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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-12-03

THE A OF CARGO, JUST LAND
i cd from the American ship "Fortuna," from Boston, L. s.
A., is offered for sale at the Store of Il. W. Field, at the
lowest market rates, consisting Of
Cases adamantine candles, Grindstones,
Boxes adamantine candles, Gunny bags,
Boxes " Archer" tobacco, Bales brown drills,
Baskets Troy champagne, Bales brown sheetings,
Bbls navy bread, Wrapping paper, assorted.
Bxs salt water soap, Bales oakum,
London Porter.
WheeIbarrows, Cane seat rocking chairs,
Oars, assorted sizes, Cane back rocking chairs,
Cane seat oak chairs, Wood seat settees,
-s,< -s-s~aaNt chairs,
tN> Wood seat Office chairs, with cushions.
And a large assortment of
CrOckery and EaFthenware.
Cases Yellow Metal, assorted sizes;
Kegs Composition Nails, assorted sizes;
Tiff Ship Chandlery, Naval Stores, &c.
ID. N. FLITNER
A just received a new and splendid "a ortment ofjewery
New Years holiday presents, consisting in part Of
Diamond rings, pins and studs,
Sets of canoes, Florentine pins, bracelets, charms, :
Lockets, locket rings, seal rings, seals,
Gold pens and pencils, silver pencils, gold thimbles,
Silver thimbles, sleeve buttons, patent sleeve fasteners,
Studs, vest buttons, gold watch chains, fob chains,
Guard ribbon, cigar holders, silver cups, fans,
Portemonnaies, watch stands, card receivers,
Smelling bottles, shell combs, pocket knives, &c, &c.
Also-Nautica instruments,
Chronometers on hand ard fer sale.
n In Makes brick building, corner Of Queen and
Kaahumanu streets TIT
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NEW REsTAURANr AND COFFEE

HERMAN repeealy informs his
j u friends and the public of Honadulu IN gonetA1, that he viii
open, on the first of February next, q new Restaurant nd
Coffee Saloon, on King street, opposite the Globe HofeL
Those who will honor him with their patronage nay rest
assured that the most strenuous exertions viii be used 10 merit
the continuance Of their support. Silly
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FRIDAY, DEC. l,kAIsozoeOGoCxs :
At sales room. uin b soad = large sasutnsne e 1en<sei
merchandise
-ALso- q
AZ IL Oscaock, X0oue
LOT OF W0D1U7$
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WHARF LOTS AT AUCTION!
yuyO BE SOLD BYSPUBLIC AUCTION.

WHARF LOTS AT AUCTION!
yuyO BE SOLD BYsPUBLIC AUCTION. on
the New Esplanade, on The 18th Of May, 1858, the leases
Of ground lots for One Hundred Years, (the rate to be adjusted
eqIisabIy by appraisers mutually chosen at the end Of every
twenty five years. Of six lots, to be built upon Of incombustible
materials, according to a plan to be seen at the Office Of MIX
A. :. Wood, Superintendent Of Public Works
The six lots extend in line from the premises OF Messrs- James
Robinson & Co. with an esplanade in front of l3 feet vide,
along the margin Of which goods can be landed or embarked.
Purchasers Of the ground lots viii have TO pay only the rent
Of each lot. quarterly, serni-annuaHy or annually, as may be ar
ranged on the day Of sale and in the material and style OF their
buildings TO conform TO the general plan laid down BY the gov
eminent, which has for its object uniformity In appearance, the
convenience Of the public, and safety from fire.
The six lots are Of the following dimensions, viz: 4 lots, each
so feet frontage by 145 feet deep; 2 lots. each IS feet frontage
by 145 feet Deep
To BE SOLD ALSO, on the saf1 Nay, the leases Of nine
ground lots for the same period in rear Of the marine lots, and
lying between the premises Of James Robinson x Co and Fort
street.. the plans and drawings of which can be seen at the office
OF the Superintendent Of Public Works, and at the Offices OF
Nessrs- A. p. Everett and j. \. Colsurn. Auctioneers-
L. ~KAMEHAMEHA,
sasf Minister Of the Interior.
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HONOLULU RIFLES, ATTENTION +.

