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ATPRIVATESAL E-EIGHTEEN SMALL
IN building lots for sale, corner Of l. street and
New Hampshire Avenue, near the circle, First
Ward, ranging In price from 50 to 100 dollars
each Terms from to Is dollars per month Par
ties purchasing with the view Of building thereon,
lumber or bricks lat market prices) 10 the amount
Of $50 dollars will be advanced thereon, secured
by deed Of trust on the property Title indispu-
PARRY, Marble ard, Pa av., bet. 18th 10th
sts. an 1Q-.lm
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NEW SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
~ ADDITION TO OUR PREMIUM MIN
IL eral Wetsrs, Mead, Ale, and Porter, we q
have made such arrangements as will enable II
US to keep constantly on hand large supply
OF the following articles, most Of which have y
been carefully prepared by scientific men, as ton
les FOR weak and delicate persons: Ginger Wine,
Native Port Wine prepared from native fount
Blackberry Brandy, Raspberry do, Cherry, Rose
Cordial Cinnamon, Anise, Curacao, Stomach Bit
ters, Wine, Steu.ons Raspberry, Blackberry,
Strawberry, Pine Apple, Vanilla, Lemon and 9TH
er SyruPsi Extracts OF Sarsaparilla for cleansing
the blood, and most OF other articles too nume-
fous 20 mention.
All orders left at cur Depot, or with The drivers
OF our wagons proH1ptly attended to-
m 1-U Army a. SHINN Geoypetown
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-A VA
- riety OF Building Lots in all parts Of the city
at reasonable prices and on accommodating terms,
Enquire Of the subscriber at ohm Z. Kendall 3
Office, next door to w. Il. Todd's, Hat Store,
Pennsylvania avenue, third floor, front room.
ap 2i-eo3m DAVID MYERLE,
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IIyHE RISING STAR aAME.-THIs

NJ HNHSfN" . II Nh oAHbs-IhISI IL a
beautiful and Instructive ams for Children
IL learns them TO commit tn memory all the Incl
dents and celebrated battles that were fought du-
ring the American Revelation For sale by the
agent, ALEX ADAMSON,
Mar 2S-3m 7th street, opposite Post Oflce.
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yNOR PRIVATE SALE "A VERY NEAT,
Il convenient, three story frame House, with a
deep lot laid OF as flower garden The above
house contains ten rooms, al private; a side
alley, and the priviledge OF back alley The
above house IL situated on the north side Of Mas
sachusetts avenue, between eth and 5th streets
No. 50i- For turther information please call as
above. Possession given In few days. II the
above Is hot sold In few day. 1t will be for rent
an 30-n
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nn5-eo3tt,
ByJAS G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

