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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30
NOAH WALKER G CO.,
IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

CLUTHIEKS, NO 20 MAIN ~,
Branch of the Baltimore House, )-Most respectfully
ask the atenton of the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity to the stock Of Ready Made Clothing which
they are just opening
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making the greatest variety Of Domestic and For.
eiRn Cloths Cassineres and Vestines, they ena-
bied to offer unusual inducements to customers. who
sre most respectfully solicited to give call be-
fore purc rchssiug oc Ally
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TRADE OF CHARLEsToE.-The Charleston Cou-
rier notices the sailing of vessel from that port
for Barcelona, direct, with $50 barrels and $40
sacks -four, equalto 100 barrels; Also los barrels
tar This is said to be the first shipment Of bread.
stuffs from Charleston TO Spain.
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NEWSPAPERS IN ITALY.-There appear at pre-
sent in Italy 311 newspapers, partly political. part
ly scientific and artistic. They are distributed
over the peninsula in the following way:-e5 an.
pear In Lombardy 81 in Sardinia. 5 in Parma and
Modena, SO in Tuscany, 80 in the Papal Domin.
ions, and SO in the Kingdom of both Sicilies.
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SHIP BUILDING IN MAINE Eight ships and one
bark were built in Thomaston, Ne, the present
year. increase in tonnage over last year of
ly 1900 tons, At 500 per ton, the value of these
vessels is about e625 000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30

RAILROAD TELEGRAPH-The Pennsylvanis
Railroad Company have completed an independent
telegraph line throughout the route OF their great
road, with thirty distinct offices and operators-
The Morse instruments are used
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ANTISLAvERY LECTURE A colored female of
Baltimore, Miss F. E Watkins, delivered an anti
slavery address at the Assembly buildings, Phila.
delphia few evenings since.
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MELANCHOLY RESULT FROM PLAY-On Mon.
day. two of the employees on the Washington
Railroad, named John Gather and Rich'd Disney.
engsg ged at the Annapolis Junction, commenced
playing together and wrestling. John Gather was
unfortunately thrown or fell across rail- SO ipur.
ing his spine as to cause bis death in short time
afterwards. They were both residents of Laurel,
MARYLAND
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LONDON NEWSPAPERS i'm Consequence of the
great expense of the carriage of newspaper parcels
from London by mail train, the newsvenders Of
Manchester have resolved that in future they
win charge I'D. extra on all London weekly pa,
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SMALL Pox-oeveral cases Of this disease have
recently occurred In Houston county, Georgia. in
the vicinity of Perry and Fort Valley.
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Nfw CANADIAN BIsHoPRIcs-Two new bish.
opiies are 70 be created In Canada, by the subdl.
b b1ph Of the diocese Of Toronto. They are 10
'e" me names Of Wesiminster and Portsmouth,
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STUDYrge DIVINITY The Boston Ledger states
that w n. Fleming. Esq late manager OF the Na
New York, and intends henceforth TO devote bis
talents TO the pulpit
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IMPORTANT TO THE CUBA TRADE-A parag graph
In the Prensa de Ia Habana, of the 18th instant
states that according to royal order it has been
decreed that national foreign vessels loaded with
fruit alone in ports of the Island of Cuba, shall in
future be required to pay tonnage, ponton and aaal
duties on only 80 many tons of fruit they may
have on board, and not as heretofore, the whole
tonnage of the vessel; provided always that they
have other cargo than fruit And both these
provisions are made operative in all the island,
BY circular directed to the provincial governors
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John w. DAVIES,
- DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH SITS.

MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES.
house and Store Fronts, Window and Door Sills &c
Buryins Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Hail
ing. First Premium aw arded by the Mechsnie1 In.
stitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
10 l9-u
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THE ALLEGED roRGERIxs At ALRAKy-Tha
rct n,. mas airea1y been mentioned that Andrew ]
ao amay, OF Martha Washington notoriety. was in
csstody at Albany, N. Y. on . charge Of forgery.
Ms arrest having been effected BY officer GRAHAM
oL balamore, aided by the New York police II
.ppeafs snat last spring. Sthe firm names Of the
msrcantiis houses of A. D. Shepard Co. and Mon.
'e,.a = naeiey, at Albany, were forged to checks
money paid upon them by the Bank OF Albany
ana tne Bank Of the Capitol. The forgeries, Il Is
sag, were master pieces and were evidently uSr
potrated by some finished operator; but no arrest
w.. piace until the 4th inst, when Finiay was
sefzed ON snspicion. He had partial examlnation
On Saturday, and the Albany Argus after giving
the evidence of three of the most important Wit
nesses. remarks:
Inus far, the evidence Is net strong enough te
nIm ana one fact strongly In his favor is that
lug tniee important witnesses contradict each 9th.
er With regard to his moustache and vhiskera-
may, OF course, asseverates his innocence and
expresses himself confident of being able to prove
An ahot He is one Of the first of his class In this
Sountry-is man of polished address, Eenslemsu.
~ appearance, and it il evident, endowed with
iron nerves
Throughout the examination he submitted to
tne scrutinizing gaze of all in the Court room.
Wtnout allowing muscle of his face to- be ruf.
hed or his eye to falter in its steadiress He
was prominent member of the Kissaue party In
the famous Martha Washington fraud case. and
was once arrested for = heavy forgery on the New
York Chemical Bank. On that occasion. shen
confronted with the teller, his iron nerves for.
sock him. and, whiting down, confessed bis guilt.
BY duplicating other parties and returning the
money, he escaped punishment then
lie Is said to have q wife and family In Cncin.
natl domestic establishment In Baltimore, and
similar one in New Orleans, each of which he
Maintains in the most recherche style What is
somewhat singular many who saw him on Saturday
say that his countenance ia quite familiar to them
but they cannot place him, and yet there are seve
raj peculiarities about his countenance so promi.
nent that once seen it is difficult to imagine how
they could ever escape the memory
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Es Es3s y1KGINIA CENTkAL
FOR TUE Fr A

RICULTURAL FAIR, TO BE HELD IN RICH
MOND, TUESDAY, 28TH Oct. 1856.
Tickets for the round trip e. at the price way")
will be issued to all the Annual aud Life members,
upon the presentation of proper certificates of their
membership, lat all the Offices the lne,) commen-
cling on SUNDAY, the 18th inst to be good to return
at any time previous to Sunday, ths 2nd day of next
month.
The usual rates Of freight will be charged on al
stock and other articles, belonging to members But
all such articles, may return-if the property Of
the same owneushall be carried back free land the
charge paid on stock down refunded) prssenta-
tion OF certificate showing that m sh stock have
tuslly been exhibited. f
Those persons intending 10 send stock down to the
Fair shall give at least five days notice of the same,
that suitable NAV BIS furnished them in due time.
JOHN H. TIMBERLAKE,
oc l8-ts Rup't. Va. Central Railroad.
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FURTHER OUTRAaFs BY THE CHEYENNE In.
DIANs-The st. Louis Evening News, of the Oath
has the following:
Mr.. William Schoekendick has just reached this
city, direct from California whence he came by
the route across the plains and brings intelligence
of another atrocious outrage committed by the
Cheyennes, of which his family were victims
Mr.. Schoekendick, with his wife, four children
and the driver, (whose name we did not learn,).
were on their way to the States from California,
and had progressed to point eighty miles this side
of Fort Kearney without molestation. when they
were suddenly attacked by body of fifty or six.
ty Cheyennes. Mrs Schoekendick, one child and
the driver were killed, and the mules of the train
stolen and carried off by the savages. Mr.. Schoe
kendick himself managed to escape with three
of his children. leaving his wife, one child and the
driver on the field
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II d stated there 10 not such thing - money
bsekw IN Wheeling, Va.
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THE UNDERSIGNED beg. 70 irform

