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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

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SrArr FAiR.-Thc excellent Steamer Ben
Campbell viii leave Davenport next Tuesday
morning for the State Fair and remain q,
that place ill the Fair closes, ass Hesd. This
Il an excellent arrangement The Hotels
at Museatine viii scarcely half accommodate
the multitude and strangers will he glad Of
the opportunity to secure nice rooms o. board
Of Steamboat. and dine al a first rate table.
Capt. Dodge is jus. calculated for an A. No.
! host and his name alone should crowd the
Boat Tavern. We advise those going down
TO call on Col Lauders, at Burrows & Pretty
mans, and secure rooms in advance
frRsisnIsa Goops. - The change ia the
temperature OF the atmosphere YESTERDAY
morning rendering fires comfortable, and
change OF raiment necessary. would naturally
cause one 10 think about providing suitable
apparel. !, very iorcibly reminded us Of the
fss stock Of gentlemcn's furnishing goods that
our friend D. y, Martin has piled up In hi.
establishment, on BRADY street all Of which
are fresh and seasonable goods Gentlemen
may obtain any article In the line they need
II this store. while ladies will find large Va.
riety Of toilet articles gloves. etc The sei~c.
tions are made with taste, and are exactly
suited to the wants Of this community
-
ATTEMPTED BrRoLAKY. .--oa Sunday night
Col. 7 { Eads was disturbed in his slumbers
by noise at his front door Rousine his
hired man and arming himself with a revolver
he reached the door In time TO hear the cial-
ter Of the mems Zee, as they run down Brady
street. His front door was found to be perio.
rated with eleven sussr holes directly over the
lock, 1t being the intention of The rascals 70
bore out . piece Of the door insert 4 hand
and turn the key OF the lock A feat lhsy
would have found rather di6acult Of perform
ancs, - the Colonel never leaves the key In
his door Of nights. Our ct;ssns and police
should 10 on their guard n our city 10 infested
by band Of dssperadoss that scrupls at no
rascality.
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FOR THE STATE FAIR,
PACKET ANN HOAR nIH0 moran
Yeassx NDmss Wanted .

'No CANVASS THE CRY op pAvEN
! PORT for subscribers 10 the
LADIES JOURNAL
To an active enterprlsing ouas mat .e.si op,ar
tanity will he offered
Apply 10 the wholesale agent
ELL ADAMS
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0o-0aps 8 ADVERTISEMENTS

A. Z. FrLros will be al the office of Da-
vison = Tree. for siR to eight days ss:s
A G. FULTON mas ARRIVED AND WILL
IRE: s :.,: :ss sss Guy
i,saiss. o. ass ysars srsdi. Apply At ps,,ssn :
7 osT.--A RED ACCOUNT BOOK WAS
11ls:s Saturday shsrnoon sonswhsse ss,ween Drs-
dy And HArrsca strests II ecntAlned Certificate
II. aaass % =. !. pr r..s,asa S sis Vi = ~ .. Ss
'asi. w Z. the corner Of ID aud tssinss stree q.
FOR THE STATE FAIR,
PACKET AND BOARDING HOUSE.
THE srAuNcH AND FINE 1SW>I
= Steamer BEN CAMPBELL Capt -
psps. ssmasni.r, vii leave pa,sapcr, and Resk
Issand nest Tuesday morning, oc, 9Th for Musea
lie !, Auscs.n. iiil ihe sloss u tho Fa.r, Friday
s.t and god lodging. Rooms may be engaged sa BY y
calling on y! Sanders, al Burrows Pretty smsns
saoel leland paper. p.a.. copy
MrRRAy 4 LASNAS's FlosrrA WATER
Aa atmosphere of perfume eshale. nom the hand
Asrshisf, mcisssnsd With ,hls rare norsi essence
Its rstssshing aroma prevents fsnaess snd tsl.ves
usadseLe snd nervous Ttsnor oen,smcu ~ho ase
~ tmised wish water, amer shaving will ohvistc all
trouble from irritation of the shin
so.d BY d r Lsnman = Co, whelesal. dras.i.ss
% Water street, New YORK aud by ali drussls,s
OF soc per bottle sc:s
Yo0mg N1am wanted.
'No CANVASS THE CITY or BAvES
! PORT for subscribers 10 the
LADIES JOURNAL
To- an active snterprlsing young mat see-i opior
Apply 10 the wholesale agent,
s~.sa No % brady :, near IL, rs.. f.s' ofnss
Des1snhl~ seOre % Let.
THE LARGE BRICK STORE, No. ~ DRA.
DY street next door North ~ AdAua's B.,ok
store and fourth store from the rost Ofslec With OF
without the second door " the beet lseaiel IN
uesenpofi ,or DRY uosds ~ fnrniinr" sisrs Of
other clean bnsiasss Apply 10
ss2ss. No 20 brady si, north Of fost once
a Dwelllnx % Lee.
tOMPRisIN0 PARI0R, DINING ROOM
~ and Kitchen with two He'd Roons also Clstetn,
fs., fssa oss Mssa ,, ~,a" e"' s..a Sd tho
klI ADAMS
.sns. A, No - brady ct. above The ra., eaaes
NEW hAoAzINE roR LADIES
The LADIES' Jsarusl,
A Nd ILLUSTRATED MISCELLANY. pE
"A VOTED TO ii,srs,urs, F.shlcn and Art
Jsst Asesissa For October.
illustrated With large and splendidiy eocr.i Fash
loo plate -Four large paSss ef Dfesss-, Patterns
&c T~o large pagss u Music, aud ss,ersl Wood
cute illustrating The reading psurs
Polished IN rhiadsiphs, moh,hly q, only ei.so yer
year or l; cite pei nulab~r
No = rrsdy s,rss,, nssr the Pos, one.
ee0N ELL ADAMS
Steve and TIN Slore.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING THIS DAY
! vurchassd the entire inssrsst Of T. 0illssi 4
Go u The stovc and TIN Store also, oil the nosss
aud eceounts u the came
All rsrsons owing ssid hrrn ere hereby requested
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NO. COG.
Cost 0u0 founA.


