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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL, 1896
The exhibition given by the United States Agncu!-
tural Society, at PoweltOn, Twenty-fourth Ward
closed on Saturday evening, with public sale of cat
te The attendance to the exhibition during the day
was very SLIM the receipts for admission only amount
ing TO about g. 900. The sale of cats was made BY
A. w. Herkness, the famous horse suctioneer' but
with all his ingenuity he was unable to get the few
who attended the sale to bid high the owners OF
the stock desred The following lis the result OF the
sale. which lasted for about three hours:
Durham Cow May Flower, owned by a. Carrick
was sold TO Mr. Atchinson of Philade hla for 80.
Durham Bull Calf Young Lord Barrlngtsn, o
months old owned by n Mcdonnell, was bought by
the same gentleman for $75.
Durham Heller Amy, year old, owned by a. Car
rick, was purchased by Charles Kelley OF Delaware
County for $l02.
Devon Cow Emily, 3 years old, owned by a. Car
rick was purchased for SCI by Mr.. ii. Robinson.
Grade Heifer, Is months old owned by Thomas IT,
Aycricg, was purchased by the same gentleman for
ISL. :, III.
Grade Bull Young Emperor, years old, owned by
C,orce Richter was sold TO John Hunter for 800.
5.year old Boar of the Suffolk breed, owned by f.
" Dickey was sold to John Glles for $W The same
gentleman purchased a Suffolk Sow for so.
An imported Welsh Pony, years old, which was
owned bv j. Swift, was purchased by MI Nstar iar
AGO This Pony took the premium OF w
great many horses were offered, but bidders were
shy and not willing to pay the prices asked by the
OWlCIS.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-11

L>uk sALE--Lots 4, and SIX IN Block 1873, corner
l. Of ulton an 9th streets. Apply Ia
dec 2e SMITH NANslGkLEN.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-11

hance of law. He insisted the House woul
refuse this request, made at the instance oi
man-Mr. keeder-who had smeared h
hands with the blood Of his fellow citizens.
and who is the foundation of treason, which,
needs the overt act to Justify his being hang
ed as Haman.
MIR. Cumback, of Ind, admitted, as en-
larged by Mr.. Oliver, that the design of tho
Emigrant Aid Societies was to make Kan
sas Free State. The doctrine proclaimed,
by Northern Democrats, before the passage
OF the Kansas Nebraska act was not intendj
ed only TO make those territories free State1
to the Pacific. He never had any desire I'd
60 TO Kansas until he saw m effort to force
Slavery there; he asked Messrs. Oliver and
Phelps, who had addressed the House on the
subject, if it had come TO this, that we mus,
ask how many men may emigrate to Kansas,
and at what time they may become citizens.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-11
TeIegraphic ws.

NEw YoKK, March At a'meetng of the
Wing General Committee in this city lastj
evening, resolutions were adopted recon \
mending the immediate organization Of the|
State Central Committee for the purpose oil
organizing the State preparatory to calling a
State Convention.
New YosK, March THE Democratic
members Of the New Jersey Legislature hsv d
published a declaration expressing their de-
clded preference for Mr.. Buchanan as the
Democratic candidate for the next presiden-
cy.
NEw YORK, March Letters from Colum-
bia, 5. c., Of March 3, published in the
Charleston papers, state that the troubles in
the college at that place are not over yet,
and the exercises have been temporarily sus-
pended. On Thursday the students threat
ened TO rebel unless the Trustees returned
the arms to the college cadets. The Govern
or interposed and partially quieted them, but
few still held out. A large number Of the
students had left the college, and the rest had
been suspended, so that only 80 or 40 retain
their connection.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-11
WASHINGTON, March /

