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narrowing.

From an Intelligent observation .oi mat
tsrs and things at Washington City, the
correspondent OF, the N. y. Eusniss Post
is able to make the following satisfactory
rsfeetions:--
ut is surprising what difference has Ia
ken place since the late elections at the
North, in the feelings Of congressman on
the exciting subjects that used to evoke
so copious a flow OF threats and revelations.
Formerly, when Southern men were bois-
ferrous, Northern men were either Tighten
ed out of their propristy OF driven to simi-
lar display of vehemenee. Now. n3t.ith-
standing the prolonged contest in the
House having its origin in the question OF
slavery, both parties, the lion OF the South
and the lamb Of the North, lie down to geth-
err in the most peaceable fashion. Even
their differences are subjects Of good ma
tured comment The North is so strength
ened that il can afford to laugh, like pur-
sy, well-ted alderman. at the occa.i onal
demonstration Of its diminutive opponent.
| And when such man as Shorter, OF Ala
/ bama, proposes to exclude Massachusetts
members from their seats in the House, he
il greeted, not with Indignation, but with
dsrisive laughter.
The general impression is, that after the
extreme p.etensions lately put forth by
Southern members have once been set at
rest BY moderate but decisive legislation,
they will be surprised to lind how little they
had been hurt In the quiet enjoyme ut Of
their local privileges, they will wonder al
their former useless ambition TO impose them
on people outside of their own boundaries
After few more attempts at slavery propa.
gandixing, Il is hoped, they will subsds int
wiser, but not sadder men,"
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Trustees Sale.

xxYHEREAS on The seventh ia. Of January a. ~
w 1854. George Herring, Jr., executed nn'o =.
his promisssry note of that dale, 10, Wy
sum of one hundred and thirty four 6i-iOo uolass'
aad payable on the first day Of November Thereafter,
and whereas sor The purpose Of securing the &
OF said .um ef money the said Y; Hsr,ng - . d.S
on the day afore said exeehts TO the undersigned -
Trustee, deed Of trust, conveying far me pufPyse
Aforesaid, to tho undersigned as such !rusec, w
following pare els of land IN scott county, ioNa,n
wit: The South Westqnartcr ofthe NORTH Wesi 91et
Ter of Section number sixteen, " Io~ asnp -" ~"
Seventy eight {7s) north of Range number iouf
East Of the 9Th principal meridian, containing iorN
acres oilsnd. Aud NOW the said note having peeoihe
due and pay able, and the said &, Herring, nav
ing failed to pay The same |, Andrew J. iames rus
lee as aforessi do srsbs give notice that by virtue
ofthe power which by said Instrument Il Ia me vest
ed viii on "Wednesday the 9Th day Of February, A.
D. 1856. at the hour oftwo o'clock In the afternoon OF
said day hi the Court House door In the city oil Nav
export, expose and Offer for sale the above described
parcel Of land or 80 much thereof as shall be sum
clio nj to satisfy and pay said note with the interest
thereon, to the time OF payment together with . n
costs snd expense attending said sale and Of this no
lice. ANDREW j. AVIS.
Dated January I2th, A. ID. 1856. -dts (l5l
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eos,

The Superintendent oil the Gas works al
81, Louis has pablished statement giving
the reasons for the failure Of the gas to burn
Id that city. He thus accounts for it,
1.-THE gas leaving the works is of rich
aud pure qualify, and reaches the consul
mcrs' pipes a. it leaves the works: but II,
O. hos happened in the extraordinary cold
through which we are going, il comes an
contact with pipes in an atmosphere several
degrees below zero, oils in the gas, and
v hich produce the illuminating power, con-
geal; they are left in the pipes or meter, SO
that The gas which reaches the burner IS
poor, and gives but little light. The cold
also produces very large condensation al
the pipes, and they freeze. We say that 1t
is the oil in the gas which produces the iliu-
minating power In proof, let any person
take candle ii any sort. put it in very
cold place, and il viii give but very small
light; aud il pat in place where the oil in
i, would freeze, it would give no light at
ell Payne's water gas made an intensely
hot dame, which gave but little light: but
the moment he put spirits of turpentins IN
it, it made q gas, for Illuminating power
which cannot be excelled; thus clearly
showing that it is the oils in the gas that
produce the Illuminating power.
| "What has been said 10 regard to the
quality OF the gas to private customers, ap'
plies with as great, il not greater force to
the public lamps. The cold acting directly
on them, when first lighted. the gas and
light are good, but after burning few hours
| condensation commences, and the oil ant
gas separate. and poor gas is burned, and
poor light is given"
There is another item accounted for il
the published report that may prove OF som'
| interest 10 our citizens. 1t is, that wheI
the gas is poor the quantity going through
the meter is much greater, hence the nu
merous complaints abou, large bills til
therefore decidedly to the interest Of con
sumers that the gas be good
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Valuable Real Estate
AT PUBLIC SALE,

