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REAL EsTATE, INsURANCE.
AND
EXCHANGE AGENCY,
Cor. FiffA and Main sta .......... ..-....KEOKUE

EXCHANGE AGENCY,
Cor F0fA and Main-sis-............. -....KEOkUE.
fire, Marine, ana Life N savaness
MERcH ANTS FIRE AMARINE IN 8. co,
OF Philadelphia. Capital $500 600.
STATEMUTUALfIREAN AND MARINElNs. co.
OF Penns wanna. Capital $3.50 900.
coNNEcTIcIT MUTUAL LIFE ms CO.,
MASSACHUSETTS, MU9uAL LIFE ms. CO.,
OF Springfield. Capital 4loo 900.
Z. c. A. 6IkIBLkN Agent,
july75d Corner 9TH and Main-sts.
x kOkUK MARlNE HNsUK ANCA. o
Capital, $500, 900.
s1NHlkCompanyi 10 prepared TODD aMArineInsur-
i Ance business. Cargo riakstake en- atcustomary
rates ,andthe usaa lCash faeilitissextendedt Greg
alar customers.
Losss,promptly adjusted.
DiRxcroRs:
A .Brideman, 6.EKilbourns,
=. II uArrison, Gso. b. SmytA.
John Templin, Al. Dening,
.. =. Moody, II. D. Woodward,
Z. Kilbourns, Jss.P.Cox.
W C .kentgen.
A.BRID0MAN, President.
a.B.SMYTH, vicsPrssidsnt.
AL. DKMINd Treasurer.
WIZ .ruanRa Secretary.
once in3Aaple Cd aiding ,Seeoa dStrsst.
tan1ldAW
IewA sSass lnsarance UesPaaT.
oSSIcs II sAnrLEs NEW BuILIixe, End syosY
Second Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
eNH1s Home Company takes Risks on the safer
AND On RID Il CASH Plan FoR CASH Pre-
MUM ,atrates ~ reasonable ~ hose OF any relia
BILE company.
DIRECTORS.
+ r;s.y wn ri Ts..r iir;' CO...
A. Bridgmsn, Ell. Harrison s. 4, voorhiss,
John MoCups, J.W. Rankin.
n n prnnv ~. uppyon,,
NV. RANKIN, Vice Pres, W +. TURNER, See
JulylSdS NOS.
TIRE INxURANCE.
Nissea rt state Mutual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
or ST. LOUIS.
Drascroas.
y. 5. AcCane, 5. y. Kdgell, C.S. Greedy,
=. wymAn, q. H. Peck, B.W Alexander,
James smith, A. y. Pomeroy, y. D. Page.
no ExrsA-aAxAaeegsnn xssAKsn.
-. 84ox b 0enoyAl gent.
dsel-dly =. DAIDGMA0, Ag't, Ksokuk.
MauAaae-E S11~T-~OC@--oE C-NoEv
M nsn.rC.v rrv vr.r
r..A ss~,s~s~~x S.es.l. sisss.. ~ "a
Fms ~ M M ~ -ssr ~. G.s-ss.u..
s. = = 49, ~. ~ p y. y
.ss - SSw 1o.1s ~ ~ q e IoiAcy
sasa., = ss1 2 ssaen ~ s.ee.ssiesrs n q
rost -.aita. ~ t~1..-4{s, stti..~s ~ w..vo.S
Th,. i. 49, 'rsc-.~.- .ss..-;.. - - ".
A party - yeaES u age uA5 seeass 70 III family,
free from he claims 81 his sreditors for abeut 30
cents per WSsk, pelisy ~ u, ~.
v no woslA aetspass tais spn Ter the gratiaca-
tfen Of rcaeetjoa, on oiek - os In 600 Of Aoc.
dent, that Il all else fAll, b haA $3.50 certain
provision for his faDflyf IL voulA nnhtsn hi
pain and do noSe for hfS geeovesy shAa noaictne
n. D. MORGAN, Prss't.
C. Y. WnnPLB, Eeo'y.
Prospectus, with al aeesssssy informs tio1 far
nishsd By RICkEY . SIMPSON, ARte.
Post 0nss Hsiidias,
=. nRADEN + CO..
WHOLEEAIE DRUOGlS~S.
No. a MAJ. EArset.- KEnEyr IOWA
II AvIN0 removed one doer west, 10 rooms foru-
III esly occupied by Reid, Shields 4 Co., vould
inforn their friends and esstsners that hAvisg
rel fitted larger roens and pAds large additions y
their stock Of Drugs and Medicines W are pre-
pared TO accommodate then By Alling orders on tho
lowest tesms.
Below We give list u sons Of the leading Ar
ticles susr RlcxlvED:
~ ~. c caasls: ~,
aoo y, r. v.ss% 1.n
3SS :. - n nsl.anc Ac'o'
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EMbrOidertes.
- ICH Valenceinnes and muslin sets.
H Rich uoniton and Maltese sets.
Linen travelling set. ,soms very cheap.
French and Italian Embroidered collar, and nav
sty &c sleeves.
Embroidered and hem-stitched handkerchief,
some very fine.
Jaekonet and Swiss houneings, banda, edgings
and insertings, from cheapest to very fine.
Ladies' will mud this superior stock to select
from. lapri4dAw] P.D. FOSTER.
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EPISCOPAL CHuaca.--Ws are requested 70 ~
that Bishop Lee will preach u the Episeopa
Church Tomorrow. Sermon in the after
noon, 70 ths young, at 4 O'Clock.
The snlasgsnsnt Of the church, nov il
progress, will not intsrfses with the services.
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"BucKIxo rns TIosR. The Newport (R.
~ correspondent Of the Providsnos Journal.
in his letter Of the 10th inst, describing the
smussmsnts u that fashionable summer re-
sort, says:
"baeking the tiger" In his ssden" IL sport
high IN favor with young men Who srs aush,
always providing that the buck u match for
the tiger, IN which case the excitsmsnt be-
conse intense. Two of Tie proper ealibre
turned up on successive svanisgs last week,
and they Scratched the tiger" qaits severe
y, fealising il the Aggregate eleven thous.
sad dollars. This 10 oonsidsesd rather an
extseordinasy ran Of LUCK, ~ II 10 usual for
the tiger TO strip the buck Of his fleece, and
then expose him 30 tho pitilsss case Of the
world tho latter operation net tskisg place
until bot supper, got up regardless Of az.
peass, has bssn properly discussed.
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COmstOck's Coal

