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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-08

HAVANA, DOMESTIC AND GERMAN sraARs hfsx
Ii sold ruinously low rates my establishment oash.
Purchasers are particularly the various
voices which are being closed TO pay cash advances
O, CHEEKS ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-08
DENTISTRY.

nFNTIsTRy.-TRETH EXTRACTED in TIN sFCoYns
without the slightest pain, by my new and original pro
ces.-not freezing TINS admirable system Ia practical BY
mo only. Reference given IL required
DIR. n. q. DURRlN, 43S Canal street near yaricx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-08
DRAIN or SILVER TO RUSSIA.

Hamburg (Nov. 81 Correspondence Of london Times
The announcement which has been made that Russia
has prohibited the export OF silver both her European
aud Asiatic frontiers may speedily have beneficial cf
feet not only here but generally throughout Europe For
many months past there has been constant demand for
silver for Russia 10 meet which large supplies Of French
Belgian and other silver coin continually
arriving here, and these NJ once melted into ngots
and forwarded without delay 10 Russia, from
whence they found their way through Kiachta
70 China, where the native merchants have for some
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-08

CRITICAL POSITION OF THE EUROPEANS At LUCKNOW
GREAT ALARM IN BOMBAY AND CALCUTTA.
From the london Chronicle, Nov. -
Although we have had pio Marseilles up TO the
same dates as the brought by the Indus 70 south
ampton Saturday last the passengers from Calcutta
and Bombay much sought after in order 70 learn from
them better than be ascertancd from the Indian
journals the very latest intelligence that reaches the sea-
ports from the revos districts and also the feeling that
prevails in the government cities respecting the events
the upper provinces The nduss passengers describe tue
excitement prevailing in Calcutta much greater at the
news OF Lucknow being relieved than at that OF the cap
ture ~ Delh-a difference which arose from the icartu
previously entertained respecting the fate
III the beseped the capital Of Dude. The reJocings,
therefore nj aveocks and Oursms victories were ex
the passengers represent that these reo.nRs
were aueled when news was circsased that HAVE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-08
CLOTHING, Sc.
BILLIARDS.

r,urrAps PATENT BILLIARD TABLEs-PARrrKs
wanting good billiard tables will and the present svors-
ba I,e 10 p,fchase args os of and second and
,.biss win Everything In be billiard line cheap ar cssh
g.lseroom 7 and Ts BROADWAY manufacnrv sr>ss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-11

congrsss is hereby given that Thomas Seymour, envoy
srtrsordipary and Minister Penpotentary OF the United
states TO the Of Russia pursuant to the request
OF that Government may accept herfrom such memeato Of
th sonities the coronation of the present EN-
as il may be the pleasure of the Emperor to present
To hisuch is shown in the correspondence transmit
tad by the American Envoy TO the Department State
SIC And be further enacted That the Judges of the
Supreme Court ia the Territory of Minnesota are hereby
authorized hold court within their respective districts In
the counties wherein by the laws of said Territory courts
have been or may be established Provided the expenses
thereof shall be paid by such counties respectively
SEC TO- ind be further enacted, That SO much OF an
act creating collection district in Texas and new mexico
second eighteen hundred and fifty four as
includes the county Of FL Paso In Texas be- and the same
is hereby repealed.
Approved March g. 1857
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HON. 8. A. SMITH

We copy the following from the Philadelphia Evening
Argus:
Hon. SAN. A. SMITH, OF TEsSgsEE.-We are glad to
learn that the distinguished gentleman whose heads
this article and who resigned bis at the last session with
the Of retiring private life but induced
to withdraw his resignation by his constituents has consent
ed to become again candidate for Congress- This determi
nation his part guarantee of his reelection for
his constituents have much good to dispense with
the services of useful and efficient representative We
have been close observer OF Mr.. Smiths congressional
course, and independent Of bis high order Of talent and
ability debater he has other qualities which have caused
admire his public conduct Bold, manly, and
fearless in the discharge Of high duties be is ac'uated by
other motive than his sound Judgment neither truck
ling TO the dictates of disgusting expediency, pander
ing the grovellipg OF miserable demagogism"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-11