.vsAp-ihL PLACE To BUT CHEAP
Ss """ss rs o. u" polrssr eofasr IL
-, CHAMPION q SoH
Nis Ger. BEady snd sseosa ssrss,s
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10sses: &hO0iaers. Hork
POUNDS cANyAB0gL
bOSNNvO eagsr cared hama
sssG pounds can nvAsssi smoked HArau
~ e@Ff~ls pFlns m~.s Pork
Jas, received sT'i for sac b.
EvASs CHEW 4 Co
sssio tor "a sad Perry stsesA
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kasc Dooks.
( 'owESs REPORTS. NINE VOLUMES,
" et3U
esia.ns k.pofts yoas 81
Wsndstfs Eeeorts ~ vols ..-.. -.5.-..-. i.a -,
Paises tasneeHs Reports, a sel. g. 81
The suascriher sntsnans ~ all I. tl. R.ok and
Stationery hasiss.. the
Law 1Ds passms~ms.
VIII he eoussnty N F~eript af aud k.~p % L.n =
stesA ~ the ko9ss generally used snd eli supply
osdsfs for lss Boaks Published IA Eas4sr New
fofk Philadeiphia, Chicago, A. Al the Publishers
regular pflr~s
Catalogue AID Price Ilsts sappsle.t nj Ne s9 g.s
ds street dcofs north ~ ths f..i once
unSe~iHH ELL ADAMS
sVfsr sI1WSir.
uST RECEIVED FROM PUBLISHERS.
- The kerx.s Ne Not. Polka ~ Eiwsrdo Kai.a
Whsre 10 tn. saany Land. rsas, ~ > u Thosa.s
Dream " Thee M More Ia lad. ~ u 1hus~as
eoass Yer the r~s haid~n With NJ Bslisd
lane slsiaan.
ffseh Iite, krltx spind.ef
la rontaine, .....4..... I'll n Iysh~yx
The institnts ehssss Bsos Gle. Esssk Tke
Guitar 81 uoni. seiseson frssn the n.ost beautiful
soags, fAllats aud du-tts ~ Wallace, Link ttaysT
lssr, and Other Popular writer's the risaa reats
Wasercoms, Main street hstseen front sns secoud
aa1e " a WILLIS
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Whe1e0ole Plooo HOrle y Narerooos
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
> FULLY sanounre 10 VA. sitisen. - Dsysaport
aud vicinity thai he hes open-d sn entire us~ and
slsgsIt s,oek Of Piano fsriss and Me.ssoas aud be
ias imnsdiaasly eonnses~d With th. Manufacturer
10 snsbed 70 taTnish Instruments ~ their prtess
Ne esgek how 10 stofs conests Sf tho tlaaas 6f A.
0add, = 0sls = &c 6tsiawsy q hon sni }
4 4. Ftehsr VI New issk, Aad l. Ilib~rt ~ Bossos
Aslieas u 0rosssi-sH = Tfus.ow
The Mslodsons ~ u d W smith saa a con
Jsie sssortmsst ~ shes, Assie containing oil The
best " Aats~s falkss wutigs Marches sssF~si Nuio
dies aud oefns ~ the Operas that have l.ss pub
AsLed
bsAisrs Furnished fassFansat- aha sheet Ma.lr ss
III. regular disenunis Iunag ion. t1 order
Dsi1 va WILLIS
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4 tOMPRiSlN0 PARL0R, DINING ROOM
~ and Kitchen, with two He'd Rooms also Clststn
Yard, Wood liouse, Ae, within Blcck of tho
Post Once, 10 small fsmil, onis Possession on
the 10, " october Apply TO
kll ADAMS
ssss:t Al No - Brady st, above n. Pas, efAe.
NEW AzINE ron LANES
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NOTICE. U ASSIGNMENT


