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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
TrnStA0'S Sale.

WHEREAS on the Ed day OF March. D $50
w Wilhelm Altr, chit and 4 MI e. Ire Altr, chi his
wife executed unto Austin Cribin n Trustee, 'er-
tain deed OF Trust, oonvrying e. said truster III
land IN Soott County. Iowa, u scrib ~ i"'9v L"
wit The North East quarter 81 tue Sou "est
quarter Of section number twenty (.ul In township
number Eighty $50 . North Of Rang numb iour 81
East aud the south East quarter ~ the South East
quarter OF tie section number twenty (!ol IN town
ship number eighty (so). North OF Rang num2'r
four I4l East, which SAID cruvty ai,ee wss nad. tv
the .a.a wIiie.m and Caih-r,ne Altr Cit f1I the
purpose OF securing the payment d 4 certain prom
missory mote end the interest," thereon sEned 10y
said Wilhelm ALBRIGHT, dated the I'D day ot March
D. 1880. FIR Five hundred an any aolsrs. ptN.-
BILE one year after date, TO III. ortrg OF rlummrr
ard ~ him indor,ed TO q Guthciy, the Iresebt
holder.
Aud said note having become due and pa,a-
BILE and the said wilhelm, Aihr.cht having failed
TO paw the same, AUSTIN Corhin Trustee ~ afsre-
said do h.rrb, thus public notice. that by virtue
OF the power which h la vr.ted by sA,i deed OF
Trust. will. on Saturday the 2Oth day oi June A.
u 1877, ut the boue Of O'Clock In the sftrru af
Iaid day, 1T the Court House door IN the ,t> OF Ia
vtnport. expose and oiler for sale, p-hic tian
~ The .,iSbest bidder for CA IA. tn raire OF land
above deserted, iarth tttr,ot ,s,i all tr sin
cent TO satisfy AMI pay TN amount OF said notc
with tire interest there TO the day 81 sal, T. Ietter
With lie casts and eNpcnt,s attending said ,ai II ths
t.r and ttu$ ee's fees, Upoh the CONT lettna OF
such sale deed Will be given 10 accordance viii, the
stipulation OF ssh u, IS Of Tru.t.
Dated the 2Jri day Of Nav, a u. 1h5-.
mAy.1j AUSTIN CDkiiiN, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
Trustees Sale.

ATHEEEAS the sO;b day 81 october. A
w 1855. Alexander wells and Julia Ann Wells
his wife. eN' cutrd unto Austin Con BIN Trustee
certain deed Of Trust. conveying 10 said Trnstc" the
land 10 Scott COUNTY, Iowa. described follows to
wit TIL East half OF he North East quarter ~ Sec
tion number eleven IN townshi ~ number seventy
min C19) North, of kangc number Two % East OF the
9th N which said convey ance mxde ~ the said
Alexander and J.lia Ann ellis, ter the purpose II
securing the pay m ut Of certa promissory notes
and the Interest thereon signed by said Alexander
Wells datsi ihe both dsy Of Octb.r, A d. 1906, one
for T. n doas and hfey cents, the second for Twcn-
ty-seven dollars, both payable six thS dste
t. the order - William wheeler. And now said
noi's having tssomr due and payable and the s,if
Alexander Wells having failed to pay the SAM,
AOstin Corbin Trustee Is aforesaid, do hereby CIV,
this PUBLIC tee that by virtue Of Tho power whicl
IL IN vested by said deed OF Tut. viii ON Sat
urday the Goth DAY of June, d, 1857, AT tbe hour
Of O'Clock In the Afternoon 81 laid day ut the Court
House door In the city Of Davenport. exp3se and Of
fer for sale at public auction to The hgh.si bidder IN
ossh, the parcel 81 land above described, much
thereof ~ shall be sufficient to satisfy aud psy thc
amount ~ said notes with the interest th.rto tn
day Of ssc; tog ther vi the costs aud expenses at
tending said aAe, Of this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion - such sale n deed VIII b.
eiven In accod dance with the stipulation Of said Deed
OF Trust.
Dated the 23d day Of May, A D, 1851
AUSTIN CORBIN,
MAy2JNs Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
Trustees Sale.