THE UNDERSIGNED begs 70 inform
opsn. en- the 18th Of October, Gymnasium and
FENCING ACADEMY, in the Law BUILDING,
franklin street, where a room has been comfortably
fitted up for the purpose.
Gymnss.ic as well e. Fencing Exercises do not
only ssrens sthsn the health BY keeping the lungs.
nerves aud muscles In activity but they ass give ease
and elegance the bearing and motion Of .hs body
He bess invite this public to numerous particpa-
tioa and requests principally parents snd to
ectrust their and pupils to hs care, 40 no wi
try to strengthen develop, step By step. sven tho
weakest abilities.
TERMS IN ADvANcE.
For the whole session, from the 18th OF Ceto-
ber to the 1st of. juno. ~
Six months iV w
Fencing In Foiis aud Broadsword, extra charge
Glasses and Schools admitted on more moderate
terms.
Ali kinds OF weapons Of the best qusiity can Be OBJ
tsined BY the unders gned at the lowest prices.
cot. B. ESTVAN,
Professor Of Fencing and Gymnastic Exercises
oc ls-Im at the Richmond College.
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NEW GROCERY AND COMsIIssIO

NEW GROCERY AND COMMIS SSEON
~ STORE.-Ths subscriber would inform the pub
lie that he has recently opened Franklin street,
between Wall and l7th streets, GROCERY AND
COMMISSION STORE. He will keep always en-
hand a general assortment Of FAMILY GR0CF-
RIES, which he will sell at wholesale and retail
accommodating terms. He will also attend to all
the duties of Commission Merchant and will bo
pleased to receive consignments of Produce, &c.,
from his friends. He has In store good supply
of FLOUR, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, &c, TO
which he invites an examination from tho public.
oc Is -dIma J. T. SYRCLE.
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Nnn HOLLYWOOD NURsERY-.rh,