pY virtue of order issued out OF the County
DCourt In and for the County of Scott, State oil
iowa, 10 me directed, will offer for sale public
cutlery, in front OF the Court House In the city oi
Davenport in said county, Saturday the ninth d0 y
Of Ft6raarg aSat at one O'Clock r. NJ. III said day
the following property, 10 wit; The north east quar-
ter Of The south west quarter of section eighteen
township eighty tsC) north Of range four ~ east or
the 9Th principal meridian, In said County, contain
Ing ~ acres, having running water and abopt two
acres of timber land thereon, late property OF Luke
Martin, deceased. This 10 most desirable proper.
~ eligibiy situated place OF Paoiic bushes
iIe dubuque road, IL miles north OF Davenport.
Ierms-0ne half in hand, remainder In one year
with inleresiai ten per cent. secured by Deed Of
trust. &c. JOHN HOIST,
Guardian OF james Martin and Charles Martin. mi
nor children of Lux Q Martin, deceased. ~
Davenport Jan 10 1886 dts
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Nationality.

The following extract from some remarks
made few days ago in the House Of Rep
resentatiyes, by Samuel Galloway. one of
the Republican members from ehis, very
clearly defines which party is entitled to be
called National:-
THE gentlemen who are representing
the peculiar Administration of this country,
join with others in characterizing US as sec
tional. Does it become the Pretorian band
of the Administration, which rode into pow
er upon high tide Of popularity some two
or three years ago. and has now dwiRdled
into feeble insignificance-does it become
those gentlemen 70 tannt Us with not or
ganizing this House, Where is the glory
that characterized that Administration some
two years agot Where are the prestige
and the prosperity in which they then glo-
risd1 All, where are theya Why have the
prosperity and power OF that Administration
become - suddenly and sadly obscured!
Has 1t been because your element of nation.
ality has reduced theipower Of the Admins
tration7 If so. can only ask an increase
of that same element, and in short time
the power of this Administration cannot
be either defined or described; 1t will not
be a calculable quantity. And now, Mr..
Clerk, think it is respectful in those Of VI
who constitute plurality in this House, to
ask that we who represent the most pow er.
full constituency and the preponderating
vote in this country, shall choose the Speak
er of this House. have 10 other way OF
ascertaining what 10 nationality, except by
the expression of the nation. These gen
tlemen may be national sr non nations, as
fueas was said to be iacus non iucendo.
But We are national, because we represent
larger portion of the free people of this
nation than is represented by both classe.
of our opponents on this floor. So far,
then, AZ numbers are concerned, We claim
the epithet of national, and SO far as the
great, distinctive. pervading. penetrating
element of al that constitutes our glory
and our grandeur is concern d. Freedom, we
claim to be NATIONAL"
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Nor so Rich The Rev. WIN. Beniar
has recently made statement denying tina,
Trinity Church, New York, is SO INN nse.
ly wealthy as has been generally supposed
Its whole property does not exceed he
Gays, some four millions of dollars; it's an.
nusl income is S54, 7o5; and its gifts, loans
and grants amount to O., 800 600.
The above reminds US of saying st,rib-
uted 10 the late John Jacob As,or. He .sid
1t was very foolish for men to DO desirou,
Of being wealthy, for man possessed of
S5o0,ooo felt as well as If he was rich
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II E.4RD.