VLIHEREAS on the 9Th day otOctober.A u. 1855.
w friedrich Struck and bototh.a Struck *
ecutd unto Austin Coibn - Trustee, certain de- Il
ofTfust olnvcyng 10 said Trustee the land In Scott
& unity. Iowa, describe a. llows to wit Lnt mum
be- -four 90 in Block number three (3 in Mcinto,
addition 10 the City Of Davenport, WIN, SAID convey
anc. made by the said Fri-derich n. Strutk aud
Dorothea Struck for the purpose Of securing thc
payment ~ certain omisory note and the inter ST
thereon signed by said Friedcrich Struck and Do
rothea Struck, dated the 18th day Of October, u,
1858, payable after dat. to the order Of J hr
Kerlani And Row said note having b. me due and
paysbl- and he said Fried rich Struck and Dorohea
Struck having failed 10 pay the same, Austin Cor
bin, Trustee aforesaid, do hereb, give this public
notice, that by virtue Of he power which Is IN q
vested by SAID iced OF Trust. will on SATURDAY the
sixth day 81 June, d 1851 ut ~ hour 81 O'Clock
in thu aftc OF saii day at III Cour HOUSE DO in
the city % Davenport, exIos. ami offer iur snr, at
public auction, the parcel q land ABOVE d. -crbri
much III, reuf shall be III lent taisfy and
pay the smount of sad noe with he interest there
To the day Of ALE together with the rxenses attend
ing sAd SAL, costs Of tins notice and Trustees fees
upon tho completion Il such sale deed will b. Civ II
In accordance with the siipula,Js II said deed Of
Trust.
Dated the I1th day Of May, A D, 1857.
AUSTIN C0RbTN
Msy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
AT Acres Pine Timber Lana Tor sale

s1sHE subscriber will sell valuable tract Of heavy
i Timber Land Of 800 acres In wisconsin, situated
near 81 Croix Falls, on weolf River, and running
back on . small Lake, being on the section ine.-
The Hudson Lake Superior Railroad win pass along
side Of IT, not through II; Ia 81 the most beau.
tiful locations Ia the West; = village Is nov springne
up IN the immediate vicinity, and the land wN1 DO
well 70 isy out In village lots. 6aw Mil 10 being
this land; the above land IL very cheap at 90 Per
Also lO7 acres Pine Timber Land OF the 0yst
quality, on the banks OF tho Chipp~way, where IL
logs can b. easily noated down into the nississippi
TO market. The above property win be sold at bar.
gain said land II free and clear from ell tncuDos.
snce. Terms Easy. For further paticslars enQuise
Of the subscriber, No. LsCslre Row.
aec1odts L. l. DOLCOMl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
DosM zines River Land fer sale
L.A.NeD DEPARTMENT..

DssAlot~>s River Navigation 0ad r. n. o..
OT1unwA, Iowa, April ~, 1855.
sINH1 undersigned hereby gives notice. that this
1 Once IL now open for the sale Of these valuable
aEdt they viii BE- sold ON long credit, ard In lots 70
tth means and wishes Of purchasers.
Anyfurther Information desired In relation 70 hosi
d will b furnished on application ct this once
mail or otherwise. GEO. =. PERKINS,
tmAyl6dtn Land Commissioned.
I.ANp.De0 AnsnE1.
DE0 NOISES NAvIoASIoN Go.
0Nthe sixteenth day Of June, next, the once -
~ tho sste Of the lands Of this company will 1or
removed from this place 70 Fort Dies 4otnes.
These lands will b sold on long credits, and b
lots 70 suit the means and wishes Of purchasers.
GEO. D. YBRKINA.
Land Commissions
Ottumvp oVa'2 =. avn dawA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFu0E WINE.
TN QUART BOTTLES.
.NcET.ER KNOVV:N' 10 FAIL


