 9inches by metal mark and falling slow
ly. Weather and clear.
CINCINNATI, June a.
Flour steady at IS. Provisions buoyant. Mess pork
held al SIS Bacon shoulders SIC, Whisky steady at
2Sc Sugar firm at 9@@lO, Molasses mostly held-at
SIC. r
baltimore, June "a,
Flour firm; sales of COO Howard street and Ohio at
6 %. Wheat better; sales of red at 10, So ] g.
an IS for white. Corn better; sales of white at SOC
55c, yellow 53c.
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OAEiELwooLsEY
AUCTION ROOMS,

a .
Did Court House, Corner Main Th ime-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
I'll AVING leased for of and fitted n the
AZ above well known stand, prepared o re-
ceiye for sale at private sale. all kinds
and household furniture horses
gies ETC..
Cash advances made Gons gnrnents when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
O'Clock A. NJ Also Tuesday w ed esdsy
and Friday lights. early gas light.
Outdoor5es andSaes of real promptly attended
IN general assortmentof URNIru RE- consisting ofslat
spindle and backs, scroll sc0lop
back office. French, Jenny Lind, and sstle wood
Chairs mahogany and wood Chairs Elizabeth
chairs; spring rockers Sofas sociables CENTRE
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges, mirrors. fine and misses bedsteads
trasses tin and esafes, which viii
cnnati prices.
We have also hand variety OfnotaHs. jewery
volns accoreons pocket cutlery. guns pistols Whips
etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail. WO0LSEY & NELSON,
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
RIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

TUESDAY. June24.
Saracen, from st Louis to Louisville.
EnIeavor. from do to Cincinnati.
Northerner from Louisville to st Louis.
Crescent, from Cumberland River to Cincinnati,
H. ID Newcomb from New Orleans to Louisville.
Bielnotta from Gin cinnati to st Louis.
Great West, from Menphis to Cincinnati
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AUCTION SALES.
All AUCTION.

ENG about to leave the Indiana wishing
administer upon estate and settle the
hefor leave, will Monday the 18th day Of Augu
D. ell At public auction residence Third sres
opposite the Sngre; an my h9uehoia ana
Ding Chairs Stoves also fine Piano Forte and large
On Painting also oe ~ AkIl'SeS anu 'u5sies anu
all horses on hands ut the time OF 80
credit of four Will given o. All sums over SV
btre aIso aI,al = ral az ~ .,1 b nd COED
terms. Ali indebted to whom am indeb, ~ arc
requested call and settle, before the day Of sale.
e23-ts& s. KAHN.
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&E Clerks say they have bought Goods then
We will be able to sell the Now. in
der avoid the like occurrence have given them instrGe
sell the Goods much less
TO customers and all others who bargains Dry
Goo would respectfully is your time itch
in.'' :. EMBlCU.
apI2 Main street. three doors below Second.
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pINE LUMBER AND sHINGI Es,

HE II. BENNETT would respectfully announce to tho
citizens of Evansville and surrounding couatry that h
(heng be, gd in the manufacture OF Lumter Tor
years, and selecting choice article of his
tqre) has opened Yard Carpenter street Kratz
lieman's Foundry and pared sell wholesale
retail cheaper than before offered in this city
ais 1wdT
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NOTICE.

hi Rs N. DoNALDSo> would respectfully inform the
ladies OF evansville and its vicinity that
next door to Mr. Rubin art's dwelling the
second aug OaA treets and she has had long expert
enee IN Dress making and Bleaching doing p ala
and Naapolan DO she by her
ana reasonable to invite share of the public
te.,naee. my2tf
I'D n MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS AND OTHIJRS
ItE undersigned would that he has finished he
L large and snhstan tial new Wharf boat
III a III MOTH CAVE.,,
He has placed for the sake convenience in all
OF the river at the foot of Vine He all times
hereafter be pleased give prompt and careful
receiving and shipping we'll all Business
that may be entrustedto him.
The patronage therefore the Mereh
others of this city and of the interior is solicited
ap3-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL.
DRY GOODS AT COST.
OPKINS Il REED intending change their business
n VIII now otter their ontire stock Dry Goods
for eash All who want bargains will please and examine
goods and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere my2
OFFisE $50 bags prime received per a. L. Shotweu
u and Niagara, tor sale low by
myS GEO. FOSTER & CO.