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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-23

WASHINGTON, May 2Ist.
SExArE.-Mr. CoIlsmer introduced in tn
Senate this A. n. bill providing for test
ing the atmospheric raiIruad.
Ar. Foote reported bill to permit tn
Legislature of Iowa TO determine for thu
State the application for grant Of lant
hereto fore made to aid the construction o
railroads therefor.
The bill granting the right of pre-emp
ton Ia certain cases in the Indiana yearly
meeting OF the Society Of Friends, was
passed.
M. Mason discussed the action of the
Naval Board, arguing that their proceed,
ings should be set aside, 30 far A. it il com
petent for Congress to do 80.
Mr.. Benjamin stated his reasons why the
Senate should pass the bill for removing
distractions at the mouth Of the Aissssip-
pi, the objections OF the President to the
contrary, notwithstanding. He reverted TO
the fact that the President had vetoed the
general River and Harbos bill, und At the
came time he would approve Of separate
bills making appropriations for many Of
these works This bill was not drawn up
in compliance with that suggestion, and
was immediately rational in character
The President had now changed his princi
pies and he believed the judgment Of the
American people is against that OF the Pres
ident.
Mr.. Toombs approved OF the Presidents
course and said he desired to defend it At
length. Subject postponed to tomorrow.
A communication was received from the
President furnishing additional documents
relative to the British enlistmsnts, involving
a question Of veracity between Mr.. Buchan.
an and Lord Pa merston.
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Too LArE.-We were amused at gen.
tleman telling Us, that il he had got up
when he first heard the noise at the corner
ing Of the burglar on Wednesday night, the
thief might probably haze been caught
Blu, he 10 new conner here and having beer
40 accustomed to hearing such sounds IN
Chicago, he thought nothing of the matter
until he remembered that he was in thu
moral town Of Davenport, and then it struci
him immediately that such noise wa
a very unusual occurrence in our city
Az soon as his memory was thus re
freshed, he FASTENED to the rescne, acme
what. as he expressed II to US, in paris nal
uralibus, bn, he arrived only in time TO b
too late.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

| HALIFAX, may ~.
| The steamship Canada from Liverpool
May 10, arrived here at $50 p. NJ, and sailed
for Boston at 10, where she will be due on
Thursday.
The clipper slip Racer had gone ashore
on Arklon Bank, and would probably prove
a total wreck. Crew aud all passengers
numbering oy 500, were saved.
GREAT BRITAIx..-The Queen held a
Court at Buckingham Palace on tine 7th,
for the purpose ofreceiving the addresses on
the peace question from the House of Lord,
and the House of Commons. The deputa-
tons came in great state, and numbered
nearly 100 persons. The Queen briefly
acknowledg Cd the addresses, and expressed
her satisfaction at the re-estnbl shng o,
peace on basis securing its permanencc.
Both Houses of Parliament have recorded
vote Of thanks to the army and navy, and a
pension OF 81 900 for life would be settled
on Gen. Williams, who is also created a
Baronet BY the title OF Sir William F. Will
Iiams, OF Kars.
The Queen has granted amnesty to poll
tical offenders. Smith O'Bren, Frost, Jones
sud others may return home. Special ex-
ception, however, is made to those escaped
to the United States.
The Lord Mayor Of London had given the
usual bankuet TO the American Minister.
The whole tone of the speeches on the &C.
casion was congratulatory respecting the
peace.
The French Ambassador said nothing
could serve the alliance between France
and England. Lord Palnerston replied,
reciprocatlng the sentiment. The Amer.
lean Minister was not present, he being en-.
gagged at the dinner OF the Literary Fund,
where he made speech.
FsAscE.-A bill has been ntroduced into
the Legislature granting 10000 francs for
the baptism OF the Imperial Prince in
June.
DESMARK.-The Hanse town have refu.
sed to adhere to the capitalization of the
Sound Dues proposed by Denmark.
IrALy.-lt is said that collective note
of the powers that signed the treaty o.
peace, is about ready 10 be forw arded to the
governments OF Rome and Naples, recon.
meuding the reforms desired by the l,al
ian people.