WE have . new stove Of this kind nov inst out,
w which 10 made expressly fur coal. It's plain
and heavy, operates we'll, and comes low.
COMsTOCk BRO,
suysa n Mnin-st.
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FARE FROM KEoKUK

@Psssenseff leaving Keokuk At 3 .. m. o,
q neon, can dins the next day 1t Detroit or Tsle
do, md disc the second day in New York. 81 ~,
supper q Boston, NAL king the trip from K sok 81
70 New York in IS hours; Boston in 81 hours =
Quickest time ever made
@Loving ksokuk at the same tine, pssssn.
gers reach 0siepa or Dun1eith next morning &
breakfast, Chicago next snornins at Sis o,cIcrk
Cincinnati next day at 10 p. M, IN. withosi
change Of ears from Chicago.
10-Close connections made iu Chicago with ali
Eastern Traips -
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TaE Last JoKs.-1'he Nav York Eyenine
Post 10 rspoasibis for tho following:
A few days since . boy was pasa;ne
through the eass Of the Cleveland end Ere
road, hAading out advertisements Of ssNoth.
ing 20 Wear" illustrated. A lady remarked
TO . gentlsmAn
"1hat takss o. tbs ladies, supposs.n
"No," said he, sit only takes oG tAsis
dseseeG.0
ssTAsa," saiA Ne lady, ssit IL proper that
. stvipling shosld sell IL.
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aAG1s
n r. SMITH respectfully iafofms biz 4Mien3e
T.. and eustomen thai ~ las gone Eastte pnS-
chase his Vail 0ooAs, - will Tstusn aheat5tAe
Arstof september. iaM6e40
FryHR entire stock Of the Esccne etsSSG Q1eap
| Dry Gooasgsoss will ~ closed est seoe36e1ahay
lsas than Art cost, close the store Gels g ss%
ttnus two week.. n
Asgls -.
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Quincy ParlOr stove,

