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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

SAUNDERS 3 HgDD.lRID.
(saccs.sors To J CArson Cos
commission and Forwarding
N6DROHA
~. ~ G.~vre, ssa ~ C~@nsevciss 81.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.
RIPPER TO
Ew Z arb l. Pros, B~nk-r-. ~ Lnni~
MAcklot l. Corbin, Bankers, Dsv-np,at
Grow, Mc3r-eny h 60, 81 Louis
nvyIldswly
JOHN J. LOCKE.
Aossss, Hotel D ESe0nsbOuf
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
WHOLESALE AND nkr,m
NJ. 10 Fourth street, Ten Buildings
ST. LOUIS. Mo,
IHlIE eurLrRy, Silver, Plated, Brttana, Pianish-
IL ed. Japannei and Plain TinwArr, Wooden and
Willow War FEATHER Duster,, Brushes, Boom. g.
incininrc very article in the House FurniShng linr
would say to Merchants and DFslcrs'eene'sll
throughout the West having determined to do sire
ty cash business AVID receiving my goods ii,st f'om
Manufacturers, l anu enabled I" od"r sr"t"I
inducements than any other How. In The Wr'trn
country. county Merchant Will. In III city, ar"
requested I" call G.~ts packed aud sent T." sns part
! ii tn. country "'tyeisno
Bassk OF EyOs'essce'
fLORHNCE. Nebraska
GEO. y SARGENT, Pr.>'t N PARKER. Cash.
! vTVHE undersigned proprictor- OF the Hank Of
i Florence. Nebraska, are by III" pro-
isions OF H. Charter. individually Responsible
for all H. tssnes. aud viii redeem the Notes OF ssi
Instit uton al counter IN the city u FLORENCE IN
coin, and At either OF their Banking Houses, Ia East
ern Exchahg"."r Ia sIrcio at saur rate, Of o'hei
currency,
COOK \ SARGENT. Dsvsnppril
COOK SARGENT 4 DOwSEY. Iowa City lowe
COOE. SARGENT COOK, Fort I've. n III esl
COOK. SAkGENT \ PARKER. Piorrnc. 'brs-hs
July 7th ist6-itf
~ Cost.
'HE und.r',sne, will cell tho aaianes OF liz ''"S'
EMBROIDERIES,
consisting Of
Collars, Under. Sleerts Sc,
AT NEW YORK COST,
To msk. ROOM fYr splendid stock " Hods, god
JOSEPH Jol
uoslidf Brady u, bet Sth AMI Ut
clear the Track,
R
OPPOSITION LINE.
NEW MARKET OPENED.
The Price Of Beef DOsCM.
Oppssition Courted! Competitions si~fird
WE would my IT, the citls NJ Of Ds,curort All
w vicinity 10 our new sales iooiI Ola ET ady Il
opposite til" Post Ofcs where those buying IN la 4
or small quantities VIII always hnd s'."i ssnoI'
meut u the brst meats from Which TO make their
lection, st prices that cannot fsi TO give ssiisfst
4 y. b ID KELLY
7. s-AeAI d.liv.r"d to our customers wit hi
sa -onabl. di-ianc.' # OUT market n,S DIR
BIZ AN X f. II :.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
Dwelling House.

- PART Of = new dwelling house TO be- lei, cot
H:.. listing II uf rooms, situated on SiNih stree
I'll between Irtiairn and Fsrnsm streets VI
iufr Of JoHS zIaHEkNAS. Plan Forte maker y,
ofhce Bedding, Brady street OF at this Onfc-.
nnNlAiif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

~ A New Yorker who ared 70.
volvsr in London, was let Of on . light
ans, on The ground that Il waa . com.
mon practice in The United States
where nobody thought aaything Il h
Tie toed Mayor said Il VA = very
asetslllas Ssass Il soesssy, hss h was
~ tsspsata y 4ispa.s ~ IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

A n expeIi-hs-i Dookks.psr A. a -.oi Pr,inaD 10
"A dr.trous u AndnS einIlo, either permanent
VI t-~possry. y vii PET and bAlsLc. bsok- b,
double snd slash snIIy, make out sid roll'st &C
cunts, os DO copying A. Qu:,kl, saa e~rr->sy =
Te Ne m0jssste
A,kixs-., pot pad y T.. Post othe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
IT. SEVERAL q
eiii BS irk and Frame Houses Ia
Last Chance (!

fI'HEkf viii b. one more, and III. last, distribJ
i ton ~ Lot by the Union S~ttemeot Cot1
psny !" take Ilsc" ~ York in = few DAYS for III
in Woe city, N. 7 Any persons wishing TO purcha(
can do 50 by calling on SAMIEL CAILEN,
corner OF Second and RICK Island ate
E9-Prre t45. Oct. t1iu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSjC!!