nAsaSA . ssAaLsn's
Model eMeSOaeOas.
a FRESH SUPPLY 0f THESE INBTnU.
- MENf- Ia Rosewood esses which far s.n~s
ssss ~ 'ons aud bssats "a nalsh dsfs. a.l eonnes
Ia hssr ln.' been rsesised al hr muirs Hsois
issssns, 90 feffs o., where's large ssssstasnt of
ssssss-esrsss, AsseAssns. Osgsu sassme.
ssssss. Nsse~ osshs. nAsss Nuses, As,.
ssn - f,nnd. any al ~ which ~ifl os cola a u.
Mahuiseiur~r- to~sst priess. either sl whosoa,e =,
tsssii, sni sssr3 Instrument Will bs aarysuted
fisso fofies taasd sad r.ss assd ssd sssissassss
sHsfani~ed ln 81 css~s
NusscAl. INSTRUCTION.
~ utit y nov Prepared ~ the ala Of couss
t@ht tssehsrst Ia give tnsraetl0l Ia ali tie A01Srs
sfssnsY u iassls usually lssSsf. and tLoss iesirtna
uss.les education viii nndE ~ tkssr advsnsegt =
z. ~ him victor. "as2sins Dth.F tsaehsss Thrae
fFsfefihs isdy teacher ear be srcns4 dated - -
fEesflsn ss ssasa y
For further particular. And ,ern.s plsas. al! a
issse..ls n fs'rf-ss Book Perry ruruer yfThira
s@is So
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Oes1snblr SsUre % Let.

THE LARGE BRICK STORE, No. ~ BRA
by street. n~st door North of AdAms Book
store aud fourth sore from the lost Oflec, With OF
without the second door " the beet lacaiel IN
Davenport for . DR., aovds or Furniture stsrs or
other clean business Apply 10
ELI ADAMS
ss2ss, No 10 brady si north OF fost once
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4 T No. ri BRADY STREET. NEAR Tui
:. Fusf tnice -.sS,i ELI tUAN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
IRON A FRIEND IN KANSAS
6.r..,,,Ssree Of The n Y. Tneus~
MosKxA,' Linn County, Kassae