V$WIHHNy - ~ ~
TOM WOOD.
E>oR COW enieuce and utility this Stove u unsuf-
L passed. 1t has . large frc door, open top ana
front-beAutiful In design, we'll made, and variant
ed TO perform we'll In every case. The demand has
been 50 srea, for this that We were unable to
keep up with our orders last season, out now y.
have SO extended our works for making them ~
will enable us To fill the demands promptly in fu-
ture. City buyers are especially solicited TO sxam-
inc this stove before purchasing.
coMST0Ck BRO,
aprs-d % hain-H.
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laporaAns Noeaee

An Aeus RsADscArca! i--Cevsll's Dshsesin>
Aixsareis positive cure for Fever aadA and
ell Billions Dissases. This Mixture has bsss b.
fore the pshiisfor sasnbsr u years and has 81.
ways sssn used With sucess. II Il : Aarmls,.
aad ssrtsin remedy. Get pamphlet fsen III
drusgists and read Il ssd yes will Assstislea.
We viii Warrant this remedy 70 osrs (whsa taken
ascordin6 T. dirsstions) twenty .1vs ~ cent nor.
easss Of Agss And Fever than any other madeline
now Sold Il contains neither arsenic, Prussie ssid
o. stryehains. 0sta betls and you nssd aol fsa,
Agss md Fever any mora
Sold here b. 0 'coanor I Bro, and Marshall
sssss. H.A. Porter Bro, Proprietor, Rosl
Island, Ills. fsasS-dAv
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Aeop skirts ana AkIFting.
SkELEToN and Cruyelli Hoop Ski.ts.
accorded muslin, with Houncing, for Skirts.
Marseilies, damask, cotilla and hair cloth.
Apri4d&w p, b. FOSTER
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seven Plate stoves.
n. A. ROY NTON,S BMPROvED
yENTILATING AND SELF-CLEARlNG
FURNACE.
fav Q ~ = Q .
p,,.at.d Anuusf Do lH54,

Patented AugNN -, 1904
rINHIS Furnace ia different In many sssentn!
i particulars from any thing ever before odtrsA
to the public.
I, present Is larger amount Of effective Iadia,-
ing snrfuce tall of which 10 IN more direct contact
with the frcl than any other Heater nov In ne
market One entirely new and impor amt feature
is the addition Of = large amount Of surface ate
tached to the fire pot in the form OF fans, which
adds very much to the power OF the furnace, std
| prevent the overaeating and CRACKING OF she Iot.
The construction Of its sslf-cleArinE Isttattr
an i'm ortan consideration, as II cdectuAlly OF
| yiates the necessity of cleaning The radistsr
itself encircles the body 81 the Furnace, snd -
connected therwi-h by six nues, or disuilaunS
pipes, which, taken directly from the top Of tie
lire pot are so arranged that the IRE 10 brought n
equal contact with theentiro internal turfsce %
the furnace, thereby rendering the radiator ara
pipes, Ms also the body. whsn ne aitec, aIsit -
closed las IL sys should be, except while knit
lnr the Hre), a mot powerful radiatinE srrfate.
The entire structure. when act. Is much isat
height than any heaterof equal capacity in ft,i-
emf use, thereby afording Al opportunity togiss
cievn tion 10 tho hot sir pipts-a Folns
the i'm 20 tance of which Is apparent to all Who
have had ex perience In furnace.setiing.
The Joints IRE all so adjusted rs to prevent the
escape Of gasesor smoke, and render once packing
sufhciept Tor years.
A careful examination Of the form and fttiss
Of the castings, will show that the liability to
crack Is entirely obyiAted by the ample provision
which has been AIDE for expansion and eontrae-
ton.
This furnace presents an original and important
aestderaGm espcc ally to the Western Trade, IN ias
peculiar ada ptation to the use of bituminous coal.
The aues. which arc large, leading psrpendieu-
txrly from the Are pot to the radiators and nearly
to the exit pipe, are fully exposed to the dt,t
aetian Of the Gre Theresinnus matter, sdh.rite
to their inner surfaess is easily lenitsd, ard tie
due burns clear, while the sediment II precipitat-
cd into the charah her below,
In the use Of titnminous coal a smoke pipe VI
increased size is employed.
We are now prepared 10 put up the Above named
for wood or conl, Ia both public and lri-
vAte houses, short neticr, One Of them can 10
seen 1t the Congreg Chapel IN this city, put
up by US. CoMsiu0A bko.,
July sid II Main-st.
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lrtsh Linens.
- RICHARDSON'S (wARnANrEp ruaK] frontiup
N and body linens, and linen lawns, some very
hne Printed linens in beautiful patterns for
and children stresses.
sprl4dkw r. d. FOSTER
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q L . r n 4 N q TO II E.,
70 Maln.st., Keokuk.
f1yHE undersi gned takes pleasuTein announcing
i to bis old friends and the pubiegenerAlly, that
he has just opened . CLOTHING STORE, where
will be found complete assortment of Spring and
6Anmsr Clothing, and dentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, which have been purchased al tho lowest
rates in theRsstern markets and will be sold last
- cheap ~ they can be had any where in the city
Gentlemen are invited 70 call and examine for
Themselves. A. w. GRIFFITH,
mch24-dly ~ Nsin-st.
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1VWNET0s
Nv nnChAhL6 and MILLINRRS visiting -
1vl PhilaAslphia 70 purchase eoods viii ~
Asd large md splsndid sssortnsnt Of lie \
lstest styles Of fssia and Amssiesn Bonnsis. Cana
Aad Head-Drsssss 1t Mn. n. b. BISHOPS,
No. olA Chsstnut-st.
PsrtisulaS sttsntion psid 70 ordsrs "a soods
~.srssses 70 give sasiafastios.
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1857. 1aK7.
COMSTOCK q BIO.
STOVES.