svVHE greatest Medicine discovered for the cur
i u Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
and ali bilious diseases. This valuable medicine has
now been before the public for several years, and
there can be better evidence offered Of its efficacy
than Its extensive sale, and constantly increasing
reputation and this Is owing to its having performed
some Of the most wonderful and astonishing cures
that have ever been known. Being purely veReta-
Bile, free from al foreign deleterious mineral CON-
peunds, Febrifuge Wine may be taken with the ut
most safety under almost any circumstances. II
strengthens the stomach invigorates the system and
entirely prevents the languor and prostration Of
strength which alwsyS attends Fever and Agus. and
all bilious diseases. 1t not only breaks the Ct Ills and
checks the fever but removes the disease of the Lv-
Or and other organs, on which the Chill and Fever
fues Wine need further evidence Of its virtue than
IL happy restorative eject. II Is truly wonderful
medicine, and operates on the system like a charm
The 0rst second dose Of Feorfuee Wine breakn the
chis, and II continued according to the directions, Il
removes the disease permanently from the system.
and leaves the body In . healthy condition. Those
persons who aficted with Fever and Ague or any
form Of bilious diseases are recommended TO etye
this valuable medicine fair trial. Wnicn Is al thai
10 necessary 70 insure success, and convince all Of s
the public Certificates Of the highest respectabity
might be presented to suhstsntate ali that claimed
In It's behalf but will be left introduce it.efto
stand or fall upoa It's own merits.
Caution 70 the Publtc.-be sure that the name
the proprietor, JOHN WInEa, 10 In his own hsndvn
tAe bottom Of each engravsd label On the hoetie<
anad = recall ~ Drusststs and Merchant every
WAsga.
An vAe.sss,e orders must b directed toyohn ~
eers - Maiden lAnes y. T., or 70 Day 4 BALDWIN,
WA6loaae aruggtsss, Chicas0.
6oad whslesals and retail b. Aessrs
ALv0RD Z VAN PAITHu.
eSB-o8wU > DovenooFk low.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
Independent telegraph Line,
Chicago Alton 4 St Leuis 4. Il.
IN A4H z Go


q -
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and 60. Louis.
rdt"s 1socs CAacaQo Jbr 81. L0SIs 0ad tassvwsS-
dt0ts places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted 0tOAn
Express Train, (Saturday's excepted) lllOps
tr0a~s leave 81. LovisJbr CAIca0o 0~d tstsvsss
dt0Ss 1DSacss.
accommodation Train, (sanday's sxcepGsd) 7OOAn
Express Train lsasurday's escspted) S3OPs
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run throagh Joliet bloom
ington, Springfield, CaPlinvte and Alton.
WiTrains run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out OF and Michigan Central Railroad Of
Joliet, making this the shortest qucke and most re-
liable route between u Louis and New York Boston
PhiiAdelphs, and the East.
With Illinois Central y. 4 ct DioOminston. for L.
Salle, Mendoza and Cairo.
iih q reat Western Of uiis0is ct SprinsNed for
Decar- and Naples.
With all the Railroads dlverging from Chicago
with daily line Of Packets 1t 81 Louis for Keosuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for ~ places mentioned absve can
be procured 1t al the principal " ket oces In the
United States, and 81. he o6nces
Poo, Of y . ass. A., Ds.1eo oa sss
nOH'DP MORGAN, ia, Eups.
bloomington. Jan. /. 1875. iebiDdu
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Trustees Sale.

y O0uCe
" HEREAS on the first day 81 March A. u, 1876
w Hiram Medley AMI Isabella Medley, executed
unto Austin Corbin a. Trustee. n certain d, ell 81
Trust c"rvry ing aaii Trustee the land In CLINTON
County ioSa described n fellows, to wit The cas-
tern le Hundred acres Of the north 'sst quar-. oi
section number eight Isl IN Tpwnship number eighty
one SD north ~ range number one ~ east; which
said convey Ance was made ~ said Medley for the
purpose " securing the payment ola certain proms
sorry note and the interest u ereon signed by said
Medley, date the first day u March 4. ID. 1855 and
payable TO race Metcaf the 1s day Of April 1861
for thirty -sev, n JO,lO0 dollars.
AND NOW said note having become due and payable
and the said Hiram Medley having failed 10 pay the
came, Austin Corbin Tru. tee anresoid do here
by give this public NOTICE that by vrtu. u the power
which T. IN vested by laid ce"d ~ Trn t. will on
Saturday the 18th day Of June ID. 1857 nj the hour
Of och OK In the afternoon Of said day. the Count
House door IN the city 81 Davenport "xpose and offer
for sale At public auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash the parcel Of land above desrr bed, or much
thereof shall b. suflcisnt 10 satisfy ard pay The
amount Of eaid note with the interest thereon to The
day Of sale, togetbef with the exp.Lses attend ne
said sale, costs OF this notice and rraste's fees
Upon the completion VI such sale ,,sd will be civ.
en- in accordance with tn stipulation of said Deed d
Trust. Datsd the 18th day 81 May A. d. 1857.
AUSTIN COREIN Trustee.
Nav lS-dtO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
DINING SALOON


