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NEW STOVE HOUSE.
SUNRISE AND MORNING STAR |
c. WOODWARD Il SON

Have opened New Stove, Crate and
- House Furnishing Establishment next door
to o. Woodward's old stand No. 81S Pennsylvania
avenue, between 10th and 18th streets, where they
will keep constantly hand all the latest and most
approved patterns of Stoves and Crates best suited
to this market. Also, a large assortment of House
Furnishing Articles. Their leading Cooking Stoves
for this Fall, the Sunrise and Morning Star, the
Sunrise flat top, never before offered in this market
They are arranged as to burn Coal and Wood None
genuine except the bottom plate in the oven is uted
which insures good baking in the bottom of the oven
which is ventilated through the soveppe. II hasalso
Summer Arrangement attached TO the front of the
stove, futed bake ovens and Summer Arrangements
are The Store. They have, also, the well known
Morning Star Cooking Stove, which has frat rate
bake oven ventilated through the pipe and has also
attached Summer Arrangement and cast iron Roas-
ter, which makes the stove so complete that there
can be nothing more desired in first class cook
stove. None Of these stoves genuine except the
above named advantages are attached, and Morning
Star cast the front of the stove, and five stars cast
the rear of the ham boiler.
They have also very large assortment of the la
1est and most approved patterns of CRATES parlor,
cnanber diningroom, Office and store stoves of all
sizes nor wood and COAL that the North can furnish,
best suited TO this market
lou VIII do well TO call and examine our assert.
ment OF goods, and we will take great pleasure in
showing them. We are sure that our goods are very
SO aerms-oAoh' sep 1-3m
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Trial Trip ofAs u s. Steamer Wa5ash.

ITfut ITtp OF He y. q. Sfedmer Wa6asK.
NEW YORK, Sept, 1.-The U. s. steamer Wa
bash arrived here this afternoon from two days
trial trip. The ship has been thoroughly tested
ana performed to the entire satisfaction of Com
modore Paulding, Captain Engle, and the chief
engineer, Martin.
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THE SHAVING SOAP.
Fro0m 81 Fowler's Walnut Oil, Military
Shaving Soap.

EvERYTHING sought by the most fas-
tidious in this branch Of the toilet, and essen
tal 70 good shave" will be found, upon trial
combined in the above-named article
1t has now been in the market twelve years. and
the thousands who have used it can testify 10 ts sr
passing and agreeable qualities 1t is without doubt
the best soap In the world The genuine bears Vroom
d Fowers signature in fac snqile and is only man
ufactured by John b. Vroom Successor, New York.
Sold In Washington by Seby Parker, Marin and
Palmer Georgetown, w. B. White.
july ll--3mdif
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notice.
HEN. WALTER JONES and CHI. LEE
~ JONES have removed their Law Office TO No.
SOC & street between Third and Fourth
On Lee Jones VIII practice IN the Supreme Court
of the United States and ALL other courts held in the
District of Columbia, and give prompt attention to
every species ofprofessonal business that may be in
trusted to him. His father, General Walter Jones
though mostly retired from general practice, will
unite with him, and do his best TO advance the suc.
cess OF clients by written statements and arguments
and by all other needful and proper exertons
July 5-3mif
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

FHVHE AhnuHI sesslon OF THIS InstifutIOn
n will commence on Wednesday the oath Of Sep
TENDER. Students viii be examined for entrance on
the Monday and Tuesday previous. Application
should be made TO the President
The Preparatory Depar ment will be open on the
10th Of September. Apply for admittance to Mr.
Quinche the Principal
aug 8O-itd&Sw 8. PRENTIsS, Register
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rY- Purchasers in buying one odd number and
one even number whole Ticket are guaranteed to
draw IS. Halves and Quarter Tickets in proper
ton, with chances of obtaining the larger Pfizes
which are hundred per cent. better for the pur-
chaser than any other Lottery in existence
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
FOR SEPTEMBER.

