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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

UOHN n. COR DON. GROCER AND COMMITS
MISSION MERCHANT, and dealer street near
he Exchange Hotel, offers for sale,
Orleans and Coffee Sugars, various grades
Loaf, Crushed, GranulAted and Powdered
LAguayra, Rio and Old Government Java Coffee
Orleans and West India Molasses.
Pure CIDER Vinegar
Sperm and AdNmantne Candles.
Brown and Fancy
Sole Leather, good and damaged.
All sizes Plat, Round % Square svedes
American Hammered,
English Refined Iron.
English and American Rolled
English and American Blisiered Steel.
German, Cast and Shear
Broad Plough Iron from 8 % IL inch
American, English and Russia Sheet Iron.
Oval, Half oval round Iron
Nail Rods. Swedes American
Rand, Scroll and Hoop Iron.
HORSE Shoes,
Horse and Mule Shoe
Tin plate, Pig and Bar Tin.
Sheet Zinc, Speler Spelter
sheating, BraEers and Copper
Mccormick and PAimer's Mould Boards
" Particular Of
Country Produce generally ' Zoe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

fEs ooHS csor The AIsxsndrs assss learns nom Ten.
m.n recently returned IRON the northern vgns
Northumberland Richmond lover mar, Of
ss.u erops s prove total aue 10 conseqienee the Dis
us.ns arouEn which stu continues In
"srs we're cwunf down their Corn fodder.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

FALL AIDE, 1855.
.xr..s BIZ. rARDY
ILL N q u a N a TARRY
u..pp,.s ,Erksr AND uHorksALk
''nhisS, p0hESIlC, STAPLE AND FANCY DRy coons
.s.yy !, NJ ~ PEARL STREET. RICHMOND, va
~ VA .t.f- and receiving x..---,
e. oi fsh and Winter vbrh a.. - -
,. .-,< .nu usiinE this market make no rI.lr,.
~ Nti5es over their eonpstor. either a. I,,,s,r,s-
a.. .s -san: that they Advantage .ousI ~ 80.
~. a ies 81 the leading s,yies - "ey
~ .hs bsAched shsvHgs and shns. the dia.r-p,
sstnetts. 80 and 90 pnn,d ra~,A.
rlaid Linda>y- pric-.
Larry Of Blanket.
Engish and American all
Cobrrs DeLaine' Alpaeca., Gnghams and L,a.. pr. e
Ciots and Cassimerrs. - 49, ''"u,-
shawl. Cloaks and Nantes.
With general Stock Of Hosiery CL,y-s so ,c,,.. ~.
Acy &c. ''' N- 9t'o' s~oe'on tnresds,
pern' months credit, per discount for cash
WiLLISGHAM rARDY
nave engaged with Me.rs wnInsham rartv Cor a.. TN
TAI and viii Dc pleased tn have my can 90 me. n,amns
every enort TO give them sats = - '' p''-'"'s
business OF Hunt Bro, Attended To a.
., our Senior partner which return by he L.,
ID r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

LEWIS N. WEBB Sc GO.
lhFFEH FOR SALE:
~ 800 hhds y. o. Museovsdo Sugar prime to
choice quality
100 bbs. "LOvefing." Crushed Powdered suzsr
so b6s "siuas g, aud "Eserton, Dougherty woods"
and u Coffee Sugar
70 half boxes -Levsrng's" and "Eg,rOu, Dousherty 4
Woods" Loaf Sugar
leo hhds prime Cuba Muscoysdo Nolasses
10 beis choice Syrup
O. bbls prime New Orleans Moiasses
so bags prime Rio and Laggayra Coffee
800 pockets prime Java aud Mocha Coffee
so kegs Old Dominion Nails
800 boxes Adzmsnine Candles
Sperm and Taios do
~ bills. Tanners OIL
% hbls. vinegar
Rice Cotton Yarns window Glass, sxiO and iaria
soap; Candle Wick; Wrapping Paper
Wrapping Tsinc. shot and Bar Lead
Pepper: Pmento; Bed Cords
Leading Lines. Sporting and Blasting Powder
Painted Booklets, Brooms, Backing
Green and Black Teas, kc, &C. sci
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
FALL TRADE.
BENNETT, he EHS a FISHER


BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
No. . 25 NAN srRFET, RrcluoSp VIRGINIA,
NALL attention Of Country Merchants Physicians and the N
~ trade, TO their usually heavy stock Of Drugs Medicines ~
Paints, Os, Dyes, Window Glass, Coors and w
Brushes especially adapted TO the trade Of Virginia
Carolina They principal for the sale
mixture, the remedy for RockbrdR (vAj Alum
Water Pills and Alum Mass all the popular Medicines the
day a. propIeor lowest prices Always
the enest Chewing Tobacco
brands They to buyers and respectfully
a cali
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
ID K T. HALL FEMAIE sEWINaUI
ID MEDIA, DELAWARE Co p. - :

II 800 II Hall FEMALE SEMINARY.
MISS MARIA 1. EASTMAN, Principal
Media PhiadeSa By Railroad Win =. sas q
on =, " kpNkspAf SEPTEMBER ioth, 1856.
vi. be nni.sd BY The is Of susa s md
fall to satisfy sSa. - e sus sne
enjoying III. benefits OF msts eulrIs comfort.
established with view to afford To youns
thorough and pains expense
apos ms, I NJ. N ssy sh,, profess to be- school OF
school IN New Engand in Pennsylvania
ass sss :, a: presiding teacher 10 that in.iuon
says: -'@ WV ~ 'e""''''AhA
Mis- L Eastman who propose Young
1 " to me saS,srer for several He high Opn.
has had large experiences The budne which =
Vi DC erected Tor her use will contain accommodation
and beauty and The subscriber has confidence parrnts
rah- % -'' "' ''-S'" 70 re-
Miss Eastman will be by efficient corps Of Teachers
rheh Language viii be taught and spoken by Partisan
The Ia,' derman spanish Italian Language. will r.eei,.
The will be taught the aid Of large and
ms Musical under the charge of lady emf.
T on ,s psIs or 10 Singing have The visiting
Drawing and Painting direction OF LADY .e
he G'G Rc4aD i" asD 1Sffos a. tn. po.,
Mss hs s.y per r seoS to ~ ave months,
k Reverend Potter D. and the EpscOp. clergy OF Pha
Hon. =. Pierce pre.iden, Of the Us
Hen. y, B BaErr, Gov Of New Hampshire.
R RS@' y y s W. IaGS:n n C, from IN New York.
Rev. A. Mcleod, CiearheId, Pa
Psses o Butler Esq, OF Philadelphia.
Ssti.;ssSsr 'I IS: Sea- pe,t.yli &C. Pa.
Hon E p: Johnson ss Io1 %.i sH
or Tor eiFeusTs Apply The Principal.
0-eeoun MEDIA, Delaware, Co. Pa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

SAD AccnrsT-s lad named John ncouns o. Mr. Fielding
heOuns' Neho county, shot himself secdenty the
Wv ne eresnersr sa states natl attempted
M, :, 49,. .ns ss1 s@ ~. es, apposng loaded
nto w. oafei Ne weapon DISCHARGED he
load snssrsd Nc mouth, killing Inn lnstsntiy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
y TIE Ant OF YEING HuMA,

II THE ART OF by EINl. Hlua n
HAIR IL bot imperfeciiy understood even by tbo.e
.ho make The greatest the ppusr M 4,
ye, Of ue day may for the time color hair 10 De
ueerdea by furnished
Electric Hair Dye Is void Of these properties II
hany ayes tr hair beautiful
neaef water nor sunshine o
ssrAne- douby sure" his authorized 90 refund he mo-
VIC most perfect satisfaction l.
sa 80 pc, case Inventor, W. Boyle boston, by
AXE YOU GETTING: BArDl
youi mar urning sreyf DO wish good whis.
sers AID mousaehest Your hair
Your bead 20 b. cool comfortable daniru1t Mo
e your chhden TO have luxuAnt heads
'Lun which sxyER unerring en,cs
. Gus " etc 20 cts aud to per boSles Rain Of
stands unrvalcd FOR
s NJ complexion Price 90 cts Inventor proprietor
j-t-diy-rl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
EXPLOSION o. CANPHIsR-The Morgsntown America,
CLion relates the following

