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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

IhE LL-FATED SHIP JOHN RUTLEDGE.-LIST
OF HER PAssENGERs-By the steamer Persia, a
list of the passengers on board the iilfated ship
John Rutledge, which was lost on the Goth Feb'y
last, by striking against iceberg off Newfound-
land, is received. 1t will he seen that 1913 persons
beside the crew, in the prime of life, were hurried
into eternity without warning. Young Nye, who
was picked up in an open boat was the only sur.
vivor:
In the Cabin-C.J Gale. In Steerage-Thos. Lee,
VIM. Gull, Mrs. Gull C. H. Erlswigh, John Banks
Jas Mannick, Anthony Kendall, Joseph Roberts, IL
Lslly Jas. Moore, Nancy Grundy, Lydia Grundy, Su.
san Grundy: Richard Grundy, Benz Grundy, John
Amos Booth, Jas Coalursn, Henry Mitchell, Sarah
Sheridan, Jas. Kilkenny, Sarah Kilkenny, Hathlon
derson, Margaret Henderson, Robert Henderson, M
Henderson, Mary J: Henderson, James Henderson,
Eliza Henderson, VIM. ohel, Chss. Logan, Robert
Newman, Geo. Newman, Mary NEWMAN, Jas. Wafen-
den, Jesse Millen, Thos. Johnson Jas. johnson, VIM
Johnson. Margaret Reed. Catharine Hagan, Andrew
son, Robt SAMPSON jr., Thomas Sampson, Matthew
Sampson, David Sampson, James -, VIM. Steazy
Kewky, VIM. Barnes, Sarah Kyan, Margaret Moore,
Jas. Bailey, Geo. Martin. David johnson. II. Green,
Ann Green, Henry Haley, Edward Smith, Edward
Maloney, John Brooks. VIM. Brooks John Radford,
John Keegan, Margaret johnson, Caspar Lewis, Julia
Lewis, Bridget Picker, Chas Connack, Michael Cur
ley, John Horton Jas. Cheetham, Thos. Dwyer, Cath
McCalty, Jane Black saml. Black. Betty Black, D.
Kelly, John Godfrey, Bridget Cunningham, John Kill
kelly. Unity Kilkelly Mary O'Brien. Chas Bradley,
Andrew Taylor Henry Dnrgsn, Neil McCusker, Jas
Mccain, Honora Madden, Mary Casnidy J. O'Brien,
John UCorcoran, Ellen Msgee, Edward Gavin, Fan
ny Whelan Margaret Lambert, John Lambert, VIM.
Cassidy, Patrick Cassidy MaIlsh La Maud, Maltin
La Maud, VIM Stezelizyuke, Gaworkill Stezelizyuke
Felix Rombiski, Geo. Wookcock, John Jackson, Mrs
Jackson. -
With the exception of few Germans, all the
passengers were Irish.
The following is the list of the crew:
Alexander Kelly. Comr; Samuel Atchison, LIST Of
6cer Albert Bork, I'd officer; Ann Spencer, steward
ees; M. Lecomp, cook; Alexander Hobbs. .
Seamen-Wm. Ryan, Henry Bacon Jas: Jameson
Henry Mcdonald, John Dougherty, John Thompson
John Hill. Thos. Nye, (saved,) Geo Wires, Hsnrick
Michael, James Banks, Henry Regun. Jacob Stock,n,
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!" bUICHEh.-I htTtOy glNe notice, thht haV1ng
purchased the stock of FRUITS, CONFECTlONA-
RY TOYS &C, including the LAGER BEER SA-
cupied by JAMES B. SMITH and wife, on the north
side OF Broad street. between First and Adams SITS
have appointed said J. B. SMITH my Agent to car
" said Stores but to buy and SELL on my account
solely for cash The stock viii be kept up by me,
and the cid customers and the public generally are
invited TO cal. JOHN BOUCHER
Richmond. Anil 9th. 1856 an 2A-Iot4
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~ elegant goods, and so cheap 10 the exclamation
Of every one after passing through the store of P
STRAUSE l. BRO, No. n Main street. We have
just received most extensive stock of the choicest
description of Striped Plaid, Plain and Black Silks at
tc worth ST. Also. large stock of the newest stye
= Nantillas from 81 and upwards, worth twice the
money; Reregs de LANES and Chalies; Muslins; ia
comets; Lawns; Brilliants; Embroideries; Collars;
Sleeves; Cambria and Muslin Bands; Irish Linens;
SWISS Null and ig'd Muslin, &c Ladies will find 10
TO their advantage to give call at No q Main st.
ap 23-2WH 2. STRAUSE l. BROTHER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