r.. FRANCE Il CO., Managers.
rE-All orders should be addressed to T. II. III UB-
BARD d CO., Baltimore Maryland. They are fully
authorized to fill all orders.
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All orders for tickets in the above magnificent
schemes will be promptly filed, and the drawing
forwarded TO all who order soon as completed. !
Address T. III. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
aug 2s--d&w Baltimore, Maryland,
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for the DEAF, DUNE
and BLIND.

and BLIND.
q ST., 6etaoeen 20M and 2lst sts., south sids,
HRIDAY AFTERNOON Of each week
has been set apart for the reception of visiters
at the Institution The friends of this Institution are
respectfully invited to be present and witness the
exercises on that day.
This Institution Ia entirely charitable in its nature
having been established expressly for the benefit OF
that GLASS of afflicted children for whom NO nro,,;s;o
has ever be IN made.
Donations Of money, household furniture, or of al
most any description, will be thankfully received at
tne lnsutunon june 18--f
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HOMESTEAD FOR TEN DOLLARsI
$500 Worth of Farms and Buud,nx
Lots,

LOT5y
N the Gold Region Of Virginia, (Culpe-
u per county, TO be divided among 10 200 subseri
beers, on the nth of September, 1885, for the benefit
OF Port Royal Female Academy. Subscriptions only
ten dollars eaah onehalf down. the rest ON the ds.
livery of the iced Every subscriber viii get build.
600 These farms and lots are sold so cheap 10 ia.
duce settlements, sufficient number being reserved
the Increase In the value of which win compensais
ior the apparent low price now asked Ample sscuri
tracts.
~ More Agents are wanted out of washingtos
city to obtain subscribers, TO whom the most liberal
inducements will be given. Some Agents write that
they are making 1900 per month. Advertising viii
be done for every Agent where possible
FOR null parnculars, Subscriptions Ageneiss &c.
apply to b. BAUDER, Port Royal,
Caroline Co., Va.
Or, to f. WHEELER, Agent,
Corner Sixth street and Louisiana a venue
jy 8l-8mo Washington m N
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING AND
GRAUNVNQ

GRAININ4.
NJ It. PARKER would respectfulIv
lvMo inform his friends and the public that he
has opened o branch shop at No. SO Louisiana ave-
nue., (Varnum's Buildings) between Sixth and Sew
enth streets, for House, Sign, Ornamental. and
Detrempe CASUALLY called Fresco Painting and grain
ing.
Having completed his arrangements, he feels con-
hdent of giving perfect satisfaction to all who favor
him with their patronage.
a-G Window Shades, Banners, Glass Signs. DC.
most workmanlike manner
aug ll-3m [Starl
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HATS FALL STYLE, 1855.
vNE introduce to-day Beebe's Fashion
w able Fall Style Dress Hats for gentlemen
Those in want, are solicited TO call at
GEO. H. b. WHITE Il CO.,
Hat Cap and Gents. Furnishing Store,
8s2 Penn. Av. bet 9th and 10th sts
aug 28-eod2wlf
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TO THE PUBLIC.
=, - a ..s L.

TO THE PUBLIC.
FHNHE undersigned has leased the old
III established Coach Factory of John NJ Young
on Sixth street, between Louisiana avenue and 3
street, and is now prepared for manufacturing all
kinds Of Coaches, Carriages, Bnggies, and Wagons,
All work warranted Jobbing done promptly and
neatly.
ALI orders from my friends and the public gene
rally will be thankfully received and promptly at
tended to by JOHN p. DENNIS.
aug 12--eo1m
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DErESTIoN.-The detention of the Southern
train, yesterday was occasoned by the breaking of
an axle of the tender, after leaving Culpeper
Courthouse. The cars were detained about three
hours. The mails and crowd of passengers ar
rived in Washington about six o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

