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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

Coon News FOR TRAvELERs.- We notice by
the Chicago papers that on Monday noxt cars
will run from Laporte (on the Michigan South
ern Road) to Pittsburg without change, and
that baggage will be checked through to Pnila
delphia, Baltimore and New York, which has
never been done before. The opening of this
route affords direct connection with the Penn
sylvania Central, road rapidly gaining favor
with the travelling community.
A GREAT CoUNTRY.-In glancing over the
local of the "Bugle" Council Bluffs, such
items as the following met our eyes: Flour
s6 per 100. and rising Corn soc.-Potatoes
sl.oo-Apples, common, $3.50 per bushel, or
dime apiece-Hay, "a per ton, good at that
Oats, soc.-Butter, 5oc.-Eggs, csc. per doz.
en-Cheese. zoe. and very scarce at that-and
many other things Of equal curiosity in the
way of cheapness. This is decidedly great
country. 1
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

ELAND OFFICES OPEN.-The acting Commits
sioner. of the General Land Office, in answer TO
recent inquiries, gave under date of the Sd inst,
the following list of Land Offices open in the
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..,. Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.
Later from Kansas A Murderer Bailed.

Lecompton, Nov. 10, 1856.
MEssRs EDITORS SO much has been said of
the murder of BuFFUM, Free State man, by
the party that went up to the destruction of
Lawrence when it was last threatened by the
forces under command of Gen. Reid, that l
would not mention it now but for the mockery
of justice which has grown out of it.. 1t will
be recollected that Buffum was lane-that he
had taken no part in the political troubles al
though known to be Free State man-that he
was shot while standing in the door of his own
house, because he had demonstrated against the
carrying off Of his horses by the Ruffian party.
The murderer was well known; and the fact
that his crime was so notorious, and the other
fact that Gov. Geary saw the body of the mur-
dered man while it was yet warm, insured :he
apprehension OF the cut-throat who did the
deed true bill was found by the grand jury
and the man was arrested and placed in con-
finement. Our Jeffrey's Judge Lecompte, ta-
king advantage of the Governors absence in
the Southern part of the Territory, had the
criminal brought before him, and after pre-
tending to listen to the argument of his coun.
sci admitted him to ball. and he is now at
large. Lecompte decided that in his Court,
Murder IN the First Degree is a bailable offence!
have no doubt it is when the murderer is a
Pro-Slavery man-not without l record the
fact as specimen Of Border Rufian Justice, or
rather law-justice we have long ceased to ex-
pect
When the Governor returned from his tour,
he was told what had been done; and I think
for the first time since his arrival in the Terrific
ry, displayed open indignation at the action of
his coniederates in the misgovernment that we
endure He had promised the family of the
murdered man that they should have redress;
and the easy getting off of the prisoner COM
promised him more than he was willing to be.
compromised; hence he at once ordered the
Marshal to arrest the man again; but of course,
he has taken himself into Missouri where he is
safe. The bail is straw. ..,... s,-... ...r .
'"' do not hear that His Excellency accom-
plished anything by his trip, that he might not
have accomplished by staying at home. He
had chance to display himself, and that chance
never comes amiss. He had chance to hear
himself talk in his magniloquent and egotstic
way and that chance he always improves. The
man is an arrant humbug. and how he con-
ceals the fact from himself surprises me. Does
he? r. j
We hear all manner of rumors of the result
of the election. Most of them indicate the
triumph of Buchanan. If confrHed, our fate
is sealed and Kansas is Slave State. pray
that the blow may be averted %
.5+# c Yours, CLAY,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26
NEW SHOE STOREI

THE subscriber having opened the Main 3fSln
street, next door to Messrs. Carpenters, Jewel tVV
ers, offers for sale select and fashionable assorV "
ment OF LADIES' AND GESTLEMEN's Boots a. shoes.
consisting OF the latest American and French styles
Having been engaged for the past fve years Of the
largest Shoe Manufacturing Houses the East the snb
entire satisfaction. fap2.y.] EDWARD NJ. TORREY.
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Chicago Lumber.