ByJAS e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
VALUABLE LOTS ON TIL r. ISLAND AT
Public AuCtion.-On THURSDAY AF-
TERNOON, May 18th, a. 6 O'Clock, on the premi-
ses, shall sell Lot No. ~, In square No 263,
situated at the OF 13h street west and south
b street, having d fiont OF 4s feet inches, run
ming back "a feet This is ore Of the most desi
rable building lots fer sale In that part Of the city,
being located on high ground and commanding
a full view Of the Smithsonian grounds and city
generally.
Immediately after the above, shall sell Lot 20
In subdivision Of square 327, fronting 2l feet e
inches on Eleventh street west, between nj aryland
avenue and south street, running back 90 feet
to 21 feet alley.
Terms: One-third cash the residue in 6 and
II months, with interest satisfactorily secured.
med JAS. C.. MCGUIRE, Auct;r.
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SHAD AND HERRING "ALIVE."
DEALERS AND FAMILIES DESIROUs
II OF procuring the best SHAD
or HERRING FOR sailing can
have them delivered at market prices immedI-
ately upon being caught, by leaving their orders
al the Union Land Office, 9TH street above Odd
euo"s Hall, or at the fishing shore adjoining
ae Navy Yard bridge, Washington, where they
can be obtained alive an 20 inns
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pAhODY On HIAwATHA: Plu-rI-bus-
Il tab A Song that's by no author. "a Deed
without name " Perpetrated by J X Phi an.
us DOestleks, r B. illustrated with an immense
number Of outlines In wood, 81, for sale at
TAYLOR MAURY'S
m Bookstore, near 9th st
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EOR RENT-FOR A TERN OF YEARS,
L UNlMPROVED LOTS IN SQUARE NO.
S5.-The subscriber will lease for term Of about
eight years, the Unimproved Lots in square No
375, In the city Of Washington He invites pro-
the whole property, with the privilege to sublet
1t; and II not disposed Of bv that day, he will
then make leases OF detached parcels thereof
Undoubted security for the payment Of the rents,
will be req uired. I'm m2-l2td) R. SMITH
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EfOR SALE.-A SMALL FRAME HOUSE
and Lot cn eth street, between X and l., Lot
fronting 25 feet, with depth Of 66 feet inches
Terms reasonable Location unsurpassed. Apply
to ROBERT. PAYNE, Druggist, corner Attn
street ard Mass. avenue. 1-H
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,Nsw Store.-We call the attention Of readers
10 The new advertisement Of J. l.. Ray i Co.
who have recently fitted up q new store oppo.
slts the Alirich House. They have = neat snl
handsome store, and well filled with choice
soods catalogue Of which can be found in
their advertisement, In an .ther column.
We speik for G,em liberal share of trade as
they ere very fAir and clever dealer. and such
soss q cussomers will be PLEASED aud satisfied
With on better acquaintance. Remember the
place, on Cedar street, opposite the Aldrict
vtoss tbs Amsrc IN flag 10 now waving.
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nssss.--Ths snsesprising Arm Of Higg gins 4
Bro. Of Chicago, ere the only arm In the West
Who psbilsh their own music. Those Wishing
"a order this article viii do we'll TO send their
.dms % gAis Aem and they will b. sure to get
what NY wish. They are also heavy dealers
n Pianos end I'll kinds Of Musical instruments
rhs CAisago 1sw. fress gives the following
notice Of some nsv mssic recently puSlished by
them:
Nsv Ftsmont MsH.--The enterprising mu
s,c Publiahing House Of Higgins Bros. 81 Ran
dolpA eerest, sood - tho following new 'Fremo ri
Mode vhich b elective and popular.
N Dssnsr eftAe Ffes s 'ns aud Chorus IS
cents; words b John q. Whittier; music
FranS Staah.
Cktcago Frsso~t Glee for four voices, IS cts
weeds By John 9. II. Bailey; m lsic by GIN Ca
d..
&c BY "Ssm."
0ive En- Jessie PoLka, IS centa@
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Sam Houston On Secession. Gen.
Sam Houston 10 a recent speech in III.
Senate, said:
,"Ihey tell me tina. if Fremont is elect
ed, forty thousand bayonen,s will bristol
ABOUT the cap'lol-that the South, in fact,
will secede. Mr.. President, | scorn the
suggestion! There will be- neither
brlstling bayonets nor secession. II
Col. Fremon. shall be elected by a ma.
Jorl'y OF the people, though am not his
supporter, shall respect the majority o,
the people; and TO Col. Fremont, as the
chlet Magistrate of their choice, shall
pay my respects and homage"
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M Upton Gu0ris.-This company turned
sut and paraded the streets Of Upton on tbs
lass dAy Of the fair.
In justice 10 thsln We would state that eleven
q Ne number 10 necessarily absent which, of
c,arss, LETT them With ncagre ranks. A. to
thsir appearance and merits, they havs now
shsVa themselves, 90 that people can Judge fer
themsslves Il 10 hoped sooa TO have their
Ia1k, full, % that we msy turn 90 parade with
sixty guns In the ranks.
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ELISAH SELLS, \. A. WATT, D. ,. WAT
SELLS h WATT,

