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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

ALEEAiRLE lTEHs.-We copy the following iron
the Charlottesville Jeflersonan Of yesterday:
We have had such heavy and continued rains for
several weeks past that the wheat in the field,
must receive considerable damage.
Alexander Riyes Esq, of this place is TO deliver
the address before the Grcenbrer Agricultural s.,
ciety, on the 18th inst
Miss Mary Masse Gibbs and Mons D. Alfonce
have gone to the Springs to give Concerts W.
trust they may meet with abundant success
Brevet ID Lieut. John T. Magruder, of this place
has been commissioned in the I'd Regiment of Cav
ry, and stationed at Carlisle. Penn
The LATE SENATOR RUsK-The National Intelli
gencer, alluding to the suicide of Hon. Thos ]
RuEk, of Texas, says
The citizens of this community and of the whole
country have rarely been called upon to deplore an
unexpected event more sincerely than that of the
death OF the Hon. Thomas j. Rusk one of the Sen
ators from Texas. lie was in his third Senatorial
term, and no member of that body commanded
more consideration enjoyed a greater degree Of
confidence and esteem. not only of his associate.
but OF the country. Combined with fine iDtelli
genee and courtesy always present there was a
manly frankness and sincerity in all he did which
gave him deserved and useful influence Tn.
senate evinced its high appreciation of his merit,
al the close OF its last session by electng him Pre-
tident pro teinpore Of that body, post which bas
been grdc2d by the best ntellects Of the nation
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NOTlCE.-Thc subscriber, owing to the
~ unexpected demand for the celebrated ' SEM
PIES BAKING POWDER" has increased his ~
cilites for its manufacture to considerable extent,
and Is ready 10 supply the trade.
JNo. w. GARLICK, Manufacturer,
aul Market Place, Franklin street.
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DANGEROUS PRAoTIcE.-Manv ladie

DANGEROUS PRAoTICE.-Many ladies
are in the habit of making pin cushions and needle
cases OF their pretty mouths when dressing or sew
ing, and children who see them very apt to fol-
low the example often at the hazard of their lives.
IN Wednesday afternoon last one of Mr. X. III.
Barnes little daughters placed a needle In her
mouth TO take care OF it, but soon after swallowed
it, and experienced great pain therefrom, as the
'harp pointed instrument pierced the palate of her
throat and there lodged. A physician was sent for
At once hut before he arrived young lady extri-
ated the needle by the aid of her scissors. Let this
he warning to all girls not put pins and needles
in their mouths.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

. ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS.-Th
~ members Of the VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION
NJ who have been enrolled, are hereby notified To
il attend a meeting, for the purpose OF organizing
on THIS (FRlDAY) EVENING, at "a O'Clock at
the Armory formerly occupied By the Young
Guard
Other persons, who are desirous of associating
themselves with this organization are also invited
attend
F.w. HANCOCK, Chairman
ii. W. FRY, JR.,
WM l.. SATTRRWHITE c,,,,,..
JOS. W. BARLOW, S"ni''so'
JAMES SIZER, JR,
CHARLES 2. kADY,
au
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NHTILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE-
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