"Utonu. TO7Iu .Wo.0rkd, ~ 706oy.
BoJoi,nk, T.WDtSf
winch Is - -prtghtis AMI l'-a'its "a. tie nam
would indicate.
.Pretsy TUNES sOr g.isii. tOlks." "a
brantifui msl.lie,, by FOSTER arranged spr.-s-
/, lot Young pupils, by JAaIEs BLILAK
s.>hO wcr 0f WelOdies.' air. from ~ "f
the b. 81 Operas, arranged in AN ea,y AMI pl'asne
manner for beginners. by JAMES BEILAk
The above collections are especially rtSomhen'ei
to T, seh.r>, aud are 10 b. found AT
J A. CRASDALL's,
no, : dtf No 5, L. Claire Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

'l'iti~ fafm contains 200 hsrss, $50 uni,r euitv,
t"r- lu0 a'r"s Superior ttInb.r, god dv,l,n
on h,t aud IN, barn, baauiiful str~siu ~ rui
nint y hl"r hat nrysr faii-, ana nns orchard Of
kiiu. - truit
TrHas ~ easy thnt ,ftr the first payment u
t'ru' ma. be- made I" pay The d'f"tr'i payment
Apply Ia a.. kAbS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

CeAUz'xOSve!
VOC who took my Lantern wit out leave from IN
der thr Reciever's stand. at the LeCiaire Hall
thu night 4 Mr.. Chambers Lecture, had bit,
rrtuIn It Ia double quick time. aud save EXPENSES
nov 20dtf TIC. EADS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
.Ara. pICKETs AND WOOD.
C.1.V:N'O.V"S MILL,

you can't miss II, look for he "BRAvk OLD OAK :
ny NM viii Isn for Ah.ut ~ day, aud those per.
sns wishing bills saved .uld DO well " leave their
orders pos-ib'e snd thus ensure what they
need J. N CANNON
novYs,i3IU
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
,all.1ks.n Piano .oarE lNsrsucr,os

Cni, ihie had aunt, VI .pesisl uSiicr..
viii b. inserted ~ c~bi per liha each iu-rriiUh.
Of hfty ccti- 81 ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

G q I =. $50 h -, sss.s !. r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
100 Acres lniusprOved Land

III. is t.auiiful land, bling In sec. ~. -,
only ~ nll.s from the cts and y nilss nom
clair" Prize r'a-onshl" and trims easy Apply
u4,, EAns
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

Cases oa the idea that it a. hot u partisan
paper ha- uone the democratic cause ~rea,
damage in the recent contest. The aniid otr
10 this evil is the circulation OF sound and
efficient democratic papers, and our polite.
al friends should attend TO thi. matter now
and ikhs ow seed for the next campaign.
"Ws have word ~ say TO Democratic
Post Masters on this connection Thous-
ands Of them all over the country. have in
past years aided the circulstio. Vt To. New
York Weekly Tribune, By getting up clubs
for Il. There was some apology for this
when that paper was not % violently psrti.
Ran Is at present. But Post-mss:ers who
longer do this. furnish AID aud comfor, 10
The enemy Their influence - members Of
The Democratic party, aid particularly ss
Office holders At iis hands. should b .xer.
cised in favor OF the circulation OF Demo
cratic newspapers.
1.-THE Democratic party has certainly 4,
RICH, to expect that those holding ONCE w,
der it viii not engage in the calculation
Of Republican papers and document. Post
Masters can readily and with but little labor
largely increase the Aggregate circulation OF
DsuoeIrtic newsPspers 10 he country, shd
We think that, under the teachings Of he
late campaign, they will feel disposed 10 Ct
tend 10 this political duty. W. spsak not
IN behalf os our paper asrsiy, ba, for H.
whole Democratic pr-s, and more sspssi'
lily Tor the Democratic cause.
"Ws repeat. Il y earo duty 70 begin y
,sst ssapa;Sn new, BY the slreslatisa .
nswspapsss. BY Aaia'aiaine and pssssstlae
W organisation. 40 BY such tsAse s1les1 !
> M y sssass bsassstt's taaeQAeaaNt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