THE MEMBERS OF the corps are hereby mott
al fed 10 meet at the Annory on WEDNESDAY bsENiNo
~ Of each week, at half past ] O'Clock, for company drih-
SKI The members Of Squad No 1 are also notified TO appear
nj at the Amory Of the corps on TUESDAY EVENING OF
III each week. at half past Z O'Clock
- n. b. The members hereafter VIII receive no written
n'"ee r.. coADY, Captain
roxru o-s~l- ~~,.,t 6s+f
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PERSONAL


-. Marshall Parks, President Of the Currituck
and Albemarle Canal Company, Va, is at Kirk
woods.
-. Judge w. w. Drummond, recently United
States Justice for Utah Territory arrived in this
city yesterday evening, and is stopping at Browns
Hotel.
-. Hon. Mr.. Petriken, member Of the Penn
sylvania House of Representatives, died yester-
day at Harrisburg from disease contracted at
the National Hotel
80. x-GOvernor Philip Francis Thomas, late
collector OF the customs at the port of Baltimore
II Is said, will shortly remove to ST. Louis where
he will in future reside
80. The Board of Managers of the MARYLAND
Institute has appointed DIR. w l.. Aiken lecturer
on chemistry, in place of DIR. Lewis H. Steiner,
resigned.
-. Rev. A. Shetland and sister, NJ V, Rev T
6. Wall and lady, N. c., Rev. DIR. Lott and lady,
Canada, Col Geo. Ii. Hodge, Ky, and Lieut. T..
Nj. Duncan u $. NJ, are at Browns.
-. Capts. Jno. ii. Graham, Stoddard, and J -.
X. Tucker, U S. NJ, Gen. Herran, New Granadian
Minister, Maj f. s. Sibley and Capts Heath and
McAllister, U. =. A, w. II. Webb, Esq, N Y,
and Judge Talmadge, Cal, are at Willards.
80. Porte Cfayon" (Strother) was around and
about at the Jamestown celebration, and during
the ceremonies of Wednesday was sup tree, -
quietly filling his sketch book with rich illustra-
tons, which the public may count upon seeing
in some future number of Harper's Magazine
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The APPROACHING RAILROAD CELEBRATION |
Great interestis already manifested by the pub
lie men in Washington in the Railroad Opens
ing Celebration to come off on the LIST proximo, !.
noticed by rs day or two since. As it is very
certain that the attendance of leading men To-
Gated all along the line from Washington to st.
Louis, including those from other sections with
in striking distance by railroad, will be very
large, such gentlemen in Washington as desire
to extend their personal acquaintance with the
particular class will doubtless attend. Our i'm
preston is that the gathering will embrace more
of the class Of persons who influence public opin-
ion in their respective vicinages than were ever
before collected on such an occasion in this
country
The NAVAL COURrs OF INQUIRY-Court
No. was occupied to-day with the case of ex-
Lieut. Washington A. Bartlett. Lieut.. Har-
rison, witness on the part Of the Government
was recalled, and his examination continued.
Lieuts. c. c Simms and Gibson, also for the
Government were recalled, and their examina-
ton continued. tE
The case of Lieut. Thornton was continued in
Court No. 2. Lieuts. Sims and Gibson were
examined on the part of Thornton and Commo-
dore Jenkins for Government
In Court No. the case Of Capt. Inman was
pending Commander White and Commodore
kearney were examined for defence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-16

The GREAT Event of the coming week is TO
be the Sunday-School Celebration on Monday.
See advertisement for particulars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-16

REsIGNED.-Lieut Lardner Gibbon, U. S.
Navy, has resigned; also, Passed Assistant
Surgeon Horner.
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BOARDING.

