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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-20
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GLOUCESTEl

DEMOCRATIC MEETiEG IN GLOUCEST Err.
At a meetiag CT The Democratic party of Gouccs
ter courty hold at the Court House, on Monday, the
:.h Of May, 1885, Court day., on motion, Richard p
Jones called to the CnaIr, ana ihoHas u RoDlns
appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained
by the Chairman TO be the appointment of delegates
to represent the Democratic party OF Gloucester in
the District Convention. to be held in Hampton on
the 18th May for the purpose of appointing delegates
&c, 20 represent the District in the Democratic Ma
tionul Convention in Cincinnati in June next,
On motion of John ". G. Catlett, Esq, it was
Resolved, That The Chair appoint twenty-five dele
gates to represent the county in the said Hampton
Convention.
(which number, OH suggestion, was subsequently,
enlarged by the meetInGl
Whercupon the following gentlemen were appoint
ed delegates, Juo W & Catlett, VIM B Taiialerro,
Rowe, j G. Field, Joel Hays VIM Freeman, p +
Tabb. C w Montague, Joel Thomas, Caleb Leigh,
Warner Roane WIN FAIRY, 7 Haywood, 7 5
Taliaferro, J l. Deans Ransone White, John l. Hib.
Bile, c c Curtis Colin Clarke, Jno Ryan, lhos B
Booth, j Raytop Ro X Berry, Jno Sinclair, jir, DR.
Jno X Page. Thos B Armstead, Jno w Fuller, Wm *
Perrin, A b Ballour. Ru Robins, Edwd Rowe, WIN
II Massenburg, Jno Mason james Barron. James
Johnston DR. B Cary, VIM Seawell, B B Duton,
John Chrismond, Jas Dabney, w I Cook and VIM
p Smith. :,
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were add
ed 10 the above delegation.
Col. E. 7. Montague Of Middlesex being present,
was called on to address the meeting, and though
excusins himself fr"sa making spesch submitted
a few clear, forcbe and appropriate reInarks
The following resoluti"n offered by Warner L.
Jones, ESQ, was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That in the opinion OF this meeting, the
Cnc:nuati Convention should select man a. can.
,Iidne for the Presidency who is not fully identified
with Us Oh the ISSUES involved in the recent Nebras-
kn.Kausns question. This is alike demanded by the
b.st interests IF The South and measure of jus
fire to our friends from the slaveholdng States,
who so noby stood by the Constitution il defence of
our rights, in that important struggle.
On motion Of WIN. g. Taiaferro, Esq, it was
Resolved, Thata committee of five gentlemen be
appointed to procure subscribers to the Campaign
Enuuirer and the Campaign Argus.
Under which resolution, the following were ap-
pointed the committee:
VIM. b. Taliaferro, DR.. John Il. Page, John L..
Hibble, Ralph Rowe and Thos. K. Haywood.
On motion, it was
Resolved That the Richmond Enquirer and Ex-
aminer aud the Norfolk News and Southern Argus be
furnished with the proceedings OF this meeting and
requested to publish them
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
RICHARD Z. JONES, Chairman
Taoe. e. ROBINS, Secretary.
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FARM FOR SALE.

rTrR .or sale my estate called White Bank, ly'
|. On tee Mattsponi river, in King William county,
Gns mile from the Court. house White. Bank IL ut
ii Of steamboat navigation, and opposite the village
,sr;cr. from which place boat runs regularly TO
|, and IL facilities for shipping grain are unrivslled
Nm. bv survey 6Sl acres, about $50 Of which arc in
.,on ali har. been thoroughly marled from exten.
Nj hanks on the place The remainder Of the land
,r ,,noered aud offers grea, Inducements for cut.
vi wood Tor which cash can be obtained ON the
-. inc river The mari banks are easy OF access,
MAN an inexhaus,ible supply of the best decom-
r,jcnre5us mari, which yields, BY analysis, between
"a rer cent of nearly pure lime. The buildings
n dwelling house sufficient for the acceminoda.
large family barns, stables, quarters &c, and are
good repair, some OF thepi having oeen recently
T5a land bss been workedfur upwards OF ten years
I'VE asd system, and is in high state ot improve
.a,oa will be given in the fall in time seed acrop
eat For further particulars nddress the suoscroer
-; John COOKE.
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JOHN e. GEORGE GIBSON,