HACNION, VIRGINIA.
The eighth annual session Of this Institution will
commence Oh WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Of September
10, and CLOSE ON the last Thursday in June.
The Institute IL incorporated by the Legislature of
Proficiency.
1t embraces two departments: Preparatory and
Collegiate. IN the first, the elementary branches of
i.nHhsi are taught THOROUGHLY. IN the Collegiate
Department, the course OF study II systematic and
comprehensive, and such as, when fully pursued,
viii proper DEVELOPMENT DISCIPLINE and CUI-
ture OF all the intellectual social and moral faculties
produce harmonious fnllness of being. and lit the
pupil to NIL honorabiy aud usetully, her appropriate
sphere i'll life.
All thedrpHrtments of instruction are in charge of
competent teachers, And are provided with apparatus
ana other means necessary for the pleasant and suc-
The Boarding department, and all the domestic
ri & IL Are nh1fr the drrS control OF the Prn
the Institute pleasant home for pupils.
TERMS FOR GHE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board, washing lights and fuel $50
imt,'h' preparatory epartmen;.-.."........... -
Music on Piano, with Use of instrument ....... 30
Ancient Languages and Vocal Music, NJ extra
BE- 1t il desirable thut applications be made early,
ana pupils be prompt III attendance on the first day
For catalogue, orfu further information, address
jy I7-i2awiw&wc4w
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHnOIr-Corner 9Th and Clay streets
July.
TERAs~(PAYARIE sENl-ASNrALLr IN ADvASCH.)
CiAsrlcal and Mathematical Department
&Htor CidSs-The Classics and higher Mathe-
yunior t'idA-The Kuiimruts Of the Classics NV ~
with the higher EnglIsh BranChes........... 30 90
English Department
Higher 40 o.
FRENCH is taught by Prof KmIoH
iy I6-3m ROGER MARTIN.
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SAILING OF THE GERNASTOwS.-Tho L. s. sloop of
war Germantown, which sailed for China from Nor
folk, Monday, has board a crew of BOO Two
thirds of whom have signied their intention to so
without Srog' the voyage. The following is list
of her officers:
Comnlander-ltichardL l.. Page. 1st Lieutenant
Charles Deas; % do.-Charles W Place: I'd do
John {. Febiger; 4th do.-Lewis A. KimberIy 5,h
do.-Jos. =. Fyffe. Purser-IT. VI. HieskeH. Sur.
seon-"m. b. Sinclair; Assistant Surgeon-A c.
Gofgas Acting Master-L. A. Beardslee. Mid
shipment. ". Alexander, +. NJ. Burice, Clarke
Merchant, Edward Terry. Commanders Clerk
Thos : Jones. Purser's Clerk-Wm. S. Forest. jr.
Observation-Disclosures Hall. Gunner-C b. Oliver.
Caspenter-R NJ. Balm. Acting Sailmaker-IIenry
Stremmell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

FrRE-PRooF LADIES DREssss-The Medical Times
thinks il ought to be generally known that all la
dies light dresses may be made fire proof at mere
nominal cost by sleeping them the linen or cot.
ton use,l in making them, in diluted solution OF
chloride Of zinc. We have seen, it says, the very
finest eanbric, so prepared, held in the fame OF a
candle, and eharred TO dust, without the least
fame.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church South side and about one hundred yards be
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. p. continues to treat all
syphlitc and gonorrhual complaints: and having had
much practice in this line atters himself that he
give very general satisfaction. call from those i'll
ttrestcd is solicited.
pr p. also makes and vends Of the best resters
tives chemical Extract of French Flowers for
stitutional weakness ever offered to tho public.
DR. =. may be consisted cOntidcnialy By letter, or
otherwise. Medicines secUrely packed and sent to
der in almost any direction.
Once hours from 2 A. NJ. till A. NJ. Franklin
eet near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city, Va
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SHAWL PRINrISG.-The present method OF im-
pressing designs on shawls is known to be an ex-
pensive one having TO be performed by single
plates But il is announced that German manu-
facturer has devised new plan, by which he pro-
duces in single day thirty shawis, printed in ten
colors with the mere aid of one man and one Ju-
venile assistant, thus diminishing by some 3oo per
cent the cost of the operation of impressing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

D. b.. BRIDGFoRD, N Tlssiki FATE,
FRANKLIN MATTHEWS.
DRIDGF0RD & CO., General Commls-
- sion and Forwarding Merchants. on the DOCK,
Richmond, Va.
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ssNi-ANNrILLr II ApvaScE,)

EEyysh>CE'-H Il. c. Whcrry. Mrs James Gray. VIM.
Gr@y. pr !. .. Nsyt, Col. :. IL. Parker. ThUna. J
Evans. treo Maynard, y. : " Hoolirdge, Key j y
kIva.Is. Re- Leroy VI. Lee Samuel GrreuhoS l.
" tlaY,5r,-k BouJ Pollard. A V Crcnshaw, r.. d
spcn-, T. H. Nrsdr. Chas. c, Elliott Chas St-bGjns
= T. Townsend. ia. A Smith, Thos. D. Quarlrs
Garland HAnce Folk Matthews. Alex. Du>ai, v r
" Taylor T ". hce-ee. Il. Jones, r. Lawson
pg- Thpsr ~An may desire to enter pupils arc re
" Clsy between L., ami 2d streets, through the
Fn4t Dfcs " 22-tlOc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