MIS-. RELY, No. SIS New Jersey avenue.
which se d hill has several PLEASANT ROOMS
transient Boarders. TABLE BOAR bERS can Ia
- e,,,'o1ated. NAV l4-eoSt'
kOakDlNG FOR THE SUMMER.-Pleassnt
~ hooMS an delightful situation on the I,land.
40 PERSONS who wish Summer Board this is "A rood
cnanee The rooms are lsrge aud airy. on Maryland
avenue, one OF the finest streets the city, and a
pump ol excellent water al the door. TeTuIs very
,utneIate. Apply at the corner of 10th street and
Mary land avenue. NAV IsIGt
rs. RATES. AT HER BOARDING
WI HOU 81, on the southeast corner of Penn
avenue and 9th street. has made Arrangements To
accommodate large number OF strangers with Meals
at any time throughout the day, and lodg ings
mar 8
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school. EXAMINATION.
~ On MONDAY next, the l8t instant, the tx
animation of the School Of Mr.. p. A. Mattern will
De conducted in the German Hail. on 18th street. be-
invited. N o p"'0 10 ioSPoo'iuiy
d. On the 18th of May, the ensuing Tuesday a School
th nc NC VIII be given ut Mr.. BEcKERT's HALJ on
navy Yard Ground where all the friends Of the
nun3 VII De entertained by deamations by the
P"Pis, anu refreshments by the d rectors
mav,.a PA. MATTE?N, Teschef.
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Candidates for City Offices.