RICHMOND, Va,
AVlSG extensively fitted up their establishment
with the latest improved machinery, are prepared
;a!.- al short notice and reasonable terms, all
|, os portable finished Carpenters work, such rs
liz.
3.a, Saa3 en-, Doors, of al, varieties.
ss., aasi:s!.s, Porches, Verandaha, Balconies
.ae-' Co'lce Nouidings and BracketS Of al sizes
....-a2s o; ell descriptions
s-'5;rc1, Ih toourds, Ceiling boards, &c, &c.
~! vi make estimates for work to plans furnished
a deliver ii al their factory at the estimated prices
.e!s respectfully solicited. Jan 26-ctf
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TUESDAY MORNING, co.

the incorporation of the principle MS wrony-for that
would not prevent lis being law if were there nor
would the abooniss in pro:i.ing by the law regard
the protest The true position for the South to take
the position of principle as we'll us of policy-s to
deny that squatter Sovereignty is sanctioned by the
Constitution, by the Kansas bi by any usage or pre-.
cedent of the government by reason right or neces-
stiythat all these are against it, and that the South
resist oil and any such attempts sat every hazard and
TO the last extremity"
Does the Wig CONCUR with the Vrginian, or ap-
prove the platform
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THE QUARTERLY Law JOURNAL.

We have omitted thus lar 20 notice the April num-
Der of this periodical not from any lack of interest in
the success Of the enterprise, but tor other reasons
which will readily occur to the readers OF daily pa
per- We take pleasure in laying before them the fol-
lowing handsome tribute paid to the Journal by one
of ts Northern contemporaries, the american Lam fe'
custer. As we have remarked before there seems 10
be growing interest at the North IN relation 10
Southern publications which is Indicative OF "oe'
ter state Of things" to Southern authors and publish
ers than has heretofore existed:
From the American Law Register
THE QUARTERLY LAW JouRsAL: A. Is. Guigon, Ed
itur January and April, lSot j. w. Randoiph,
Books.lIer, Richmond, Va.
We always hail with pleasure new fellow aborer
in the legal field The number Of the profession is so
large. the districts of country in which they practice
so Widely extended, and the demand for books and
reports 80 constant and so earnest, that whenever
new book or a new periodical is presented, We are
reioiced TO zee it, fully believing that it can accom-.
plish much good. In our experience Us editors ot
legal Journal few things have been more gratifying
than the deep interest taken Judges ana practising
lawyers in the success and character ct our work.
The nctua aid in the shape o varied and Interesting
contributions important juuicial determinations dis.
eliminating notices Of bvoks, valuable practical suS-
eestions and able ddacac discussions III !eadnS ar'
ticls has been constant aud Of innense value " our
readers. Aud we do not permit ourselves 10 douol o
that the same kindly aid will be extended to the new
Legal Quarterly, which has been given to the pro-
fession by Mr. Guigon.
The numbers before Us are certainly attractive 70
any educated aud we'll read professional man. as eJn
tainiug sound and discriminating leading at'iclea ere.
carefully selected and well decided cases which The
brpn adiudicated both abroad aud at nome. ine
,ars fo. tint II seems to be more particularly adapt
ed tn Virginia, does not detract from ilS uee anu
a,ns ossyhers as Virginia is governed by the same
law which extends over so Is S
ouf .am the common law in all the other States,
is sGss equ"y yrsprudeaes .p is inherited from England
Ws ihiuk the April number the more practically
u.ef of the two. practising lawyer, as contain.
more matter that is really Of every day use, than
.bs 6r.t number The interesting Discussion on the
masters liability for his servants act, and the well
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-20
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