MechanicaI and OrnnmenfaI Drawing.
In connection with my Architectural and Engi-
neeri.g Office, have opened Drafting room, where
aided by competent assistants am prepared to make
Designs and Copies of all kinds of Machine Work
Plans for Bridges stone otherwise; Copies to Lth
ograph from, of Railroad aud Canal Maps and Fro
FLEA; Copies of Land Maps, Tracings &c, with De-
signs for wood, stone or iron; Ornamental Work.
- WILLIAM PERCIVAL,
NH l8---6m ....- Civil Engneer and Architect.
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1 IMPORTANT NOTICE--Having sold ont
my saddlery and harness business it becomes in
cumbent upon me to urge settlement of the debts
main unsettled by the lst of March will be dealt
with according to law, require the money to carry
my new business. JOS. H. COLQUITT, Agt
ta i2-ts 18th street. het,znen Main srdC.a
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Office
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05
u ENNETT: BEERs & FIsHkR, deaIers

I'D in Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window
Glass, Surgical Instruments, Perfumery Combs
Brushes Fancy Articles, Tobacco, SegaIs Fire-pl oof
Paint, White Lead, White Zinc, Cheap Paint Oil,
&c. &C.. the whole comprising stock unrivaed in
quality variety, or extent, which we offer to Country
Merchants and dealers prices which cannot fail to
please Orders attended to with promptness All
goods securely packed, and shipped with dispatch
auy part of the country. An examination of our
stock and prices Is respectfully solicited my3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

cofn'rios OF WALKER In NrcARAeuA--The
accounts IN relation TO the success Of walker Z,
the battle of Rivas. are somevha. .a,..orv
The Washington Star says: >'' -'''~''''
our private advices assure us that IN the recsv,
oatne OF kivas, Walkers loss Was lS mo-, .rS
f,r,S nUr @ as was published in ws newspaper and
'ae sed Cost. Rican. lost $50 men in that
antcipssed he and his fiIlibusters are :, ~.
asI'y snHo ~ .ns Costa Ricans who to the number Of
@ nave cut off all his hope Of supplies and re.
ni,"s ha ,s rom the United States His ammu
tivesn 'Sans anu i,5o0 ma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

CHINESE RAZORS, a very superior ar.
~ ticIe; also Saunders superior four.sided Razor
Strops; for sale BY C.. GENNET,
Easle Snuare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

THE CHEAPksT DRY AND FANCY

he CHEATEST ~ h AND FANCY
Il GOODS IN THE CITY.-ATTENTIoN Buy.
ERs-The subscriber having recently returned from
the North with an extensive stock of FANCY AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which he bought at the
New York auctions FOR CASH, offers tb bem purcha
such that will satisfy them at once that
HENRY BROH'N, at No. 25 Nam street. is actually
selling the CHEAPEST GOODS in the city To
enuuerate all the cheap Goods he keeps would fill up
the Dispatch; but certain it is it will be consulting
your interest to give him cali, when about job
blng, before Purchasing elsewhere. Convince your
selvesat HENRY BROWNS,
No. 25 Main street.
ap 22--lmt doors above the market bridge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