1t is aso said that the Pope's Legatee in
Paris has formally protested against Coun
Walewski's language in the Congress, unt
the Papai Government is preparing 4 de
tailed reply thereto. 1t is still further ru
mored that Naples will anticipate the re-
monstrsnce Of the Powers BY granting am
nesty on an extensive scale
Standardization relative to the con
ference have been put to Count Csvour il
III 9 Sandman chambers. He replied thai
pending the negotiations concerning Italy
he could not speak fully.
| The Sandman view Of the Italian ques
ton was adopted, while that of Austria wa
rejected, hence the question of italy is an,
must continue to be a European matter.
The VERY LATEsr.-Liverpool, Saturday
P. M.-The new Bristol Loan has been an
nounced, it is to be for five million pound
sterling. Parliament has adjourned over til
the 18th of May.
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Cur Relation. with Eneland.


New York, May 2l.-The Washington
Courier &Enquirer correspondent says there
will be further correspondence here with Mr..
Champion on the Earl of Clarendon's dis
patch of May Sd. 1t will be friendly and
apologize in tone and an amicable arrange
ment is certain. The correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Clayton and Mr.. Champion con-
tinues without reconsideration or prospect
Of any.
The Hersld's correspondent says the Cab
met were in session this A. NJ, but nothing
definite was done in Champions case. The
Administration finds it extremely difficult
since the receipt Of Lord Clarendon's reply,
it being SO mild in it's tone and temper, 10
take decided action, He does not refuse, as
has been stated, to recall Champion, but
discusses the question at considerable length.
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CosyIycr or ts1rREsrs.--Auo,her co

CosrLfcr OF IHIEREsTs.--Another con.
let OF interests occurred at the foot Of Brady
street on yesterday morning. During the
nigh, the st. - came up and landed al
the floating wharf belonging to the terry
boats. When the Davenport came over, Of
course she could not make her landing, and
as the intruder was g side-w heller, could not
make her move out Of tie way by running
against her wheel. The passengers OF the
Davenport had consequently to climb over
he guards on to the other boat, and scrsm-
ole ashore in the best manner they were
able. lfthe ferry boats have On exclusive
light to the use oftheir own wharf and their
customary landing, it strikes US that some
plan might be devised to give them the ex-
possession Of it.
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IMPROVING THE SrEEirs.-In COW

IMPROVING THE SrEEirs.-In converse
ton with the Street Commissioner yester-
day he informed US. that he is now regularly
sys,ematizing bis work by dividing the
CITY isto three districts, in each OF which
he ~ill place gang ofmen under deputy
He will then have little else TO do than te
issue his orders TO these deputies and see
that they are enforced. IS matters have
been conducted, il was utterly impossible
for any one man to attend to the business
that deyolyed upon this office with justice t.
himself. Under the new arrangement, sat
isfac,ion will be given TO all
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GooD-LookINe EMIeRAHTs.--Seven coy
cred emigrsnt wagons, Gall in row. y
passed up Brady yesterday, and their good
looking occupants appeared to be congra'.
ulatinp themselves that they hsd crossed
the river which lay between them and the
land o. promise. They had some seventy
Or eighty head Of fine stock cattle with
them. and every thing betokened that they
asked no help Of any body, and that having
grown up under the Influences of free
State, they had no doubts concerning the
future
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A DlFFEREscE OF OPiSIoN.--There APP
pears 10 be wide difference of opinion be-
tween two of our R. I. cotemporaries as to
the propriety or justice Of closing up door
of the Rock island Post Office which opens
on West Eagle street The Advertiser
thinks it eminently fit and proper, while the
Islander feels called upon from sense o
VIVA, 10 due TO ito character % an indepen
dent journalist. to utter strong pro,es
against the gross outrage. We are no
sufficiently acquainted with the locslitie
to express a positive opinion, but we hav
some curiosity to know wha, will be the al
innate decision OF the people OF ROCK Is
land on the subject.