ANa"Af IRON the subscriber, on Friday, the Both
November, negro boy by the name OF PHILLIP
o0y Is ap"G Ia years OF age five feet three or -four
Fs hish r";Ger thck set about The color OF ginger
lul isee and large cycs; has hsais OF roihng his
l;iAosi is ll;tle inclined TO swagger and drug his
= hen waiSins He is carpenter by trade, was born
assea IN Niclmoni Virginia, aud will perhaps, try TO
{ % Ss way 20 that place.
~ s'Te tn" above reward for his apprehension and
ery 70 me- for his confinement in any JAIL to that
MN E. COLBERT,
fc -c,f NowRern n q
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JORDAN, A HARD ROAD TO TRAVEL.
The Wig is condemned to the unsratefai task OF
publishing letters from gentlemen who refuse to serve
on the Fillmore and Doues0a EectoSal Ticket. IN
It's Saturdays issue Mr.. Samuel Price OF areenorer
and Mr.. John d. Stsrrett Of Rockbridge, decline the
compliments Of the Stsunton Convention. MIR. JAS
W. Sheffey does the same thing through the columns
Of the Wytheville Telegraph.
If these gentlemen mean to support the Know
Nothing nominees, why do they shrink from an &C.
tive participation in the canvass The obvious an
swer is, that Jordan is hard road to travel" The
stripes which the supporters Of Fillpors and Don
elson must suffer in the coming deter them
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To The Central Comm;ttse of The Amcrieaa Pa,',s
Gentlemen: see from the published prnar"dirr.
Of the Convention Of the American pnrfy he'd NJ
Sauntou, the 9Th in.t, that appoited yIec'rg
for Greenbricr Senatorial district nnd an n"; q
that party, but sril! Wing, must decline ~: AZ
puIntrnent. l signify my determination 1T oncu ;aat
another appointment mny be made.
On account of Mr.. Fnmors's nigh national c0n-
seryatiYe character and strict dev oriun the Cu:s
tion expec; TO cast my Individual vote for hin.
which should 20 ii nominated by either party hut
do MT expsct To- minGe further in the psriz All s,e
of the contest.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
SAMUEL. PRICE
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AMERICAN HOTEL.

RiChM'jND, va
SG .as,criber respectfully informs his friends and
;as .sc generally. that the American Hotel is now
re2G-s M iuruished, aad will be open for the re
Ioa o; sue, On the ars. dag OF May next. He hopes
attention every department to give satisfaction
ps:roEs JNO J. BROWN,
Late OF the firm of Denne S Brown.
: The services III an experienced Ostier have been
I'd 20 s.yernread the stable attached othe Hotel
4 p yyr:v J. J. B.
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NOTICE.

NV! negro men name DAVID, sometimes called
la ,;'a ~. CHARLES. LEWIS and LEE, ,whora9'
Eer, -. h October, 1865, are yet at large. Sec ad
mi W y. ,fSt date Ii. the Richmond Enquirer, Elk.
Foo. ny Dispatch, which will give description OF
III" "e"iii give an additional reward OF FlF'
i, -'S 80; ior the delivery of either of them TO us,
nka ~. "heie we can get them, or two hundred
Out OF the State of Virginia.
v" JONES d SLATER.
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1IAISISIED.

MARRrEp on the morning OF Tha sday, The i5h inss
Rev Mr. Woodbridge, PETER D. McklhEEY E-q, %
sARAH A. daughter OF late james Lyle, OF CHss:a1'
held.
sYPesersburs and st. Louis papers aopJ.
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srpEn nUOSrusTE oE LIME

"t4HG made arrangements with Prof Mapes for
. 'i' Ss!e OF his Nitrogeuized Super Phosphate Of
/ / az manufacturers prices. we confidently recon.
our farming friends, believing to be superorto
Row i'll use Having seen its good effects last
eo' aud having heard much of It's good effects,
eoh:rsied to bclievei superiar 20 Guano not be.
.aeses better crop the hrs, year after ap2lca.
~ ~ :Ieacs: Of ie durability, faYng in i large pro-
" Ioae d.st For sale bY the top, or bag.
,,,, EAKER e. PLEASANTS.
= Ell Corner OF Franklin and Union sfs
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C0-PAIsTNERSNIP.