I'D HOLLYWOOD NURSERY -.The
S subscriber has removed his establishment to
EE0 his new place, just above the the toli este,
. on the Westham Plank Road. Grove street.
an excellent travelled drive, leads directly to the
shall continue to keep all the articles D. 4. INV old
place. with the addition Of select assortment Of the
standard varieties Of fruit trees Raspberies Goose
lot Of Dwarf and Standard Pear trees with few ex.
ira sized bearing Plums | am seiling very low two
and three year old Asparagus roots and Strawberry
plants from my old garden.
Orders left at the Planter Office, Paimer's Seed
Store, at Mr.. John Fishers office. (late h M. Zim.
merman's or through the post Office will be prsmpt-
ly attended to-.
ocT-6t JAMES GUEST
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nRESS MAKING.-MHS. j. sTEB-
II BINS would inform her former patrons and the
public generally that she be found the china
store of Taylor Co., III Main sti Get, where work
will be done to please and with dispatch.
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VIsTTORs no Tiak STATE kAix will
" 6ad e our store iy7 hsn street soupiets ysneiy
Of Dinnsr and Tss Sets; Chins vasss anA asstas
dsscrietion Ivory Gallery Silver and Htate9 Mers;
Tea Wsitsrs; Bioek Tis W.ss Jspe.nsa 1oasss ss
Sets nreu1ed Hat kackf Doof Mee9 efssee5 se{s.r
would Invite the Attentions oS p1raAaeem eeneuee
our ID unequAlsd an4 or eeoee - ew -
any nmliar sstsbiishnasnt. CeH - ~ - sssssss
Esgle Square. -
0c 2S--lw i UGltkk<EI = - ~.
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NJOTICE-s0METHI NEW TIE m.
IN dereisued take leave to inform their fnerds snd
the pubIic ia general, that they have established
VINEGAR MAEUFACrORY at koekstts. Rich
mond vs. and now prepared 20 hii any orders
sinsss enables them 10 msnufaesnrs snA ssil % ~
bic prices and quality squai to any, II not 81
perior 10 Northern brands 9sfhey expect 70 msst
chr msrcautiis community. All orders they may
s. favored with, will be executed with ptnsss
and At the lowest terms Orders received - NJ
A nODEKERS Drug Store. Or directed 70 the hxm,
fsar No ls Post Ofiss Riehmsn1, We.
heepectfuily. -
RRARnT 20THEk.
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The Lost Ship drama Of extraordinary inter
est comprising scenic Representations more beau
tiful than any ever before produced 10 Richmond,
viii be repeated At the Theatre tonight. We risk
nothing in predicting that the house viii be crow
ded capital farce concludes the performance.
The management announce that Edwin Bootb,
son Of the greatest tragedian that ever lived whi
appear Saturday night. Most Of the tragedies OF
Shakespeare viii be produced during his engage
ment.
lyman, the Wizard and ventriloquist. gives
another of his attractive exhibitions tonight at
Metropolitan Hall We have been informed that
among Wyman's tricks Is the following. bat We
don't vcuch much for the truth Of the story: Put.
ting side of leather into his mouth. he straight
way takes boots and shoes. an manufactured, from
his ears II he don't do this be performs other ex.
periments. equally astsnishfne.
Tie &reess snd1e DH1-0wipg TO the admira.
BILE arrangements Of John 6fith. the well known
proprietor Of the Niagara watering machine. the
citizens and strangers Whiting the cy are ~ pre-.
sent but little annoyed with dust within the city
llmts. The dust, however. II awfnhy prevalent
ont Of his baiiwick. The Niagara performs its &C.
ceptable work at night, the proprietor being On
gaged In supplying water TO the stock af the Fair
Grounds during the Day.
Raiivosd Accidmk An empty coach On ~ up
train Of the Danvtlle Railroad was thrown from ~
Track. ysstarday, near JennInss' Ordinary. Motto.
way county. This accounts fOs The late arrival =
The trails lAss evening.
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Expenses, 1853....-....S,s55 81
Do l854........6, 629 so
Do 1855 includ-
ing $3.50 in plate 9,078 76
Do 1856 for pre-
paratisn of Fair
Grounds .0S1 43
20.7a3 e6
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Quincy - GaIesburg.
cnNsErTfoEg.