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A PAYMEsT.-We have of late been ire
quently indie bted TO our Rock Island cotem
poraries for numerous items in the way ci
assaults, robberies, theits and other kinds OF
crimes, and this morning We present them a
small in.talnent towards the payment OF
such obligations. But correctly speaking,
we ought not to call it small instalment,
for the past being judge, five give them one
such item for score or two OF theirs, we
render them an equivalent, and, up to this
time, the books ought TO be considered bal
anced
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The CoNcERr.--The Campbells had an
excellent house on Wednesday night, and
the best evidence that the crowded audience
we're pleased With the performances, was
the fact that the pleasure of seeing and
near,ng, counterbalanced the inconve MEM
ces of an intensely heated and close stmos
there
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No THE .oflhe w Sec sT7s Mr. . K s0acr
No a-The Ne Sec TIC NKsEis0 acres.
No 3-The N W Sec 10 7 70 Nk Z 100 scFss.
The abovcthree tracts are beautifully situated on
the Railroad : nlasf'om Davenport. =
No THE W 0fthe w Of Sec III ~ X e
go acres. , miles from Davenport.
No s-The OFFS W ofsec IT'S Mr. 20
acres miles from Davenport.
Nos The fths Of Sec IL .s , h.
go acres, onthe Rail Road miles from Davenport.
No 6-2eb ~ 1O0aeres In Secs u & IS I'm re &,
upon the Mississippi RIVE, z mill. from psys aPert.
improved Farms.
No IL Aninproved farm fenced aud al cultivated
nice house, sprays and creek on y, on Hickory
ro road, miles Il ON town, Usage Orange fence
started entirely around the farm, xts0 acres.
No lin sec's ~. 10 a4T " rs y, $40 acres,
1871 improved and 40 III timber.
N,2 ~ Enc farm of l26 acres, &sfenecd, 20 m
der cultiy ston. 4 miles from town. m,ie east Of
Dubuaae road. mile from DRlzeii farm.
No 23-The Grant sarm on dubuque road, miles
from town, Is3 highly cultivated, house and or
'"' Houses and Lots n Davenport.
So39-Fine brick house on 9Th 81 between tarri-
and Ripley sts Excellent well, good Stable, sc.
No3i--Good frame House, , rooms, good we'll, & c.
Lot oex53l, on Brad noaf Locust 81.
No2s--A ? story house on 4th 81, eonisinins 10
rooms and store.
No. a3.-Good frame house, rooms, cellar. &c,
| on s,h st. between Vine and Myrtle. Let s0rl5e.
NJ. ell lot on Brady ST. ise by 3e0--esoo.
N1ss--elo,- Bssdy ST.. cor. OF College, s4xiso
No. esl choice lot Perry ST. ofsth COX SO n
IL CANTON COUNTY, iowa.
No t2--N fractional OF The N. W. see. = I.
81. n r. T., II s.loe acres, near Thnrs's sisii'
Very low, ifspPlied iof soon; ,,ay
| No. 5a-SE.o w. Of sec 81 las ~ W ~
30. s4-N! of W zaf .ce.i fss.R "a W soaerss
I.ss = "a e 81 sf Z acre.
| No. Y,-N OF W. OF see - z s. z - W 50 acres
W. sr-wl ofsE .essees e e g " y sSac Z 8
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1856. Spring and hummer 1856
ARR AN G Z NJ E n L,
At the
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and Manufacturing
EN- o IL M.

A. CASTEEL d Co,
'INAkE this opportunity TO inform the publlc thai
/ taey have received At their store, The largest
stock OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
whick has fought 10 this market. The
Goo which offer TO the inspections oil the cit zens
olIhs town sutps In design and fnish, an, thing
that be oders hem tni- side OF New YORK. being
selected with the great.st and from the nostex
eusne hsu es In the Eastern markets ana with b
view to satisfy the tastes OF all our customers.
Web we also fail and complete assortment OF
The latest and most approved styles OF
GENTS. EUhNlSHlNG GOODS,
which are hey ond doubt the ruos, desirable 10 b.
found In this city. Among which ar Gents shirs
Jndershirts, st,eks, Crsvss, Gloves, suspsndss.
Hose, &c.
Pari,e1I attention will be psid, heretofore 70
III making up Of garments In ssty lie unsurpassed b.
auy similar eel abli, hment.
Full quits made sh- riest notiee, and warranted
suit.