HoUsE.-Mr. Oliver of Missouri, address
ed the House in opposition to the request Of
the Committee on Elections to send for per-
sons and papers from Kansas. He maintain
ed that the responsibility for all the strife
and bloodshed rests upon the head of Mr..
Reeder, and other persons who have joined
the extraordinary movements in aid Of send
ing Sharp's rifles to Kansas and getting up
Emlgrant Aid Societies, their single object
being TO defeat what they term the infamous
Kansas Nebraska bill. These movements are
calculated justly to excite the Indignation Of
the people of Missouri. Mr.. Oliver ind g
nantly repelled the term 'sborder rufiians,' Y
as applied to patriots conscious of their
rights and determined 10 maintain them.
Mr. lambach defended the purposes OF the
Emlgrant Aid Society.
Messrs. Cullom and Walker entered into
long arguments to show that the House IN ex-
amining the election case, should not 20 be-
vond the records before them.
Mr. Oliver did not know any missionaries
who voted in Kansas. Tie had seen hund-
reds of eastern men returning from the Ter
ritory who said they had seen the elephant
and fulfilled their contrac CT TO vote, and were
going home; TO authorize the committee TO
send for persons and papers would be to
give confidence TO the resolution, and in de-
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-11

AHs bES MoiNks VALLEY WING is issued trom
ta's once every Wednesday, has extensive and in
creaslhg circulation throughout the DesMones VAL
ley Us we'll rs in the of the State and the nj
va States, and AS medium Of advertising is not
surpassed subscription price $3.50 per annum in
advance
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-11
The AggressiOns and Usurpations
of the slave Power.
Declaration Of the Principles and Purpos.
es ot the Republican Party.

ADDRESS OF THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION, At
rIrTsBURG, FER. %, 1856.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-11
DAVID b. SMITH ~ EAsstckLEs
SMITH & VANSICKLEN,
Auctt Oneers, q om m issiOn Mere hA N 4
and Reaf Esfafr Arokers.

DAVID u. SMITH y d sAAStIhL&N
SMITH & vANSICKLEN,
Aucttoneers, q commission Merchants
and Reai Estate Brokers.
NTE viii pay particular attention q sales by
w Auction of Real Estate stocks, Admlnlstra-
toF's Sales Ac.; will egotiate Loans, make toiec-
tions. exchange Real Estate for Merchandise, make
liberal advances keal Estate Merchandise con-
signed for public sase viii act as Attorneys Tor
property lo ders on the dspoAlng Of property, col
lreting ot rents paying taxes de Will at imam
cai counseliors for all who may need our services.
Office Third street between Main and johnson
n,y24
E,oR sALE-Lot 5, Block 20l Main street. Ap
l. ply To dee rs. oMITHd SANsIkCLEN.
LNoR sALE-Lots and in Buck l59, corner Of
L Fulton and 10th streets Terms easy Apply to
dec Is. SMITH VANoICkLEN.
I.>uk sALE--Lots 4, and SIX IN Block 1855 corner
i Of Fulton an 10th streets. Apply to
dec 2s. SMITH il NANslCKLEN.
L,FR sALE-2e feet by lao on johnson street, be-
l. I'd and Sd streets, south side, apply TO
SMITH NAAslCkLES.
I.,OR sALE--2S feet by lao Sd street, also IS
l. feet on johnson, corner Of 18th street by liz on
7ih. Apply 70 SMITH VANsICkLEN.
L,oR SALE - 10 acres Of land on the c. +. CONN
L Tract apply to SMITH yANsICkLEN.
L,oR sALE--A dwelling house and lot Bank
l. street, apply to SMITH dVANslCkLEN.
4 LOT in Louisville ky To exchange for keo-
sMfrH 4 vANsIcKEN.
I>OR SALE-Or trade for Iowa lands keokuk
l. City property-A house and lot at Walnut Hills
the city cf Cincinnati, apply to
sMITIl yANsIcKLEN.
FOR SALE,
60 (, ct by rs First Street, between Main John
Also, House and Lot, corner of First and John
son. Apply to SMITH NANslckl.EN.
FOK SALE,
229 Acres of Land, 60 under cultivation, near Ca
margo Terms one thrd cash, balance in one, two
and three years. Apply %
INOR SALE-64O acres Of choice land within four
L miles Of the city SMITH d &vANSICkLEN.
FOR SALE.
HOUSE and 3 lots on Second street. apply TO
a nova SMITH 4 VANSICkLEN.
FOR SALE,
IN FEET front on Second street with buildings
" rents for $500. Apply 10
nov24 Smith & VANsICkIEN.
LNOR SALE-10 acres If land under cultivation, on.
K mile from the city Apply to
ncv24 SMITH Il yANSICKLEN.
E'oR SALE.50 feet front on Main street. Apply
j. to rov2i SMITH a VANsICKI,EN.
LN0R SALE.-A farm containing 20s acres l3O
l. under fence, IL miles from the city on the plank
road. Possession given the st of March next. Ap-
ply 20 noy24 SMITH Il NANSfCkLEN.
NOR SAIE.--A house and lot on Main street.
l. noy2t SMITH NANslCkLEN.
4 FRESH invoice of Hats and Caps to trade for
"a City property. Apply P,lyrt, 70 : ve,o,,
1cO ACRES Of Land in Washington county, four
lou miles from the County Seat can be had for
uoy24 SMITH d FANsICKLEN.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-11
wOKsrKK. J. TEAPLlN. 4 wVksfER
Worster, Templin & Co.,
IMPORTERS
DRY GOO D S,