NO. Amm0niated y p. Phos. him Q,
~ cheaper than the Northern article, and warrant
ed to be made of pure bones A small lot now ready
for shipment. Terms $40 cash. Made by
DUVAL l. NORTON,
mvS Druaniata nth and Main sfa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

DURNING FLUID ONLY IS CENTS
ID PER GALLON.-A fresh article can always be
found at J. II. TANNERS Dry Goods and Family
Grocery store on 5th, between Byrd street and the
Armory bridge. nv 3-St*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

GILVEk Plated CastOrs, Cut Glass Bot.
- tles plated Fruit and Cake Baskets fruit Stands
plaeo Forks and Spoons; for sale by
my3 c. GENNET, Eagle SQUARE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

Curtain Damasks and window FAX.
lures.
CUPER Satin De Laines and Worsted Damasks,
- with Centre Tassels, side loops and Gimp 70
match. Lace and muslin curtains. 80, SS and ~
inch buG linen shading, gilt cornicss curtain pins
and rollers, in sets or to suit. p. ID. FOSTER.
apr33daw
TIOUSEKEEPER' IS GOODS--A 6ne assortment Of
i i linen Aad cotton, l0-4, la. ia sheet
ings Also linen and cotton &c. 40 and IS inch pillow
castings, l0-4, Ia and ia AllAndale, Iancas-
ter and Imperial quilts. Damask. birdseye and
buck Abuck toweling, linen and cotton diapers, IA
BILE linens, crash, &c, just received.
apr23- daw p.D. FOSTER.
AEuSQUITo NETS AND BAKS.--2A and yards
1vl wide MIsquito Netting. cut in any length
Twisted White Transcription article.
June 4-d&w p. d. FOSTER.
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- The notes Of the following Banks are not re-
solved BY any OF the Bankers In this city with the
exception Of the Agricultural (Tenn.) Bank, which
e taken BY D~ming Love and Ford, 0orham !
Ford.
Erie City Bank, Pennsylvania.
Warren County Bank, snnsylvaniA.
New Castle Bank, Pcnnsyivsnia.
Cumberland saving Bank, Maryland.
Bank Of Tscumseh, Tecumseh, Mich.
Mscomb Co. Bank. Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Arlington Bank, Washington, d. c.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville, Tenn.
Exchange haak Of Tenn, Murfreesboro', Tenn.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn.
Farmer and Aesshanu' Bank, 0reensboro. Nd.
Valley Bank, Hagerstown, Nd
- Manufacturer and Mech. Bank, Col am bus q go.
Planter and Aechanics' Bank. Dalton, Geo.
Rhode Island Central Bank, Rast Green wich, r. I.
Farmer Bank, WEXFORD, X. I.
Ellsworth Bank, Ellsworth. Ne.
6rocsI Bank, Boston, Aass.
Wooster Bank, DAnbury, Conn.
KanAwha Bank, Kanawha, Va.
Commercial Bank. Chicago, Iii.
Ths Tscumseh Bank, and Aacomb County Bank
ere counted the wild cat list and should be le,
alone. The Commercial Bank, Of Chicago, has fai /
"a, bat the circulation IL secured. and serious
shave should be submitted to.
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EESEEg EMsSE .EMg.ASys
THIS Institution will commence IT. FIRST term
i under the control Of Miss H. G. BAIL, IN expo
rsncsd teacher, having taught for several years In
similar institutions with success. She will be a.
sistsd BY Professor BaAEs and other competent tee
chsrs, - the school may require.
It Il the desgn Of tho principal and and al con-
nectsd with this instituton, to make compare fa
voraby with similar schools, II confsring high in
tsllsetaal and moral culture, upon those who give
1t thsr ed By Avaling Of It's sdvantages
The school will open on the 18th Of August In tbs
large and commodious Halo 9TH street, adjoin.
ing Clsghorn Harrison's Store, and will continue