.,uhusrssncd have this day entered into co-part.
], 'aip un':eE the style of SrEARHS, BRUMMEL
Of the old firm return their thanks TO their
sn s,s S' The support which they have received for
pes fass that 1t will be continued TO the new
s,ist hense!vcu that every effort win be made to
'~s"oa FRANKLIN STEARNs,
\ % JOSEPH BRUMMEf,
-c!m PHINEAs THURSTOG.
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considered opinion of Mr.. Jus.icn M.,.lb -, .ro
privilege ut the Confessional deserve a.n,f, nrir,
and conmeniation We give the Onarreriv :. g,
Journn! hearty welcom. into the rank, Of !. ,al
Journalism; ana prsn,ak for Il from prof ssf,rai
brethren that Candid consideration and ius, I,.,.i
which never fails TO be accorded To rneri,, wr.rS
presents itself 10 our learned profession in ,hs Meg
SAINT garb Of really useful nublirn'jon
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To Tie Editors oE Lde w.

To Tie EdIE0fS u lNe T1NIg
LEXINGTON, May j.. lS5i.
l see that | am appointed an ec;'iOr frr Rock.
bridge county. By The Know Nothing Couvtn,iar,
lately held Mt Staunfou. desire TO 20 th:nngh hit
canvass, rs heretofore, in an humble why shr!! 10
what can for Fc,"rs: bat being n National in,e,.
grncer "uld liue Whg," | will not So iar endcr 6
Fillmore as to identify myself with any new organ.
zation. Yours, resp"ctfnly,
Holm n STERPpTI
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p,ITr,topC NJ - c,r.

BALTIMORE. May l7.--Sale. o! Hover .trael
and City Mills Flour at s6 to 81 ~! Family 5. 70
81 25. Red Wheat 81 81 to )! 81; White :! ~ 20
81 So lot Of 2,'OU bushels of very prime brogfnt
81 75 White Corn I3 TO i7 cts yellow, ~ 10 v.'--
Oats SO to a. Whi-key 26l 10 q CT.
Reef cn,tle continue 10 come forward freely
The offerings at The scales yester'iay were $50
h.nd, 4ltO of which driven 10 Philadelphia.
IS To- Washington, aud the balance i375 hcnGi ware
sold to Baltimore butchers he bulk at pric's rafy-
,ny from to s. n the hcof, equal 10 81 :
,5 nett, and averaging 81 - gross. enull ol Il
extra h.if.rs sold at sj ": the hcof. The uY,c
age rate OF the sales I2 c-n:s per pound. n,.w
the average on last market day. II! supply OF hDa,
is less abundant and prices have improved. S1ce
were made ut 81 81 Is Per LOO pounds Shop
are plenty. and have undergone further decline IL
prices. Tile sales were made at 81 IS 81 IS per
l0J pounds gross.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-20

THE SOBER SECOND rHOEGHT.-The Mcs'
sechusttts and Pennsy ylvunia krow- Nothing Coz.
ventiuns have ench sustained tke nomination Ct F.-
more and Doneson for President aud Wee Pyes!d. t
Of the United States. In each case the mirnr'sy
Withdrew and we presume will go over to the B.ac-
Republicans, where they belong.
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COMMISSION HOUSE.


AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
JE the sale OF country produce generally, and mer
shsndise--wiil also give prompt atenuon 70 ,Sr
Ecg goods and manufactured tobacco, &c store NO
!.asLrook Street, near tho Hotel. and recently oc'
i by Mcssrs WATKINS, SON co: They will also
at City Point, for the transaction Of any business al
IN I'm retirlnp from the Commission business, we
raly recommend to our old friends and patrons our
i. Messrs. GARLAND & LESTER, who will occupy
.se formerly occupied By US, rs attentive reliable
-, men. believing that they will give satisfaction
who may conide their business with them
3Oth, 1856. WAlhlNs' Gun w.
;.dersiyusd are the Agents for the sale of FAIR
| PATENT PLATFORM SCALES and s. c HER.
PATENT FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOFS SAFES;
.. the best Farm Wagon ever sold in Virginia,
! :. tn, wci known establishment Of CLUTE e. REA.
{, schenectady. New York, for all of which they will
,ea.ed 70 -e":.ve o.derJ from their friends in the
49,; GARLAND e. LESTER.
h GARLAND, ,!o,c Of Lynchbnrg) r. +. LESTER.
g.
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:uERREAN STOCK DEPOT IN RICH.