CAMP EQUIPAGE.-Lieut. Col. Cary and
Quarter Master Allen of the first regiment Virginia
Volunteers, are circulating a subscription list
among their friends to raise means to purchase q
full set of tents for the regiment. A number of
liberal subscriptions have already been made, and
we have no doubt that these gentlemen will succeed
IN securing the requisite sum to purchase sixty
nrst class tents in few days. In the course Of
next spring the regiment will have opportunity
VI going into encampment for few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

DLNEY SCHOOL--The second session
~ OF this school will commence on the arst MON.
DAY in - cgtsnibcr INJ7 aud clora on the last Prdav
July. issS. including asVacsiion Of four weeks =
9h, school ~ situated in peculiarly retired and de-
siiahie neishbOfho0d, about four miles north of
EichW"nd IN HchIico county. THE object Of the
ho1 Is - prepare students for the Junior classes at
trcck and French Ian susKe With Mathcmatics M,
turs Philosophy, &c, sc, viii be taught. SIX or
eight buarters can be accommodated at the subscri-
hers and IN tbe neahborho0d. at $50 per term Of
zen months.
English tuition $2a; L4pguagesS each SO
toT further particulars address
JOSIAH p. sMi TIL,
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REMOVALS, &c.

7 r. kEININGHAM has removed to
- No. 227. Just opposite his old stand, and next
door to Crenshaw, Qutrles i Co, where he will be
very glad to his friends. Thankful for past IA
yoTs he will try to merit future ones and being op-
posed large profits he confidently offers assuran-
ces OF satisfaction TO all who may favor him with
call.
As heretofore his attention will be given to BOOK
BINDING and BLANk-BUOk MAKING, at strictly
fair rates. j. k. KElNINGHAM,
Book seller and Binder,
iy l6-lrn 227 Broad st between Sd and 4th,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

PLEASURE TRIP.-It is now suggested
that one of the Richmond and Philsdelphia steam
ers be chartered fora pleasure trip to leave hero
on Saturday evening the 22d inst. round down the
river to Old Point. remain there till Sunday night
and then return to Richmond. rs to arrive here
by breakfast time the following Monday morning
The round trip will not cost more than IS, and II
got up will prove very plesspnt one to those who
have no time to fly TO the mountains for recreation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07
MR.. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
DEy. J. ANBLER WEEDS CLAsSL
TkRMo.

~ CN. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER or
CLAY AND 18TH STREETS.-The fifth annnual
session n this school wiz commence the Let of DC
toscT next.
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AIKN. pELLEr,S SCHOOL.-The nerl

\ MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next
A'A session caHEieDcos october IAt 1857 The prima
- feature Of this school. Is the thorosgh and .y.
temRtr ,u-icu, ton in the French language xiven 10
All th" pupils. without extra charge
The French il taught by Professor and NaIa.ns
EAION, al fsTr. ana peculiar facilities mrs afofcJ
fsr learning 10 speak the language
ars. FELLEI guarantees that the Elementary aud
advanced studies IN English, shall be THOROUGHLY
taught.
IaiarmSti2n relative to the school terms. &C. may
be had, oa application at her residence on Broad st.
kIfEmSAd ~ dim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

TJ'HE EXERCISES Of Mr. STUART'S
Il CLASSICAL and iATHEhATiCAL SCHOOL
l b" rcsuru"j thr lst Ut October next. Parents
viii please make early application.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