by the liberal patronage extended
T. 10 me by The ciIizens Of Davenport since com
eneing bus ness In the city, desire TO return 10
Them one and all my sincere tAaaEs Ind aekaopl
sdsemfats: trusting by careful attention 10 their
wishes and Ia ties, and by fair ana honorable dsa.
% merit their Eind favors and confidence. knowing
the desire AMI want en- the part OF the LADIES for
goods OF the best Styles and 9aaiitiss, shall en-
deayor the coming spring offer for their Inspection
better assortment and class of rich and Gae goods
thaI has heretofore been broughtto the west.
In order 10 make room and be prepared for Inc
spring trade shall from this date offer my goods al
sstrsmsis tor prices and people may stpsef and ssr
as good bargains as can be obtained In any rhKAr
house in the city. Respectfully.
H. Z. WADSWoRTH,
Dealer in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. No. q Maj
:, hafveau Front q Second Jan ID
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TaE INDIAN Walt is an excellent
maxim, When you have nothing to say
held your tongue. Our Secretary of War
is one of the last persons whom We suppos.
ed had shrewdness and caution enough to
practise upon it, and yet he has Just afford
ed an admirable instance OF it, We were
waiting 18th much curiosity to see what re.
ply he would make to the attack on his In
dian war policy implied in the report of the
Secretary ofihe interior. Not having any
thing to say, he says not word except that
the war Is suspended for the winter, bat is
to be resumed in the spring. We hope be-
fore voting means TO carry it on, Congress
will find out what is abont.-N Y Trfb-
a0k
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DETROIT PosT -OTFIoE.-T Detroit
Tribune of the 18th states that within few
weeks preceding that date, the loss of let
ters containing money or drafts, either
mailed in the Detroit Postoffice, or sent to
Detroit from other p,ints, have become
alsrmingly frequent. After mentioning a
number OF individuals and firms who had
lost money, the Tribune says
"There are undoubtedly many others who
have lost letters. These cases came 10 our
notice in conversation with single gem
.leman. They are enough to show how un-
sale It }. to send money through the mails.
we ADVISE no one TO trust hereafter TO this
dangerous medium OF transmitting money!
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EXTENSIVE SwIsDLIso.--A despatch from,
New York states that three exchange draw.
ers OF that city were recently swindled GU,
OF $4,000 by an @np-town" importer. who
obtained that amount on exchange and then
slipped away to Europe.
The same account states that ssindle
mad recently been successfully carried out
asthe West by a person " no had been for
gin2 the aceePtances Of P. T. Brnum,
which ne negQIia.ed and poeke,ed the pro-
eeeds. The amount OF forged paper 10
vsriously estimated at from $4,000 10
$4,000.
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TIE PAPEE PLAsT.--It will be rsm-m.
bered that Mr.. Beaumont. of Grand Co.
Wis, claims TO have discovered plant thar
yields two fbrous produets--one resembling
cotton. and the other fax--thst are psrtic.
ularly well adapted for the use of paper
makers. The Buffalo Daily Exprss, says
that il ''hss given this matter some ,tten
tioh. having submitted specimens Of the far
81 the paper plant to the inspection and
opinion Of practical and experienced paper
manufacturers There Ia no humbug, bu,
much monsy in this discovery. The MIA ~,
grows readily, Is easy OF culture, and si.ld.
Of the asz sbundantiy, cay. from three -
i've tons 70 the acre The product read,
for the mill IL worth a, least eloo ~,
son There is already a field of this Dian,
in process Of cslturs in Wisconsin, from
which We received our samples"
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We stated few days ago that the Pres
ident was having the message printed in the
White House. We have the proof Of the
fact. The cases and stands were moved
from the Union Office and placed in the third
story of the Presidents House during the
night of Thursday last. and the message has
been printed under the eye Of the President,
Mr. Wendell superintendent the fixing up of
the Office in the Presidents house. Vari-
Gus notes in the hand writing of the Presi-
dent were sent to the Union Office during
the night. the contents Of which We will
publish If necessary. Washington Organ
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MONTREAL AND LIVERPOOL The Mon
tresl Ocean Company have given notice
that i've iifst class screw steamers viii form
the line between Montreal and Liverpool.
The steamers are named North-America,
ADglo.SaxoB, Indian, Canadian and Sardin.
ian. The vessel first named 10 to leave
Liverpool on the 23d of April, and after.
wards the arrivals and departures at and
from each city will be semi-montkly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-19