COMMENCEMENT OF THE VIRGINIA MILITARY IN
sITt1k- GREAT DAY IN PRosPEcr-We stated las. week
that The exercises attendant upon coming pcs
ment Il the Virgins Military Institute uid re invest.
ed with gtat Adolf ioral interest from The preseoo, OF
Gevencr Wise ard the erection OF the brorzs statute Of
Washington Ithas aGndsd very high & ad 50 ton to
learn hat another eminen Attrac On Will bs supe added
to thote before alluded to. I'm. Lawrencs K.i. az
nth Caroiie has consented to addrsts the literary
societies IF the Institute ard will do upon ms eams
day-the Sd OF July-on whith Gov. Wise delivers his
address, Our citizens Fay well congratulate the nssvss
the prospect of 70 rich intellectual feast This
broad Union cannot furnish two fssecn irg orstors
than Wire and Keitt. His btxrest oppon nts viii at
leist xctL owleeg that the st talk and tax to
some puIpcse too. The latter is Young man. bu. one
whose uati is already firmly established sr gsnu-
inc eequeDce OF the highest class We chsnced the 9th
cray TO pick mp Miss Murrsy's book ths Uoi I'D
States and found that Mt. Kei.,e name Ia prominently
noi ed by her as that CT the most soqasa. SPEAKER
when ,be heard on tie floor 81 Congress Nor 10 this
all He is man Of the right stamp Of Southern telling
principle and purpose. Bod fearless and able he has
made lie abolition haryies who infest the House Of
Representatives quail before his energetic a.d s,tthirg
denurca.ions. To hear such nan q. this particular
jarcture Of poll icsl affairs Ia privilege whc, cam
not well be too much nag, lied, ard anticipate r his
sudief CO such cencoufse the puoic DAYS Of Lexing
ttp have never known,-LertaJton (Va.) vallsy say.
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On BOARD STEAMSHIP FIERY CROss.
Bound from Singapore to Calcutta.
Feb % 1S56


Books in China--Discordanc Of Vic,rs in Relation
to its Religious Future-Histosy Of the Opium
1rade-Nobie Declaration of the Emperor--In.
teresting Statistics of the TTads--A Practical
Subject for English PhHanthropy-Precept and
Practice, &c.
have not the pleasure Of knowing Mr.. Thos. Tay-
lor Meadows, but his ESQ PACED book on China, pub
lished in 1s47 was one of the first works that fell in
my way while reading upon the Celestials, and more
unsatisfactory volume, after such flourish of trum-
pets in the preface, have not found among the
numerous writers on the country. One of the posi-.
tons which he takes is, that no man has right to
print his views of country unless he thoroughly
understands its language And hence he gives us q
dry dissertation on the pronunciation Of words as
unnterestng to the body Of readers it is egotsti
cal. Now, I must admit that have never given
that attention to the study Of the Chinese Ian
guage that | have to my commission account
and having been only six weeks among the people
will of course be pardoned for losing myself in the
confusion Of dialects; yet have, nevertheless exer
csed the privilege of tourist who prefers railway
carriage to q stage coach, and who, while he does
not hesitate to give his opinions. regarding others
writings, asks no favor for his own.
Were to stop in China as many years as I have
uOuUL NuttncI sLOuiu uSLTdCI Hly ulluu ny
placing these uncouth characters in my memory
and yet, for the purposes Of commerce and litera-
ture, it is praiseworthy study for those who have
the taste and time to devote to It, | only speak Of
my only fancy; and being DESTROYS to.sum up, in
concluding note, the substance of what have said
to you from every port have vsited-a RETROSPECT
tive lookas well to touch on passing events and
what may happen before three quarters of the cen
fury has gone. Mr.. Meadows admonition would
have stopped me did | not feel in relation to my
views as the old lady did of her children, that they
were very homey, to be sure, but they are mine.
Roaming about from port to port and place to
place, as have been, since nay departure from the
golden lands Of Australia, trying to add another
chapter to my little stock of knowledge, make
practice of reading the several publications regard
ing the country may be in, so that may fix more
sorciby in wy memory many things that Ouc's eye
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NOVEL FEATURE-We have stated that the Ma
tieLal Guaid Captain Lyle, viii eacamp for week at
Wata1k Lancaster county from The 80 Of Jane until
the 9th Ct July, n5vs feature the affair VIII be the
putlics.lap OF daily psre by the GuAsd stny fre OF
who m ere typ's The types press, Ss, vii rnI part
OF their camp equipage and the rrnal will doubtless
rrove neat and interesting affair {hiaiephia Bale
nm, ytrt Q.
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1t proves that those were in error who believed that
the conclusion of the Paris conferences left Austria
isolated from the West, and still more alienated
from the North. The Russians, as have said, are
as furious at Vienna as at Paris.
The Mount of Olives, near Jerusalem, has been
purchased by Madame Polack, the widow of
wealthy banker Of the Hebrew persuasion at Konigs
berg i'll Prussia.
The cholera appears to be showing itself again in
st. Petersburg The daily mortality has risen from
two or three to many as twenty-one. The number
Of deaths that have already taken place is 304.
The Gi0rnaie di Roma, of the 9th of Nav pub.
fishes decree making further reductions in the
customs tariftn some cases to the amount o. one
half the old duties, On the other hand there is an
increase of duty on various articles of luxury.
An account presented to the English Parliament
shows that the received into the Commissariat
chest, between APRIL 1854, and March, 1856 amount
cd to 4l1 ,2lS $685. and the payments to f1O 572
leaving balance of 9G50,093.
An English government bill proposes to remedy
the inconvenience Of the practice and procedure in
the Court OF Exchequer in Scotland by transferring
its power, authority and jurisdiction to the Court OF
Session. which will now be also the Court OF Ey-
chequer.
The French provincial journals are much occupied
wi the scenes of devastation which their localities
present in consequence of the continued rise Of the
| rivers in the centre and south of France. Appre.
tensions are felt that when the riveIs have retired
| within their natural limits, great damage will have
| been caused to the young crops. On May l6 the
| Saone had risen over the roads Of the Barrie and
| Fontaines and almost the whole Of the Quai de
Serin and the tntrfpots of wine and wood. All the
Quais de 10 Balenc, dc st. Antoine and des Celes
tine as well as the streets running from them as fa,
as tue Place " W Plesstage, ws.e Synpietey updel
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-19