The ENHANCED VALUE OF DIAMosDs-The New York
Journal Of Commerce. after abiding to the mporaicnn hF
these Choicest of gems into this county, and the tariff
charged upon them, sayss
The cause Of the rapid appreciation in the value Of a-
onds is not wholly apparent but is commonly attributed
20 the suppression of the slave trade with Brazil from
whence our supplies principally derived labor there be-
sng made 80 valuable that it s applet to better advantage
IN other pursuits than In mining Added the shortness
OF supply is the prevailing extravaganza of the times and
consequent demand The value Of diamonds reached II
very low point in consequence of the revolution France
and the disturbed condition of the continent and stimuli
taneousy large quantity of the rough stones was dis
covered in Bahia, South America After the election Of
Louis Napoleon there was gradual advance till the close
of the late war; when sudden rise took place about the
present rates. The advance has been further assisted
the coronation of the Emperor Of Russia the etes of Eu
rope &c. and the monopoly that has almost been obtained
by the Jews of London and Paris has contributed to tie
same result The latter particularly the Paris manuac-
turers own large establishments at Amsterdam where all
diamonds with few hfing exceptions, sent 10 be
cut-as the workmen in that city excel in the 1t Is
very common error to suppose that diamonds found ia
this brilliant state they naturally enveoped in an
earthly crust 1t is said that those surrounded with green
CUT
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SUccEssrrL PURSUIT A RoBBER.--A London letter
says:
The steamer Atlantic did not reach Liverpool until
Saturday morning The Persia reached her mooring two
hours before her, and made the in nine days and
twelve hours and having in four consecutive days
the longest distance on record within that period Of time
singular circumstance connected with the voyage
Of the Atlantic and Persia The former contained person
and his wife named Winter This Mr. Winter is charged
with having brokeo into his employers safe and abscond
cd with $4,000 One Of the principals of the firm started
In the Persia On the arrival In the Mersey he to bis joy
found be was In advance Of his quarry BY the aid of Mr.
Hood, who IL the first TO board the Cunard steamers
their arrival be obtained detective and proceeded
board the Atlantic where be encountered Mr. Winter who
utterly electrified meet him. and with officer pre-
pared to take him into custody Nearly the whole OF the
money has been recovered and Mr. Winter is in custody
OF Nathaniel Hawthorne esq, and will make his return
voyage In the Atlantic the ship in which he hoped
escape II i perhaps remarkable that this robbery will
have been committees fight and pursuit taken place six
thousand miles taversed the ocean, capture return
and committed for trial. all in the short space of one
month
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We Learn from the Boston Courier that the Mercanhh
Library Association of that city have passed over to Hon
Edward Everett S,2e3 81 being the proceeds Of the
sale Of tickets to his Grafton the Character Of Washing
ton the 2sd ut, In aid Of the Noun, Vernon fund tbs
is the largest sum 20, received by Mr. Everett in any oO'
contribution to that fund.- the largest being SlloO
which was received at Brooklyn. Mr. Everett has deliver
ed the Grafton eighteen times for the exclusive benefit
the Mount Vernon fund.- and is under engagement for ur
Their repetons of it, The amount thus far raised by NJ
Everett is nearly $4,000
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-11

DEArH BRooKs' coMMIrTEE.--We deeply
regret TO learn says the Charleston Couer that Mr. d.
f. Hollingsworlh Of companions in bearing the
remains Of the amented Brooks from the national capital
to mngle with his native SOIL has recently died of ILL.,
contracted during his funeral visit to Washington
Little did imagine that Of band Of mourners
the bier OF the cherished Brooks would SO soon had
"he cods of the valley TO lie about him. 1t with
melancholy spirit that we invoke peace TO his ashes and
honor to his memory"
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SENATE
SPECIAL SESSION.

TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1851.
- ,,,nvpp.,.. -, =, ,r;,,draxv from ,be s,s. or
hs. ntu 0a "a ~ s ~ Inhn o. partsr
tne oenhso .ne $500 e. ana Pa; hs nsis IN ,bs gstsrs
Pr1yns eo S pe',sao h,S ss !, - ~
oi ruso's oou"' " w w.
TIME or ADJOURNMENT.
The yesotion submitted several DAYS since nv Mr. Prom
A. sS.rsncs 10 Inc time of adournmen was taken nm for
ronsidsra,;on
on uotion by Mr. p II was amended so ms 10 read as
sollows:
R..,.s That The saraa will sdonrn witboot dsv ON
s.tmrdsv itbs Iatb instant =, on, o'coct n M ~
- ~, 80 - :, e,r,
Mr.. STUART remarked that this was session OF the
Senate specially called by the executive for Important bush
ness aud it would be somewhat dsrespscu to that unc
tionary TO adopt resolution fixing the time of adjourn
ent before information bad been received from him that
tAe purposes for which the session had been called were
accomplished.
Mr. SLiDELL was satisfied that the adoption OF the
resolution would not be so construed lie would be among
the last to do anything which would apIer in the slight
est degree dsrespecul the Executve but be thought
there would not be necessity for procngng the SEES
sion after the present week.
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IMPROVING rnEs-We clip the following from the Coun-
Gil Bluffs Buge
Times ant they used to be--no indeed Six
years ago htchop mechanics could be hired for dol
lar day and sometimes less whilst they are scarcely
sausfied with three Six years ago worth Is
cents hushe, and now brings readily dollar which
farmers think rather small price Lands then worth
81 20 per acre are now bringing thousand So much
Tor advancement and improvements"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-11

ENGLIsH KAnwAYs-Semi-annual meetings have been
held by several OF the great English railway companies
at which reports Of their operations during the last
months OF the past year have been presented The Boston
Advertiser in abiding to these meetings, says:
The great western road in particular, which was con-
structed exravagant scale of expenditure in
respects than most other roads, exhibits
vorabe report than for years past The capital
this company paid in including ordinary stock preferred
shares and money raised loans
TO and the expenditures including the
the main railway with accessory roads since built pur-
chased measuring in all AIS miles in eng together with
their equipment amount to f2287696l which is equal to
average of for each mile road owned by the
company On this immense expenditure after paying the
interest loans and dividends of Al and per
certain classes of preferred stock declared
dividend at the rate of per per the
binary stock, which amounts to fs 1919 leaving
plus OF fl7,27s
What Is most remarkable in the affairs of this COM
pauy H that such is the amount of the business and income
Of the road for the half year. that the whole OF the work
ing expenses together with the and taxes and all
other current charges except interest covered by
about 40 per cent of the receipts leaving balance OF
f47l80 OF income and the gross receipts amounting
to f795353 The working expenses of the miles OF
railroad terminating in Boson for the past year.
cd to SO per cent the receipts leaving portion
40 per cent of income for the of
est and dividends The low rate of dividend the Eng
lsh roads ID attributable to their high COST
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

The Galveston News of the 2sh ultimo furnishes the
Following intelligence;
Information received direct from Magnolia az late as
Monday Tuesday last states that there fourteen
feet rise in the Trinity at that Time and that the river
then rising rapidly. Ell
Col VIM. Fields the Stale engineer has returned from
examination Of the Guadalupe river and Espirtu Santo
Bay and learn will begin advertise for propo-
sails for that and other contracts
We learn from friend just from New York, that Van
derbts steamers for the erwick-bay trade were
nearly completed when he left and expected
Nov York about the LIST of March He informs that the
steamship Prometheus undergoing alterations to
lit her for The Texas trade She ia to in connexon
with the Daniel Webster, freight vessel between New
Orleans and ports and is probably her way by
this time.
The Galveston Commercial and Prices Current Of the
2sih says
The probabilities to indicate the election of Peter
W. Gray 10 the supreme court The result however, is
still in some doubt between Gray and Roberts.
The custombouse authorities have seized the schooner
Boquet Captain Wheden, at this port from the West In
dies freghted with cigars fruit &c The allegation is
that false invoice rendered by Capt. W. who took
French leave 10 escape arrest.
In Galveston the prospects of trade have considerably
improved, though receipts still small The Trinity
river at last is in good navgabe order with hopes that it
may remain so for some time.
From nearly every section of the State through
md private letters have cheering of the plant
ing and prospects of the coming crops. In the north
western settlements embracing the mountain counties,
rain still much needed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-11