M A. BOSS ~ presented % the voter. OF the
w. Second Ward as independent Candidate
fer ALDFssASM the ensuing electiun. may ls-f
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0@ATTENTlON, WASHINGTON HIGH
IS LANDER S-YOu are hereby notified that
the annual Parade and Inspection of the Battalion of
the District is ordered for Monday the 18th NAV, Mt
10 O'Clock a. m at the usual Parade Ground. Won
will therefore assemble at your Armory on MON
DAY MORNING, the 18th May, at 8 O'Clock pre-
cisey, fully uniformed and equipped.
You are further notified that there will be n Dress
Drill ofthe Company, at your ArmOry, on MONDAY
EVENING next, the 18th instant, at O'clock A
full and puDctual attendance requested. I,y order
JNO. MCKAY, O.S. NAV $50
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DOCKS FROM LONDON.
ID How to Govern Gibraltar. by Sir Robert Card
: The Press and the Public Service, 1851; sl.25;
vols. ~ - :
British EloqHence. Political Oratory, vols, 1857;
O. Is per vol -
; Burns Military end Naval Technical Dictionary
) Brougbams Social and Political Speeches, vol. J.,
5 Capt Noan's Cavalry; its History and Tactics.
Pote's Nineveh.
Hardwicke's Shilling Knightage, 1857; 81 cts.
Hara wickes Shilling Baronetage, ls56: 81 cts.
Hardwcke's Shilling Peerage, 1857; 81 cts.
Poetry of the Anti aoobin Review.
The illustrated Language Of Flowers 80 cts
may To- FRANCk TAN LOR.
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IN The
. May Is. 1857.
vENING STAR, lt
Jest circulation Of
ngton IL =
in the following
rIsED.
.eGinniss, Mrs 8
acLane, Mrs q W
4ckenny. MAINE
Mold, MilsBA
Mrs Norris
Naiior, Misc 3 Z
Pomroy. Mrs Jane
Parkhurst, Miss G
Simms. Miss Eliz. J
Smith, Mrs Ann N
Smith, Martha
Spstes, Miss Mary
seink, Miss Ann
Smith, Mis- Anna
spilman,Mrs Mary
Sw ,llwsod MissvTB
Sawyer, Mrs Eiia'h
Selden.Ars Eliza
Straddline. Miss z
Lemon, Miss Il
euddsth, Miss 3
Shstidsn, Aiss @
Savage, Mrs John
Stewart. Mrs E
Stewart, Miss 8 A
ThorItsn. Mrs X
I ;sver, Miss Pris
1hompsos, Mrs AE
Tenley, Mrs John
Tsyl II, Mrs Jennie
Tucker, Elifsh'h B
Taylor, Mrs L
Ward, Mrs J A Z
Weaver, Ms Jane
Wilron, Elizabeth
Washington, this
Washiugton,N Miss AZ
Weser, Nj . Ape
lonia
wilkins. Miss &
Young, Lavinis
Young. Miss Cat. 'I'
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,hAHl.OTTE BRONTE-The life of Charlotte
80 vi ronte, author Of Jane Eyre" Shirisy.S
,, BY E: C. Gaskell, author OF Mary Bar
Ton. Ruth" etc; 2 vols. 81 50. ~
Just published, and for saleat
,,.,,o TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
"'a} ID Bookstore, near 9Th street
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'ashington, ID. C.,
lserted IN the L.
ler having the lar
bllshed in Wash
plying for letters
Y they are ADvER
LADIES I.IsT
Fostsr, Mrs HART
Ere man. MrsMary
foul, AsdPsuiins
S rim. Miss Geo A
Certify, Miss Ann .
9resp field, Mra
@ taninger, Mrs G
lsrdnsr, Miss SJ3
Hughe.,MrsMaryA
Hare, Mrs Mahals
Hayes, Mary
Haskell, Mrs J B
Hslbs ri, Mrs J B
Hunter, MissLucyM
Hudsins, Miss T
Bankey, Rosina
Bealey, Cathsrins
Hunter,Mrs Louisa
Hughes, n 81 n &
henning, Miss s A
Jones, Mrs VIM
Jones, Mrs Kate J
Jasper, Mrs. JsheR
yoslin, N iss Marcs'a
Jones, Miss Msryy
King, Mrs Carol's
Kspel, Miss ParliDe
Kend1e, Mrs Ellen
keileNAiss Ellen
Kes.er, Mrs J W
Leshy, Margaret
Lyster, Mrs Eilen
Lsth.m, Mrs Va
LOSER, Mrs Msrs't
Leddon, Miss z v
Meredith, Mrs Q
Major, Mrs Henry
4anneau, Miss c
Murray, Mrs 8 +
Murphy, Miss A
Marrimon, MissSA
McDermott, Mrs n
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, - Aliens ReyoIyers, SELF Cocfinr Pistols AL
Fasks, Skos pna Double Barrel Pistols Powder
pun WORMS, Eley's, Walkers, Cox ., and &. d.
dinv eu Msa Csps. Eley'. and Baawm's Gun Wad-
TTimm;ns. Sutet, and good assortment Of Gun
mao f. X. LUNDY,
nny No. i28 Bridge street, Georgetown
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EXTRA EINE.-Any one wishing a very superio,
~ RESH OYSTER at this tme,@
would do well to give us CALL as we arel0 N r. y
now opening large quantities for Pick SHN
ing. Our PRACTICE being to select the SEU
very finest and freshest ysters for that
purpose. - SCHWARZE& DRURY
may l4-5t 24 Penn. avenue. I'd door eas I4tb st
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II OSF OR STOEEN-From the posse,s,on of
II the Hon. rancIs :. Edwards at the Washing
Ton House IN the city Of Washington, on or about
the lmh day OF y ebruary, 1857 LAND WARRANT
No. 5l.SS dated December oath. 1855. Said Warrant
was ISSUED to Ezra Reed, under the act of March,
1899. All persons are hereby cautioned against ne
golatIng sad Warrant proceedings have been IN
sttuted 10y the holder, Ezra eed, cancel the same
ap 3l-6w ERA REEn
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Navy DEPARTMENT
Bureau Of Yards and Docks MGv Ia ra,,
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed sProposal, for Inn
provements at EllIs's Island, New York will he re-
next. W ~ AS'"o vi . uhe
=, Bidders are referred to the Commandant of the
Navy Yard, New York. for plans and speci6catIons
o. Lhe WORK to be completed within six (6) months
=, approved guarantors to the Offer and sureties TO
the contract, according to law, will be required.
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being the newspaI
ANY daily paper pl
".Persons-aI
list, will please 50
Ash, Chariotts cold
Andrew, Mlss 8 L
Athey. Mrs N "
Bell, Mics Louisa B
Black, Miss Klizab'h
Brock, Mrs Isaac
Branch. Miss Cara
Boyd. Mss Mary
Brent, Mrs Thos
Boile. Miss Sarah
Butler, hissElir'th
Bohan, Elizabeth
b. Oh nan, Miss Anna
Bsu yhton. MrsMy7
Bradford, Yrs Jane
Butler Misc Cosn'a
HostonMrsThurs'y
Baker. Mrs Henry
Boswell, MissXary
Beardsley, MissMar
Berlin, Mrs
Osrk,Mr 8 l. @
CraSe, Misc Mary
Clack. Miss LucyA
Curtis, Mrs Nary
Con way, Mrs B 3
Cunningl,am,Mrs 1
Clsments. Mrs NJ J
Conway, Mrs W m
colored
Crssg 10, Mary
Carter, Mrs c the
Dad, Mrs Marg't
Dawson, Mrs s A
Donnelly,MaryAnr
pehham, Mrs B A
DumaziA, Madame
Delaney, E
Dana, Mrs L W
Doberty MissSsrai
nounslly, MissEllzi
Fleming, Mics NJ A
Ha-ea. A,A Naa.p
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A SITUATION, nv a stead, NO.
w man, as Cook IN a small family, boardng-houso,
or restaurant: Address Box No. !, Star Once. NJ
WANTED;-A GIRL to Nurse, who wall live IN
may l6-tf ~ " S''
WANTED.-A SALESMAN in a DRY Goods
w store Good references required. Address
may list - ~
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GS REWARD.-Straye away ON the subsclt-
sys( Ter on Sunday evening last. small dark n
BA MA RE, with white star an her fore-JSN
he ad white spot on her shoulder, and mark IA
ed on the hack from the saddle. The above reward
de, between 9th and 18th streets.
may IL St DANIEL, DpyD
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&e.ss a,.o Faafhin..
ru = : alH,xnIcAA IKvENTia.;..'