n II - II "A u H "A NJ II
SuSBE PALAGK DINING SALOON will b. again
i opened. on Wednesday NEXT March 18th which
will he conducted AZ heretofore tho Eastern and
EnroIean plan under the supe rvision Of O Nixon.
Oysters. game and meats Of ali kinds served At any
hour, In any style and IN manner unsurpassed b.
any house west 81 New York. REGULAR meals from
TIL 10 O'Clock from ~ III and from TO r. b.
Ing provided with COMPETENT and efncient cooks.
feel assured Of rendering full and perfect satisfaction
10 all who favor him with their patronage. This
saloon Is isd up and Conducted IN such manner %
u render II the most fashionable and accon modasing
resort In the city Those no fond Of r. cd thing
inst go u the Palace on Brady between Front an
Second Streets, east side, next TO T. Close ! Go.
J. "A. EASTWOOD.
Mck I7dh
- ARE INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS-kxPBRI.
llENCkD Oanvassing Agents wanted In al parts
OF the country for the "Compr extensive Geography
and History, tAncient and Modcrn) OF the whole
world" from the earliest agss TO the present time
by GooDRIcB, peter Parey.) Elegantly bound
and beautifully illustrated. PRICE -. Sold only By
Agents u whom special districts will be given. Ap-
plic ants should state what counties they would ike
For particulars apply to
y.H. COLrON co.,
nrhf1dW VT william ,tTeet. n r,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06

BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN,
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
And Wholesale and Retail dealerstn
ID H = q O ID -
QUEENsWARE, GROCERIES. BOOTS An
SHOES, HATS. CAPS. CLOTHING.
SALT. 60.
HAVING ample room for storage, We shall pay ~
ticuar attention 70 kec-lving Storing and Yorw a.
ing any 0ocds consigned to our care.
Cash paid at all stssses for Pro-
dssCf.
Front Btrset, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
davenport steam FIGURING Mills,
VIII be kept in constant operation, and Farmers ar
informed that pay ~ all times IN Cash the high.
ret prioe for wheat. Flour always on hand
Oct. i7-dsvM BURROWS I PRBTTYAAR.
Removal!
GRABRR'S Nalr- dressing i Shaving
- - Il q q NJ
MILL be removed to-day. To newly nitted Room
w under the LIE Claire House. where h. will eve
b. found In readiness to nis numerous custom
srs In the most approved manner.
Perfunery! Perfanery!
TNONSfAETLY on hand the largest stock Of PR
N W Co!osLs', n.srsiss. xssass Also Pom
TTicanaliken 4 Hair Dye
always on hand, also Hair. Flesh. and Tooth BRUSHES
OIaARs. &c. I'LL. oRABBB.
suxAdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
EVANS, MORLEY 4 CHEW,
General Produce.

SCAERTEkZW, BROS. 3 co.
IMPORTRRS AND DnAIDRS IN
DRUGS, PAINTS, Ola, PBAHUM8AY,
&C.. BE-,
10 WILLIAM ST1xDI. cor. Bsskman, New York
INVITE the attention Of The trsde 70 their large
i and varied stock Of Drues Paints, Oils, 1erfunery
Ae. In addition 70 their regular importations Of
Staple Drugs, they also receavng direct fFup he
Tooth, HAIR and Nail Brushes, Bronses, OorSs Nor
tsrs, 6poogss, French and DnGiish Peffunery, L.
Inns nxis0css, snd many other articles usually en-
broced N DruGgtsts stocks which they are also en-
ahled % oAsr On ~ nost sdvanta0eoss terms.
Orders either IN psrson q by mail, viii rsoatve
nsoenpt attention. auQ1dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
IL q % e s.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