4 CARD.-The undersigned has been
successful in occurring excellent and comuaod su&
rooms ia a central and eligible part OF the city, in
which he proposes 10 open q SCHOOL FOR BD1S
who wish to pursue a Course Of instruction with =
{, thorough ttis1tts ,iucQtiUH to entering
Il the hrst OF the sdvanced cla.se. of College Par.
ti.ulRIs viii be made known in Is future advartisr-
lnrnt. HORACE =. SMITH, A u.
" IT'S
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iPiyItis sSHti-HHHIGy y a. dtirdncs.)
For tuition IN Latin, crock and Mathematics go %
Latin and Mathematics ............. 80 o.
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GOUTH- SIDE INSTITUTE.
- FARMYiLLE. VA.
VI. !. MoRRIssgTT. A. NJ, Math., Nat Sciences and
French.
u. X Booker, 4 T., Languages
l.. hORRISskTl, Assistant IN Languages.
: PAETIS, Mathematics.
R0r catalogue tanning terms, &c, address
MOERlSSETT BOOKER
u 2J-lIm PArmYille Va
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lR. q. L. c. SALTEES pAY And

VI BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS ON CLAY
EErN EEN FlkST AND SktDND STS.-Iha u;lb
session ot this +rAuesl eill CsInmoncs on MONDAY
the 2Ist ~Fpte1ber II, and terminate on Ito 18th
,Uiy follow NIX
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ia, Fa' il,-...................... !.
PHILIP Is. SrANARU,
r. ' BARGAMIk.

ical and Mathematical School ot Nessrs STANARD
q BARGANIN. Messrs. ;. / b. are graduates OF this
In1titut have been connected with il Assistant
FrotcsoTr and entitled to the fullest confidence
OF the public ioT their high intellectual Rnd moral
qualifications. FRANCIS Ii. SMITH
superintendent " NJ. /.
EIkGIGA MILITARY INsTGTUTB,l
July 9Th. 1851. jy 20-d3m
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re- The services OF ouprt-nt Assistants will be
secured.
Refers to Gov. So Geu'l VIM. H. Richardson
Col. 4. Pgulaine, Mrssrs. q. A. Myers, BinfurI
Blair, IHprlas 4. Price John VI. FtltUn =. K. Grast-
tan AleX'r r. NOiIAday. and Rcvs J. Puterkn and
George C9dbTllEr. Jy 20-dtlstO
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCiODI~-The unlersiguri will, or the rst Of
October mkt. open i Classic al and Mathematical
Sch .oi. embracing suGn course OF instruction gs
will 1t youth fOT enzy entrance ints the high
tlzs,es either. Of ciAssir, ,CIantlhC iurtia
tinn- They vii every effort l. procure central
ami comfortable iJrAtoA oh ShUrkue liIll Their
TERMS will be a. follows, (PAYABLE sEaI-AxNUALLY
- ApYAhIg)
Latin Grsek and Mathematics. sf.i
Latin OF GTNsk, and do. ...................... %
fnsllsh Branches. .................. ...,... 80
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EEMALE S OOLAT ASHLAND
HANOVER COUNTY. VA.
Mas CHAS. b. STUART
!No; "; STUART ! Principals

MISS JESSIE C. G0RDON'S SCHOOL,
- FOR YOUNG LADIES, Corner Of Prnuklin
ani 2th streets W II Lo reopeued on the lat day
October and closed on the lat day of July
Higher English Branches ......,,.,, $40 no
Primary On "a
iA'Eh" % 90
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.cessful Teachers are secured for

ali the ~ -ps;Unrn's.
Refers t. III" foIowlng gentlemen among the patrons
OF the e huUl last srssvn, Rev. Drs oodUridse
AID hrppi"g UJrturs abel, Cuauin ham and Deanr;
Ac.sr- Beers Pond, AtcU, CycusLaN 4 Co., l.. d.
t'rr.-Aaw W III. II ur,ut, {. b. Yale. J. VI Royal
UrO. Palmer fhrs u. Alfriend. John NJ Patton, }
Adams smith Andrew hnstou, j. {. Pago, A Blair
VIM : Tuplrtt, Hm Marshall Geo. VI. West. Col
The vacancies being f5w. s,rly application Tor thc
admission OF pupils Is recommended Apply on the
premises ~ L. IL. l.. TIGnE. A 81.
is Is-dt5D
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| S. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
80, AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNEROP MAIN
AND lsT STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-The eley
shth @ session OF this Institution, will commence on
MuNDAl, the Zsth Of September 1857
IEkhS PER SESSION, HALF SESSION IN AD-
VANCE.
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AfK. TIGHE-S SELECT SCHOOL. Oh