TLsns ful FOR The bestowa past liberal issors o
the public, we tsks pleasure in plsdsiBz renewed
ddrlity. and solicit snare Of the bi,c patronage
Apt ~ d.u A.sCAsFkht co.
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WAsN.-Yesserday was decidedly tue
warmest day o'the season. Flanneis were
voted superhui,ies and the coolest places
the greatest luxutss. This is foretaste
Of wha, Q may anticipate the approach
ngsapmsT
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UPpxa MARKET HorsE.-We observe
that NJ. L, Claire 10 making an outside ad
di,ion to the Upper Market House. This
we presume is intended for the accomoda-
ton of the country folks who wish to dis
pose of vegetables, etc, We hope 1t may
be we'll attended, as such all arrangement
win be advantageous to both citizen and
farmer,
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The Latest from Lawrsnes-The People In
Treaty with the Harshal.


ST.. LOUIS, May 2l.--The Democrats
CORE spondent, under date OF 10th, writes
that from 500 to 1900 men were encamped
near Leconpton. The people of Lawrence
cent note to Col. Sumner, asking him to
station a body of troops in that vicinity, to
prevent the mub proceeding to sanguine ex-
tremities. He declined, saying that he had
no power to move without orders.
MIR. Cox, Of Lawrence, waited on Mar
slal Donaldson to ascertain il anything
could b done peaceably to prevent this
monstrous posse from enteriGg the town.
The Marshal said their demands must be
complied with previously TO consenting to
not enter Lawrence with all his forces.
lst. Every man against whom process is
| issued should be surrendered.
I'd. All munitions of war at Lawrence to
be delivered up.
| 81. Uitlzens should pledge themselves
| implicitly 10 obey present enactments, Kan
sas list OF oai he, taxes and all.
Upon receipt of tins the citizens held |
public meeting and drew up letter to thu
Marshal, stating that he and every persoI
acting under him would be allowed to exc
cuie legal process against any citizen .
LawreLce. and il called upon they woul
% We as posse in making arrests; that ther
would not now, nor at any future time, b
spy resistance TO law. and that they onl
awaited an opportunity to testify fidelity I
the Union and CONSTITUTIONS; that the
claimed to be law abiding, order.loving cit
re, ., aud askedfo be protected By the cor
stiin,ed authoriiies.
The Ma.ha.'s answer was that he di
Z not believe in the promises OF the people I
: Lawrence; that regarded them - rebe
) and traitors, and they should know his d
mand when he came, re
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BURGLARY AND TREF THE house oil
Dr.. Smith, on Tnird between Brady and
Main, was broken into during the latter
part vf Wednesday night, and the thie' sue
seeded in securing two watches and some
articles OF wearing apparel, with which he
was making off, bu, being pursued ~ she
Doctor, quite an exciting chase oceurIeo
during the still Fours VI the night. Ihr
chase lasted from the Dr.'s residence to the
vacant 10, In the rear Of Mr.. Lesslie's store
at the loot Of Brady. There some persons
came 10 the rescue, but the thief succeeded
in scaping, though he lost during the scu'-
De the most valuable portion OF the booty
which he had obtained.
We have since heard il rumored that
man as arrested yesterday, on suspicion Of
having Committed the burglary and theft
The general remark lie, that the most sur
prisiug Tor less, surprising as you choosr)
part VI the matter vac, thatsithough during
the chase, the DR.. continued making loud
calls Tor the watch. not sign ofa police.
man was 10 be discovered,
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'r.1L(lSE a. C(ys. COLUMN

-
WEa arc nov. prepared ~ offer dealer ard Z. Is cor =
| w snners alsrgo stock Of Heavy and Shell hard
ware, upon terms and prices which cannot a csait
we propose 10 his column 70 sssR Su sais fssn
l our friends who desire fair dealing.
rof tssh we propose 70 soi' ~ an - vi.
2OCV kegs Sas. Cali soon TOT bargains in MAN, rc
/ r. CLOSE CO.
LIRE King saseithe oaiy sasiin. saa iof ca se
+ cheapby u ebooh w.
nv $50 " r. CLOSE q co.'s.