CnlCaSO AumD6r.
kVANS, LAlDLOW 4 CO.. Wholesale and
- Retail dealers in Chicago Lumber, Shingles, Lath and
square Timber Purchasers can rely on finding a com.
piete assortment a, all times as we have made arrange
ments at Chicago to ship daily by railroad The supe.
rory OF Chicago Lumber over RATED is by
all who have used it.
Yard corner Of Third and Market streets on the Rail-
road, opposite Hawk Eye Mills, Burlington, Iowa.
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The whole number Of votes cast in New Jer-
sey for Buchanan were Al, 7,4l2; Fremont were
2s,407 Fillmore we're 24,09l; Buchanan over
Fremont ls,lo5 Fremont and Fillmore over
Buchanan 1896. The total vote on Congress
stood Republican 81 $40; dem, Al, los Repub-
lican majority 4,4l5.
The vote on Governor stood--Newell, Repub.
lican, 5O,903; Alexander, Democrat, 4s, 246 !;
Republican ma sority, 1857. 81 ts.., sa
The vote on Congress and Governor clearly
demonstrates that had Fillmore been out of the
way Fremont would have beaten Buchanan by
q handsome majority. @'@
Observation-Disclosures.
The official vote for President in Maryland, is
As follows: s3sas. .-. ..a= .z
Fillmore received, 47,462
Buchanan received, 39,ll5
Efu,orat iorifv ...a. 2l1
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7 p. RROWN

DOOKSEI.LER AND STArI0NER,,,
ID Third street. above Jefferson barrss House hridng,
sE-B,oks Stationery, Wall Papers, &C., &C.,
- Nv WHol.EsALE AND RETAIL.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

HAVING sold my Sash Factory to Mr.. r. NJ Wash
IL Burn would take this occasion to express nv
thanks for the liberal custom bestowed me- and
mend continuance OF the to my as one
worthyof confidence. feb 25:lyl CHAs. A. WHITE.
SWEEr, Scroll and Ornamental Saw.
y ing, In connection with my Sash, Door and Blind
Mandatory. North Main ST. Burlington, Iowa Brack.
cts ofeyery description done to order. 81
mar1.tf n w WAgHPrpu
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B La Moniteur, (the official organ of the
French Government announces that Dr. Nab
bit, Homeopathist, has been created Knight
of the Legion of Honor, in consequence Of his
distinguished success in treatment of cholera in
Bordeaux Dr. Mabbitt has collected the results
Of the two systems of treatment of cholera in
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26
I. B. WARE

WARE & MCINTYRE,
CADDLE L. HARNESS Manufacturers.
y Jefferson street. Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale Dealers
In HARNESS. SOLE UPPER LEATHER; Kip Calf and Mo
rocco skns Patent aud enameled Leather Coach Lace,
Saddlery Hardware, Wood Hanes; Chains, Enameled
Cloths, Brass Hub Bands, &C., &c.
W The highest price paid for all kinds Of HIDES AND
SKINS.
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.,sse,sNHAM. ?. !AacAR.
aged BURNHAM & JAGGAR.
NTSeeSCEACTURER SofLInseed oil. Best steam
!lNl heated thin eblong on Cake. 81 3
iy29bpy Buriingten Iowa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

% Burlington Band.
MIR. W. j. BILLINGS, late of Cincinnati
M would respectfully inform the public of Burlington
That he has formed Cotillon Band and is ready
furnish music for Balls Pares at the shortest notice
Mr. Billings returns his sincere thanks for late
patronage
soirees given every other Friday during the winter
Applications to be made at the Wghtman House.
Qu,dt
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Kansas Land Agency.