Having another Eve mir utes 10 wnte 10 ian opporta-
,tv occurring to send TO the rver) must improve l.
There win be good deal Of suffering IRON p'ivsaon
in the Territory this Spring, and whss makes J" the
,,o,s n.nfl H. tia, there are large quantities In store
=, 6, Ious awaiting shipment But the people mere
I'll ,s,uctxnce 10 send for them IN consequence Oh
,bs r.n,vemept in distributions and the merchants a.
G, In,;s cannot veil forward them without orders
II seems hard that the generosity OF the Norn shoao
NOT meet its necesstous OBJECTS, and stu nar'er I'm"
the suffering subjects should not receive the ree sent
them by sympathizing friends. do not kno" Nhe'e
the fault is but there is fault somewhere, ana Man.
cas- lie sufsripg intensely from i'. But nope ner
friends viii not bold back but pile up the co'hins'
and bedding and PROVISIONS and seeds, and roll them
over the borders, cover up the Committees, ana MI
every mud hut, and shsnty, and log cabin all the
shout of plenty sha 90 up from every sad heartnooe
in al Ksnsss.
God bless their suffering hearts for they know what
suffering is.
Ipas.ed little cabin, or feet square, and about
5 feet high, where lived q man and wife. and five
children. To-day they poor. Last year they were
rich To dsy they hover close together over stick
fire TO keep warm. Last year they had good warm
house, stoves and furniture. Now they go hungry and
sometimes supperess to bed Last year they had corn
and wheat, and meal and four - and cows, and
all in abundance. Last veal the wife was lively in
telligent and happy woman. To-day she Is cold
hearted, and desolate, and bsreft Of her reason.
Border RufiaDs burned their houses, drove OF
their stock, destroyed their provisions, took him
prisoner, drove her about with their bayonets inside
her cook for them meal after meal sometimes from
darkpess to daylight while they held their revels.
Frightened at their threats and menaces, and worn
down by their oppressive demands, she shrunk under
it, and will probably never recover. But hope Kan
cas- has seen her worst.
observe an abundance Of grape rtnes along Sugar
Creek bottoms. The native grape is large blue,
sweet fruit, and said to equal the Catswba or
Isabella.
Strawberries grow also In great abundance.
Owing to the very sir gular position of the mestones-
rockstrata near the top of the divde-their con-
start washngs and decomposition continue to enrich
the land below, causing the grass to grow in great
uxurisnce making the beet feed for stock during sum-
mtr and Winter.
In the bottom-ands the grsss and weeds grow as
high AZ mans head on horseback. This mskes
very hot fire and kills out the timber. When the fires
ard cattle are kept out there will be timber nough for
the country. As ever, for God and Humanity,
JOHN o. wArrLEs.
honska the Iadisn name for Morning star"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
KANSAS EAIGRANTS, ATTENTION.

The NewJersey Kansas Party will leave Nsw-York
Tor ksnsas on Tuesday April L. Persons wishing 10 sms's
70 the Territory viii End greatly their sdvsn;ass to 80 with
us We shA have company Of sober respectable msn VINO
intend possible to locate together and thus immediately OBJ
tain the sdvantssss Of older settled places
Again VIII take eneants through cheaper than has been
sdvsr'ed BY any other company for the same hsd Of
tfrstcassl nake /, mutual ssar, 20 Ter procuring
tickets 10 concerned. shall do I'll In ny power 70 procure
good locations for all the party and We out under the
suspcss Of the New England Company We sna nave
ant and seryce.bl. aid from i.s agents the Territory
We vh |, 10 he under,tood tina. want 10 Join
company but sobsr respectable such We viii gladly vel
Persons viking to 70 with viii make due preparations
and ssverys HOTEL No. IA Beekman street. New
York 1t o'clock the day OF starting or they
me ., the ssme place the evening prsvioua p NIXON
Plasds,s Morris Co., n. J., March n, 1857.
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THE COMING ELECTION IN ENGL AND.
Correspondent. Of The n. Y. Tribune.
LONDON. March IL. 1857.
For on tina, EIound IN make . holy desosptn

Stand between two charchmen, good my Lord;
For on that ground III make holy desoant"
Pkmerston does not exactly comply with the
savice rendered by Buckingham TO Richard III.
He stands between the churchman on tue one side,
and the opium. smusger on the other. While the
Lew Church bishops, whom the veteran impostOr
a1Owed the Earl Of ShAftesbury, his kins-
nan, 10 nominate, vouch his righteousness" the
sPisn-smugeles, the dealers in "sweet poison for
" the AGES tooth" vouch his faithful service to
" commodity, the bias Of the world" Burke, the
Dseschman, was proud OF the London "Resurrec-
fenists." So is Pslmerston Of the Liverpool
- poisoners." These smooth faced gentlemen ace
Ne worthy representatives Of town, the pedi.
erse Of whose greatness may be directly traced back
- the slave trade. Liverpool, otherwise DO. famous
jsr poetica production, may at least claim the
original merit Of having enriched poetry with odes
q the slsve trade. While PIndsr commenced
As hymn on the Olympisn victors with the ce!ebra-
III water il the best thing" (Aussou men
hsdorl . modern Liverpool Pindsr might, there
Ore. Be fairly expected to open his hymn on the
Downing street prise-fghters with the more IN
eeb;cus ercrdium, "Opium is the best thing"
Along with the holy Bishops and the unholy
opium -mugssrs, there go the large tea-dealers for
he greater part direesy indirectly engaged in the
cTiem Hsthc and, therefore, interested ~ overeet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
RETIREMENT OF THE SPEAKER