(Ssccessors to r. Jackson e SeIls 4 Hooosr }
WILL continue The forwarding and csO-
w mission business At the old stand Of p.
Jackson and Sell. & Hoover, on Fsont street,
Musca,ine, Iowa.
AGAEA Ro--
Henry Farnam, Esq, Pres' G. 4. l. R.R.
P. jackson. Muscatine; Green Il Stone, do;
Lemp a Sells do, II. &. Rock, Cedar Rapid;
II. Daniels L. Co do; Dauie's J. Brs. Marion,
Walled T. Wild. Mt. Vernon; Forsyth Go.
Pittsburgh; is. Chenoweth. Cin.i Voores q
Richards. do; ID. Jones 4 Co., Chicago, ~;
L. Shepard 4 Co.. Iowa City; W. Daniels
Il Co., do; +. Sanxay, do; Cover, Mygatt
Gally, do; Hull 4 Thompson, do; D. A. Jan.
uary Co. St. Louis: Triplatt Sells. do; Bas
Wiley & Bast, do; Bryant MiltsRberger, do.
Eept II, go, ~ II.
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n An OPEN FIELD AND FAIR PLAY
81 IMMENSE STOCK OF wATCt
4&1k AND
3RWkAAH

No, 2, LIE CLAIRE RO "
T HAvEjust returned from New York with the
i largest and best stock Of ine watches and Jew.
elry ever before offered In this market | have
gold watches from $40 10 $225. Silver do from
SIS to $50. Gold chains foom 81 TO $50 Rings
from Is cents to $50 Breast pins from 81 to $50
would call particular attention to my stock Of
Ladies' watches, which embraces afull variety Of
plain, hunting and enamclled cases, and think
can suit the most fastidious-
In short. my whole stock of clocks, watches,
jewelry, silver and plated ware Ia full and com
plete, and much larger than has ever been brought
to this market; and will cell Wholesale or 70
tail at prices that will defy all competition.
Repairing done az usual on short notice.
Dec eth, 1854. v2nl-n
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la!a Nearly every man or boy who an.
preached, LETT some contribution for them
We saw sturdy railroad engineer, and
nlemen eppy'ng their pocket books.
news boys gathering their coppers into a
convenient heap, kind-hearted citizens
unroiling tills: Everybody seemed
touched oy their silent accomplishing
distress. Now and then we could hear
men saying, There's something fer an
old liner 10 look at! One little ger.
s'eman Of the Buchanan stripe paraded
up ana down tho depot, with an indignant
strut. grumbling and cursing bitterly as
ne would hear some sturdy Fremon,er
say Come up here and see wha, your
party in Kansas have DONE" Il was
quite a scene-al,oge,her.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY,
TT " II 7.~ a n II

1853 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
A II MILLER & Bros, Importers and Man.
n. ufacturers Of, and Wholesale and retail
dealers in Gold and Silver Watches of all de-
scriptions and prices.
Fine Gold Je,cei,y, Coin Siioer and rich PA
ted Ware, and elegant Ornamental and
useful Fancy Goods,
Florentine, Mosaic, Cameo Coral and fine
Gold sets Of pins, Ear Rings, Bracelets, Seals,
Rings and Diamonds. Silver Forks. Spoons
and Plate, Tea Services, &C., of the finest
quality and workmanship at
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
JEwELRy Il any kiLd made to order
A. H.. ~. W. MrLLEa, A. Fl. MrLLER& BRos.
NEWARK, M. }158Lake 81. cor, t.asalie
cas- 6m.) Marine Bank building, Chicago
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DHNyAL STE&NLY :
nr. r Dnnnin.

IRON Muscatine, takes this method to In.
i form the citizens Of Tipton,. that he is now
a the ALpR,cn Housw, where ne will remain
few days to attend to the duties OF his profes.
sion
Being thoroughly acquainted with his pro-
feesion, relying entirely on his reputation ~
Dentist for success, he solicis the pair onage OF
the public. ALL OPERATIONS WARRANTED.
References may be had from the following
gentlemen:
Hon. W. II. 1uthill, Upton, Hon: J. P.
Cook, Davenport, Hoo. A. II. Cotton, Lyons
A. Hoitslander, Esq, Upton; A. Daniels, Esq
Marion; s. s. Daniels, Esq, Upton =. IT,
Taylor, Mnscatine. 81 II.
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The Great Western
GU,THlNG EMPORIUM i