IHE NEW "lSsrlruros."-We saw yesterday for the
hrt ne the newly established independent order of tue
onsiiy employed under the superintendent Of Off.
Ger Perrin repairing one Of the streets of our c;tv
homas watson entered the ranks yesterday morning. and
We doubt not from the vigorous which he piled
ms spaae ana pick that be rendered the city essential
service before night fall He remarked that he never t
more ~ nome IN his lie, not when writing poetry to
Astonish the world And this he added was the natu.
result OF mans learning TO labor in the days OF his
youth Nevertheless IL seemed to us TINT an eighteen
pound oah and ehain attached ones ANGLE must be
more cumbersome than comfortable, and cert.i.Iy
gazing than the rosy wreats which the bard been
wont 10 Irvine when under the 'inspiratiopp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

n An HHDS. ". a. AND CUBA SUGARS.
oO 100 hhds Coffee G. yellow sugars.
100 packages Loaf and Ch'd do
90 bags Ia and Old Java Coffee.
20 bbis. Mocha
600 bags Rio do
~ packages Teas good quality
l5O bbs N. o. MoiAsses.
70 hhds Cuba
20 terces
500 boxes AdanAntne asd Tallov Candies
$50 boxes
800 DO gIass. 5 BY 10 aud iOby H.
loo dor. Brooms
200 do1. bed cords
loo DO painted buckets.
100 balls vickiug and tuine.
500 bags shot, assorted.
5000 lbs bar lead
Pepper Spice and many other article, for ali. an ,..o
bic terms By aus HUGH w yRy A sons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

DANIEL H. LONDON.
suPOHTER AND cow MISSION uEnCi.
CORNER MAIN AND 18TH sTREsT
R;cnsoSD Va.
~ goods: ~ 'N''~'ns 'e.J Desirable
bonssek's leans; MarchAn,s do
siaunton fuued Cloths; Augusta WOODEN.
DID Dominion do; L-aksvile Cotton Yarns
oznaburgs; Brown She-ings
Crarlords Patent aud seine Dixe- spooI coo,,
Alien American Consstoga and Pngh Hsnrx hI,.L
atvsry low price,. $3.50 e ssaee'on
sneeps Gray and other saiineits; Jeans
Cloths; Casimeres and
Llnseys; large assortment, ve.y obesp
btankets, on con-gnu-n, great bar,
bieaehed Domess!cs, very desirable and Iov
~ pieces Aonsin D-anss; choice style.
p DO Lyons silks TO be sold cost Of
a sk. are nov very high The should De en-
oraeea oy All who wish cheap, fancy slk.
and shASls large assortment m.ny auction
bought and cheap; Bed Ticks -' -"s'oH
apron Checks; sattns and Cordu
Ernoroidees and white chole. And
Tor the Country trade '''es
Hugs 70 match, low figure, - -N wan
All classes ofbuyers invited 70 examIne IN.
pains WI be .pared 70 give Satisfaction A. 49,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
FRENCH AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

les Monument Street, befeSen PdrE and Hotnard
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.
DfsP0MMIERs graduate the University Il Franc.
1vM and Madame DFSPOMMIERs, Principals.
The duties Of this Insuton Monday the sb
Of September. -
Circulars with references pupils the las; three
years. and all particulars obtained by application
TO the Principals au13-s,,. x9,n
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ALhEnSSrr.uhE MILLTARY INSTITUTE,

,,,-' SFieE tS MIhaTAHx EEN;TITUTE,
SIkAN6E Principal t..trur,or ~
T.. NJ. BLACRFoRD. Rngish
II NliE will thes
enniinu. ten months full Maheulsc, 49,,
and Modern language and English the pIans nst
Military Instruction, mprising Infantry ana hrn
ry exereses given free Of extra ehArY Assn engaged
quAhed both Intellectually p~rfor The dn,I,s
teachers and The Principal refers TO these gensnen
Tor their pre- eminent qualifications They have also
experience In teaching.
dd s2eO The boardsr pays no extra
lee Tor any branch taught here
DAY SCHOLARS
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, sso
Is.s. German and spanish each 10
Preparatory Department (Pnglsh) III
In every es'e must be paid In advance and
No deduction. except la OF poiraed sickness. Students,
enter at any time but must session none
VIII be received for shorter time All required 70
e Destitute Extensive Preparations progress
.y-Pc.,omee, Charlottesville. AbenarIe county
~ 2t-d&c3taw vt lat Oct.
"INCHEsTE WIRGINIA) MEDICAL
w coLLEGEThe annual ibis institution vii
May '-' N"'" '"e '0"0~'ns
FACULTY.
HroH McGuIHE NJ D. Professor Surgery and Physiology
PHir SMITH, NJ d. Professor Of Practice
setrcs - -
Materia Medca. '' ~
Fees 500: MatrcuiAiion fee $500
The course pursued Is that Of daily on the
generally but two and never than
pursued Al tinng Cheea delivered during
teen from the Virginia charges Tor
FEES Is required that applicants good moral eharac
ana unable 10 pursue their studies at their
mai-dleSiv ALFRED n TUCKER NJ ID D.an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