- MONEY TO LOAN. long An,' short time
lj-i7dtn AACKLOT 4 CORBIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

iRtL VIM i;AriI,l~.-Thr trir,mi-
al ton,en,ion Ut the Fr,cwill Baptist
Churches ha. recent, been held Al
Name lille. Warren county. Ohio
They ha,r ia the ni,c,l States .l.3
churches. .IuI ministers. and ~. 50!
members The first church Ma form
"a in New Hampshire l.4o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

RY CAs1AAIux ToS.x, - g-IsSsl hsus~ksstr.-
~ Hes hsd much eAp-s isnee, aad cen sve good re-
ersnses. Apply st Jehn Atchslls, % Deck Island
st., between d Aad "a. nova1d0e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
SplcMdid Farm for Sale.

Al~". eN"ta n'rt hmiaings ca ls-.d gruu
~9pia - sofa N - asonshIf g. m- Apply Ia
utIII .dt' I o. E&Us
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
For &SslG a. Lease .
For Sale or Lease.

u, n I.-FI I,uulNI- NOUN, Ut,,IIIn 4 T.
~ ~ Of JANIS MAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25
I'll. Ar ROCK FEMALE NEMINARY.

OR the wear 1856 the first session OF this Institution
will commence the 18th Of January, and close
the 10Th of June The second session will commence the
Goth July and close the l5h December.
TERMS. PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION
Beard for session, SIG so
Tuition in the English Departments including
Frsneh spanish and Italian, each extra 90
Ornamental Branches. each extra at teachers prices.
Latin aud Greek Class taught BY Jno Organ jr ~ 90
ms aas '"'' " r.
In ordinary Female Schools of the country where
teacher is employed Is impossible, tor of time for
the teacher eths personal attention that
is needed For instance the little pupil in music IL neces
sary TO the piano to practice her music without Ms
distance Should there be only scholars and half hour
only devoted by each music the teacher being present
hy hours her time will be consumed and but little left
Tor instruction in ohe; studies. TO this may be traced
much OF the complaints of female schools
The great object of my school is tho undivided
personal attention OF the teachers 10 every department.
For this purpose TWO teachers are employed one to attend
10 III. ordinary English Branches, including Mathematics
and hs and the other Music French Italian
Su.nsh and Ornamental Branches. Miss f. T. ScoTT will
a.sn have charge of the hrs, department. BY her fidelity
and aishihy OF character, she has secured the love OF
all her pupils; and from my own examination, know that
,hos, under her instruction have progressed with cxraor
binary rspdy aud proficiency that |! quite common
and their parents that greater progress has
been made in one than in any two years before
In the other department. embracing Music, French and
Ornamental Branches Miss MARY Ans NErINs ID engaged
lady of general intelligence and long experience
in teaching Having taught III this Seminary Tor hall OF
last session her superior qualifications and industry
that wearies have ensured the most rapid improve
meut of the young ladies in her department In Music
the ladies take their lessons invariably in the presence OF
the teacher and then retire another piano TO practice
frequently examine the young Indies especially on
such branches generally in female schools very i'm
perfectly learned When these TO take place It Is not
generally known by them The consequence ID that they
always prepared
In closing feel il due to the Young Ladies who have
attended this school, express grateful appreciation OF
their uniform kindness to each other and TO every mem
Der OF my family. Their extraordinary decorun. their
dilsen application TO their duties and their proficiency
merit more than ordinary praise.
Isy- Every article of clothing should be marked.
fIWt'My address is Mscfarlnnds, Lunenburg, Va.
dec oj-ctf John ORGAN, il.
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Spring STOCK.

BOOI", SUUt5 MD IkJ NkS.
EOHS G. PAGE, ia, Is, MAIN STREET, m
- nounces 10 his trcns ar. the public general ga
ly, that he Is receiving his Spring und sum. 49,
ncr coods which. wiki those Of his manufacture,
comprise RS complet. assortment he found In
the cry. .fy stOrk hns been selected and ordered
prcs,y for retailing, manufactured by myself from the
meet materials, and invite nj: who good articles
modcrat" prices, 10 give me Gull Among my assort.
rnent may b: found
Ladies', Misses and Chldrens Cutters, Bootecs, Ties.
slips, &c.
Gcntemens Dress Boots Bootccs and Caters Of many
styles.
Youths Congress Caters, Button Caters and other
kinds
Servants Brogues and Roo.ccs of every kind and size
Travelling Trunks EGscs and Carpet Bags, ut low
prices. JOHN c. PAGE. JR.,
Mnrrh q l3 Mnln Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25
NEW PLOUGH.