THE u REATEST TN Er.19toAl N
vTssroatn,iity. sm pt,eil, q. ne AGt /
= adaptation 10 Mo want. 81. apness " b,.1a
Mah''y strongly recommend il In asses o. ill.,
.he u,ss,,.. AZ phon, butpariicuia,ivP AA,sh
many certificates, reierons.a - .tbslanl,,,
n!iatie gehtlelash whose Ss, asa iesls.s sssd
wy pa'eutec- y kdwin ami YIN our b..
eol"pfs'.d s.mb.nei ariaJ.ns aud m,, .slie. ~
TOURING AII'a % aaS
"a So 80 :. !. aaW s,w.oivr State 0un,.
have one In dally operation anS ter.
Ferry aud "a SITS, We advise all =, VI slhibttos WI
.hsy WI gay, az did The ancien, v sa "ld .se re
Mahets, Hfina,s, capitalists ana .n y
table Investment, ' SAFE surs ~
This highly ingenious and o,,4 ~
,o."es AZ 'u.e new feature Ia lhu taed tu,..,
t.s xsI srina,ns pieaaid iAanner IL wsat H.
siagis spersfion Into seven d,hassalng lhe ~.
and Feed, and that within spae AZ qualities al
III lsngh ~ L1lr ter in breadth, ~ iwsaty.l,.
.,nass I'm ", aour ons pair ii Tra, q.
s'pne, vuty - Inches In diameter T1elch bur nv
verified VI single operation M ile Grain
hne 1toaI, tine flour, Midl.ns. Extra and 49,
and Shorts Any power boins cup stuu. Ss'
Esi ~ rom asessn horse power ~ 10 ppsaes ~
aisesd IA raa ot,.episs would not l. "lsi
Pseu ~ room with other tnaehils,,O " Missed 81
amount VI power II Esautfsa r. i7Ysi5, aud N,
e"nstruetion aud opefaton iuakas y " seynOus :
s,, WIZ ssivfseae and fvyoiutiopi,a tL.l ;.
,ns n .. ae nii y compact suL,tan., olasr IsS'
not liable 10 get ~ Of order h, and rsL,s
vaults OF the world, that ever, @ 'bls II d \.
shop oundIy forge rolIin. y, Iaehiss ,ss
ius hav'hS powbfanea4y erected - 4 u sly luIt
~ VANS oonPisie MerehAut Floa.Iny la's sil.
hins eApeass OF sosen hundruJ d,il.e mu at Il, ~
CAufios.--Aii psrsons IA w.n,
throughout the State aIe aJst - fiouriug Mn
rssout ath a operation before purcLs.t@ cQns M
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A 4 GOOD IsyEsTMEal.'