A Lso ,constantlyon hand and reeeivine dire
4 from importers and manufacturers, tlnpiats
hussis, imitation and American sheet iron, ireo
wire rivsts sheet copper, bross and sine pig lead,
copper bottoms, bolts aGdriyets, japAnned, bsitan.
MIA and planished ware. Oval boilers, akill&tsx
ovens and lids, dog and sad irons, charcoal fur.
naces, wsfie-irons, stove SPIDER, wagon toxss
coffee mi lis ,browners, DC. DO.
apr3-d CtMSTOCK ERO.
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THE NEWLY PATENTED
HHst AR sine Geek steve.
Quincy City.
WEe Gall particular attention to this store
w which for beauty and finish esnnot % ssf-
passed. IL takes long wood, hsats rapidly, and
will bake quicker and with less fuel than any 9TH
crstovs In the world. Every stove ~ will warrant
TO perform we'll, and not 70 crack ~ Ire, And .
failure ithsrc will be rsmsdisd BY ~ 1t
ownexpense. Pleaseca all and examine this new
aprs-d CoMsToCKA BRO
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RIRE INNUR ANCks
Alss . aFi state N = ual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
or ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
J. s. AcCsne, S. u. Kdgcli, c.S. Greedy,
=. WymAn. q. H. Peck, B.W.Alexaadsr,
James smith, A. d. Pomsroy, D. D. Page.
BIS. ELLIOTT, 6ec'y. 3. n. EDGELL, Pres't.
no 1mEsSAK1H.
R.D. m01afue. 0snsral gent.
dscl-d1y A. n11n6MA1, At, Ksokuk.
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Medical DsrAKTxENr Iowa UxrvHssffY.--
We lssn By the announcement Of this insti.
tatios thss he nsEt regular coarss Of leo
tores win commence on The 10Th Of October,
end continue until the lst Of March. The
Introductory viii b delivered BY Prof. Hud-
ann
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AIDES and ucntlcme n nu " e nj beautiful
~ stock Of Goods to seirei it0H The styles va.
ried to suit every taste. The aualitities we'll as
sorted, and the prieesa low the saine goods can
be bought in the Mississippi Valley
keokuk April lS-dAw
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Missouri LEGISLATURE GOING To ADJOURN ia
81 LoUIs.-We learn frcm gentlemen direct from
Js Herson city, that the members of the Lesi,atnrn
contemplate sdjonrnlng shortly, to meet again in
Tina city No formal action has been taken on the
UNSET, Dat the members vow that they will leave
J.norson city and come to St Louis to do tbe
STATES business, II they get place to meet st
The cause OF the contemplated movement Is IN.
Aofptant pilee OF board at the capital and the 6f
teuiy experienced in settng aecol,modaijons pn
ynioIs HQuois Injuries, cigars, and cards have 10
DC transported from ST. Louis TO supply the fabIss
81 ting capital aud the consequences Is that msub.r ~
nave 70 pay Ten dollars week for board and sst
very thoft commons at al. We learn thai - vt,
VIII 20 ~ sde 10 secure the Court House or he a..
camille Library HAL for the sittings of the body =
" L9Rts Netps Inn 81
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FRoM MRxIco.-Dates from Mexico are to the
10Th ult. Gen. Alvarez had issued q proclaim alton
declaring his intention to support the Comenfort
Government:
Orihusls, Of the ringleaders of the rsbe lion
at Puebla. has been arrested, and was shot on the
18th. despatch in the official paper mentions that
Oseas met with u complete defeat at Orizsba losn z
alt his artillery and munitions of war There was
no doubt that the rebels would be apprehended.--
Adviees from San Luis Potosi confirm the accounts
published lew days since in relation to the pronuu-