he Proprietor seeing the need of an establishment
whsg" ;Own aud cOuatry operators Can obtain Da-
III" arces manuacto,y in New York to be supplied
Amh:oype ard Daguerrean Stock OF every descrlp'
being eilowei commission he can furnish it at the
York pEice. Hoping the operators OF Virginia and
u Carolina vii! the convenience of such An estab'
cu: The proprietor hopes to receive orders from ar.
naa.r.llv On hand nnd for anlr
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10 attention o; operators IL called to new article o
e Convex Glass, cheaper and better than fiat glass.
17ie'- accompanied with the cash, will meet with
:pi attention. OSBORN'S GALLERY,
I'll aJ- c9rn Richmond Va
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ST. LOUIS, MAY l7.--rhere we're pinety patients
in the hospital wheu it was destroyed hy Ii. d
few days ago. They were all saved but one. tns
loss il about sl0D 900, and the insurance $4,000.
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THE RICHMOND. ENQUIRER.


BY RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAVANF'
.>>|~~>~~>>~~>~c~@>>~>
WIN F. RITtHlE ROGER A fRioh' h'l iof,s.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1885.
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tive would desire to know, the views aud wishes of
the constituent body, That the Democracy Of this
District prefers that of - shall be selected
by the Convention at Cincinnati as the Democratic
candidate for the office OF President of the United
States at the next election.
Mr.. A. Jones, of Chesterfield, moved to lay the
resolution on the table.
The last motion was at length, sustained by Messrs
w. A. Cccke and Jones of Chesterfield, Glenn. White
and Caskie OF Richmond, Amber of Louisa, and
opposed by Messrs. r. B. Heath, w. F. Watson and
Aylett, of Richmond aud Chastsin White of Han.
over
The motion to lay on the table was carried by
large majority. =
SIXTH DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Proceedings Completed.
On Friday afternoon, in Metropolitan Hall, the
Convention proceeded to the appointment of dele
gates to tha Cincinnati Convention.
Mr.. James H. Cox nominated Henry L. Hopkins
and James a. Ssddon, and moved that they be nomi-
mated by acclamation.
Mr.. w. A. Cooke moved that, in accordance with
resolution adopted in the morning, the vote be to-
ken on each name separately.
Mr.. w. F. Watson nominated Alex. R. Holiday Of
Henrico.
On motion of w. F. Ritchie, the vote adopting in
the morning the resolution just above referred to,wGs
reconsdered and the Convention determined to vote
for tco delegates at the same time.
Mr.. n. +. Bowe seconded the nomination Of Mr..
Holiday.
Mr.. W. B. Newton, Of Hanover, nominated Robt
w. Hughes.
Mr.Tyler, OF Hanover, seconded Mr. Hughes no.
minaiion.
A vote WAS then taken, by counties, and resulted
follows in the selection of Messrs Seldom and
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NEW YORK MAY E.-F.our is higher sses os
State brands at S. to 81; Ohio So 81 stanGard
Southern rs Granis Unchanged Stock. sre Gull
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY Is, 1856.

The Convention re-assembled.
Mr. Pryor, from the committee on resolutions, re-
ported the following resolutions ms the unanimous
sense of the committae
/. Resolved, That this Convention re.afirm the
principles embodied in the resolutions OF the late De-
Inccratc S,atc Convention.
2 Resolved, That the principle heretofore ncted
uuop Of recurring d tro-tkuds vote to make Donl-
nation by the National Convention, just and wise,
and should not be departed from Oh any preext what
ever. a..
3. Resolved, That il is the sense OF this Conven-
,;on tim, the vote of tie State should be cast at the
CINCINNATI Convention, in accordance with past
usages.
The question was put, and the resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
Mr.. Glenn White Of Richmond, moved that the Con.
venon proceed to the appointment Of delegates to
the Cincinnati Convention:
Mr.. r. 6. Heath OF Richmond, moved the adop-
,ion of the following resolutions:
Resolved Without desiring or intending to bind
the delegates from this District to the Cincinnati
Convention by positive Instructions to prevent tho
exercise of intelligent discretion on their part but
to give expression to, what every honest represents
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SIXTH DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The motion to lay on the table was carried by a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14
kssksk, ~. Dss Meanss 4 Miaasseaa
RAlkn0AD OpMpANy.
0tOvO
Sept. I, l853---d4viy
PENNS YLvANIA 1AILROAD.
~