FROM
Quincy - GaIosburg.
coNNEcriONs:
A T Galesburg with the Chicago and Burlington,
n and Peoria and 0quawka Railroads for Bur-
ing,on Peoria, yanett, Mendo,a, junction, and Chi
cago.
Rock Island, and Bureau Valley Railroads for Rock
Island lows City. Lasalic, re.
Al Mendoza with Illinois Central Railroad for
Fulton City. Galcna, Dunieith, Dasaque, st. Paul,
and other river towns; bloomington, Springfield,
Decatur, Papa, DC.
At junction with Galena and Chicsg 70 Union Rail-
road for Eigin, Belvidere, Beioit Madison, Free
port, Ac.
AT Chicago with the great Eastern and North
ern lines. for Milwaukee, md du Lac Sc., Detroit
Toledo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, indianapolis, Lafayette. Cincinnati,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls suspen sion Bridge
Albany, Springfield, Boston, and cities and towns
generally throughout the east
TWO TRAINS DAILY, Sundays excepted, be-
tween Quincy and Chicago. On and after the ilth
inst until further notice. Trains will run IA follows.
!. Chicago Exprcss--Leayes Quincy nt4. As A. NJ,
arrives at GAlcsbargh at a.55 A. n, at Wyanett
l2l5P. ~, at Mendoza al l.25 r. N, at Junction
ilJ r. ~, at Chicago Or. NJ.
2. Chicago Expenditures Qnncy s. .es r. NJ, ar
rives AT Galeshurg s.5 VI, at Wyanett II 20
at Mendoza 1926 A. ~, at junction $40 A. NJ, a,
Chicago 5.35A.p.
3. Quincy Express--Leaves Chicago 50 A. ~, ar
rives at Gslcsburg SIS p. ~, and at Quincy ll.l5
r. n.
Quincy Express--Leases Chicago $40 p NJ, ar
riyes ut Gaesburg ABB NJ, and a. Quincy ~ 10 10
A.. NJ
Trains run into and leave from "Unon Depot"
Chicago.
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO CHICAGO.
Passengers leaving Quincy In the morning train
will arrive Rock Island. Peoria, Gaena, Dunieith,
Dubuque and Chicago sams evening making sure
connections Mt Chicago with trains east.
Leaving Quincy in the evening train. will ar
rive at the above points in the morning, masking
sure connects at Chicag with trains north east
and south,
Daily Boat Of the Minnesota Packet Co., leaves
Dunleith for ST. Paul, etc.
For particulars and furthsr Information please APP
ply the Com mpanys Office. Main street between the
Laclcde House and Western Stage ofhcc, keokuk,
where Through Tickets to- all principal places be
procured. Through Tickets slso be had on board
The steamers Of the 81. Louis h Keokuk Packet Co.
Ask for tickets via Northern Cross Kairoad
We. BULLIoSS, Gen. Sup't
S. NJ. BURNHAM, Gen. Ticket Agt
J. r. TEwksHrRr, Agent, keokuk.
kx
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r HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
j Of Dry Goods that have been detained by lowness
az VISITOR in thu Ohio River over months and must
Be slo~ed out by order Of steAmAoat owners. Ihcy
con.st in part Of rich mAntillas rimmisg
Prrfsmcry, singhams. saiisss. lawns. dotted And
plain, barred and plain Jsekoaetts, crsps, hrosse
and cashmere ShAvis. Gentlemeus shtFts and
drawers, silk and fancy Cravats large assossnsne
Of Emhroidcry, Gentlemen and Ladies' Hosiefy y
fAsa svsrythng that 10 kept In eensral Dry 6ecde.
and Fancy Store, will be found % the NcH -
CHEAP 6TOkE, Second n. .,0pposite the Athen0ons
hstvesn Main snd JoAnssa, ksoksk.
Jply nd Wn. SULLIVAN, AGgnA.
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SPEC1AL NOT ICE To NEW YORK
AND DoSTON PAsaENGERs.
q Hours saved
BY TAKING THE