General Pierce accompanied by Mr. Sidney Webster left
the city yesterday visit his old friend in vrgins Hon.
Mr. Taylor Of Caroline. 1t Ia understood that he returns
to Washington on Thursday
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THE NEW BRITISH MINISTER.

Wr learn that Lord Napier the new British Minister il
expected to reach this city in the nincocock train OF
from Baltimore lie has engaged apartments for hmsel
and his entire suite at Wizards hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-11

BosTos FEMALE PYsIcIASs-The Boston Medical World
states that there far from twenty female physicians
in that city, several Of whom in excellent business
They connc themselves generally to midwifery aud the
diseases Of their Their in the former
branch tends to establish them firmly in families
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-11

TIE DUBuouE pesr opFcE-The Dubuque Northwest OF
March Sd says
"Wc informed by the gentlemanly clerk Mr..
BROWN of toe post Office of this city that there made
up and distributed Sunday and Sunday evening 32s29
letters, and mailed 10 1,Gi4 Offices They sent
ou'i the eastern mail Of Sunday and the northern and
western mails OF Monday morning The postage on The
above letters amounts TO the large Of 1884 81 This
statement may somewhat astonishing readers
but IL is nevertheless true and goes show the great inn
porance of Dubuque city This is the largest dstrib
utng Office north of St Louis and west Of Chicago
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HON. w. BARKSDALE.

The Carrollton (Mssissipp) Democrat learns from IT.
liable source that this gentleman will not decline !"
nomination for Congress- il it be the wish of bis conu
ents that be should be reelected H.
Among the many distinguished strangers now IN 0"'
city is Robert Blackwell esq, gentleman widely known
in Illinois for his high legal attachments Last week. OD
motion Of Hon Reverdy Johnson, he admitted to Pra'
tise in the Supreme Court OF the United States.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-11

VISIT OF NORTH CAROLINIANs TO GEN. PIERCE
The North Carolinians in Washington, some thirty in
number paid their respects to exPresdent Pierce yes
day at IL o'clock at the residence Of Gov. Marcy Gov
Reid tie senior senator from that State introduced The
company General Pierce after which, he addressed him
substantially as foliows:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

r. y u. n. TH.V.ER.
enAvE REMOVED TO-
MO. D LIE CLAIRE ROW. WHERE YOU
kORI RARkGEs, OR0ANplEs,
NuaLIN6 LAWxe.
PLAIN, FI0'D AND DoTrEp svise,
PLAIN. HAIRED STRIPED HANsboEf.
soof ANp SKELETON sKiars,
CklS0t.lNE SKIRTS
ENBkUlbkRlks,
SILK AND 1lLK LACE MANfiiLAe
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
BkILLlASTES,
IRISH LiNENs, TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS AND pUWuLAs
LINEN SHIRT rRO9T6
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MusIIHs
NAkeklLLEs QUILTS,
trade
Alsc, . heavy stock ~ Domestic Ou-,xs ali Of
which w,il be cold very cheap
Ear u TyyER,
5nly2lf No Ise Claire Roe
n -
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Insurance.