FALL STOCK
HATS, CAPS, LADIES, AMI Cur.nupx,<
FANCY FURS. FOR
1855!
! We AkE now opening q M complete a,.ort-
- Pss Sc Sr HAS, CAPS, LADIES' AND CfIILDRENs -
rANCf fUks, comprising e latest, md most fab
".be Styles suitable for the Fall
At Wholesale or Retail - 49, " 'oPN ASuAieuseomefs,
go DrEsEsAr long trade IL now enrard
WIN US, and VIII be PLEASED friends 1880
BlNfoRD DICKINSON A wEIsIGFR
an New and extensive Hat, Cap, and Fancy Fur pepo.
No M.tr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

TuVHESrArF OF LIFE.-Ths undersigned respectfully
informs The usns Of Richmond that he has
sna charge Of The practical branch o. BIS business, sup
plying his srticis o. BREAD
quality % uhieh h listers himself
experience Of thirty Including principal
baker fer The Aston House, Nev YORK. he With eonance
invite The attention q ne puh 70 his Bsrsp Ros CaKes Prs
Taxing this u Rchuoni
ther liberal during ysss rrp.s
fuly solicit q continuance % past favcrs JAMES ADAM.
ti0 Bsksr Main ST. opposite A Duvsi', prus stoFe
4 cx S5.s SapsHEn. ANp soypEnEp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

II ItE INSURANCE.
IL " THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
This company b ruRuY mutual
living. 49, - ~ ~ "
II has paid IN Richmond for loss. ti0s,s0a
II has paid 10 The State Of Virginla $4,000.
~ has capital Of than ~ lsnn.O10
~ has paid IN dividends
No Company Affords advantage, or better security
once al ststloners' Hall, No. n Pearl So
W. KNOWLES, As.u,.
~. =. ssnAp Examiner an26
oFTTCE RICHMOND FfRE ASSOCIATIONS
June 18th, 1854
NOTICEOn amer this date no charr, vii b made for
~ FIRE and Marine Policies issued b. this Company
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
y. CURHE Presr
Jso. n. Bo-HEH. seoy JsisNG
WE HAVE recsIved the forosins goods, demand
w Blact Gro De Rhinss, an widths
Handsome low priced Lawns
Plain Grape Barcgss
Russian Linens, large iot
Swiss and Caunbric Edgings and Ins-rtnes
Ladies and Gents 0Eure Shirts
Mhalebcne SKIRTS, long and short whaisbones
. Bacf Elastic Belts. A.. VALENTINE SON,
~ " NalenuLs Square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
ruNHf exercises Of the Institute s be
TERMs PER SESSION:
washing. "a
Tuition In Collegiate Department.. SO 90
Tuition In Preparatory Department. 40
Ancient Modern Languages 10 a.
70
oe has encouraged the Trustees provide fcni
ties and the arrangements for
waited aud liberal scale the spacious
tons No pains viii be spared highest
The yOunE ladies vho msy honor by their
for Catalogues, OF further Information, address
U5s-dScSm b MANLY, ia. Richmond, Va
EDUCATION.
NJ ~ " " hlCt WW School the
ssond street. between Clay and Lssh. Hslng taught
ms city 20 years and afterwards Western seminary
sr Rev w b Rec. ard for The last IS Lynch
burg with great saifacton n her patrons
receive The Her node u thorough
and systcmAtic.
| also In the Latin
TERMS. per session Of 10 months payable quarterly;
Beginners
e.., ~ %
Cher English Branches, including Latin ......... %
Persons Wishing Mrs RICE please
Royals on Ih street between Clay and Itch suie-disn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
Law CARES.