VI FRANKLIN STREET. ABoNE 7TH-The 5th
session 81 Ini~ School vii open FRIDAY, the 18th
september. tYr the TIN following months. Urrck,
Latin AMI Mathematics So. Elementary Latin aud
Mathematics or higher EugllTh and MsthSmVtics
: o common English branches $40. Primary Depart
INK each go
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QEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
IL rariIy to No Pearl street, under the Exchange
IIstel where we shall be pleased to our old
friends e. W. PURCELL L CO.,
ENcha Rrok
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h" 90
vI beginners ~ Latin. .........,.... 20 90
49,. ~ N,erA auu hsher hkthematics.......-....s 50 20
H. u i'H s"sSs1' 10Y froi Emion) each. 20 %
pIaNIng, 10y John A. Calyo) per Qusrter.. 5 90
Saturdays from to ] O'Clock P NJ or addresssd
through the Richmond Post Office iy9s-3tavIS
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trFseur de+irInR TO enter pupils can leave their
names at the School Rooms where Nils. q uiI meet
shem st any hour they may appoint
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Insurance.
FIRE. INLAND AND LIFE.
RTNA,
CAaStsse1 lolo.
c'sh CAPITAL, es"o.oee
a on lv
Ce.s capital ssoo. duo
SoRIH.wEsIRks
inusraass @. q The stAss
OF NV YORK.
eennsc,icas Mas.ai a.sss Insurance
c. - eeaYeeer1, 81.
OFFICE. on wksf sibE oS
Aaia bst. Irsat and Second sn.
ApfHt.dwb HENRY Y. HOFFMAN. AesA
AasclcNe lssMrMMre Co.
Davenport, toVa.
once IN NO. Davenport. bid ek, over cAsSb,
Brother, Barrow Co.'S. b king iiousc.
osvics HoVRs,0 A. NJ. tosp.M
DIRECTORS.
NJ. y barross, Geo. /. DAvsl port, Y. Mere q,
o D:..s,n. " x,. D.l,si =; y, wGotv:,d !eA'
l.: DIss Amt, Presid.r,
SHAs. LkesLiE, Treasure
pAAlkL \; snORkY. Secretary.
iAsIs Il. Sa.lELL, FL. Con-,
.. b. WOODWARD, AssisI. see.
lnisbA Homo Company. IL insares s1eissivsiy
Oh khs mutual plan. The stock consisss Of pgenf
un notice, and there e7s 900 ID each neiss
possession Of the Company. All this properly ear
b reached b. pfocess from our own courts, ans
therefore ouers sa1cient guaranty that Ne mem
esrs VII recover The sum insured Ia esss Of ioss
Im plan OF Insurance a. come into gsnsrsl use Il
Gs eastern ciues. because IL combines ehsspnss
vim ssicty,An keeps money circulating ri hom,
lhAt you'd okh.r we.s be cent AhKnnl. lanladx 4
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Tar STATE os s,naXes SALE