AstSo liarks patent com biaed a.. slAr
and our 0bjoe, beins to dhpo,. a. NM eonpis,s,
rEhts OF lhs Territory Of tls siaie nf nns sHt d,
enef this NH, Maehlnery Engine, Ei,,nsa We 10,
and Lease, Tor sails on accom- ,naas,slss 8aidu
,aa,ao's party, TINS Nm is capable n ssln. y.
hing expense. The eisaalng anna NY, nasep h,
81 Ia the west, no better Inv gs,men,i' unsarp.G
,NaA. money. Tho whole oneern en- tos open h
'ess than one year 70 further ust,s. ee eieafedk
cct' ~, al JACOB WEAVIuah apply i
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Cy1lcNgO LNsMber!

rI>hk subscriber q his Steam Planning Mill In
i Moline, Ills, has Jsst purchased \ large guam
u,y OF Chicago Lumber, and has made arrange
nsnts 10 supply this demand, which he win sell al
Wholesale or retail ~ prices that cannot fall 10 give
satisfaction. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which will DO sold cheaper than the same can be
purchased else where. Ills SIDING will be OF the
very bsst quaiity, and his FLOORING cannot be
surpassed, s dressed aud ready for Immediate use
JOB PLANNING AND SAVING
DoRs short notice, to your sstisfaction. Don I
ail 10 give him call. Remember the place, head Of
Main and Wells streets, Moline, Ilis.
LEVI HuEGKRFoRD.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ArJOHN J0RDAN's

IOWA LUIHlNO SiONn
LARGE andvaTted assortment ofMenss ana
"A Boys, Aeady made Ctothhng, embrac
lug diusrestand Apptovedstyl and lNsdsb by
good " orkmen ont ofthe best material.
Pins, medium and common, Union Beaver, Fen,
Plot, PstersLsu and Fiushins, Banxlps, Sack SAND
Paietot Ovsreoats, CLOTH Drass and Froek Goats OF
various eoiors and qualities Cloth, Cashmere, sai
oct, Velvet and Tweed PxutAioons. SUI, Satin, Va.
leutia wsnsdown Velvet, Plush, Ctoth, egssimeSp,
Ssiinst, Double and Single breasted Vests. MONKEY
Jsck els drawers. Urdsfshtrts, Hosiery Saspenders,
Gioves Cravats, dkerchiefs ,Shir Collars ,toc,
Ties scarfs Winchester and Scott's Rpprcved PateM
Shoudersesm Shirts, Umbrella aud alisrticaesusu'
II Kept In xentiemsnss furnishing stores, including
Eobss az Chambrea and Revere Vestsapd Ovefcoa0.
Also, splendid assortment Of uncut Cloths, Cassi-
merss and yeshngs--al Of which will DO made up 10
orderinths estmannsr, with promptness, st accom-.
modsting prices, and by competent workmsn, This
establishment the monthly receipt ofths latsai
Fsshionsso thAtorders ntrus,sd to them may be re-
iisdupon asbsins the ixtests 10 BY those who de-.
sireit All manner Of plain work and work ofa gen.
teel medium promptly attendedtoa s heretofore
HATS Of new tylstogethsr with all ofthe COL
mon ktnds constantly on hand.
stpalronage th - bscfios rcon0 dent
Is hopes 20 meritac nttnuance oftheaams.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Tsilo Closhisr % Prontstrsss, sppo-
site the Steam Mills.
Dxyenpoft July Cd 655- vAd-tf.
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CHAP