SOUTHyAsf CORNER WASHINGTON AVENUE THIRD ST
st LOUIS, MO,
incorporated by the General Assembly, Janu
L airy twenty fourth, Isls, with full authority
"To grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honors,
and exercise ali and singular the privileges common
to Commercial colleges authorized by law, In other
States."-t Charter, Sec. 2.
A full course OF instruction, in this Institution,
embraces Double Entry bookkeeping, Commrr ciai
calculations, Commercial Law and Penmansh.p.
Gentlemen enter for the course separately,
and At any time, instruction is impaired indi, n-
ally, and not In and each department is indie
pendent and under control Of It's respective Profes
who alone Is responsible for the progress Of hts
pupils.
- Young Gentlemen wishing to prepare lhenl-
selves for business pursuits, are respectfully invited
u call daring business hours, an! examine the mode
OF mpartng instruction, the progress of TIE pupils,
and ,he Superior facilities extended to those desrous
Of qualifying themselves for tn practical DUTIES 81
the counting -hous.. Personal refer .nce Civ ei Ia
above two hundred and nifty e50) practical 1ccoun-
tants, now In chsrge OF books Va this city, all VI
whom have compi.led their business education in
this Institution.
N. b. For circulars. Containing Information In
regard to terms, the 81 instruction, and all
business connected with the above, call at the
suoth- East corner Of Washington avenue and Fcurb
street, or address,
JONATHAN JONES ~. Louis. No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06

n CARD
YNHD snderaiensd havirg cold his stock snd bost-
i ness Interest In tn Hat ososs, No. leCiairs
Row, to B. r. Nvainsrd Co., vOulA rsoe0neod
them 10 his friends and custo0eYs.
April 1eth 1851. 4. 0111N.
=. =. BuAINARD D co. vii coetinue The Hat
and Cap business IA IN It's breaches q ~ sane
pla0e. 3Asy ere nov rec ising nev itock Of &c.
eonable goods vhish viii - seod IN Tor cash.
sha1e ~ tle pub,ie pstsonaGs b solic11ed.
APRIL 2o6t(
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06

0ARRGES, solid printed. satin plaid and half
" mourning, Barege lie Taines, Lawns. Organizes,
Ginehams, Prints. white Marine. Cashmere shawls
White Grape shaws, Black silk Mantillas Black Lace
ditto, Ladies Kid Gloves, Kid 6nisLed silk ditto. La
dies Belts, Ladies silk Hosr, Ladies white silk ditto,
Solid Chumbrav, Spanish Grape, white Dotted
SWISS Cclored ditto, Fancy Brilliants &c, &C, &c,
REMEMBER THE PLACE
rner 2nd and Rock Island SIS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06

ET.a.sS, CHEW. = CO.,
Successors to NJ. Thompson & Coz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
FRESH DRY GOODS,
AT PRIME COST,
FOR CASH ONLY.
NO ABATEMENT OR VARIATION IN PRICES.


We offer our entire htsck at prime COST to raise
money and TO quit the business. We cannot afford
to sell credit and there is prospect Of making
cash sales except at great sacrifice, which We have
determined 10 make to close out our stock entirely
by the lat January, and stop expenses. Our stock
is fresh, and embraces everything usually found in
irstclass Dry Goods House. consisting in part Of
Sheetings and Shirtings, every description
Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets
500 pieces Failed Cloths, Sattinets, and Kerseys
and Linsays
Flanneh, Tweeds and Jeans
House keeping Goods Of every description
Large stock Dress Silks
Rich Paris De LANES and Mouselanes
Falencies, Poplins, and French and English Me
rinos
French American and English Prints
BombaZines and Alpacas
Cioaks, shawls and Searfs
Wide Black aud Colored Velvets for Cloaks
ladies' Cloths all colors
Hosiery, Gloves. Hdkfs and Embroderies Of all
the new styles
Cloths, Csssimeres Yestings, Tweeds and Jeans
Gentlemen's Shawis, Cravats and Scarfs
We invite early call from ALL object is 10 run
off our stock for money. as rapidly Ms possible.
W. p. PERKINS Il CO.,
oc l6-lm Ill Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
AUCTION SALES.
FUTuRE D1YS,
FUTURE D4FH
TRUST SALE OF LAND AND Ne