4 bill is pending in the Legislature oil
kentucky, providing for The recovery of ex-
emplary damages from persons who shall
kill or wound other persons in duel or an
afiray. The bill looks to the relief Of the
wife, children, or other heirs, of the person
SO killed, b. requiring the payment Of sum
sufficient 10 keep them from want, and thus
in some measure to atone for the bereavs.
me ut sustained.
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The Tribune. Press, Journal, Zeitaag and
Democrat. Of Chicago, have by mutual agree.
Inent advanced their rates of advertising.
The Journal, 7ribuae and Press, have also
agreed upon q uniform rate of su description,
the price OF three daily papers in the city,
being now $500 per annum, or fifteen
cents per week The price OF the Times
has also been advanced to SEQ per year,
or l2lz cents per week
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The ST. Croix (Minnesota) Union says:
We saw an icicIe yesterday down at Nc.
hnsiek's mi!i-racs. which was eighteen or
twenty feet long, and in some parts between
four aud five feet in diameter. II was the
king Of icicles.
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w. V. N. Livingston, specimen Of do
sayed New York aristscracy, and descended
from one Of the "f st families" has been
arrested for series OF swndling operations.
he has spent large fortune, and has for
some years lived by his wits
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The Pittsburgh Chronicle claims that the
revenue Of the Pennsylvania Railroad ex.
ceeds hat Of The New York Central by a
fraction oser per cent, and that Vi the
New York and Erie by 8 % per cent.
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SuTFocATIos IY CHARcoAL.-The Boone
Co. (lnd.) Ledger, states that three inter
ssting young ladies, on going TO bed a.
Mr.. Hunts, near North Salem, Hendricks
county, few evenings since. took vessel
of live charcoal into their bed room, aud on
the next morning were all found dead.
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Lots In East Davenport
To Joiners and Cabinet Mstsfs
paD NATE

A Door sast q Blind hsnatsetofs !. tLs tAi :. .
"A ytnport, with Steam EHFne u hilssa h'T
power, Double Fiae Boiler, three eirssia sass
gsthor with planning, plowlng, FatelliIngf !ensnAi
mortisiDg and boring machines, I'll comhIr's y :
excellent situation for sivr bsiidsF- cabinet 4-N
or the manufacture ofagnoultgral implements ~.
WILDE sold low with leass on the ground iof ai'
years II applied for soon TO
GEO. h.. NtCkOlht
,eptos dtf General and AgaB..
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ExTkAoHDrsAEY.-New Orleans papers
oil the lst contsin accounts Of a man being
Jr0s'sn to death in the vicinity Of Csrroll,on
few miles from the city.
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The Scientific American says that pen.
Gil which would give black stroke and
inscribe indellble characters upon paper, 30
as to supply the place of pen and ink, would
make fortune for the inventor. II has no
doub, such an invention will yet be made.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-19

TIE LATE SToRA Accounts say thai.
the late storm extended from North Caro-.
lima to Halifax. Its range eas, and west
has not been determined.
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The London Neass says strong and earnest,
applications will be made to Parliament. to
Psss restrictive liquor law similar 10 that
OF Maine
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-19

The Know Nothing State Conventioa. of
Connecticut have nominated William Minor
for Governor and Albert Day for Leuts nan,
Governor
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[. O. O. f.

The members OF state Eaeaappent No. ,, I. y. y
n, are requested to meet at Odd Fellows Hall OF
Mouaa, eve&Ing. Jan'y. asi at6l O'Clock +. NJ, ~
| busin 81 imEonahee Is 70 be transacted
q, ordsr ct The EncS mpmeGt.
i. Il. HoogwAgD, Scribe.
JaE, IA I-sGsC.t
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Naliainua Notics /.

Rev, IaoxAs PowxLL, Of Ills, will preaeh every
evening this week At O'Clock, and also on Sabbath
next at the I'd Bspti Church, coruer 9Th and Irads
SITS uAS enpott, lsth jan, ioSo.
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NOTICE..

The Ladies' Relitt society Of davenport viii meat
.. The COON aiihe Congregst ionsi Church
on TUESDAY evening Aext at Ct o'clk. The gentle
men Of Davenport arc also requested 10 attiead
d.3f .E
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Benjamin +. Lennon. the beautiful bow
who carried off the prize at the Boston Ba.
by Exhibition, died few days ago, aged
five and half years.
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Number of Hogs killed in the city Of Gin
cnnati and vicinity, up to the 9th day of
January, 1856, PSF $40. Reported by Isaac
r. Vanausdal-C Cincinnati Times.
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a CHEAP HOUSE.