Uuu | lllNu L MUM ii II!
find Merchant Tailoring Establi.hmsni.
n AS Just arrived, and is now opening one Of
= uhe Largest stocks OF Goods in this vicin-
ny, IN the old stand Of Kiser, Crew and Turner.
virgin hseek, where the pEoprietcss Of the
aoevs stand invite the attention of the citizens
" A'p'en anu surrounding country, to an
Examination Of their Stock
before purchasing elsewhere; believing that
sney can effer superior inducements TO all in
want or goods in their line, as their Stock ia
entirely new and Of the latest styles, and
Parehosed Expressly for this Market
Our Stock consists in part As follows: French.
German and American cloths Of superior quail
itles, and Of every color and price OF Cassi-
meres we have large and splendid assortment.
consisting of French and American doeskins,
pom black and fancy, also, fancy Cassimeres
o. every style and price to suit purchasers
Oar Stock OF vestings is large, and consists Of
all the latest styles Of
velvcts, silks, satins, etc,
and OF the best quality. All Of the above goods
VIII De made to order, in style unsurpassed in
the West. Having, at great expense. secured
the best workmen to be had, we feel confident
that orr style Of goods and superior Workm m
stP WIZ MOI IAN 10 piease the most fastidious.
1t is the determination of the proprietors not to
lei any garment go out Of their establishment
that does not give perfect satisfaction. Our
Nock Of Ready Made Clothing :!
is the largest ever offered in this market il cou.
s.sls, in part, Of fine cloth coats. of all colsrs
and prices, Business COTS oil Cloth, Cashmere
and Sainett Of all qualities and styles In The
way OF Over-coats our stock is large and well
assorted, from Satinet. up to fine English
Beaver We have a large assortment of Vest,
OF Velvets, Silks, S,tils, Plush, Cassimere ant
satinetts, OF every style aad the best quality -
We have pantaIoons Of black and fancy Cassi.
mere and Satinett, which for style and textur,
cannot be surpassed west of the Mississippi
| We also have the
Regular Vnlcanized Rubber Coats, Pant,
and Leggings. In the way of Furnishing Good
we have everything pertaining to Gentleman
wardrobe. Every garment sold by us will be
Warranted TO be as Represented.
All we ask is an examination Of our stock an,
prices, as we are determined not TO be undersol,
bv any house in the west 80 IT,
Sept. 1856. CASADA & GILMORE.
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Notice.
Nvl s, MILLER, late of the arm Of Avery,
"a Upham Miller (having dissolved frem
that concern on the 1st Of March last), haa
formed the new firm Of Miller 4 Ror~ds, No. 10
South Water street, Chicago, and having been 10
ortunate a. 10 receive their Spring stock OF
Groceries, in advance Of any other house Ia their
line, induces them to offer their stock for nett
cash, a. lower prices than can be found at any
other house in the city.
Their stock is large, and entirely new, and
consists, In part
1000 chest, Tea, 1000 boxes Glass,
500 baQs Coffee, 1900 kegs Nailr,
500 hhds Sugar, 500 boxes Rsisins,
800 bbls Molasses, 100 Goldfish,
200 Syrup, so Tierces Hake.
Also, n splendid assortment Of Wooden Ware
and Yankee Notions MILLER ROUNDS.
24H Chicago, May 81 1855.
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u, x. ~ u % 90,