Having our Mil conpiessd aud ia operation and
1 our object accom- pished in having one Of our
Wis 10 the CITY OF Davenport, and purpose be-
ny r. dispose Of Mills and Rghsin III State Iow
Sc now Offer THIS Mill, Machinery. Engine, Fixtures
l!uiIdings and Lease, Tor sale accom- IN ida. ing
terms 70 a reliable party. THIS Mil is manufaetu.
ring large quantity d Flour per day. at very tn.
ding expense Tnecieaning apparatus Is un,urpass.
d Ia the West, no better investmenti now open 10
max . IN oney. Ro further paI ticularsapply 10
DIT lawn W Y AN Elk lE.. d Co.
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N lb'o'll'l.,.
millinery and Dress Making

Brady street., over nr. Jassbys Drug Store
NJ ISIS kENWit X respectfully Informs tbs Ladies' @
vi Davenport, kuck lsfAid sed vctAisy that she b.
Just returned from the EAst with the ssyl~s fo
fall aud winter millinery. Msatlss and Dresses. =
Ailiners from the country csn 10 suppIsd with pSa
terts Ihs ha- slso select assortment Of TrfnmiuI
and NatesiAb for Mausiss aud Dresses.
Brady stssst, between Second aud Third up stairs.
OCT
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Inpreysd narnls.