THE House and i"t on Sixth street s'Ne'"N '-
i and Ma rrIson, pr.ts $500.
A Lot
GA the Railroad, adjainine tn bsp"t, 10 ls4'' +.
ten years. NJ by $50. The very Ce,t ~, ." ="
Railroad GEORGE l.. NiChoLLs,
corner OF Main sad Second stree
Jan. 4. IrsG Davenport.
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Elder J. HARrZELL Will deliver the last lecture OF
his series u, Christian Chapel on Sunday evening
next. subject, " Does the bible justify War;
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-19

The vegetable and animal products OF
the United States for 1855 are estimated
o. about three thousand millions of dol lars.
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Nsssrs. HULL 4 PARISH have This day been APP
poinied Agents for u lNirkn sTAass karRSss Con-
PASv la davenport. Jan l1-llS
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concluded as follows:

"Ths Grand Lodge soon returned, and
subsequently the lodge was addressed by
brother Wahbah- Goosh, Chief of the Sew
en- Nations, who was present in his official
costume, and had watched the proce ceilings
Chief spoke partly in English and partly in
German, expressing his delight at what he
had observed, and his best wishes t the
prosperity Of the Lodge. He afterwards
conyersed fiuentiy with some Of the mem
bers in French. aud it is said he speaks two
or three other European languages.
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TO THE LADIES.

NIISs 4. STALK would respectfully announce ~
l the aides OF Davenport that she 10 now prepsr'
ed 10 who de sire the services Of ad eSpe rien
cr,Iana practical D0ESk MAkEn
and she Ill learn any the art ofcutting and htng
far themselves scientific principles, that they
may never require The services Of another person in
this art All work Warranted TO 1T or no charge
For further particulars enquire Of her personally
House COZ xHi nj iynya sis.new white frames with
a yv,.u d.v. Jyu. 3 DIFF
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IMPORTANT MEMS 70 THE LADIES!

/, &ust- e shin. fS9sA. base Bonnet
1 an, 4she. a. h'r fenGs would do well TO call
ii lae ~ .,,,
Paris IL New York Millinery and
Fancy Good Store,
g1,1,,,e dc, " II had the best assortment and
Cheapest III the City.
- Also, u teaHiiiiti assortment OF
Childrsn's aaa Iuianls White Aerino LIN
hroidsred riooas aad Jockey Caps,
Laai.s aul Misses Merino and SILK Quilt
Cd HOODS, 4.ioboas, Velvet and
IaoAals Head Dresses. Large stook Of Ribbons
Satins. Silks, vslyots, Flowers, Feathers, &c.
a general assortment OF Millinery Goods,
Fancy Goods,-A large assortment Of Needle
Work Collars, Under Sleeves, Hdk0. Embroi-
deri,s, Embroidery and Knitting Cotton,
Embr ,iiery Silk, L,nen Floss, SILK Worsted
and Linen Braids, Cord and Tassels Git BLK
and Glass Dress Buttons, Coarse, Fine and
Round Comts. Hair AMI Tooth Brushes,
Tapes, &c. &C.
All OF our Goods will be sold al
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Very Cheap at the
Paris & New York Millinery 4 Fancy
Goods Store,
Conner "a Third and 8rHOy sSS.,
ap0ft. .iefg9ttI w. b. NiCHoi.S.
n. MarSH.s an. ssauilins far RraidtDg and En-
Js,n.- To orde
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J. C. THONPsONs MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Commercial Building, Brady between

rTHIsinsti,ution presents superior facilities to gem
ilsmen DESTROYS of obtaining practical business
education. The course Of study embraces Single and
Douole-entry Book keeping As practically applied
TO ill kinds of business The school Is In continual
session, and students being instructed Individually
and not In classes, they may enter sny time. For
Particular address the principal by letter or other.
wise and receive circular. J. {. THOMPSON
Jan II d3ms
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FAMILY GROCERY

THE subscriber has opened stock Of Grocerus in
his house on Perry betsesn Second and Third sis ,.
which he will 10 be ai the very best quail y,
and which nc viii sell as low en- be pr asei else
who're.
Gig AIRS.
choice totGi cigars Just received and "a. .aIs os
al Wholesale and retail c. NJ. PECK.
UaXenpnfi. bee e. ln.A dir
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B.. PARKKa,
B. & C. PARKER,
CITY OYSTER SAl.OON,
l., p~nn, StrooY 4 naara Wset nf Rrady

On Front Street. ) Doors West Of Brady.
HAVISG lifted up and furnished the above named
Saloon in goo order mewill spare no pains In
giving satisfaction to those Who may favor US wilma
eall.
Choice Fruits, ConIeetionatier Nuts 4 G. constant.
IL OF hand. NOV. - 1893 al