NEW PI.8CGH
NV F. have been engaged Tor rome ~
w time past il gcttIn. up the NHA3ue
patterns Tor n new Plough, especial. &.N
iy designed for turning under the SzSa-.a1k-S1a>6"
heaviest rrowthof vegetable matter and have the
pleasure of informing friends thEt we think We have
July accomplished that end.
We would call RE attention Of the Farmers TO this
Plough a. well rs 10 oar large stock of Pcugs of
-izc Cul:ivn;cTs, Corn Wccdcrs, New Ground Jumping
C0atar Large three Horse CultiratGrs for putting III
Wheat. Harrows, &c. &c. All OF which made in our
shops BY good workncn and warranted to give sats
faction GEO. WATT Il CO, Franklin Street,
Square below the Exchange Richmond Va
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NEW A'HlI('I

NEW STUCK
DECE1VED this morning, Ly Express, large e
NJ supply Of "a
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, ENI
which, in addition TO the stock previously on &ED
hand comprises OF the largest and best
offered the trade in this m.rkC
Persons in OF Watches fail in being suited
from inent nave them from all the most
celebrated manufacturers in Europe.
All Watches sold By warranted AZ represented.
Particular attention paid repairing me Watches such
az Chrononetcrs, Duplex Lever md t'Epinr.
All work done by us warranted twelve months
MYERS & JAMIE, No. 49,, Main st.
NJ b. The highest market price paid in cash trade for
old sil"er. NJ. j.
AIrn %
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Gun, sr0RTING APPARATUS. FISHING:


FN1HE undersigned brgs leave TO cnll Ss,<4Yrr
Z t-ntiun his stock OF coods, which GaSNeS@S&SS
nrg" well as-urci und Of his importation,
FISH HOOKS AND FISHING TACKLE Of every de.
scrip,iun, consisting in par, Of
superine Cast steel Kirby Limerick, Virginia Sea and
other Hooks
Silk Hrir, Linen and Cotton l.ines
Walking tame and 1Ginted Rods
SuOods, Canton Sea Grass Funts, Reels
Artificial Flies Siik. Worm Gut
Cane Reeds. Nets, &c, sc
Also, GUNS A$O SPORTING APPARATUS.
Powder Flasks, Shot Belts, Game Bags, Percussion
Caps. drinking Fasks, &c.
Colts and o:her Pistols
Scissors. Pen ms Pocket Knives, &c.
All OF which offer nj the lowest @hn!rsala prices.
lou respectfully iayited TO cali and examine.
8. SUTHERLAND,
Importer, No 1872. Main street.
March a4--3m Opposite En- lie Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

JEFFERsONTON ACADEMY
TIME twenty first session OF this school Will commence
June Having employed graduate of the University OF
Virginia TO assist shall be enabled to enlarge the
course of instruction The school is situated in the vii
lase Jeifcrsonton about and half miles from the
Fsuquer White Sulphur Springs in unusually healthy
neighborhood, and almost entirely free from disspa
ton Further deemed unnecessary, as TIE
school is well known.
TERMS-Board Qncluding washing fuel and lightO
and Tuition .....................SlJ $50 90
English Branches and Mathematics. 80 w
Languages, Greek, Latin, Spanish Gcrman) one
or all ~ w
PAYABLE one half in advance the balance the LIST of
February No deduction for absence except In case OF
protracted ness; but charge will be made from the be-
ginning of the half session in which the Student enters
CALEB BURNLEY, Principal.
W. NJ FISIlDACK, Assistant
Ang Daft Jetfcrsonton, Culpepcr county Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25
tn yUTEKS OF AMELIA COtN-