4 Nd dealers in American Noolens and Cottons
\ South west corner II Main and Fourth Streets,
keokuk, Iowa.
MAY =, ls55.--wly.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-11

GTrbe St. Louis Reputdean % the 10Th.
speaks Of forming an agricultural assoela-
tlon 70 meet annually at ST. Lo4s. for tie
benefit Of the people Of Missouri, Illinois and
Iowa.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-11

L EOKCk, Iowa. Whole ale dealers in staple and
IN Standard Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
Paints W hi,e Lead. Dyes, Putty, Window Glass and
Dye Stuff, sperm, Whale Elephant Lard, Linseed,
and OF her oils.
General Agents for ali thu popular Patent Med
icines. Agents for Virginia Chewing Tobacco. I'm
pgrters Of hne HAVANA gArs. Store I'd street,
between johnson and Main. rnch oda wbfn
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-11

E,oR sALE-Iot 5, Block 20 Oh Main street. Ap
L Ply 10 ldee Is SMITH NANsikcLEN.
LNoR sALE-Lots and in Block l5a, corner Of
L Fulton and 10th streets. Terms easy. Apply To
dec 2s. SMITH VANsICkLEN.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-11

L'FR eALE-2e feet by lao on johnson street, be-
J. tween I'd and Sd streets. south side, apply to
SMITH NANSlJkLEN
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loved the brilliant wave that swan
Through quiet meadows round the mill
The sleepy pooi above he dam
The pool beneath IL never still
The meal sacks on the whitened floor
The dark round Of the dripping wheel
The very air about the door
Made misty.by the floating meal.
One can almost see the turning wheels and
four-dusted miller in the above fragment
from Tennyson. An old mill ALWAYS has
something poetcal about it, and awakens.
even in the mind Of an old man, visions Of
by-gone youth. There is the fume and the
foaming water, and IVY clad banks shading
the shoal where the speckled fish turn up
their gistening sides 10 the sun There is
the pool where the frolicsome bows swan
and played pranks; aud there is the great
old mealy miller leaning on his elbows look
ing at the rain-bo~s made by his dripping
wheel, rolling lazily in the sun. And there
IS the honeysuckle hill, looming up from the
waters edge where somebody gathered flow
ers for somebody, and sang them song of
love. There is something dreamy and poet
zeal lingering about the old mill.-[Spirit Of
the Age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-10

ET The Times, a contributor to the Post
and Peter Hart in his petition, argue that
Bowling Alleys and Billiard Saloons are
right and pr per, and are generally held to
furnish innocent and healthful amusements.
because Bowling Alleys have been establish
ed for the use Of students at some of the lit
erary institutions, and for the patients at
some Of the Water Cure establishments.
They might construct an argument equally
strong in favor Of Bawdy houses because
God has sanctioned intercourse between the
sexes. All it requires is to overlook the cir
cumstances and objects in both cases to make
them parallel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-10