NEW xOkkA AND ERIE R, II.
PASSENGERS taking the $40 a. IN. Train on the
Michigan Central Railroad at Chicago. arrive at
Suspension Bridge III: 100 p. same day, and con-
"tf eseiss,re!y with the New York Erie Railroad,
arrive in New York city next day ut 2:a5 D. IN.
sErEs HOURS had Trenty Minutes IA aaraace
of any other Route.
Passengers taking the 9:45 y. IN. Train ON Mjehi-
gan Central Railroad connect through by NiAgars
Falls Road, also by the North Shore line Of Steam
boats to Buffalo, arriving In time for a. I on the
New York Erie Railroad, arriving in New York
oSEHou asd Trenfy Minutes in Advance Of III.
Albany route.
Passengers taking the s,45 a. m. train on Miehi-
gnn southern connect at Toledo with stcamboa, di-
Feet 10 Buffalo and arrive in tune for the $50 A. m
Steamboat Express train on the New York Eric
Railroad, arriving in New York at II; So pm.
SIX HOURS In sdrancs Of the Aibany route
Passengers taking the III 5 train the same con-
meet Ut Dunkirk with the a. N. train on the New
York Erie Railroad, arriving ut New York at $40
p. IN.
ONE HOUR and T,reniy MINUTES IN aeraaee Of any
other route.
Passengers leaving Chicago Saturday $50 .. m
on Michigan Central road will arrive in New York
city sunday 2;45 p. m.
NINETEEN HOURS In advaae. Of the Aibap.
route.
Trains from Dunkirk Buffalo and Niagara Palis
on New York Erie Railroad make direct eonnec-
tious with all trains leaving Chicago for the East
running through direct to New York with les,
changes than any other route.
&sA- Passengers mus, be particular to purcbss,
Tickets via New York 4 Erie Railroad, ii they
wish save SIX or SEVEN HOURS in time an,
" through without delay.
Through tickets the above route can be pro
cured at all the principal ticket Offices In the West
and at the Rail Road Ticket Office between the La
clrde House and Stage Once, keokuk.
Merchants, Produce and stock DeAlcrs can max.
through contract by calling tho Company
Agents. A. II. PETERS, Ag't.
As Dearborn ST., Chicago.
B.F. SMITH, Gen. Agent,
L ..4~nt 4 tn q lI
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THREE daily Through TrAinr, between Philadel-
i phia and Pittsburg.-TaK MORNING MAIL TRAM
leaves Philadelphis for Pittsburg at ~ A. NJ, and
Pit,sbarg for PhiiAdelphia at A. NJ The FAsr
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg al p. NJ
The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
Pittsburg at ii Y. NJ, and Pittsburs for Philadel
phia at 10 =. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with Rail-
roads TO and from st. Louis, Mo-; Ai,en, 1alena
and Chicago, H.. Frsnkfcrd. Lexington and Lou
isy,lle Ky. Terre Haute, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis. Ind Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield,
Bellefontaine, sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Colum-
bus, Zanssville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New Or
leans, 81. Lonis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to or from either Of
the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills Mt the diff
ferent starting points. Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and expeditions
route ~ Philadelphia. Bal limore, New York or Bos-
ton. TH0S MOORE,
AeEsr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J.. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pi,sburg.
Feb L. 1898. ,--Iy
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FARRAR 4 HAINEs,
K r. an uk pla n uG and FIOOrtmg MIL

FARNAR A. HAINES,
ON uk Pla nj ng Aad Flooring MIL,
Corner Of = and Brug ns., nssr the Keokuk and
Fort Des Mosnss Railroad Depot,
nEALERS in Lumber in the rough, manufactur-
~ crs Of Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Sash. Door and
Window Framrr Mouldingro of every size and pat
tern Flooring. Weather Boarding. Shelving, Man
ties Base, Pilasters, and Chain Pump Tubing
planed aud matched Lumber from 3 to 2e inches In
width.
A large assortment II the above named articles
constantly On hand.
Plsning and saving done toorder ON short notice,
unreasonable prices, aad warranted To please.
E1-rarticuiarattention paid to filing orders for
country buildings complete.
keakuk July y-dAwsf
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SANDERS, sCOF1ELD q CO..
FURNITURE WARE.KOOM9


Main Street, bet. oth 9th Sts., KEUK TX, IOWA
gINHE undersigned have now in
i thier Ware Rooms, and design
keeping constantly on hand . we'll
selected ment Of oil kinds Of Furniture embra
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus hns
and plain Sofas 6ne and plain Center and Card
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from plain wooden
seat, 70 the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage BedsteAds Of the latsst styles
Lounges, &C.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes Clocks, Carpetings
door and door mattings, noor and table oil cloths
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings
window shades and trimmings, and every other arti
Gle usually kept in our line Of busness.
Part Of stock was made under own super
vision, and the rest bought from manufactures o.
high standing, that We can warrant every artcl,
for durability aud finish of workmanship.
Our object is to establish n permanent business
here, and not ON the Peter Funk principle; and y
IN inducement To persons TO purchase Of W., arr
resolved to sell at the lowest 81. Louis prices.
Call and examine our stock before purchasint
elsewhere. VI will always take pleasure ia showing
furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call US
, whether they feel inclined to buy not.
SANDNkS, sCoFIELD co.
NAV % l8y6.--dAWtf