LIZ TY-FELLow -CiTlzEN>' Having near" W y: s
po;, in circulation much TO the injury q" my .,n "n
Letter one OF The candidates 'or hc Sle'!inNy "nen
rrpor, being connected with nysr TAKE si Hp I on
nifty OF disubusn. your minds Al" iHts ' Nners,suJ
IN inc urrpcr position before you Is RS
from GOOD suhori,y reported that il The said William
Je,er j. elected Sheriff that am 10 b. the Sher' IN 'aet'
snS ne or.ra rer. nominal Thi-, assure you. Is un
true sui founded in prejudice misconcep,i0n. This
would be violation oftae spirit OF the Constitution OF our
Conmonwcsh Il is also reported that am 10 receive
spd STARE the PROFITS OF the office with HIM This Is also
uc,rue Thi. would be violation OF the duty every pa
;sa MS Cha, OF permitting him TO receive and en-
y N. products .; hir ov.u lnbor could
10 ,:a an &c; OF injustice, if requested by him
ioi5 ,,
wholly AZ his dispose and direction receive and use the
pro.,. thereof he may think proper shall qsy as
one his deputies if desired by him. all other deputies
os 57!y aid and Rsris, him. This, fellow citizens
"a. plain and unvsrnshed statement Of the whole truth
Win thanks and gratitude for past tsvors,
am respectfully yours,
JOHN A. JETER.
AsEll. COUNTY, April l5 ls5o-ctt
(.
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JEW STORE AND NEW STOCK OF SUPEKIO
READY Made GLOTlEING

FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
COMPRISING nil New styles uf spring DRESS AND
u FROCk COATS, BUSINESS COATS, Ct Fancy
Cloths Cussimcres, Mcrno, Drap de Etc, Alpscs, Linen
and Marseies.
VESTS,
ENDLESS VARIETY.
BLACK DRESS AND FANCY CASHMERE
PANTS.
P antnloOns of Linen, Mrrseill"-, famblri, &", Ac.
India Rubber Goods, Furnishing Goods,
CRArATS. TIES AND STOCKS.
- OF EVERY pESRIrTInS. STYLE AND QUALITY, "a
Suspcnders Kid, silk and Thread Gloves,
HANDkERCHl SOCKS, SHIRTS, COLLARS
Silk and Gauzc Mrrno UNDER SHIRTS
Silk, Mcrino Linen and B!cnrhcd Cotton DRAWERS. &c.
UMBRELLAS.
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pRs. GILBERT s. KENNEDY,

THREAT CANCERS. TUMORS. ULCERS, &C. VIII
Il out Surcica! Operations Oicc 746, BFoad"aE'c" coz
ner Aston Place, New York.
Certificates from Ex-Governor T. 81. Tucker nudge r.
w Hulinc. Capt lsaah Sellers, A. Bald"in u H. non
T Butler King Gen Narcsso Lopez, Capt YIN; Ls'he'
w. P. Allison, NJ D., Judge Alex. Walker, Col MA"hee'
White. Thos. Bond NJ D., S. Peacocke u. y y
Permission refer Ex Governor Jas JonsT eo "a
Fred p Stanton. F Palmer. Inventor o. f'mnel a..
6ci,, Leg Francis Gree Naval Crnsruct"r Nary ard
Phadelphis Proprietors OF the Grard House poSael
phis apr" 'S~4V''
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JUST LOOK mFME' HOOK Ar THIS.

CHEslEkfIELD, April I.Vn, ISoO
NEESSRS DOVE co. IIuvin, used your Turf Oil,
WI and finding it to bc such fine medicine, think
due you TINT you should know OF it. My daughter,
bruised her thigh very much soon ar I'd the OF
a boil and became very ] had II lsnced by ply
sican bur that did relieve it, II became running sur"
and continued so for nearly yeas. tried every mo
dcine could hear Of with effect until wus induced
try bottle OF your Turf Oil after using one bottle aud
a halt il entirely healed. hive since used II tor
other and found the benefit You nrc NJ liberty
10 this you think proper A. :. CHALhLl.
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

X II. BUSHEK iSrCCESSOR OF JAMES BOsHERD
IL a. on hand a iHrcr assortment of CAR caLTEl
NM ltlAGEs and HARNESS. among which -
may be found som. ire Coaches. with outside DicEry
seats Hour and SIX RockrwHys; side seat Bugpics md
Ruggie. with and without tops-ta which he particularly
invites Tho attention Of those in wnt Of any article in the
C"rragr Inc he they will b" disposed OF on accommoda
ting trrnis. by application at his manuinctory. No 223
cOrncr Mnin and gfh An 2-rDia
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KEEP POSTED Up.