M. NoWBsON, ATTORNEY AT LAW avn
~ elac he's removed hs "a rsslS>ncs =,
from his forusr ohc<. '''.'s' NJ not r
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LOOKING GLASSES


FTCTIKE THAMES!
UDHGSIx LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAME MANU-
FACTORY, Nos ssS 800 and 800 Greenwich street.
Beach New YORK HORACE v. s1gLER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

- y. n. KELVIN has removed his Furniture Estab-
nshment 10 the spacious wAreroom
"CORNfHIAN HAIL. Main Street. above The hanks and has In
operation all the appliances incident extensive business
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03
THE WHITE SULPHUR sPHINGS To.s

and Ia Market street 81 Louis, n
Gray ana Purcell Ladd CO. .nsS ~ sas
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30
Your. truly, STEPHEN MILLER,


hereby certify that for the las. four weeks have had
in operation of L. j. NJ. Clarks Patent FIGURING
Mills have been running IL average Of from eight
to twelve hours without stopping and should so forty
eight hours if required II gives every satisfaction that
one ask. think it is certain superseds all the
old methods Of milling have been in the milling bust.
fifteen years. and yet say truly that have
anything Of the kind perfection live
in sadsburg Chester Lbunty Pa two miles from Parkers-
burg, where run it daily, and my customers will testify
the satisfaction ofthar -four and bran have Travelled
through nine Of the Western States aud it supersedes
any thing have seen.
PRESTON wICKERSHAAf Merchant Miller,
Extract from a letter from Mr.. Lacklen a Brandyxne
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VIM Y Baker, Christians, p
David Rugre, Lebanon &c, Pa.
Samuel Hatfield, Philadelphia.
IL. Torfey, Philadelphia.
James u Price, Wilmington, Del.
Joshua Beal, Batyn Rouge La.
Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia.
u + Forest, Bucks %, Pa.
Augustus Linn, Guernsey 20, o
ID Bronaugh, HaysyiIIe. Ky
Grabrie1 Bear, Lancaster %, Pa
Herman e Guise, Philadelphia
Geo NJ OFT, Lye0mIng %, Pa
John NeNey, Harrisburg, Pa
Edmund Bayers, Brooklyn, n y
ga Tucher, Salem, Arkansas
Jane + Crage, Macon Co, Va
NJ Beai, Clarified Co, Pa
Benz Edmonds, Butler Co,
Mr. Kirk, Aaysyille, Ky
" n Noble, Chicago, III
J A l. Ride, sehuylkili 60, Pa
q A Mason, Philadelphia
David Clark, Maysyille, Ky
) d Ringer, Alexandria, Va
X Il Hart, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Petit, salem Co, n J
} = Torrey, Upper Sandushy, o
Jacob Leonard, Philadelphia
v Q Gilpin, Wilmington, Del
q Meintire Northampton Co Pa
J X Platter, Wilmington, Del
{ II sohBsoh, Potter 20, Pa
N = McEwen, Philadelphia
J morton Pool, Wilmington, Del
-" w hsInsr 4 20, Cincinnati
: Miller, Head Flour Insy., Pljia
James w EtInonds, Prebls Co, .
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/. ". AVERY. =. =. ufHAn D. ". .. HAIL
AVERY, UPHAM 4 CO.,
Wholesale GrocsrS and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


Wholesale Grocsrs and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO. l6 south water street,
Near the Illinois Central DepSt)
CHICAGO, Ills.
NFFER for sale large and well selected stssk OF
~ Groceries, consisting in part Of the foiieW.hs
$50 hhds. n. o. Sugar common 10 prime.
500 bbis Refined and Clarified ditto.
500 n. %. and West Iadis Aolasses.
1000 packages choice Green and Black Teas.
500 bags Rio, Jamaica, Java and Mocha Son &c.,
400 butts and half butts choice brands plug tobacco.
500 bbl, prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
500 gross Paper, Tin FOIL, and Y elbow Bank chewing
-, 49, Rsr Soan assorted brands. do.
an . Pressed fanow. Stesrine, Star & Sperm
800 No. ! and Scaled herring, tCandles.
lovo Drums choice Eleme Figs
sou boxes NJ. Il. Raisins, prime fraii,
Together with all the other articles usually kept IN
complete stock Of Groceries. We can assure our
r,cuds and tne paolic generally that We are deter
mined no, 10 be underwood by any other house In this
market. mn,
From the fact OF having unusual facilities 10
purchasing goods advaniageousiy, We are abundant
All "a d.sm AVkffY, UPHAM q Co.
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Lath, shingles, DC.
.tTHR OLD STEAM MIL STILL .,Iys