Kansas Land Agency.
BEooD, BASSETT d BRAeHETT,
Survcyors ansi General Lana Agents,
y Lawrence and Lecompton, Kansas
wl give prompt attention to the selection ana Looa
,on Of Public Lands; Buying and Selling OF keai Estate
the collection of Dues Payment of Taxes for
dents and all other business connected with Land Asen
cy ,,. 70, .r-
tered on time Money loaned and interest paid on de'
Posis, ,,.,u
-REfERkHcks.-
HEM, Williams & Co., Bankers, Fairfield, Iowa,
Al Stevens 4 Co., Bankers II, Des Moines
Col r. A Maker, Register Land Office -
Ccobaugh q brooks, Bankers, burlington
White, Cook Co., " 80
Col O. Bassc,t editor of the Dial, kewaDee, III. n
Hon. "a, 8. Boutwell,, Groton Mass,
TPotter agent Pomroy Rolling Mills, Cincinnau,o W.
O. Gerr,sh, Merchant, Groton, Mass.
n sloop. O. A. hsssTf. "'N' n"A
SLOWER, ARCBITECT.-Willf furnish
d. drawings and snpern,ena the construction OF Saa
!nes Of an description, public and private Oinee North
Tilrd street, Burlington. Iowa. lJau.aiyl
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26
Burlington Marble Works.

BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY.
A H. BURiANs Co., on Valley street, Burlington
Iowa. would respectfully inform Dealers that they
Establishment, and are now making MATCHES of . very
superior quality and prepared fill all orders how
ever large that they may receive Our matches are war
ranted to be as good as any made.
We are also manufacturing largely, WRrrIko Inks Of
very superior quality and ill all orders low rates.
Orders solicited. Tapr OF v
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26
EDWIN H. GRANT,
A ATJDPNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
And General Lnnd Agent.

YEf.IIA, VV.t IVWh
WILL attend promptly to buying, selling and leasing
w Real Estate, paying taxes, examining titles, pre-
parny Of legal papers, making collections and all other
matters connected with the Real Estae Agency business
VIII nraetce The legal this and the adjon-
Ing courts. tt. g., W., p,.
r. Des Moinesi John White Co, osknloosa NJ ns mas
pss Grsnt Mere Assoc. Library, New York city; Prof
X d MaNseY. Cincinnati. uecN|
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rOUNDV1

HENDRIE,S EOUNDKY.-The.I .ubscriber
Ii would tender his thanks customers for the lib
he has heretofore received and would say
that his largely increased facilities for doing business In
the erection OF new buildings and additional machinery
enables him to dispatch work short notice and greater
perfection Engines of various patterns and sizes saw
and grist mill machinery, and all the variety Of castings
usually kept at Foundres constantly on hand. Also
Shaw's Patent Smut Machine. All kinds of repairing
done At shortest notice. Catalogue of patterns to
order free Of charge. july l4y CHAS HENDRIX
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

AccIDESr.--A man BY the name Of Nahee, 1
painter BY trade, while painting the building of
Mayor Corse. fell from the staging, yesterday
morning, receiving severe injuries from the fall
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26
J. "A PATTON & en-

y. "A. 1AxxVW q GU,
DOCK BINDERS Il Blank Book Ran.
ID uf0cturers, North-East corner OF Third and JEFF
erson streets, Burlington, Iowa. BLANK Books of all
xes and Of every description uade to order.
eH Ruling, Music, Periodicals, Papers, Magazines
and Pamphlets bound and executed with neatness des-
patch and durability, and warranted to give entire
isfacton. oct4-tf
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FABIAN RRYnnIE !

HOUSE, SIGN, CARTHAGE & ORNsA--
IL MENTAL PAINTER, Imitator of Wood
and Marble Fresco and Scene Painting Paper Hanging
Glazing, &c, &c-Shop Third street. between Jefferson
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WETMORE e vANHEE

WETMORE & VANHEE.
HOUSE, Sign and Ornamental Paint.
ii crs, over Hardware store of Morton Co., Jeffer
son ST. Burlington, Iowa.
Are prepared to do all work in their line in the best
style Including grainng, paper hanging and gliding up
on glass; Work warranted and prices reasonable. je4y
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Maryland..Official.
xs.l 'uota L.. D.~o:,loU. - Nn ~r1n ., a
Earthquake In Naples.