AnRRs ,ar~s 'kssaufsl Ttnbsr, - Nib. IT,
I'LL Oavenpost, price go per aoso' ~"os "'~
ii 70 ssit pursaases
Innssvsd Farms
aero. hghly Improved iarm sni'es ilon s ~
.nnort IN, acresin cisiayation, good board saao0'
~i|A osaee orange, heuse,slacis, etc. 1919
,,,,.l farm al n,los nom DasenpeF', leo
,,ss.' ' 20 ae,es In cultivation, Part snbor, nsv
house, stable, e'e.
nile. from Davenport, o. ssrss, ~ aerss N gu.
,.yasion, % aersstimbsr, running ~A'''' A'"'e'
ble,stc. <
or,h. te., arms IN aeost County, 3lS acres =.
obiy ns. from Davenport, l!a asrss Iancs, sSo
acres In cultivation, IN acres s shie out
NO good wells, large house rooms "so'e'S W
buildings, ctc.
a ,p.,,tarra acres all in enl,iva,isn, good Aosse
vsc., miIrs from davenport.
roo acre, u m.les fson psvenpoIt, % IN cal "
81, % acres umbsr, 80 acres prairie hsufe,s 's's'
sto
3milss from Davenport 80 aerss,se acres . ea ~.
yston "a RI timber, large new house gooa "sts'o'
900 aero splendld land, aiiin fence and eulsva-
lion o D the Duouque road, Z miiosfrom nsvsnPon
~ miles from Davenport " acres, " ACRES "ss
walton, good house, stable etc.
IL miles from Davenport, so acres 20 acresin eei
ovation IL acres splendid timber, balances pIa,,s
large o chard, running wAter, gooo mousse s~e's
u miles nom Davenport 90 aerss In cultivation
house, stable, nc.
60 acres I4milss from Davenport, all IN fence AM
cultivation.
90 scrss prairie land, mlss from Davenpors
bea utful views over Rock Island, h'ssiss'pP' -
and Davenport.
600 acres Of No. GLASS prairie land close 70 y
cott como oft cultivated. and largo snounto' w
| improved land In Scott county,
| number yfhousos, OTIS and vacant lots, pIoa;sn.
ys tuatsd different parts OF Davsnpofs TOT saieo
| favorable 10 ms. 80
| Is bexuttiu lots IN North Davenport. TeSms az
| real, Apply 20 JULiVS-LfTANSS-
| July i6 ,,z-.-
1 = T. -.
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IOWA sOAP W0IxS.

bAvESpokT, IOWA 7''"'
THE subse ribers having recently completed ,hs,,
works In tAis Oily are now prepared 70 ~ order
for their dlnerr grades Of Soap, and rely on al,
Very superior Quxittiss, for pre-eminsnes IL IN
Market Is WI, be found, on trial, thai our soaps nj,
aaord more iayher, and With loss labor remove dir
thai hsy Do soon melt In hot wAtsr are coma
Qusntly much cheaper TO the consu having bssn
proven that seven pounds OF are &C ii 10 trp
ofthc Ordinary kind1 and that the great difcult In
other s0aps,s snrmonnted in ours, or fsainins IN
hsnds Tree frnm soreness AFTER long immsrsios NM
rubbing Ia the waah.tut ~ =
Tho grades above referred 10 are Essaivs, p,
Palm No Extra sRL Family Soaps. With ne sbev,
ASSERTIONS. ~ toths ysri6sauoa,
Of Tho pubc With confidence thai the use of them ~
| Justly our Recommendations o. their quality n.
chants and Deslers are requested y cali and examn,
Jan. 81. ies6- dtf M,F. HALL CO.
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MI a G h 1 N O . h op.
M DoSAHUE, successor tc Hessrs. Le CiaireH
lNls davenport; having purchas d the above prem
ises u nov prepsred 70 Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
ohe various kinds suitable 10 the wants OF tn co un
Try. Alsa, Ca sflSGs Tor all oftbe dins rent yarie-
ties Of MIde rings tui saaftlugs ~ all decrptioDs
House Work Of the Latest styles,
Gapa, sis, Brackets, Columns e., etc., always on
hand, and make 10 order.
Connected nth the above Ii u Forging Shop IN
der tbs direction OF men Of superior skill.
Brsss and composition OF Castings made to order
5aboit NJ etal always IN hand.
Ny stock Of Patterns tor Machinery, Building and
- nan.ntai purposes, Is rpassed by any SINH lar
Estab iahHsnt In the West.
Departing done al the shortest notice. Charge.
reasonsbe Cash st all times paid for Old Iron AID
Cope
Corner Of Front and Scott sts., Davenport, Iowa.
Mch2I DIT VI. D0yAHUE.
Valley City Aills, Scott County,
REcoGNantly rbRnufseturins the best grades Of
Flour which they will ssil al lowest market
ricss through their agents
BvASs, CHkW & CO.,
sept2 Corner Perry and Second sts
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AN AMERICAN INVENTIONS!
THE CREATES OF THE AGE