"ihE OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIVEn
SoRHN 10 say to our numerous eu,iofns,. A.,
ACcannptadferuss such an immense storl y. "a az -
ber, talh aud Shingles on hand as some ~ nn, t Aal
com pehtofS az our line adVertise-but our or,
customers will notation u. to stow Al aw,v med, W.
looms up TO or 900, $50 feet on hand Whis W. i
daily from 20 % 80 900 feet LumberIO 10 IL 600 Is
Shingles, sash, Doors 0c, &c, In proportior. Nil
our stock Gecnmulatrs slowly--tseI hsnny q 'a ~.
however that We can oh al most any bill Offered a,
House, Store or Barn.
Our fall supply Of LOGS is now coming ovs, H..
Rapids and Ne shall be prepared TO Keep our !,
sorimeut complete. "
Past tarors gratefully GskBowledged-a eeutl,g
anee solicited. 'A"
BURNELL, GILLET g. co
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Notice TOCOntraCtocs-


PROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber nm.
uiths htrty-hrs day of July next, for the founaa.
lions and masonry of the piers for bridge the
Mississippi River at Saint Paul.
no lrst pier Will he founded on rock mt denth oT
ten ieet below the usual low water mark, The see.
ono pier will be in water ten fe and III have
Accumulation OF piles These two piers " III be saeh
eighty-four fee high above the ordinary low water
marx The remaining five piers will be respective.
eight, forty eight thirty eight, tive aiy eight
and eighteen feet high above the water level Two
oil them VIII be In water feet Deep and The resi-
on mats usually left dry. The bed of the river IA
sahd, ana all The piers except the fret Will have
foundations OF piles, on which viii be places solid
CRIBS or platforms oftmber, built up TO within siy
lhcbes OF the low water mark. The masonry will be
the usual quality bridge masonry, the ston ca be-
ing carefully dressed on the beds and joints
Inc TIMBER required for the foundations will be
furnished and delivered by the Bridge Company.
@howill also furnish good limestone quarry con.
Venienty situated on the river bank, within one
mile Of the work.
Contractors arc desired tobid for the bythe
cuoc ara, and they are requested TO encose suits
oiatestmOhlals Of thcir ability TO carry on tn. work
Inc WORK must DO commenced imme lately, and
completed within fifteen months after signing the
contract. $500
tori9rther Information Inquire at the office OF the
suoscrlber at Saint Pau where plans and specifca.
uohs may DO SEEN j. S. SEWALL,
Engineer st. Paul Bridge Co.
saint Paul June27-to July 30
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Wfoleries.

w L LIS % N & Ill a X l. T. Y,
Wholesale Gr0ccrs,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
ID A V + n + O RT, low A :.
IeaSi Iedsi Teas!
100 half chest Young Tyson and 6unrowder;
auhali chests oolong aud souchong
- caddes from to % lbs,
30 boxes Palm Soap;
40 " Nariesated Soap,
Is shaving y
20 8 Transparent g
. CASTLE
90 boxes Pickles,
100 " Tomato ,tsup and Pepper Sauce;
100 boxes various brands Of choice Tobacco
10000 Cuba SixesDlgars:
$1,000 Imported do
900 boxes No. and scaled Herring;
2Oi bbis new Maekerel;
- halfbbls do
20 kits for family use;
80 btls and kegs ofNgolasses
20 hhds Sugar
80 doz Red Cords;
% ibis Dried Apples,
% sacks Dried Peaeics,
100 boxes new RaiSins.
20 bbls assorted Nuts;
$40 boxes ulass;
kegs Nails;
500 doz Tumblers;
Spices oil all kinds,
Wooden and Willow Ware; Brushes
20 bbl5 Cider Vinegar
Together with large stock Of other articles all o
which VIZ wisell on reasonsbie terms.
June Ii I&w WILSON HARLEY.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

w Claire Market, (near the Railroad
Depot and assure the public that we
----AA shall at all times be fully supplied
with all the varieties usually keptin meat 10 rksts-
Oar meats will be Of the best the untry affords
We intend 70 furnish pfme articles, and put them
such prices will obvaAte the necessity, as
Of our citizens going - Rock Island for their market
log.
We will be prepared 10 furnish Picked, Corned,
smoked and Dried Heats, Of best qualities and eur
tnE.
share oflhe pat snsge OF the public 10 solicited.
efs at their doom.
meble-dem A.P. q u. KELLY. )