cianiento. IL took place on the 10th, Gen Calvo
haviug placed himself at he head of the movement
The two brigades of 8osas and Echaaarsy were se-
duced join, and AS considerable money distri-
baung amongst them, 1t Is presumed that an abun
dance offands had been employed IL is stated that
Government would be prepared forthwith to ope rate
against the rebels.
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WINTER ON THE PLAINs-SUFFERING AMONG
THE SURVEYING PARTIEs-PAINFUI. RUMORs-
The st. Joseph correspondent of the Republican,
under date of the Sd instant says that the winter
on the plains is the most severe ever known by
the jewellers in that region The surveying par
ties has been disabled and driven in. General
Mathews reports rumor of two United States
surveying parties having been murdered by the
Camanche Indians in the Southwestern part of
Kansas Territory. Also that only portion of
another party had returned from Western Kansas,
the remainder were believed to have frozen to
death The thermometer at St. Joseph was IL
deg. below zero. The ice on the Missouri River
was twenty inches thick:
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THAcKERAY's LEcTUsEs.-Thackeray is deliyjer-
ing his lectures on the 1.-THE Georges" in his native
country. They are reported in the English papers
substantially the same delivered here Thew
elicit but little comment, although some of the
truths spoken must sound strangely in English ears
SUCH for instance, as contained in the following
paragraph which we take from sketch in a Liysr.
pool paper:
In 1854 when the first ball was given in honor
course OF vanity another was enscting on the
opposite side of the Atlantic. Washipg lon the
patriot, was sheathing his sword after public life
OF spotiess purity resgning the power which he
La used SO noby and so efectuay. With pow
ettal contrast between the magnanimous acts and
simple language of George Warrington and the
emptiness heartlessness and folly that from the frat
eharaoteriLes Prince George of pgiand, Mr.. Thsck
cray concluded amidst the applause Of the audience y
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CONSUMERS OF "a = who wish to
~ have their meters filled with Alchohol, to pre-
vent them from being frozen up will please give
notce at the office of the Clerk of the Gas Works in
City Hall
The following is an extract from the Ordinance
soncerning the Gas Works." passed March the 9th,
Mss:
':"When the inspector has required meter to be
covered to protect it from the frost, to be filed
with alcohol TO prevent it from freezing if snch
ering such alcohol be furnished not by the bnsu
but by the inspector, the cost thereof shall be
charged to the consumer
THOS. H. WYNNE, Supt.
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Ihere are In Boston two Protestant and one
Isthoile church where the preaching Is in German.
The receipts Of the whsle fishery of the United
States during the year 1856 were % es9 barrels of
sperm oil, and 49,, TIA bbis. whale oil.
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TtsE HEgE Asa TH.ks-Ar 8 .,e,ost 1. Ro.ton
e aeany o'clock ia Londsn. When, therefore
sne als1Lie Telegraph 10 Completed, the afternoon
lame and Cour
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SUDDEN DsATH-Mrs Sarah Graham. saws the
hingstfes. b. Z, Star, st her residence on pas De-
Wns si.nns a. the supper table on the evening Of
feet health, fell dead 1'' appssiihs AZ per
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Nav YosK, January LIST, ls5