GEALED proposals will be received at the off e. o,
~ the City Engineer, until o'clock = NJ. on
Monday the 18th day of May, 1856, for the GRADING
OF the alleys IN Block 25 - and 81. Separate pro
posals will be received for each alley
Bids will be received and award made Nv ths
Council on Tuesday the 18th of May. Work to be
commenced immediately upon award Of contract
and finished by the 18th day of July, A. p.ls56
Payments to be made from specl al tax levied on
the collection Of same Specifications. DC may h.
seen at the Office Of the City Engineer
my5-diw HUTCHINSON, City Engineer
G0V. FoRD's HISTORY OF ILLINoIS-From
~ the commencement as n State in ISIS I. Is4T
containing full account IF the Black Hawk War
the rise progress, and fall u Mormonism the AL
ton and lovejoy riots, and other important and in
teresting events, at r. Il. OGDENtS
aprJgd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-10

SPECIMENS or ART.-We notice among the
pictures that adorn the doc way Of Mr..
Buell., on Main street, that new one has
lately found its place, said to be the picture
OF the handsomest man in town Honestly,
we don't believe that, and our judgment goes
TO this extent only, viz that it is one Of the
finest ambrotypes in town, for Buell. knows
how TO take them. 10 into his gallery and
See for Yourself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-10
ED0LP1I0 WOLFE,
Nos 5, ~ and 90 Beaver street, New York
CAUTION TO THE Pubic.

Since the introduction Of my Schiedan Schnapps
into the United States, number of Liquor Nj xers
in New York, Boston and Philadelphia. have
commenced putting up M xed and poison Gin and
calling it schnspps the name belongs expressly
70 my article, and others counterfeit, mpositions
on the public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-10

HoTFHElsER.-iIaying sold out his cloth
ing store, Hof heimer requests everybody to
call and settle. lie has good lot Of articles
still on hand, which he offers at bargains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-10

ATTORNEYS AT LAW
- EAL ESTATE and Investing Agents corner a
i Second and johnson streets keokuk, Iowa
Parties having city or country property for sale
VIII please enter 1t on our register and those de-
string to purchase will please call and examine GU,
list - ~
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no pERsoNs MIC DRINN AI nARs
AND HOTEL

Numer complaints made Il persons who
keep bars on Steamboats, and in hotels, who FL up
empty bottles with common Gin, and ssli II 10 the
uususpectng for my
SCHIl DAN AROMATIC SCHNAPpS.
would therefore advise al who drink the ScAnapJN
at such places, % mark the appearance Of the bot
tie, and if The outside wrapTsr OF LABEL should be
defaced, refuse Is drink unless fresh bottle is
opened. UD0LPI.0 WOLF
myT~a3
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CAUTION TO WESTERN MERcHASrS - WoLFR s
scHIrpAs AROMATIC ScHNAPps. - This celebrated
medicinal beverage il manufactured the factory
Of the unders gned, al Schiedam, Holland He is
the sole importer, as we'll a. the exeu ige manufac
turer Of the article, and preparation bearing the
name Of "SchnaPps, that il not procured either
from has estabiis hment in New York " from his
AK snts in other cities, is genuine and r, liable
It's made from barley Of the finest quality, Sc
leced will care fr m the products Of the most Gel
ebrated grain growing districts Favored With he
essence Of the aromatic Juniper Berry 81 Italy and
Is recthed by peculiar process, which expels from
the spirit every acrd particle.
AS means # preventing and coeryc ing the dis
agreeable and often dangerous effects produced upon
the stomach and bowels by change Of water-a yis-
itaton 10 which tray elers, settlers and all un-
acolmated persons in the West, the South, and
Southwest are peculiarly iiahle-thc shiedam Ar
omatic Sehnapps i'll be found absolu ely infalli-
BILE; while in cases Of dropsy, gravel, obstruction
Of the kidneys, diseases # the bladder, dyspepsia
and general debility, it Is recommend i most en-
phatically by the most distinguished members Of
the medical profession.
Iii pat up r~sart and pint botfles in eases #
dozen, with the name IF the undersigned on
the bottle and cork, and f4c slmilc i his sigma
ture on the label
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-10
New stock.
COMSIOCA a. BROS.
STOVES
Timers Stock.