IS - weeks.
For farther particulars, enquire Of Mr.. wheatoe
ct his 6tors. August nth, 1SS6-dln.
WILLIAM PUBNELL
II ERPS constantly on hand the bsst end eholesst
Asmortmsnt Of FAMILY GROCERIES,, Woedes
wass. ~. City Mile and Quincy Flour. By the sasa
Or barrel. All goods delivered vlsS ~ csAAsH.--
Third street, between Main and johnson.
All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE bought, end
kept On hand FOR sale BY
AugiS-d1n-wlt W. =.
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Ire. Ksetsk y chisass. NiaRrs Pals, Bu1Alo.
New Ysrk aad Boston, ard 70 0slssssrg,
Rock Island, Patton City ,0slsaa, Dan
lsth, Dabasue, 81. Psai, -, via
NORTHERN Cross RAILROAD,
nnon
QusacY - 0alesbusg.
CONNECTIONS:
A 0alashurg With the Chicago and Buslingtsa,
IA and Peoria and Oquawka KAiisoeds for Bur-
lngtSs, Psoria, wyanstt, ksndots, Junction asdChi
AZ Wysasss and PoaA CrssA With Chicago a.a
Roek Isiand. aad Dsssan Valley Railroads. for Rock
Island, Iowa City, Lasaiie, >c.
AZ hsnaoes With Illinois Central kaiiso,d tor
saA sshsr river TOWNS Bloaisgton, Springfield,
MJa.esion With o.lsn. and Chicago Unisa Rail-
road Tor Elgin. Bslvidere, Beloit. MADISON, Free
Al Chicago With the great Eastern and North
srn lines for Milwaukee, Pond do Lac tc., Detroit,
Toledo Cleveland, Pittsburgh Wheeling. Baltimore,
DanIirI, B.s.io. Ni.s.r. t.I.. s.spsa.ios Bridge,
Albaay, Springfield, Bsston, and cities and towns
generally throughout the east.
TWO TRAINS DAILY, Sundays excepted, be-
tvssa Quincy a.dchicago: On and after the 18th
ins satil farther nosics Trains will ran ~ follows
1. Chicago Express-Lesves Quincy at4.45 a. H.,
arrives - 0slssbsrgh ~ S.65 !. r., ct wyaaett
l7.ie =. H.. q Aendota at LIS ?. T., at junction
AlSr r.. - chiesgosr.
!. Ohieaeo Rxpress--Leaves Quincy $50 ?. H., ar
rives II 0slssbufg $50 ?. n, ~ wyanstt no
st Mendoza 1885 A. H., ~ Junction Sic 4. H., st
Chicago s.36A.H.
:. Qaincy Exprsss-Lsavss ChieagoS 4. H., ar
rvss u 0slesbarg Sis ?. H., and ~ Qaincy ll.ls
r. ~.
4. Quiacy Express-LeAves Chicago $50 ?. H., ar
rvss st 0slesburg 4.25 H., and u Quincy 81 leSs
4. ~.
Trains run into and leave from "Unien Depot
Chicago.
Passenger leaving Quincy In the morning train
will arrive It Rock Island, Pcora, 6slena, Dunlsith
Dabuqas and Chicago aams evening; making suSt
connections at Chicago with trains east.
Leaving Quincy In the evening train, will ~.
rive - the above points In the norning, making
sure coansetions 1t Chicago with trains north, sas
and south.
A Daily Beat Of the Minnesota Packet Co., lsavel
Dunlsith for 81. Paul, etc.
For particulars and further information please ap
ply Of the Company ohce, Main street. between th'
laclede House and Western Stage O@ce, Keokuk
where Through Tickets TO al principal places en- b
procured Through Tickets can also b had on hoaft
the Steamers Of the St. Louis Ksokuk Packet Go.
Ask for tickets via Northern Gross Railroad.
VIC. BULLIONS, Gen. Sup't
s. n. BuRNHAM, Gen. Ticket Agt
]. r. TswxssuKr, Agent, Ksokuk.
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a RnYe (hancc,

q k0VN Chance.
fvNHE subscriber has so acres of good we'll laying
j upland. with considerable timber on Il, ID go
slon 10, On the Dies Moines miles from ~ Old sity
plat which he will sell III great bargain ~ aneA.
Prioe go per acre. W. IhuMkoON,
aus37 Ne. - Matn Street.
ESIvI HUNDRED bills winter apRlss Ter aeleao
i ApelA HUSTON, HAWKINS bUsxOuO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