,sAws, Circular, Aniey and Gross Cn!, warrant ed
y at T. CLOSE d co.'s.
| IRON Aslos, TAimbls sksins and Syringe, At.
AhpENrERs' Tools Of every ass.etp,so Yes i''
aLf and Pocket Cutlery s laTss zoe. 10 sale
poArs rores Lifting AMI Chain Gs%p1 lo r ..s at
+ IaHTNIsG Rode and insaLs ors sSr sale ,. =,
IL I.uLOSE co.'s.
5Oross fsne. Wire fof''! +. 'e c,Ssss co.'s.
1AHDTs Tools "f'r''S ds F. easost :: co.'s.
/JUSs, Riae and PISTOLS, Dest quality for sale lev
J At T. CLOSE d co.'s.
STovEs and TiAwArs which vii BE- sold e zap al
MOVES Portable Girls, Mills oss = c,,.
r. CLosE & cos.
DACKiSG, Hemp and RUBBER for n s.le q COWS
RLAcKsMlrhs Tools, nsIlo y, oS An,t, ,o Yam
ID mere, for sale low nj IT, CLosE q eoS.
DoPE-Msniiia and Hemp, all ,zesat .o
II II. CLOSE COS
ESGisE Car and ssna OIL oS sss :, me so barrel
cav Mandfcls Of all sizes from inch % 3in; for
- sale at /. CLosE = cos'
E'armers vii! hnd The best assortment Of Ames ana
other make Of sho ssl. sgsd los, sssop' c sse
HAISs, Log: OK s"dInsi f GlSsE As Co.'S sa'
CoRs shelters and Hay cu',:r: .io :ass os COS
z n dos. Grain Rakes for sale al
l0V :. T. CLOSE cos.
tnnd do. Sc ythe snaths, best pate rns ,S
rININNER,s stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
L and Zinc, for sale ut Il. CLOSE O. cos.
S.ADDLERY and Coach Trimmings at very low
- pricss,st y. choaH o w
WHITE Lead IN oil, +. Close aud Co. Brand,
w Just received. warranted the best In ms!keL
n r. CLOSE Il CO.'S.
r INsEED Oh by the barrel or gallon at
IL T. CLOSE d cos.
- T. CLOSE cos.
,HURCH, School House
!.
~ 4 lxnA Steam boat Bells. |
AM We are now prspaI ed 20
AH tnke orders for AIRY sixe oil |
Bells up to 10000 pounds,
and " arrant them to be the
hast made in the United |
Ststes. sample Bed Al
ways on hand.
- - T. CLOSE & co.
May 10
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Posrroxrp Eads requests US to STATE
that the sale Of lands advertised by him is
postponed for the present.
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LAND WADRA,

Collections promptly attended " In ali prls Of the
State: Lands entered and ted In all Land
Districts of the Stats. Money Invested and Taxes paid
Ior nor. residen,r; Noney loaned on unencumbered
Real ate security; Farms, Houses and Lots leased
Real Estate II all sirds bough.and sold on Commis
.4nr
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THAR en.s are the only persons ssthosizsd to
mak and sell his Patent ChamPion Safe, ih HALLS
Patent Powder Proof Locke. Have nov on hand the
500 nd invite The public call and examine be-
81 !. nn,c hssinr J.C. HERRING & Co.
phncipai depot Green Block, Nos. IS. ~ and
IA WSIsr ST. N.Y. branch Depot No. 5Murrsy st
BURROWS, PRErTYMAN d DAI IELl.
..-,sS-ln, AReht q. Dave mort Iowa.
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TALLMAN e. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in At.inson's block, Second Mreef, be
treen Brady and Main.
nFFER for sale the following valua Real Ia
City Property in Davenport.
! House and lot a Third Street near the oruer
9ncN lsaId. -EIsa q
p Si1 lots the sonth west corner OF Fourth ard
j. Six hts at North Davenport, between Parry and
Rock Island streets
Aithe above lots are ell situated and In parts of
ihe rly most rapidly improving and viii ts ssidou
Farming Lands in johnson County.
NAN. E.4s gT.7sN. Ranxes~est ssss,es.