Rawkeye Insurance Company,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Rtsks nov taken bosh on the Mutual
aud STOCK plan.
OFFICE IN NJ. 2DAvENp0Rr's BLOCK,
~ c.eF iLu'.h, Bra,svf, iafrnw 4 I"'= Raukia1
Hor-r aslice tiotn. ~ A. NJ. taarM
DIRECTORS
81. N u Burrows, Gee. /. Davenport, T. Merwin,
Alfred raairr- ,Aariw@ I~sshs, 4 G. Parry I. G
heE-at.l la NJ DalEsi,, II II MoodNaFd, JSta
DIVERS. J W Wfoy, = n narrow " Storey
oeFt,EnS
4 q pE--ATNT rrrstarr'
ttiA> l.i.sSIiL, Ifra.utsf
bANii.l 1. SHORTY s,sfsta.1
\ ~ RARkbN~
JAMES NJ pAl Itii = ~"
4 l. NubIN NttI Assstzf ~yey
u l. KoWN Ge-'rsi AEss'
Iid, tsa4F nss d. I1e# f."ia To. staFi steadily
sasui.. tta tfa,o q hr 'elHn'Aitt5 q has
EfsgfI s .....' %. lss=H~
liu u.e- Neat- 20 - eN.',tsr It opst.
s#., Ns.un ,.8-s- t.I "a la.pet lie
@a"s #ta4#a..# "a Gt h#f'ait.r inaurr ~.
~ t-sa9 ".
.-tH .a, ssp.. Ia. 81, - aye Al knoeu
- Il Hu As lad ~ properly all
t Na @N#eaef Hs fAa+t Ueati' n, mnt
-sa+ e#zN tr "Hs asr ovtg raagtg
=csf. Go sr-i cssif. TstlssAE
9. -. ,ass y" hte. ~ ast,rgarir.
~s%HN#It
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

Fresh Groceries u Wholesale I
sM'CMrM n scott,
tsaeces.ors Of Ryan d MCsrna
Ne. o rFsnt street, aAd Isyss,
A RE DAILY RECEIVING FRESH SUP.
II FLIES 81 Choic- oroceries and making sr
taAxsn'ehis for heavy additional stock having full
5eahd.nee that the. eau supply the Merchants aud
urossryiaea with all the Various articles IN their
ns on tsrs favorable terms, counting coats than ii
x1lns 70 ~ Louis or chicago
Y addition 10 btsSy As.d com e;c si,c. o, sSkO
tkhlks v" would call The attention Of dsalsvs ana
builders io our hiv stock Of NAILS nf Mi ,aF.. al
hes' brsnd. Also, GLASS 81 al sl4r. br-t ousIit,
& siEs IL a.d doabts eruwa.
We Keep eonstastiy on hand supply VI
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
froia the Nsqnsksta Union Nils Which We VIII s.,l
at the cheaps., rate.
= Goods delivered to the cit, dealers fro. of
sasrge
ltssULuTluN.-TiiE FIRM OF RYAN 4
- MrtAkN In the 0iossry business wAs dissolved
,a lac lith Of MAY. Mr. Taos scost having purchased
Nj kyshs Interest The Grm viii hereafter he o.
,Ass seort, who ~ III conduct business al the old
-sand No Froht street, mad Leyre We will ell
~r' AZ c1safas aud pay all debts OF tho late drm
-
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Groceries.
WILSON q HALEY.
WneLESALE GR0CERS,

W1ADOW - BAILEY,
Wn0LESALE QR0CERG.
POST OFrICE BrII.DiN0
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
loo half shcss Ioanx Hyscn and OunpowAsr.
70 half cheats Dr,cr 4 AID Sou~hcng
70 eaadi~s frara 10 - III.
30 boxes Palm soap
40 boxes Varie.a.ed Soap
~ boxes shasiaa d.
~ bikes Transparent do
boxes Cattle dol
20 boxes Pickles.
100 boxes Toaus'n catsup ard Pepper e4u.e
loo t1xss various hrAaas sAo.cs fobasc0
100 cub. Sizes cisars
DO hoscs No. aaa scaled LcF.Ess
2oo bb.s nes MackeIea
- hn,ftb,s 90
20 ki.ts fVr family use
" Mis- aud Legs ~ Aolsssss
% hhts slgsf
90 doz Bed t'osa,
~ Tbs dried A.slos
50 sssks dried Peaches
100 boxes EeS RalsiE.
- bb.s assorted Ma.
$50 toxes d. g.ss.
40 Kegs assorted Malta
30 der Tumslers
ruices OF all XII as
Wooden aat Willow Ware, brushes
20 IBIS Cider Vinegar
~ Together With u fsrre stock IL other articles.
lof Which VT VII sell On reasoiat.. terms
JaheIldS@ WlLsON 4 HARLEY.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