DELIonryUL BsfrrxG.--The Boston Posf
calls the following : very fair proposition
VssY FAiR.--A young man who va ~
IDENTITY arguing In favor Of Frsmonps cleo
ton wss replied 10 by buxon young miss,
who expressed doubts Of Frsmont's suceess /;
vhsrespon the gentleman proposed 70 bet .
kiss that his candidate would win, upon
these terms: slf Fremont 10 chosen, you are
20 kiss me-if Buchanan 10 elected, an 70
kiss you've shouldn't mind gambling .
little ourselves after this fashion.
The Providence Post kindly Offers "to
hold the stakes"
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49,

New Musical nmstrumene StoPe.
IN Union Dt0ck, No. lS3 Msts Street. Second Floor.
II ME undenignsd most respectfully begs leave 70
/ inform the musical community Of this city and
vicinity that he hes opened PIAsoroafE DnPO5,
comprising IN extensive end varied stock Of nstru.
men from the manafaotoriss Of nearly al the cel-
ebratsd maksu In the world. Among these are some
which received the First Premium in Rurops . veil
q America 1t the lats Worlds Pair. Ali - Of
fsrsd for les than cost prices In order 70 close up
business.
Come and judge for yourselves. Pianos tuned In
equal temper through the ~ keys, and repaired 10
order. ]. b. JENNINGS.
auR4Q dim.
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THE Largest CHEAPEST AND BEST,
READ BIGRLOwY LIFE OF FREMONT