In the House OF Commons, on Tuesday evening,
March 10. Lord Palmersop said he had task to per
form agreeable TO his wishes, and which he was sure
would be acceptable TO the House. II was to move
vote OF thanks to the Speaker for his able and din-
gushed IL the chair during the long period of
nearly eighteen YEAS. That must be an eesent a.
ly superficial observer Of the proceedings of PArla-
nebt who has not remarked bow much the usefu mess
the resptctabty and the influence Of the House de-
pended on the manner IN which the person wac filled
the chair discharged his dutes. Addressing the
Speaker, his lordship said:
at is needless, ] sm sure, TO ssy in bow eminent
degree you have performed that day lCheerl. 1t Is
needless 10 remind those who have watched your pro-
ceediDgs, how you hsve combined prcmp.itude Of de-
csor, jus,ness of Judgment frmpess Of purpoee with
the most copciliatory manner cheer and how tbs,
dignity that natural dignity which belongs to your
tef which is the moe, striking when Il il accompanied
by simplicity Of mind and the absence Of ali artificial
sfectauon- (oheersl how that natural dignity which
.dorDs yourself has been communicated through your
direction 10 the general proceedings OF he lover house
OF Parliament Hear, hesrl. Sir, rot only have yeu
performed In this exemplary and assfu mxnner your
duties IN that chair, but there are other duties, sl
not cay less important but nearly as important which
the Speaker Of this house has perform out of that
char. ] sIn sure that sosl meet with the ,ncur-
renee OF every gentleman VINO hears ms when say
hst 10 one ever approached you for the parpose Of
obtaining tnss infynlaton alth respect 20 our proc ed
gs either public or privae which il was his desire 10
receive, without experiencing from you, not only toe
mott courteous reception. not only the moe. ready
hearing but sso the mo~s sccurste tnfcrmstion with
Sd TO the matter in Of which w. his desire
spo duty 70 c<nsult you Chesfsl.r
The noble lord then pointed out now The Speaker had
ably ard eisceety Disseminated between tie forms Of
the House, which were merely technical and vhs,b
might be varied from tune TO lme and rose principle,
which ought ever 20 be maintained In saying What
he had he e that be ony expressed the feeling Of
every wtnbsr OF TIE Heuse and that IN moving the
nsoiunep WITCH bsd e<sn prepared he smsod*d the
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AKASsAs STATE EMIGRATION COxpAsY has been
organized in Auburn, NY, which proposes TO raise
fuuds BY jOiotstOck subscriptions Of IS and over b
locate Ano buy lands m Kansas not lees than 10 W.
ship in one body, to be compsctiy settled by colony
from this state-imprsvemsnts to be made thereon
with The eompsnys funds, and the Land and improve
renss to be cold 70 members and others for the benefit
u he company. The general 0uthpe Of this plan of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

,v,,em.tic colonization hss shssay been 81 sssA d
an, eolrmps. Branches IN every scwn in or Side Ne
solicited. Dr. Horsto Robinson s Pre''ien.; Levi
johnson, Secretary; Henry c. Hall Treasurer II.
Robinson. r. +. Ru.sen, and Bs'j. Hal, Executive
C.mmitfAS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-15
THE OLD WATCH.

My grandfather watch is battered and DID,
1t never contained either jewels or gold:
Eve carried thee now for many long years,
And cherished by me, tho some gave thee sneers.
Although thou art thick, and not outwardly fine,
Yhro summer and winter you We kept good time;
I've seen many a rival all cased in fine gold,
Yet still prefer you for time, tho you're old;
Poor, common and worn, with thin silver case
scarcely can see the time by the face;
Yet still can hear, by that old wheezy sound,
You must be repaired, oryou'llso soon run aground;
And so long as live shall part me and you,
Save while you re repairing by BARTHOLOMEW.
And as those old hands point the hour of day,
Ittells me how time passes swiftly away;
For soon must leave thee, fornone will becaring,
60, like you then, for thorough repairing.
w. j. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of 18th and Main sts., Richmond, Va.
N. B.-Watches, Clocks and Jcwelry of every de-
scription carefully repaired. Hair Ornaments Of
cry kind made and engraving neatly execucuted on
the shortest notice, and on moderate terms any
other house in the city. WI. 3.
Richmond, Sept. 20, 1S56.-1y
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SPRING TRADE, 1857.
SMITIl. RHODES s. CO..