BonkS OF THE DAY--JUST RECEIVED.
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The Teacher or Moral Dtiuences employed in the In
vol; Il. - " -
MMeEpets Eew Monthly Magazine for Nay: &c.
$50 "'' raP''s' ny peS"'H's' 'o'"'''e'
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~ or' ~ oy " ai'r NJ Lindsay in vol; &c.
~, Ut ,'reek airy Tales for my children by
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Macaary's England vols. 5 and T. in various STYLES
from A. cents 70 81 - pc: vol A.o vols | and .
D.uss = aavhew the I:u:. Invaluable work for
sporrsnen aud az sho value The u"hl" animal 81 %
Sketches and Adventures in Madeira, Portugal and An
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Though. nni Apo,hegms from the Writings of Arch.
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- Cts
The Inquirer Directed to the work OF the Holy Spirit;
BY "inslow 7Jc
uimp'rs ot,te Truth it is in Jesus; by Rev. octaVius
Winston &c
supply FOR sale Ly A. MORRIS,
Ap-ls3 No ~, Main street.
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CARRIAGES. CttHIII;FS-

- VNTtNI A(sES, ItRKTNf.ES.
'GNliE sub-crl"cr has on hand. nj his Coach CA-TR
z making establishment Eagle Alley, ssS.-Sst-
between l3 ani li:h streets near the Couinbun HOr
Cohch"- Charrotrcc-. Rarouccs Bucgirs with and viii
out tops. and SulkIcs all 0 h- own make of best mnr
rn!s, and workmanship III OF which will be sold st the
mot reasonable prices sut IN. times And respect
FULLY nsk call from those Of any article in the
Caring" line, hs will make order any article low
NJ can b" made III IN" c:ry OF Richmond Of t same kind
All work warranted
apri! lI-dsr!;u NlCAJAU NaNGI'N
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SEI.DES X MILLER.

rROCERS and Commission Merchants and Importers
" and Dealers in fine old Wines, Liquors. SeCHrs and
Teas, Pearl ami Cary streets, receiving
their Spring supply Of Goods in their line consisting part
as follows
400 bags Rio Coffee
200 baga iAguayra Coffee
100 bags Old tovrrnncn: Java Coffee
Maracaibo and Mocha Coiie.
New Orleans Sugars and Mnlss SEES
Porto Rico do do
Golden Syrup, Rehoiled Corn Syrup, for negroes
Refined Sugars of all the varieties
Alanan,nr Sperm md ralIow Candies
Fancy, Brown and Family Soups
English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese
Rice. Bruoms Buckets. Cords. Lines
Green and Black Tea from low grade finest quality
imported
Fine Old Wines. II full assortment
Brandies from low priced to finest quality imported
Sparkling Hook aud Clarr Wines, superior quality
Champagne Wine. OF our own Importation
Our own brands Rcci;ird Whiskry
Fines, old Bourbon and Mountain Rye Whiskey
Havana Scgars fine assortment
Pickles. Preserved Fruits, Sauces, Caisnp-, &c,
Which they will sell the usual terms to punc,ual
dealers and solicit purchasers their stock OF
goods March .9--tilm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25

HAS SOW Open At HIS LARGE NEw STORE ROOM,
10. MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
A large and entirely stock of Spring and summer
READY MADE CLO1WiNG,
embracing all styles o, every grade OF Coats Pants
and Vests and Furnishing Goods From hs very great
facilities in manufacturing, his liberal patrons md the
public generally will still lind all articles in his line. from
finest to lowest grades Of the very best make, and nj
usually low prices for CASH. Call and examine.
Remember place and No, ll9, Main Street, next door
to w Randolph Bookstore.
ApriIl J. u. GOODMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25
NOTICE.

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CONAN ,:iaAi. |. 81.
a - Ipnsnv will present them TO he Agent No. put.
rst and receive in cash per cent. interest there
on and at the tune they VIII recev, scrip TOR the d.
Where the parties have given notes for portion of their
,e,ms they will be allowed In settlement Of their next
preuum per all dividends that have been placed
r. their credit CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-25
BINFORD, MAYO & BLAIR,
NO. %. MAIN STREET,

RICHMOND, Va.
4. now receiving the larcrst and by far the most lie
N sirahle stock OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS heretofore brought 10 this market and 10
which they invite the attention of purchasers
particularly call the attention OF ladies large
stock Of MANTIlLAS of the Latest Paris styles.
Anril j-lIn