The AatAeniic asd only Compsefs Edition az iAs Lys
Aad Public Sc, vscss IF
JOHN CHARLES EREM0NT.
INCLUDING An ACCOUNT or
His Rxplorstions, Discoveries and Advsetures ON
Five 6sessssfui Expeditions Across tie North
American Continent; voiuminous Selections
from his Private and Public COsYsspou-
dsncs Ineludinghis Defence before
the Court Martial, and fuilrs-
ports Of his pSincipal
Speeshes In the Senate Of the United States.
BY JOHN BIGELOw, Editor Of N. Y. Eve. Post
Win - sscsvste Portrait On Steel VITA ssavoss
Sptrsied Illustrations.
oHR LARox l2no. or HsAR 500 PAGES. pnlR Al a.
grFor sale ~ 0dDEN'S crY Booxsroas,
s3Aain-st.
Matter In this edition not 10 b. found In any
other Biography Of Fremont.
Account Of COL Frsmont's mothers family in
Virginia, and his rcistionaAip 10 Washington.
Particulars Of her Arst and second marriages.
will Of his gvaDfather, Col. Thos. Whiting.
Speech Of Dr.. Linn in the United States Seaste,
moving TO print extra copies Of his report Of the
Arst Rxpsdition.
A graphic account Of his second Exploring Exps-
dition from the pen Of Col. Benton.
Anthentic account Of the third Hxpsdition, and
the Emancipation Of California.
Secretary Marcy . Report on Frenont's Exploss-
tion and Coaqusstof California.
Accounts Of the extraordinary ride Of Col. Ere
mont from Los Angeles 70 Montesey, and baek-sse
Comnodors Stock ten = account Of the Conouess Of
California BY Col. Fremont
AAAis Of honor between Col. Fremont and Col.
Mason. Governor Of California, with all tho Cor
| rssp0ndcncc.
Latter 70 the Adjutant General asking Court
martial.
His own defence before the Coart-martial, report
ed complete.
Complimentary letters from AlsxAndsr Won
Humboldt, and from the London Geographical 30
eiety.
Curious scientific controversy with Capt. Wilkes
Of the So1th Sea Exploring Expedition.
| Col. Bsntons account Of Fremont's fourth Ex
ploring Expedition.
ealumniss supposed 10 have erginated with COL Jno
b. Weller, in California, and In which he avow
hinself Democrat.
Full reports Unabridged, Of his principal speech
I - in the u. B. senate.
Affair Of honor between Fremont and Senate
| Foote, with the eoFrsspondenoe complete.
Thrilling account Of his nfth and last Expedition
BY m artist Who accompanied him.
| An account Of the scientific results Of his les
Expedition, written BY himsslf.
The Jacfs In regard 10 his religious experience
and opinions.
Latter in relation to the psacsieAbility Of Paoia
Railrosd. augie
} 1000 Acres Valuable Earning Lon1
Fer sale.
THESE. valuable lands ere In Clark county, No
i about Is miles from the Aississippi River, -
II miles from the Dss 0oinss.
They were located some 30 years sincs By q
Hon. DAM'L Wsssrsa, with : view 70 make ehois
farms. Having abundant stock water, and IN
hsacing some Of the cAoicssf zJAbsv so pvsFss I
re s.a.s, shsy oasr grs.. iadae'nsas' = Psr.e.
inqsirs y JAS. p. ESTES, Or. $780,.
Ksokuk. septl -d1w-wsm
Post and Times oopy.l
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TING LARGEsT STOCK Or
DRY GOODS
IN THE VEST!
SOLDAT NEW YORK PRICES!
WEwIsH TO CALL PARTICULAR ArTEN.
w TON ToOUR
STOCK OF DRESS SILKS,
CentainARg Twenty-Five Thsusaaa
Yards,
From 30 cents to 81 per yard-the best bargains
offered.
Also, Elegant BAREaEs, real
FRENCH oRaANDIE and JAcKoNET ROB n
opsrLrSDIp STYLES.
Fine Lace Goods in grea, variety, and at the low.
est prices.
CHANTILLA LACE 4 FRENCH THREAD
LACE MANTILLAS,
""u VVcTy NAficty OF
MANUFACTURED SILK MANTILLAS,
From - to e25. A large and choice stock Of
BONNET RIBBONS AND
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.
CALICOS,
From to 10 cents per yard--good madden colors
We wish also to cali particular attention to our
stock Of
CA RIP e rs,
Consisting Of real English yelvets Brussels, 3 ply,
and Superior Ingram. y, Lower Prices than
aay other House in the West.
All kinds Of House Keeping Goods, Linens, &c.
ONE OF OUR FIRM LIVES nv NEW FORK CTTY,
and is constantly forwarding tous the
Newest styles and ChoaPess Goods
That are imported to the United States, and
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
BY ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY.
COME AND Try Us.