scott county. '"
To hslie, kilsosras and al p.rsons vao. 1, -,
Vou are hereby no.laed. TIA, ,s.,s.. "a, ~.
saia hailst kAecars~. on me aOsh day Of Fsb-
sssr, 4. y. i-sI, did make and easesss aa,o q.
sas a. Ssanon o. asf order your psonnisseu
day q April sitsr dsts Of Tso fhessss4 Dsiisss,
payable = We oaes George Z. Mo-. Ne. as1 4
"a sa.ss.. esd 70 :.s AZ s., ss
Sea IS s., q x =:
rort, esssU - SsYti and State Or Iswa. Ana uhers
., ths evseeeiI Of eaid note and .ceasty Aas psse
saId osrsh A. Rsdaea, asd whsress ssid ~ ~
1anneea asd y nov psss dse. and on dsnanl 49,
s :. 81 :; -: s.ss q s:s:
.:p.a wi::ss,s HSvsy Iss.. ~. T.. sa. sis:s z
ssis .ssssase ssa he pssss .,.d y .'rs: q
lavssf sss s.a.e Of Isvs By ssason Of ,As ses..a,
neat q 49, $40, ssd default ns1s sSsssis, sii
dec. u s.s ssis eiy u Dsvsapolt, or rAar. ~ -
$4,000. = ia "a, ~ e ~ p :: slosl q.
thsseef . sAsil - scae,ss: 70 ss,isfs ss.1 81.
psia.
. sAsns = ds ss 60, is:;.. q
Tscsss:ossf Dss: sss:ss. 1.:.'., '''' :.,.a..
LION . sies huslasss, y seu e1,rsA IN - -
G Cless's pstsst ponving mtils. soc anA d oua-
lasts e.esr. togsthss visAlAs nehs V 4 10 Ne
sitY Of Davenport
The Bs',1isss. nsgtae. Mssaisery cad sisss,ss
sRpefelns 80 ~ 80 40 assaaos1 esasnieos-
1se: NM - - aass somplsss nsssns nl6s -
wosaAs poQ9GnG o1s saAi coC1eai, suanins r - -
$1,000 1850 ~ asyissA = esy In 80 :
!. S:ssssl.sss.A.assssss
oanaD - 0uns0 - 1eGs61no . -
1soMO - 01eGmg re - ~.
50 .ss::e:::lzN5 "
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NILsON A. II AKi.E Ely.
Wholesale Grscer..
POST OFFICE BUILDlAG.
- a V + N 20 T. low \
A'ss Teas! Teas.
~ halt chest onng Iyssn .sE ,,unso-s.,
suhAii ehssis s,oio1x and ~.ys. hon.
~ -ssidiss from to ~ lbs
% bone. Palm soar.
81 s1,ss.tsd soAp
70 shaving
~ Transporter. -
Casais
20 toAss Pickles.
~ Tomato stsGp and pcpp>r ssnc,c
vosohes various prands VI c..slr~ Tob-cro
l9,oov tuba sIsesCtxsrs:
so.pro Imported q.
eoa-s No aud scaled Herr,lx
- eels Aseksr-l
~ hAiftbl "A
~ ktsss Tor family u.s
70 bib an Leg. 81 so 49,
- hhds Sugar.
~ don Hell tSrds
eobsls bred ApEloG
sosAchs Dried P-seh.s
~" bsaes Rassnsr
~ ttis assorted NUT.
~. boa~~ +" Gls~x
100 kexs A.,l~
oedos Tumblers
syiee. Of ell sinaa
Wooden and lIic~ ars. nr.,h&.
~ bills Cider Vinegar;
i-Togcshr stsh . lArxs stace OF Other ..t.eI -.
shich 10 viiissii reasonable terms. -''
iaasii dAs WILSON Harley.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-04
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JUST RECElvEp At THE
Paris and Nsv YORK wh,lssAle and Retail
Millinery Establishmsr,,
corner Of St,dY sad rhtfd strsst.
pAxsnroar. IOWA.
ilss erieer lakes pisasur. Va tafofm. ~ sps Al
Ass Daernpou, Rsrs tstaE zad sirlnIty
thai no has iIsi returned from Nee YORK
ely wtas large xai si-gsnt asssrtmsns
BONNET RIBBONS, Sims, FaEscHFLowEe
and al Kind. of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Alto the isrgesi aud bes, selected sioss Of
snAw AID sxAroitrAs s9Sssrs. LSouoaH, PEDAL
swAtn ssp ~ stRsa rLars,
ever etousht 10 this city. Ladies' ~ dnd nj our
establishment a. rich and isssx read, mad,
Silk ANp STRAW TRIMMED ROsNErs
OF ne latrst Paris sly los kept la The ma,
fashionsbs stores u tho ci,y ~ N-w YORK
SILK AND GRAPE Ho>SErs
W essry description made ~ order and vayrsntss
toni Niiiine ssapplied Win Pattern bonnet, ana
every afsieo 10 thsir itne a. ~hoi@.als.
y. ID. -shs~ 1snaets sls4~he3. prs.ssd and ali
red Ptnkinx, Marsins aa4 Stamping for ali
'esds ~ smereidsry ard Braiins done 10 order st
ort q sics.
Coraer % Brady 49, Third streets. Davenport.
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