ttEN1kH W.. MORRIS,
Auct1 o11eOI..
Genera Agent Commission & Auction Broker,
Second 81. between Perry and Rock Island sss-,
OavenPOTa, iowa,
WILL make advances on all kinds OF MERIDIAN
" dize, buy ,ssi and locate Land Wa rants, and
q tteua 10 all kinds OF Real Estate or money tnLs
aesioGs, collecting Book and Note Accounts, ana
al kinds of Comuisaon business.
Refers 70 the following persons, BY permission:
sk swih q Co., bankers, Chicago;
Box 90, lbnis Co., IS
Tai!nsn, Powers 4 M'Lssn, bsaksr', Davenport,
q Campbell, ksq., {"
Dewitt Z Msrshall, banker, Rsinebssk, NY;
l. Csrmsn & Co., Msdison, Wis;
Stokes Brothers, New York City;
John Savery's Sons, 90 :.
Locke, ketcham 4 Co,
Ctsts, Wilson K Co.
Smith 3 sheldon, Troy, NY;
Jamos Wager, Esq.,
l.. Potter Co., sS
John p. Hull, banker, poushksspsis, 5.Y.i
Frederick W. Dsvis,to :. ..
Reuben North, do -
Joseph C. HaIris. Do "a
Hon. Charles II. Rugglss, -
Hon. Morgan Carpenter,
Edm and Norfis, Esq., IS
Chas. .. Hubbsll, ksq., Bridgeport, Coan.;
Chas. Foots, banker, a"
- 4. Aussstss Morgan. banker, 81. Paul, Mt;
Shea, Packard Co, Albany, N. Y.
HENRY W. MORRIS,
Formerly Of Poughksspsis, Dushsss CO., New ork
davenport Oct IL 1855 dwH
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AD0yve . aasn proved patent
TRINA DnIN0YR

III sndsrsiensd are proprleien Of she above
patent for the State OF lows, and prepared TO
ssitsaes for shs efsctio o. kailway or Highway
bridges Of any length OF span on sB feet 10 DO fes
in any part ofthe State, Al the above Bridges have
been adopted most ofthe Railroads in the United
States We deem com meRt ~ their strength duIA
bi iisy and cheapness unnecessary. All eommunies
lions upon the beet win receive prompt attention
Address, STONE, BOOMER BOSiNGION,
feb tS-dwI Davenport. 10 wa.
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LUMBER LUMBERM
Laths, Shingles, Slaves, Pickets,
A, the RAHK6AD DEPOT
aANN MA

(First Mill above the Railroad Bridse.)
nAvlNG On hand large and superior stock VI ST
h Crcix Logo, W are prepared to all bills u any
and every description Of Lunber wlth promptnsss and
ispAtch Wshsvs also in our Lumbar Yard ct present
full supply Of Flooring, Fencing, Joists studding,
BoSrds, LAth, Shinglss, ftksss, &C, all VI whkh
pledge ourselves TO iii low b bad in any
lablishmsnt In the wset
PITCH PANE.
We would especially call the attention Of bsildsrs
aud others IN Of long and ssrong timber % the fact
that We have . lASrs ran of AonG Fitch Pine
Legs, which We will saw rsquirsd into timber OF
any length from " 70 IS feet IL 10 nssdlsss for
eSinmset upon The strength and daz.hsy Of this tim
Der, - il 10 veil known " every mechanic.
RRNWlCK 4 SON
n. B. wshsvsa laTss quantity Of clear ssasoasd II
10 inch Plank, sep 20 DIFF