'illmore's majority, #a-
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R. B. LOCKWOOD, Notary Public.
nVlNCN. ADAMS COUNTY, IOWA, vii
~ attend payment Of Taxes transferring and con.
real estate. Once In the Clerks office In the
Court House. ltuy
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-19

U ~ I'M 7779F1 III ~ u
forms. His great success in those
long standing and difficult eases,
such as were iormefly considered
iacu unable, is sufficient to commend
him to the public as worthy of The
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within tbs last eight
years DR.. s. has treated more than
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-19
SlXTY-ElGiiT ACRES OF LAND
Sale cd s'rssai Properly

F9Y eirtno of a decd OF trust executed by Noses
ID Il. BeCac, tho undersigned T. iztecs, islll
on IHe.,iey BE- l5A diy Of -Hay IajC, DER for
sale at public auctiea in the Town OF otaun-
ton. the following real property, ":
About EIGHT ACRES .! fistreta land situated
ON tie Parkersbnre Read. ad.oifirg the ;aid
town. Omit is comfortable new frame dwelling
house. The land is susee tiblc Of division iato a
number ut good building pasture lots.
The no Use aud lot Is now occupied b. tle saia
NeCHa residences Nan Stree and near the
Episcopal Church. This property IS very desiea
bic, tltslotb3ug large aad highly improved. aa3
hasng upon il all necessary CIT had@ingset te t.
~ bpst deseriPton-sach Stabie, Kitchen, NEGRO
Heasc, Smoke House, &C.. &c. The dwelling house
is one Of the most eoamodioas and convenient IN
Staunton built patty Of wool and partly oihrtef,
and weaIdsnit admirably any one desiring to opea
a school or bon iing ,sause.
The BRiGh. TENEHENTin Lawyer Ailrr al
joining the property of John ScclTcr, and formerly
eH ned by fohl Merritt. It il weEl located for any
kind OF business, and weuld auit 4 small family
dwelling.
TERMS: Costs Of advertising and sale in hand
the balance in equal annual instaeents OF one, two
and three years. the purchaser executing bond and
security for the purchase money, aad title retained
As ultimate security.
PA y pa s; EEL, Tru's.
Town papers copy tbs. and charge 10 trustees.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-19
ENGLAND'S QUEEN.

TyEG splendid ceIm, with MI itsI;fb osarano,.n
Il could not relieve Captain Wiley Vile tlr,e
(see his letter. of the pai1lie suffered nrtsctba,
death. Ask the British Minister or a,v.f,in
American Legation about his wctdcr{ii ,!oN..r1 -
ion, in fegy DAYS, BIZ using lie row ,o,,,,fe,f.
tnown "Prof. C. De Gfath 4 Co, 50 f. ,fT,rc ~
Ask thousands in our midst here at tnn,a 49,
benign ard marvellous work afTo dino ~ IT,
relief, though unable to move in lr &c ~ a.
case with MS Doton tbe othar 81 onS -
offices. AXE. H. Giant. bI7 n Fiti ~ ~ IN 70
cured his Nepraiaia tsk Niss N i " - -
Coates, below MINI, tie same. An Na;snou,
the GuaG or, what effect it lad upon he n"ia sid
and limb of the vie Of Levi Coz. la, iwL,, 80
Hall obtained the OIL Ask D. E;}lit,.w,t,d -
the worthy candidate for sheriff of P LIN iidp'
ifittook him oil has eruoles, curipp n $50,
lnfiamatofy Rheumatism in one dSv,n,ita a,
Seventh 81 Ask .ioln Ny1nan. ESQ vI59'r @ai.nt
itbas had in cases he has seen Ask n,Ioa, -
has usedit from the little el,ild viii c,,,.oo.d
limb to the old eentlemanNr Wei" Of pgii,ara
cured of palsied hands. Az Nj I.i,~n
Owen st il She cannot les ~ ~, -.
painful complaints relieved and ~ '1 ino-.
two instances So " - - ~ Ut lenAs
5d nervous system and "a eiso1 DER.
heart To pulsate and no,yrr III 9et;! fetiess
pans and any desre, ~ ~ - iV'i ii 'Iie Or
50 viii this Oil ACT n'o, Tho H;d - apsol peh,s'
pain win oe ralievaG and Ni,u proper care,
The rand tro, ti(1, -, - ~
week in Phalepa) often es,cst he 1ens M
Undue nonnt of r Fu, lhposng az
overtaxes their mowers the sec-atios Mhes
hsn4s h.eo,,4 da.arrd - istu1s az u tcsof-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-19
nosfrncfiYc TcrBado.