LIE CLAIRE ROUND0Y
~ = e HIVE SHOR.
M D0SAHuE, SUCCESSOR TO MEssRs.
lvls lie Claire D Davenport. having purchased
the above premises, b low prepared 10 manu-
fsrtufe
STEAM ENGINES.
Il the salioos kinds suitable 10 The wants u iGs
cAsTINGa,
fns I'll 81 the didsSsnt varieties ~
MILL OKARINOs AND saAFTIN0s,
u III desesistioss
HOUSE WORK OF THE LATEST STYLES,
csps, slils, Brackets, Columns. ~. Ac, always on
hand, add made 10 order
Csnnected with the above IL YoFging Shop, under
the direction of men Of superior shsn
BRASS AND COMPOSITION or CASTINGS,
MADE TO ORDER,
RABBIT METAL ALWAYS ON HAND
Ny stock sf Psasesns for As<hinsry, nsiiding end
Ornamental purpcses, IL unsurpassed W any similar
establishnleut m the West
nspa1seng done - che 0Aorteee usaees.
Charge reasonable Cash al oil tinss paid fos I'D
iron aud copper
- cssnsr Of From, and sso,ss... ps.ss,sss
uL2ldtf ~ bOEluUI
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. 4 CO.
Wholesale and Retail Greeers !!
Fam.i.ss supplied On saorf ssi,es
NE ARE NOW ~ RECEIPT OF AFREsn
W ssfp.y 81 ever! ar;'s.s uspa..y kept ia cur
NLs. Ihankiul Ter las. ls,ropass we noali ask a
soa''Aaaass 81 sane s,e.
CiHil.t
AoLAssks
ysuas uv, TEAS
a.. grades and qualities.
baltimore Oysters, Lohs,er, Ciams, Salmon aae
fr.s~rses, Jellles. 0vrk.ls kusltsh Pickle. olive
~, Pepper sauce, Keteh1p., &C. Ia Qisss
sauces. tomatoes, Peaches, Horse Rsdi.h, Herbs.
Mustard, Spices. Chocolate, Bsoms, Sage. Carary
I'D Par, barley, Grnand Rice, Iarina, salsrssas
Iniee.l Fancy soays, brushes, Baskets, Ae
tamdeh Flour, Corn Neal, Ilotniny ,paf Meal &c
Louisville Ccrnsnt Nails, tslase As &c
Gall ard examine our -ioTk which We will warrant
- give satisfaction.
" DALZEfL, JR q Co
1e29 T. Cor Second aud rrrr, street
Fnnstly Groceries.
'HE SUBSCRIBER, AT Ills STORE, n.
i W coraer Of Iowa and second str~sss h.s on
hand and VIII keer constantly large ss-ors 81
Fresh Family 0rsesssss,
contrasting every thing Ia HE line u business Whit
ne VIII sell on reasonshls terms Tho m,tsntioa or
he pubic u invited 10 late srriv ais Of seasouale Ar
tsles wtITYe n rfyy
june Is 1877 sn
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Railroads.
Mississippi 1 Missouri Railroad.
lAz6ss $50 - ~ !I., w.

~ trains oat 81 lllfel4,ff Vii make convection
9Th Ma-esfiM. and fwWA t'liA
THE Passenger 4 falas ,-antsset II nsX.npart Niit
The kscs islaai ard hrszo Trains
Passenger. reminded II the urfe-.itv 1T gisiu9
asttnet dr.etiea. ta the desiuapn II Their haa.
-tse. Alec I. prurnre strkcf. n-fsrr taking th.it
srti~ sa fh. \ BAY super aten.ient
apis Sstf