5000 lbs oval and round Copper Bottoms from TO
- inches
1000 bids. Sheet Iron from No. ID to II.
1000 packages Plymouth RiYets iron and tin d I,
from S0E. 10 ~ lbs.
300 boxes Tin plate.
900 bundles Iron wire from No & 10 No 49,
100 gross Tea kettle breasts and from 81 "a
iIt inches.
90 gross Pressed tin bottoms from 10 inch
oo 90 DO sc"iioptd and plain dinner plates
90 do Stove ornaments assorted
20 do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers
i55 do Assorted Tin d ears.
80 d. Iron tea kettle ears
$50 do do do do burs
900 do Pressed tin pot covers
200 do of No. j, 2 and peuter knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire t4uth
Bent spouts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin IA sheets;
Copper kyets aud Burs
Bucket Handles
Malets pressiy for timers use
Stove Backing IN papers or by the key
COMaTUCk IL BROTHERS
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W. RANSOM a CO..

W. RANSOM CO..
formerly onderiy d RANSOM
No 223, >, T.. corner Of Main and Cherry streets
~ ~. LOUIS, MO, Manufacturers of COPPER
SnEEI IRON AND TIN WORK, such as COPPER
ENulNES, COPPER STILLS, Brewing Kettles W ell
and Cistern Pumps, Soda Fountains and Generators,
breeching Chimneys aud Escape pipcs and every
other article In their line Of business
ihey also manufacture aud keep constantly on
hand the celebrated premium STEAM BOAT Ann
HOTEL COOKING STOVES of al. sizes
Particular attention will be given TO All kinds ~
DIsItLlERY work, for DISTlLLERIES mashiny
from 100 to Zoo bushels per day any other size
that may be wanted satisfactory references viii
be given in regard to our DISTILLEKY work an
there are several in successful operation, through
the EST and in this city Of our manufacture
mch3 DIM
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SUNDRIEN.


StGAk Kettles from TO 80 gallons Ovens and
~ Lads odd Lids Skillcts and lids assorted Cast
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding ard
hict Moudsi scolloped and plain Cake Pans Tea
lin ware and Stove Pipe. House sheet iron and cop
per work done promptly, in the very best manner
GGMsTeeh d BROTHERS.
EQ DoZ. pair assorted Shovels and longs for sale
w at the Prairie State Stove Rooms.
oct 10 C0MSTOCk d BROTHERS
LII Il Kettles To be had at The sale Rooms OF the
" Excelsior Stove Store
oct 10 CoMSToCK & BROTHERS.
ENNAMEIED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Rooms
Il y the Prairie Premium Stoves
oct 10 COMSToCK & BROTHERS
'QAL hods at the Sale Rooms q the Cottage
~ Franklin Coal Stove.
OCT 10 10MsToCK 4 BROTHERS.
000 LBS. Of Bailed Brass Kettles for sale low
AoOo at sale Rooms Of the Home parlor Stoves
DC, 10 coMsToCK & BROTHERS.
a FINE STOCK Of housekeepers goods such as ccf-
zee mllis, basting spoons, egg whips iron skim
mers skinner ladies, forks table spoons hash
and steak dishes, patent and Eox raters spice boxes
&c, &c, for sale MT the sale Rooms az he noruar
Self Regulating Tight Stove
oct 10 coMSTocK & BROTHERS.
I00 PAIR of Timers Solder Ceppers on hand at
i Wv the Sale Rooms Of the Substantial Oval Box
Heating Stoves.
octlo C0MSToCk d BROTHERS.
A HEAVY supply Of Brass, Japsnned and plain
Candlr Srieks at the sale Rooms of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Burner which is offered extremely low by
oct 10 COMsI0Ck BROTHERS.
.sNOTICE.-
| you want 10 and retain coon HEALTH call
at gomstook Bros, and supply yourself with
good BATH ItB.
We make them Of Tin or Zine, any shape or size.
al very iov prices. COMSTOtk 4 BROS.
March 81 d2u
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Viitnre and Farm Cott,xc.