THE GkEAf FEST OF The AGE
ETsgreatugs.. sim piici.y ene.pness OF price and
.aupity strongly recommend tin every STATED In the
Union, ALPHABETICALLY
t.,s urairip~ OF iowa, which IL sAbstantiated BY
,apg certificates, references and letters given bI
liable gentlemen whose names are In hands.
ssviug the patentees and proprietors OF I'd.
m and James ID. lark kceiebfatSd Combined Grinding
FIGURING MILL.
of,he state iowa. offer State Township City
nd Shop rights Mills for sale favorable We
nave tayly operation and on exhibition
gerry and I'd sls, advse all 10 call rod it, ant
ley viii say did this ancient Queen of shebs, 9Th,
sIlers. farmers capitalists and spectators will nnd
ais mill presents q chance for safe and prof.
cable inN.stnispt p
r. All en- ire feature IN the manufacture wheat
lat hyaI Ilsi splendid manner in which II pert,xua
l., work riuau Doiting and separating the grain at
se operation into stsva hlnsEvnt qualities oi flour
ad feed and thai within space . only twenty
"a length sy fret 40 BREADTH AZ the rapidty Owl
gelye bushels per a pair oi french burr mil.
nes only 81 inches IN diameter. This Grain 10 col
erted AT a single operation into Extra AND super.
no flour, FINE Flour, Middnss, Ship Stuff bran,
sud shorts. Any power being applicable TO pre-
81 IT, from seven horse power up 10 any other desired.
Fine small space II occupies woali BOT be missed Wheel
laced ia ruotn with other machinery. and the small
mount If power IT Required 10 propei IT, its economy
instruction. aud operation makes IL certain that ere
x Mills The mill Is compact, substantial and reliable
OF liable get at of order So applicable 10 IL to the
ant. OF the world that every saw mill machine tkop
ye -ho foundry forgr, rolling mil, or any build
* hAs .ug pMeraio. erected, eau ueg haze within
= walls ostaliete Merchant FIGURING a the tri
,.r rxI.,,a,, OF seven uhlprui dollars
lauTiqS All persons IN want " FIGURING Mills
.4tousLaut the state are advised 20 comu and
our sl;ll operation before purchasing aud all per
us ar. b.rvDY warned from tressssi1g Infringing
mr. rslts Us we stall rlantiu them to the letter
q IN. Law. ..
These Mills will make Fify Barrels Of Flour every
tseuty four hours.
FOR further particuiarsapply % or address
JACOB WEAVER, ia, 4 Co..
Davenport, ~keye store.
NOTICE. .a
n,s "a 30 certify that the rtnershtp tofore
4 existing between the undersigned under the
:, ma and siyle of shDnp K BsFkulov Ia this dat
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Hams,

| Il. II. HETDENHElNEk, - n
wholesale and Retail Grocery and Provision
store
Second 81, doors b~iosc Brady, North side.
| 7 HAVE jus, received aud opening one OF the
L largest IA best selected stocks of
| GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever beforo brought TO tbs Market to which invite
genera So Apm orei he above AZ greatly reduced
/ priess.
/ wherH- dee s2-dt
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NOTICE.
Tvs "a 70 certify that the cop he
existing between the undersigned under the
"a me and style Of shoup Il BaTkalow Is this daS
dissolved by mGtgal consent.
All tue demands oatst rnding in favor Of said firm
gti pc collected bv said Shoup.
B.P. sHoUP.
A.V. BARkALOB.
NJ The Forwarding and Com ID issi on busincss
vii hereafter be continued by Ii. r shoup q Go,
IL the An ma stand.
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A bseu,iral farm u alss nom ps.sn I" . ~
arrss, 60 acres In cnlHsauoh' Paw N"'e'
homie, stable, cie.