=
(Late Gwnes 4 Yoe,J
NO. loe LAKE. STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Importers and Jt,b6ers +
Saddlery Hardware, Saddles,
Carriage Trimmings, Leather, Shoe
Findings, Leather Betting, SC.
ID espectfuiiy Invite your attention to the
IL different departments of our business. aud
from long experience and superior facilities,
trust we can execute orders in the most satisfac.
tory manner, and on the most favorable terms.
TED GOODS.
Our assortment Of siiver and brass plated
trimmings consist OF every article In the line,
and as We are now importing all our English
goods direct are prepared to ofer new induce.
mepts to our customers, Our stock Of staple
Saddle and Harness HardTare
Is unsurpassed by any house in the West and We
feel confident that We can sell at such prices n
cannot fail TO give perfect satisfaction.
Carriage Trlmm ings.
Our assortment in this line il full and CON-
plete, consisting of blue. brown, drab and clarss
sroadcloths; cotton, union, and worsted dam
asks, brocatelle ettAAs coach lamps. curtain
lights and every article ID the line.
Patent and Euameled Leather, Of all colors,
Noble a Hoare's Coach Varnish,an extra
article. Smiths Steel Converted Axlek all sizes
We call the attention of Carriage Makers to
these superior Axles. We sell them at msnufac
turers prices, and are the only Agents.
Leather Betting.
We have the only Agency for Reese 4 Hoyf'
superior Patent stretched and Riveted Leather
Betting. Also, Goodyear's Patent superior Rub
Der Betting and Packing
LEATHER. offer for sale In this depart
ment, Oak and Hemock tanned Harness, Bride
and Collar Leather Hog Skin Seating. Skirtinl
and Pad Skins, Spanish and Slaughter Sole Lea
Their, French. Philadelphia, and Western tanned
Calf and kin Skins Oak and Henlock uppel
Leather, Lace Leather, Morocco, Binding, AMI
Lining skins, with full aud general assortmen
Of Shoe Findiags.
SADDLER'S TOOLS.
We ask PARTICULAR rttention to our stock o.
Tools. They are manufactured expressly for GU
House, and of quality and finish unequalled ,an'
we warrant them. Our prices are as low as
common article Is usually sold for. From deal
ers and manufacturers throughout the countr.
we ask call, and fattcr ourselves that our pri
| ces and terms are such as will command thei
| favorable consideration. 33,6m.
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.Aiamsos + Rapp.-Again we call the atten-
Slon Of dealers 70 the new advertisement of the
above arn. They have now established name
sod credit - Wholesale dealers worthy Of the
confidence and pssronags osCoautry NJ .rchant,
and have the stock on hand to Oil any bill at
Chicago. o. st. Louis prices.
kss Merchants and others give them call
before purchasing elsewhere, aud 1t may be for
their beneat.
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Chicago Advertisements.
rom sersssass Ud a.ii.xps's Newspaper Agency.
Chicago Steam Dye Work

Chicago Steam Dye Works.
WE WOULD Respectfully inform the La
al 1913, South Clark strest, between Madison
and Washington sts.
Fancy Bysiag 1 sesafisg Establishment.
en- Shs wis and dresses are dyed, Cleaned and
restored to their original perfection. Grape
shawls dyed TO any shade; also, lace Curtains
cleaned, bleached. and warranted to look like
new. Orders from the country promptly at
tended to. COOK BROTHERS.
34,3m. 1872 South Clark st. Chicago.
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From the Indianapolis Journal. Of the 20.
A Sight for Buchananites.