THE uspgRsIGsr will. in future, conduct ousi
ness for his own account and on Commission: 70
the nresent he may be found at the office OF Messra
j. A. r. A Pstteson. fe4 Front street.
NEW YORK, January LIST, a57: nr
Ia I-9tawJw " =" IL RUE
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January l, 1857.

In retiring from the firm of Price. sayly Wat
sors, Messrs. PRICE / WATKINS, 10 the confidence
and patronage Of my friends.
January /, 1887. FEfTON 9. BAYLY
The subscribers have formed a C0-pARTNER.
SHIP in this city, under the firm Of PRICE l. WAT.
KINS and will continue the RETAIL and WHOLE.
SALE DRY GOODS business at the building,
No l57 Main street, with the facilities here
tofore. Our sock will be ut all times complete in
each department, and selected with especial refer
to the best Glass of retail trade. Our present
assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
is very large, and the SPRING STOCK will be Sc
lected with much care, embracing the NEWEST aud
MOST ELEGANT Goods of the Experience
and intimate knowledge of the wants of the trade,
we think. warrant in saying that will be fur
nshed with assortment Of CHOICE RETAILING
DRY GOODS, which for variety, quality and style
will not he surpassed.
One of our concern having had much experience in
the wholesale business in this city the attention of
country merchants is invited to many and de-
sira bic Goods, which will be sold 10 them
Inodatng terms purchasers assured that our
prices will be Satisfactory, intend to do quick
and active business Grateful for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon heretofore every exertion Will
be made to give customers all the advantages to be
had in the line of our business
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE,
JOEL B. WATKINS
JOSEPH T. PRICE. JR.
January l. 1857 ia dim
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D r. r
January LIST, 1857. r. M. FERGUSON.

return my sincere thanks to the many friends and
customers who have extended to me their patronage
when alone and solicit continuance of the same to
the J. u. FERGUSON, JR.
ia G-dGwIIn
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ONLY FOUR WEEKs MORK "A,

ONLY FOUR WEEKS MORk As.
Jour present business closes with the month of
January : 10 enable as to make our CONTEMPLATED
cbsnge--we shall ODER many goods without regard 10
cosr; but 1T such prices as to Ia sure anlss W.
would name
Ladies' and Misses Cloaks and Tai,nss c,otb
Velvet and MORE Antique.
shaws of white and color I'D Tbihst Marine PLATA
and Broche Long Shawla -"
stella and Plain and Embaiaered shawis
Paris mousseiinss aud M0ino rlaids
Valencia Robes and Piece 0oods
Rich Coiored silks Ia great variety
riounced silk Robes. at prices from go TO 81
VIII De soid AZ reduction Of . 10 20 620 on robe
ALSO Ten thousand dolla-s worth Of Carpetins.
eomprisins common 70 snpeifns fngrsin aud Three
ply. Hemp, Rag aud Wool Dutch crpets
Kich TaPcstry Velvet ADD Brussels Carpet
kags and Drug sets, Aoces and CAnton Mattiuss
10 conclusion, woald say that all casa paf<
ch.ssrs Will tad to thsir interest to call at tue
eash store. W Naa street
JAZZ CHRISTIAN L LATAROp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

IA MORRIS has received, per the
"a last steamer, fresh assortment of Fall and
w Winter CLOTHING, for the wholesale and
IL retail Trade, viz: Overcoats, Ragl ans, Pants,
Vests &C.; Also large assortment OF Beaver Cloths
of different shades and colors plain and fancy Cas-
smeres, Scotch Plaids, &c; Silk and Silk Velvet
Vsstings of all kinds and prices, for custom and city
Trade. He would ask his friends to cali before pur-
chasing elsewhere j.. MORRIS,
100 Main street. Richmond, Va
NJ B. large assortment of Negro Clothing, from
81 to $5 q suit.
n Wanted-From twenty to twenty-five good
Tailors no 2l-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14
CO.PA KTNEKsHIP.
~ FERGUSON, FARIBs CO.,

No PEARL STREET.
The subscribers have this day formed Co-Par-
FARIsS CO. for the purpose of conducting
GENERAL IMPORTING and JOBBING DRY GOODS
business and have taken the new and CONVEX lent
stere house recently occupied by j. B. Ferguson Jr
No Pearl street.
Having made arrangements to import most of their
FOREIGN GOODS, they will be prepared for the
surlng Trade with and tTactive stock worthy
the attention Of wholesale buyers and which they
pledge themselves to sell reasonable terms as
any house in this market
The residue of the stock taken of ]. B. Ferguson,
Jr., embracing many new and ssasonable Goods we
will continue to offer at COST for caah its equiva
lent, until the opening of the Spring Trade.
J. 3 FERGUSON, ia,
THOS. r. FARlsS,
january lst 1857. r. NJ FERGUSON.