Ne offs. Il IS SGT ~ Rsnge6 ~vs. ssxcrss.
The sbove lsrds.re n on the line eftae railroad
rom Davenport 10 Iowa City
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres Of prairfs and rinetyfcres of
timber land near El.ira p. o. seven miles fran Ly
ons Clinton Co.. The Railroad; all choice land,
The above property will be cold On liberal credit,
' Scott County.
ton. Sixty first rate land, we'll fmprov ed with
| good houses. Wild be sold ut a bzrgsfn.
Povsshiek County.
! r.ohu ndred and any acres tine prairie laEi w
uOtle. north. Of Monte zun.s, the comfy seat. ~
Mch l7-'56-df - tl.ssEGs4as&4
| Scott Co. gvze
I6. acres unimpfoyed land ~ miles frem HEX ory
/ Grove, three miles from Wnleett. ten miles from
+! Davenport. " ell v aiered, 4tsai
| is0scres ave miles north westftom Hickory Grove
I very choice land. IS saase.t q 6
! Near Davenport.
One and one halt mios from Conrs House on the
biun. with superb vices Of river and 50 rround
country. small farm OF IS under the highess
state OF cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful lspd in the vicinity The
city. 1a sEei e a&n
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of60 ncres 20 under cultivation, 90 of TIM
| Der. Anever failing stream runs through IL. Will
| besold very cheap.
| Near Walcott.
| SO Acres Of choice prairie At bargain
| At North Davenport,
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g. Claire noii.e.

DINInoa 3 WlR1H, pTepristorss
opth, : hove eats blishmsnt will sespsrlfuiy In
~ form the public that the house having bssn nsu
II 4, Ted 10 and rsplsnshsd 10 nos In rs~diasss Tor
,hs OF puh,c, aad they will spare
no sforte o give satsl.ctioa 70 the.e ssoppg With
,nem. The shove House Is located on West Nain
street, bstvssa Second and ] bird els.
pxvsnpoal Nay l, -, dwu
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NGoNSTmH STOCK
O new beautiful staple aud iansy - IAti goods,
SILKS, &c.
rr,y; six Asntflas--nes 81. lrst soid Colors, all
wool DeIAines, fancy DeLanes. all KINDS new
.,yIss pebages, any quantity and cheap.
French Covers for Pianos. Tables, &C.
Extra super French Kid Gloves; Embroidered Wells;
,ons, sc. Swiss Musiins; Dotted Mnsiins; Grape
Collars Dimity Bshds,nc.
Prints, Ginghams, &c.
Great yarirt, OF .hirt bosu,Ns, Fancy C.iured Kid
Finish silk Gloves rlan and faAcs DeLsiGes Ian
an Law rs aed Table LINEN; s4..s
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS, &c.
Stl.udid assortmeut OF Aipaeeas, new AND stnptte
Al, Ies q, GLghams, Vol berases, ali kinds o. Sel
lars; French worked Collars, beautiful styles; risL
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.
n.sf qualities and psleria; Thread Lace Tliinnins
xrea, variety; Mourning Sets; silk LsceS kiack
Ii HooPSD AND GRASS CLOTH SKIRTS.
| French skmooss-d Cnintz; Cuetain Goods, indis
swiss Mail, Lawn Crayais. BOOK Jacoast and Cxni
bric Musl,ns Striped and Plain Aainsock Musl.iss
| DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS,
sHsBrIxGs, sHIR TIEGs, TowELIxG, CRASH,
/ Hue KabacA, fiiow Linen aud shusting, SEQUEL
nisper. Hs1ss Furnishing soots, .MibLlNEkh
| ASD STRAW GooDs, alinew and fresh.
w particuiariy invite atlentloht - our sssortmen
Of star,e domestic Goods, feeling confident we "a
present Inducements 10 puieLi sers lneqnai ca iot
CHEAPNEss, DURABILITY AND FINISH.
,lur pa,rons " III always TN an unsurpassed as
sortment, IRON the simpie Sosioh, ap - .ta fleu
; al aud most mag ninceIt al ucie OF Dress Goods
| x We intend 10 sell a Large amount Of oooo
III 9th d., KNAPP & REUNION.