J. A. DURKEE d Co.,
No. IS, North side Nam ST., bdo3d s~A 4h,
Julyli-dAw kEoKux Iowa
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New Firm.
w. nj. FOSTER & CO..
A. PEE OLD STAND or n. \. CHAMBERLAIN,
Kilboxsns's NsU Block, Main ST., Keoluk
JoBBERs AND DEALERS
| DRY GOODS.
PAPER HANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
GILT coRNIcEs & BANDS,
CURTAIN TRIMMINGS, &C.,
Hesss rarnishiEg GssAs Gsaerally.
". NJ. POSTER c..
n. N. Chamberlain would respectfully inform his
0 Id Friends and Customers that he is still to be
found ~ the old stand ready to serve them as here
tofore 10 the best Of his ability.
keokuk, June Z, '56-d&w
NTHITE and Fancy Linen Drills-yery choice
w patterns, At FOSTER CO.'S,
NJ. N. Chamberlain Old Stand,
June7d Kilbourns's Block. Main at.
u AKEaE and Muslin Robes, very handsome and
- cheap 1t w. NJ. FOSTER 4 Co.'S,
June7d Kilbourne's Block.
I CASE PArasols just received by express, and will
/ b. sold cheap by W. M. FOSTER L Co.,
Jane7d kilbourne's Block.
(vOUNTRRpANRs and Toilet Quiits--some very
~ rich patterns, at very low prices, by
June7d w. M FOSTER 4 co.
nOTTED Swiss Muslin, Checks and stripes, for
- Ladies Ba'qas: jus, received By express at.
M. N. Chamberlain s Old Stand,
June7d Kibourne's Block, Main st.
ENREsH arrival Of Domestic Goods at
l. june24 w. NJ. FOSTER ACO's
RkowN sheetings and shir.inSs, BY the bale, for
- saleby [Je.4l wv F0sTERA co.
WORK. Oxford and Webster DENNIS for sale at
1 wholesaieby Ue24l W. M. FOSTER 4 co.
VINICKING and Hickory Shifting for sale at whole
1 sale BY [je24l W. M. FOSTER co.
A MEXICAN and English prints, q Hrst rate as
"A sortment for sale at Wholesale by
junss4 W. NJ. FOSTER CO.
pAREaES, Muslins, and challis, for sale at re-
- duced prices to close them out
june34 wM. POSTER co.
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HOME
INSURANCE CO., NO. !, WALL STREET, N. Y.
WASHINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELAND, o.
BRIDGEPORT
FIRE MARINE ms. CO., BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
FRANKLIN
FIRE MARINE ms. CO., Foxp Du LAC, Wis.
EQUITABLE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON.
mASNACWU0 ETTS
MUTUALLIPE ms. CO., SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
FGNHE above Companies (stfA ~ Aggregate CsgAsl
i Of -, 800 ,OOO) olsr strong Inducements 10
the Psbls 70 provide loss damage by Are.
juiyl3-d WM. r. TURNER. Agent.
kEOKUK MAXINE gNsUWANCk co.
Capital, $500, 600.
THIS Company prepared 70 do . Marine lnsar-
i snce Business. Cargo risks taken atcustomary
rates. andths usual CASH facilities extended to req
uIaS customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIREcroRs:
A. Bridgman, VIM. F. Turner,
3. H. Harrison, Geo. B. Smyth.
John Tsmplin, A. L. Deming,
John AcCuns, C.. +. Conn,
G. CARRIER, Jas. r. Cox.
W. G. Renteen.
A.BRID0MAN, President.
0.B.SAYTH, Vice President.
A. L. DRMIN0, Treasurer.
WA.f. TURuBR, Secretary.
Once In sample 3 building, Second Street.
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q The Times says it does not endsavor
to shut tho Fillmorsitss out from its columns.
Il nesdn't have confessed - much. We un-
dsrstood that very we'll, and the reason for Il.
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Great Inducements
BUYERS
DRY GOODS,
CONTEMPLATING A CHANGE IN MY PRES
~ ENT BUSINESS,
SHALL OFFER,
YRox AND AFTER THIS DATE,
MY ENTIRE STOCK
or
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
EASTERN CosT!l
All Of my stock Is
ENTYREL Y NEW!
OF good fabrics, and was bought at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES!l!
And win be found TO
OFFER BARGAINS
NEVER BEFORE OFFERED BY
ANY HOUSE IN THIS CITY!
All persons wanting goods in my line, will
study their own interest and
ECONOMIST THEIR MONEY!
BY GIVING NE CALL.
THIS IS NO HUMBUGl
And would respectfully assure those who favor
me with call, that they shall obtain any Goods in
| my line at Eastern Cost.
@-SO CALL AT
N. ID. EMRICH,S.
NV. Cor. Sd and johnson Sta,
Aug2, Sod keokuk, Iowa.
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Furnished upon the shortest notice, and 1T tn
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