THRk daily fksss9E zrslss !. sss~ssn fNii.Se,.
phis nA ntAbusG--1m nossno NAn TaAfs
leaves Phila1slphiA for PitAbsrg ss u A. NJ, asd
Pttsbarg for Yhiia1slphia st IA. N. Tss HAss
Lr1s leaves PhiiaAslpbia Tor Pit'sbnrg ., ! ?. n
Tns Nisas kxSasse TaAn leaves PhiisdslpAia Ter
r.h6rg q II ?. n, and Pittsburg for FAiladsl-
phia st y ?. n.
The sbqvs lines ssasest - PitsssnrR visA Eail-
roads 70 aaA fron 81. Louis No.; Altss, Oslsns
and Chicago, III frsnkfsrd, Lsxis xts. and Lon
isviile, Ky. Terre Hau.s, Nadisea, Lafayette aad
Indianapolis, Ind. Cncinnad, Dayton, Springfield.
Beilsfoniaae, Saadssky, folsAo, Cievslaad, Colsm-
bus, zAsssilis naasilioa aeA -. OAis alss,
with the 6tsan Packet Bsaas frsu asd 10 New o..
leans, 6t. Louis. Lsuisvilis, ed Ciacinnasi.
Through Tickets ean b haA v Or from either n
the sbose plaoss.
Sos fsrthss pastisslars - Haad hills q ths df.
ferent seartisg pstnes. PasssaesYs fr>n ~ We,
Will sn9 tAA The shertest aad nest sxpsAitoss
roats y PhiladslpAia, Baltimsss New York or Bss-
ton. THo6. A0Ok4,
Asss., Rasssngsr Lnes, rhilsdslpAia.
j. AE6kIMKN,
Agsst, Passenger ksss, If,,sbsre.
Feb. I. 1AAk. --fv
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fAR0Ak 4 MAINEx,
Aeskok RiA0iag and Flooring mt11, !,
Corner ~ y sad kt96 Hs., sssy tAs KcekSk sa1
Cerf Des Mosses RslrOsd Depot,
nEALERS In Lumber is the rough, naa ufsotur-
II sn Of Doors, ShuttsTs, Biinds, Sash. Door snA
Wtndow Francs. Moulding sf every siss asd pat
tern, Flooring. WsatAAr Boarding, shelving, AAn-
tlss, Base, Plasters, and Chain Pump Tsbins.-
Piassd and matched Lanbsr from " - inchss il
width.
large assortment II the above named articles
eonstantIy on hand.
Planning aud saving done to order on short notice.
atreAsonsble prices, and warranted to please.
Observation-Disclosures paid 10 filing orders for
country buiidings complete.
kookuk jaw 9-ikvtf
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REMOVAL.
j. q. Bernard & Go.

II AVE removed their Store from the old stand to
UsioS Block, bctwcen 9Th and 7th streets, ON
Main, where they oGsr for sale ~ cheap a. the
shsapsrt, general assortmsntef
0Aoe, saddle anA oaArnoos Leather.
ossmslled sad Patent l.eathsr, Rnansllsd Cloth.
Trunks, carpst-BAgs, Fly-Nsts, Whips snd WHIP
knShea.
Also, general assortment Of
sADDLENT HARDWARE,
6a4disry Hardware, vs In the Rastssn nas.
kst, anu for sale at st. Louis prices
They have on hand and ars constantly nsav-
eeotsring Of the best aAteriais SAddles Bdlss as1
hansss'of every description.
The above assslss viii ~ sold st Wholesale err
talI - anifoEn pricss.
TAsss wanting anything IN oar line will Do vel
- ealI aad sxAnins orr stock hsfoes bayise - ~
intend to give eli, the worth ef their nsnsy.
The AiSAsst psiss viii - paid in easA fer uiAss
J.. o. BERNARD 3 co.