Philadelphia, April "A Accounts re-
ceiyed from TOWNSHIP this vicinity gives
accounts Of damage by aterrible tosnodo,en
SUNDAY. A train OF loaded freight cars at
the Peunsy Ivania RAILROAD Depot al Wcs;
Ph,ladeletia. vas blown from the track.
A train Of ten loaded cars on the Reading
Railroad was driven 100 yards along the
track BY the force of the wind and i've OF
the cars thrown from The track.
A lady at West Chester was killed by a
shutter striking her while in the act OF
closing the window =,
Ishume1able houses and barns have
been uuroofed in every direction.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-19
NEW ARRIVAL.
CT O I III n G

nTR most excellent Spring and Summer took a.
" Ready .Hade Clothing has been received and
we have the pleasure Of exhibiting TO Che public he
latest and best patterns and STYLES OF fine and bu
siness dresses, in French and other cloths. easi-
meres, eashmcres, sattinets, &c., &c, well IN
summer stuls OF all kinds, together with Hats, Caps
and large assortment in the furnishing line. In
stead OF the useless enumeration OF articles, we
simply state, that We brought larger stock this
which it was selected, justly recommends our goods
to the purchaser in preference 70 all others and the
astonishing low prices will induce him TO buy
Just come and examine
To country merchants we will sell at Baltimore
Wholesale prices. KAHN & SCIfU CfITERER,
.Nain 1T. next to Woodward House.
April 3. ls5G.-&nee. ennH
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ASEXICAN AND AFRICAN GUANO.-we have
lSA just received supply of best A. A. and Mex
Jean and African Guano which we offer for sale at
the market rates. F0WLE 4 co, r
EsAlexaadria, April 10, 1856
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-19
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IL
ea4s = silf--s
April 4th, 1885, AKAypA, third daughter of Henry
and Margaret Defonbaugh, in the fourth year Other