illustrated with one hundred engrayings. This
book - certain TO meet with large sale. All who
examine It are pleased Il i, for sale at the pub
Usher price, s., and will be sent by mail to any
person renting that amount,
K. b. o. DEN,
hprZ9d City Book Stere.
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4 LARtrL assortment Of Hosiery and Gloves
English and French hand made Mitts, very
hne. nj apr2b HUSTON'S
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( Void and common Jewelry, and Gold and silver
~ watches, at apr2h HUST0S'S
E'NEKl variety Of goods comprised in the Notion
IL and Fancy Goods line at Illusions AT prices thu
eannst Tan to induce purchases and benefit the buy
er, Call al No. "a, ana exami ne for yourselves
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Just RECEIVED.

Just Received.
4 LARGE assortment of Panama, Straw ano
"A Chip hats soft wool and fur hats and in fact
every thing in the spring style in our line at No IA
Main street. SF.N WACO.
aprl9-d
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tity Lots for sale

city Lots for sale.
IsHE undersigned has some Dwell ing Houses for
sale also a number Of business lots 20 f. front
on Main and Blcndeau streets also some suitable
lots for residences Terms favorable. Enquire If
apr2idlm TH0S. MARTIN
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CRtEAFIELD Tool o. = planes. SUPERIOR arti-
~ Gle nj the sign IF the Bio ANVIL.
ian5d
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A LARGE j. Of artificial flowers, bud, grape
4 leaves aud all kinds Of Millinery Goods, ut
apr2o HUSTON'S
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RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-The Rev. Mr. Delong will
preach tomorrow in the Second Presbyterian
Church
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( fHARC0AL Heater Sad irons, great saving in
~ fuel, worthy the attention of every housewife
at CADl, JONES PECK'S
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/ 4 sLoChs enough to supply the market, Of every
~ variety OF pattern, Jerome make, warranted
and at manufacturers prices at HUSTON'S
aur26
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Fancy Dry Goods.
"a MAIN STREET, kEoSuK, Iowa.
new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market Our stock is purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers and We pledge
ourstiNee 10 sell ut prices low. i6r cash god
time buyers, ar ST. Louis any other western mar
ket.
Merchants will find it 10 their advantage 10 call
and examine our goods and prices before buying else
where. We will consider it trouble 10 show them
through our stock---apr26-d6w
A FINE Stock Of Pocket Cutlery for sale low at
a apr 81 HUSTON s.
A HEAVY stock of Cap, Letter, Ladies Bath Bath
Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper Plain
aud laid Buff, hite and Fancy Colorcd Envelopes xt
apr26 HlSTON'S
4 eieneral assortment of German silver and ,dou~
A bic plated ware. all warranted and at mnnufac-
turer's prices, at apr26 HuSTON'S
4 n extensive stock of Whips and Lashes at man
a ufacturer's prices at apr26 HUSTON'S
NiIE largest and best assorted stock of Emhroiae-
L ~ in the city at npr26 HUST0N's.
'NHE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered ia
the market at hpr26 HUsT0N's.
( sLochs enough to supply the market, OF every
~ variety OF pattern, Jerome 5 make, warran ted
and at manufacturers prices at HUSTON's
apr26
'INHE best assortment Of Lace Wells and Dress
L Trimmings at apr2e HusToN's
A LARGE and fine lot Of Kid Gloves of every
l \ grade At apr26 HUSToNS.
A LARGE Of artificial flowers, bud, grape
"A leaves aud all kinds Of Millinery Goods, ut
apr26 HUsToN's
4 LARGL assortment u Hosiery and GIoyeS.
English and French hand mnde Mitts, YER,
fine. at apr26 HUSToN,s.
( Void and common Jevelry, and Gold and silver
~ watches, at apr2b HUSTON'S
LIVERY variety Of goods com prs Ell IN Tho Mi,
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= = .''',...lll.ll-..-,------.--
ICE ! ICE (!

CE promptly delivered daily, in any part Of the
l. town, in any quantity to suit customer
apr30-d j. A. RALSToN & ~
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