We sa y a scene in the Union Depot
yesterday morning, that, we think, preach
Cd more powerful Fremont sermon than
al the e!oquence Of the stump or the
Senate has yet produced. Seated alorg
the wall. on bench, was family OF
thirteen, the father, mother, and eleven
children. weary, dirty, destitute and
wrslched beyeng all parallel in this pros
porous city. AT one end was well
grown boy Of sixteen, without shirt, his
skin blue with cold, exposed. except
whore scanty garments o! thin and coarse
linen covered il. tie had been sick and
was wrapped in coarse coverlet. Near
him SGT y young. woman, sister, with
her husband. She was bare.heaied and
hardly decen,ly covered with rags that
lad not touched water, apparently, since
they were made. A pale and Puny baby
lay in her arms. Three or four little
boys sat next, wan looking creatures, as
white 40 their little wool hats. exec I
where the dirt gave an appearance OF
health TO the flesh.
They were ragged and shivering with
cold. but they didn't speak nor cry; so
utterly unlike the cheeriulness and VI
vacity Of boys were their silence and
Qnistuds, that it made ones heart ache
70 sec them. One Of them once passed
his handle caress,ngly over the face OF the
little baby which lay motionless IN It's
Roshsr's lap, but there was no smile OF
.giimmor Of affection in his pale lace
The mother was bare. headed, unwashed
and pale, 10 were oil the family. She
like her daughter, nurssd little slck'y
child, that lay noiseless, bu. staring with
iss round eyes At the crowd Of phylne
spectators. A son, dressed, or ratbel
uDdrsssed. like all the rest, sat in ,hs
middle, shiyering with chill. III
Nrithed from side to side, and groane'
sometimes. bu. never spoke. The father
. man OF apparently for,y-five years. ha'
sssspt small quill, abou. his shoulders
and either under the cheering influences
Of 20 much greater warmth than The res
enjoyed, or because he felt it incumoen
upon him as the head Of the family, wa
che snly one that spoke while we wer
within hearing. :,
He had been driven from Kansas n
said by the Buchanan men. as SO man
other poor settlers had been, and roboe
of every dollar he had in the world. n
cattle had been stolen by Bulord's thieves
and he expelled from the Territory DC
cause no would not take arms again,
the "trai,or Lane" as the Nnttnet call
h,m. He moved from near Lexington
Kentucky, and his name is hlsch''
They had no property. no money nopF'
Visions, no medic though several !.
them were siek-slnost no clothes.
sorlorn and wreiched family we ncv'
saw, and they were made SO by the II
famous ssounlrels whom the Adninistr'
ton hired % "kansas Militia TO ex
cutetAs Kansas laws. They were o.
Of the productions Of Democratic policy
The spectators contributed Literally
help them on their road to Lexlngto
Mr.. David Hays, Of the city police. g
srted himself mos. efficiently on their b
NAN, snd raised some ten or twelve az
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Hon. ID K. Carter. We'll known as
one OF the most prominent and ables,
Democrats of Ohio, is stamping Illinois
Tor Fremont. Mr.. c. forlnely represen.
ted the Stark Co.. Democracy in Con.
gress. He spoke TO an immense crowd
at Clllcayo. a few evenings since
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Groceries,

Groceries,
1T Who'll ESD LIZ.
The subscribers have now on hand, and are
daily receiving from the East and South, at
No. s FRONT ST, md LEVEE,
burrows New Block) Davenport, Iowa.
large, we'll selected and full stock OF fresh,
Prime Groceries, Mails, Glass, Salt,
Woodsnware, Provisions &c.
which they offer to the trade At Wholesale ex-
clusively. To Retail Merchants, Hotelkeepere,
and others Of the interior Of the State and Neb.
raska, who purchase at Wholesale, We give the
assurance that We will ali their orders and mem
orsnds at Chicago and st. Louis prices trans
portation added.
Merchants, Grocers and Hotelkeepers, doing
business on the line or near the line Of the Mics
issippi & Missouri Railroad, Iowa City. or far
thef West, will fnd 1t TO their interest to make
their purchases Of us, and by shipping their
Goods BY the n. 4 u. Railroad ave 81 miles
hauling by tesms from any other point on the
river Our facilities are OF the first class, and
We feel the most positive confidence, that II you
will give u call, look through our stock, and
learn our prices and terms We shall receive .
liberal share Of your patronage; which II shall
be our aim, by furnishing frst.rate goods .,
favorable prices, and fair dealing, 10 merit and
receive.
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-, Notice the nav card Of Goodrich House
which b now kspt BY Mr. Whittier. We opihe
hs Will become favor.t, host with the travel
Lug community.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under
the name and style Of Sells 4 HOOVER Is
This day dissolved by mutual consent. :. .,;s
The hooks, accounts and business OF said
Sells 4 Hoover are in the hands Of =. Sells TOT
settlement and liquidation.
Sept. II 'bo T r. Hoover
We the undersigned E. SELLS . HOOVER,
..v,n, been engaged in the Forwarding and
60 ion business IN Musca'ine, under me
In .smsa nd style Of SELLS & HocvEs, bave thus
as, sold R.:A.a D. B. Watt, all can.ignnents
aay - so ana merchandise OF whatever character,
s - assigned TO us as ForwaI ding and com nl,sioI
Merchants, including all goods consigned 70
=. p.t.r Jackson 4 II. l. B. oover
ssp,.ii 80. H Fl S HOOVER.