and Margaret Deficnbaugh, in the fourth year finer
age.
On the 9Th inst. Nj. ANDREW Is. RunFIl, of
Waynesborugh, aged z6 years, months, aud days,
leaving wife and children to anoarn their loss.
In Middebroois, on the 18th at, Mrs M.ud4REr
LowAiAS widow eli Barnard Lewman, decd, aged
a. yesrs.
Departed this life on tae 9Th Of March, 1866, at
tho refideice Of his father the Rev. j. D. Ewing IL,
Rookbrdge county, Va, PHILAsD2R d. EwiNG, NJ.
D.. after protractea Illness brought ca by II years
lsborious practice in the State o. mississippi.
On the 2std OF March, Mrs. JAM G., wife of YIN.
c. Roberts ESQ.,, Ger t. ns years merchant at ut.
Horeb, Nelson co.., in the sBt'f year oi he. age
she dad in the Of her father JOHN Miller Esq.
of hupisipE CHAM county, To whom she Had been most
autfal aud sfectonate daughter.
1t has bee. the lot OF fcw 10 suffer inose than the
subject OF this nalice. Fer nam years, tE8 yeung
she has been aiictcd and latterly. her dIsease be
came compiieatsd-hayfG II once infinMmatarf
rheumatism, Asthma, Paralysis and Bronsy. liu-
man ianguago is inadequate to describe her suffer
iaEs; nor cen the Imagination form the slightest
conception af them. Sustained by her Heavenly
Father, size bore up under her trials with much for
ttude, and met death with entire coiap9sare. 10
make dying bed sutt as doWny pillows are
To her it was paiRiul to be separated from her aec
touata husband, father, and iaterl ting children
f5ur IN naubsr-Fct It was tQds will, and she
Ilpred rat. - the ya.ioa relations oi life, she had
faS enpefiors. rs faUEht1r respectful aud kiud
as wife devoted and true; a mother warm in her
attachments, iirIa and decided. To kuoa her was
ia love her,
She had many restves and friends; to these, the
intelligence of her death, will bring aorrow-many
tears iii be she'd for she was one of the best and
noblest Of her sex.
~. o74t oeI,.A fa,c w., ,5,,c,.,.. D.,
ee - ~ y. co. - t'eS' - q
% ue va H.. 09 ~ IL
VI! asse - IVA 80 ~ Ill - d a.
0o.@ "a, ~ 1T; !; =. ''u .'''s 4'
iess .aa;i - - iid ,,i5 " ,iH i, ~
newspaper which from its first publication, passed
TesSI! MI, r;l i, @A,'', w - -. "a. -. "a. M
VI Z, N ~ fe,,u' y,
r,9 PREPARED for "hfigsinS forth % fruit in Old sge,
ny man'hg l'pse" ~ ~ "G us, Vi ~. w
,.ts aesa & rcd II. bonssald oai
80 10 - - = - l 80 o ny
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-19

Hollo,ray's Pills, certain antidote for dropsieal
Syellina,.- Mrs Elizabeth Henderson, of Natehez,
Mississippi. aged 40 suffered intensely last tall from
. general decline of health her feet and legs began
to swel, strongly indicating dropsy, and she be-
came SO much worse in the course Of few weeks
that she was totally confined to her bed. ut last,
her death was hourly looked forward to BY her hus-
band he made mp his mind, every thing else bad
failed to try the effect of lolloways Pills which
his wife commenced using; after four weeks perse-
verance with them she was completely cured, hay-
Ing BY means of this medicine safely passed that
dangerous period Of woman's existence. Fhes Pills
are also a wonderful medicine for young feniaies
wfsd distractions in thair health.
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At 7a Main Street Richmond Va,
&Oa' 1855

IA i beg leave ta inform Merchants and Offices
W visiting the City, that we are noV oPenine
splendid, and entire Stock OF HATS. CAPS
ANb STkAN GOODS, comprising every style,
and variety manufactured Tor the seasons, Which
will BE seld n Wholesale and Retail, ON the most
favorable terms.
Tef8ns.--six per cent o(ffor cash, OF ON the usu-
al tnae to paHctuai Customers. Geo. W.=Buesbu-
r. so long &Ho8n to tue trade, Is nov engaged with
u, and viii DC elcasst see his old customers at
any time.
BINFURD. DTeKiNSoN & WEIsfGER.
- Main Street Richmond, Va.
March g. Is56.-3n.
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v4pEs6E.

HAVING before Informed the public and our
friends of aBg discrimination to leave staaaten
shortly, for the purpose of establishing IA large
Wholesale businesses with eur partners in Balti-
more, ii viii be o particular benefit to the farmer
II state further, thar we will sell considerable
stock of Fall and y inter Goods, at prime cost for
therefore fail examine our we'll assorted stock and
secure himself better bargains than ever before Of
fered in this market.
Further notice we have to give to those indebted
to US, that although we intended before TO place
our unpaid aecouns in the hands of IIarman d Bell
by The lst of January. yet failed to act upon
this intention for the term, and ED. o, this regard
against car debtors concluded to wait now. till
the Isl Of February next, bat longer indulgence
can and will not he given any more, We hone that
at this given period the rest wiil forward aud
pay without promp ing US to those disagrccable
steps. STEINER, BROS ( co.
Staunten, March IS, 1856.