TRUST SALE OF LAND AND Ne
= GRgES.--0n the Goth Of OCTOBER. 1857, at
noon the premises by virtue Of deed Of trust 20
me, dated February liti, 1857 and recorded in sus-
sex county Court for purposes therein specified, /
shall sell at public auction, TRACT on Ian ID ia
Sussex county, containing about 1910 acres aaoin-
ing the lands Of Cyrus billiard and John Freeman
ihin."sieiy on the Petersburg and Jerusalem Plank
al, ~ miles from Petersburg, formerly owned by
v. VI. Eppas
The Land Is very productive, and has upon IL
new Dwelling House, and all necessary farm build
ings. which are also new
By virtue of the same deed shall off-r for sale
twenty-one young and likely NEGRoES
Mr. West, who lives the land, will show it to all
persons wishing IL see IT,
Terms fer Land will be liberal and made known on
the aay of sale. The Negroes will be suld inr cash
FRANCIS 4. RIyES, Trustee
Immediately after the sale of the above property
will b. sold fer cash. about TWENTY OTHER
81 AF RS. the most Of whom are young and likely.
&C 2I-tds r. r. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
nls9s~ FAsHIoNs.-To dress ones self

Ha9s~ FAsHIoNs.-To dress ones self is
ouite an art and an art which not every body pos
sesses In the composition OF toilet, not only ele
gance but also harmony and good taste indispen
sable eouisites We should above all be scrupulDus
and discriminating in the selection of the " TRIM
MINGS" ~ much Of the beauty of the dress depends
upon their proper application. And the artist
wth one stroke of his pencil often changes the whole
complexion of his picture. may Trimmings &C
cordng their arrangement destroy or produce the
desired effect We should, therefore, always secure
Il safe and competent guide. and point out among
the different temples OF fashion, those which gen
orally Acknowledged To keep the best assortment OF
the latest creations This is why refer our read
ers 10 Mr.. = HIRSipS ESTABLISHMENT, on
BROAD STREET, where Il lady at once find eve
ry thing necessary 10 attain these ends, and where
the art Of trimming and matching is thoroughly
defstood. Films
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
RSFLADIEs' BAZAAR, REMOVED ONE


DOOR ABOVE THE OLD STAND, No. 200 BROAD STREET
We are now opening our Fall Stock of staple and
Fancy Dry Goods TO which briefly call the atten-
ton of the public, noticing but few of the many ar
ticles embraced in our line OF trade.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Attention is particularly called to our stock of
PRINCES Braids, Velvets, Bindings, Fancy Buttons,
&c. &C. Our selection is admitted to be most choice
and desirable possessing style and elegance which
fail to please the most astidious votries of
fahhion. We have cut down prices far below the
standard mark with a view of selling double the
quantity FOR oNE-HALF THE USUAL PROFITS.
MILLINERY GOODS
Comprising beautiful assortment of Ribbons Flow
ers, Feathers, Laces, Ruches. Bonnet Frames, and
other articles belonging to the trade. Miners are
requested examine stock, being satisfied that
our GOODS and PRICES will please.
EMBROiDERIES.
Our assortment embraces the usual variety; Col
lars and Sleeves in sets, or single Mourning Col
lars Sleeves Caps and Grapes; Cambria, Swiss and
Dimity Bands Cambria Edgings, Linen Hdfs. &C.;
Stamped Bands, French Working Cotton. &C, &c.
Also Gloves Ho.iery; Hair Rolls, Ike; Zephyr Tai
mas Hoods; Risolets; Shawls; Nantes; Basques;
Sacks. Also full line ofChildren's Worsted Goods.
;henie and Chenille Head Dresses Scarfs; ZEPHYR
Worsted; Hoop skirts Reeds; Brass Hoops; together
with great variety of Miscellaneous Articles, both
staple and Fancy.
We are constantly receiving additions to our stock,
swhich we shall be pleased TO show to customers,
nd hope to merit continuance OF their patronage
D6--im