(LATE SMITH % NOBERTS,)
TMPORTIRS and dealers in Foreign and Bones tic
i Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, saddlery, &c, &C., No
Y Pearl street, Richmond, Virginia, have on
hand, and for sale, large and elegant stock of
HARDWARE, especially adapted to tho trade Of
Virginia, NORTH Carolina and Tennessee, and We
would respectfully solicit from Merchants and Sad
dlerS, visiting the Market, call and an examina-
ton of thesame. Our stock full-comprsing in part
follows:
Building materials of every description large va
riety
Tools for Carpenters, MasOns, saddlers, Tanners
Millwrights, Coopers, Smiths, &C., &c.
Axles, Vises, Chains, Anvils Bellows, Axes, &c.
Hog Skins, Brides, Bits Stirrups, Webbing, &c.
Saddles, Sheep Skins, Patent and Enamelled Leath-
er, de-, &c.
Shoe Lasts Pegs, Crimp Boards, Boot Press, &c,
Cutlery, Pocket and Table, splendid variety.
Guns double and single BARREL Pistols, Revolvers,
Rifles, Game Bags, Pouches. Belts, Caps, &c.
Whips of all descriptions in great variety.
Fancy Goods, as Porte Monnaies Purses, Violin
Strings, Pins, Needles, Forks Spades, shoves, Ham
mers.
Anchor Boiling Cloth, &C., &C., &C.
Richmond, March 81, 1S57-y6m
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SPRING TRADE OF 1857.
JOHN DOOLEY,
WHOLESALE HAT MANUFACTURE

WHOLESALE HAT MANUFACTURER,
81 Main Street, Richmond, w.
TTAS now ready for the Spring Trade, by Wholesale
III and Retail the most varied and extensive stock
he has ever imported or manufactured.
In order that the requirements of all his customers
may be most fully met, and to obviate the necessity
of country merchants and others going North for their
Goods he has laid in assortment svery article IN
his line, both home and foreign, for ladies', gentle
MEMS childrens and servants wear, which he could
find in the different markets he has visited or COM
1nunicated with.
To the getting up of Silk and other Hats in his
Mandatory, he pays the closest attention, and he
feels confident that few other houses North South
can equal, and none excel, him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being of
tho most complete kind, all orders will be filed with
the greatest punctuality and promptness.
Richmond March 81, lS57.-to sep 20, '57
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
GROCERY Is COMMISSION HOUSE.
George 4. Herring,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries,
"HERE may always be found general assert
w ment of Goods suitable for the country and:to
which he particularly invites the attention of FARM
ERS-
Best loaf crushed and powdered Sugar,
" Coffee, do.
New Orleans, Porto Rico and Cuba do.
Rio, La Guaira and Maricaibo Coffee,
Old Government Java and Mocha do.
Superior N. Orleans and W. India Molasses,
Soverings and Stuart's best double refined Sir
rup always on hand,
Teas ofthe very best quality, Gunpowder, In
perial, 0oling and Powchong
North Carolina and Halifax Herrings,
Nos. l, 2 and Mackerel,
Tar Grindstones Bacon sides and shoulders,
Hams Sperm, Adamantine and TaIlow
Candles,
Also-Liquors of all kinds and qualities,
Cognac Brandy, Old london Dock Brandy,
Imitation do, old Rye Whiskey, common do.
Goods always warranted as represented.
Call and examine.
Richmond, March 81, 1S57-ly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-15
ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAMES CARLIN, NO 6s II

JAMES CARLIN, NO 63
u King street, Alexandria, Va.,L
would respectfully invite the atten- OFF,
ton of dealers generally, to his large
and we'll selected stock of HARDWARE @Eu6S&0
and CUTLERY before purchasing elsewhere, be feels
assured of being able to offer such inducements to deal
ers as will be satisfactory in every respect His stock
consists in partof the following, viz:
Rim, Mortice Stock, Pad and Till LOCKS Knives and
Forks of every description Pocket Knives; Scissors
Fast and Loose Butt Hinges; Parliament Strap, T.,
&c. do Augers; Anger Butts; Brace and Bits;
Planes Of all kinds; Saws of all kinds Stair Rods
Coffee Mills; Grass, Grain and Brier Scythes plated
and common Spoons; Forks andLadles; Axes, Hatch
cts Hammers, Sedges, Anvils Vices, Bellows, Steel
Files, Rasps, Combs, Brushes, Cow-Bels, Handouts
Ovens Potts. skillets Griddes Playing Cards. ETC., etc.
$4,000 lights Sash, of all sizes.
Alexandria, April 4, 1857 10 mar Is, '58