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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06

and Big Sugar creek and its four principal tributaries
the anne name, in the county of Mecklenburg.
70 An act concerning trials before justices of the
Extends the provisions of the act concerning the places of
trial to Brunswick county.
20 An act to authorize the examination of the wife in
certain cases Makes the wife competent give evidence
against the husband in prosecutions for assault and battery
by him on the person of the wife.
n An act to establish sandard ghts of grains
Makes the following weights constitute bushel, Wheat
on pounds; rice, a rye 56 indian "a; buckwhea
90 barley, 49, oats, 80 faxseed, SIS clover seed, 81
peas 90 meal 49, Does not prohibit the buying and
selling by measure Penalty of $40 for taking weight
per bushel, than above fxed.l
IS An to Goth and I'D sections of the 99h
chapter of the Revised Code, entitled Revenue Real
tate to be listed n the county in which is situated
ing partly In one county and partly in another it is to be
listed in The county in which the resides If he resides
IN neither c"any the land to be listed in the county in
which the greater portion lies ]
~ An act to provide for the maintenance of the Insane
Asylum.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06

ROSIN-1he market continues be almost entirely
lee ted for all grades In Common we notice the sale OF only
small parcel goo bbls at 81 for small size bbls buy
5 % CS ngi Stock gRe r. i ban
For No the market rules rather dull and only or two
non as ia qun a5e No DEMAND for
and nominal at 81 Is 81 so per Dbl
TAR-Owing the limited demand from shippers for this
article the market for the past three four days has ruled
very dull and closes with downward tendency in prices
hs S sns S"
BEEF CTTLE-The supply of beeves in butchers hands is
small received and taken stall fated
obtain latter figure must be article We quote
at to cents per h., according to quality.
CoFFEE-Nothng worthy of note has been done during
the week, there merely retail enquiry existing stock
of all descriptions fully equal the demand See be for
Com MEALS moderate supply, with fair demand
retailing purposes No from the country, and
have been confined to small from the ganaries
at 50 cents ger bushel. .
quiet up the close of Monday and sales had taken
place. On Tuesday, 40 bales middiing to good mddng
cents for middIhg to good midding and 1870 do assorted
grades at H. H. IL, ia ia cents per bclosng at
on m III % @ tins s
of closing our report
barrels have nothing to report The receipts
tnue quite small and there only light supply markell
while notice moderate demand at present for good
article We quote small sales for the week from 81 IS
! 81 rs for second hand, as IN quality.
FLogR-For State brands the market continues to rule
quite firm We notice moderate receipts railroad for
few weeks past and there is fair stock in Erst hands
We hands at % for 10
fne 81 Is for superne, and 81 IS FER bbl for family
| 5RAIN-For Corn note rather dull feeling in the
market present we have beeL informed that
daily expected in consequence of which dealers
show disposition keep out of market. the demand
chiefly for home consumption. cargo of 800 bushels
received on Tuesday last, but not sold; is going into
store. We learn that cargo of 1900 bushels ifrom
Onsow couny,) sold few days since to arrive al
70 cents per buhe-saj to weigh Sc lbs to the bush
Ell. We quote at I'll % cents as in quality Oars
Are much wanted and the absence of receipts the
stock market has become considerably reduced There
fair enquiry from dealers, and dS 8 cents per bushe
might be had for a few cargoes.--PEAs-Aso arrive
sparingy, and in better demand from dealers. COu
would readily bring 80 cents per bushel, in lots
WHEAT-No receipts that aware of since last review
and offering market Some demand exists for ship
ping purposes and last quotations could be hads IS 70
red, and 81 IS for white --RIcE-Nothing doing excep
at RETAIL and market pretty well supplied with clean w
quote small sales to the trade at Al per h.,
quality.
GUANo PLAsTER-The stock market is adequate Il
the demand and refer table for rates. in qaante
as wanted.
HAYThe market rules quiet this article he Unite
ecets have somewhat reduced the supply in store and
rces have gone in the Northern markets We advsnc
rates materially. lot of SO bales Northern was ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06
Feb. 9th, le

NEW WORK SHOP AT LONG CREEK BRIDGE
TTNTE SUBSCRIBER has established Carriage Estab-
lshment at Long Creek, and is prepared execute all
orders in his line All kinds of Riding Vehicles made
repaired including Wagons and Carts All kinds of Farm
ing Tools manufactured to order In Short prepared to
pattern of wood iron work the commu
nifty may call for.
hopes by strict attention business and promptness
and athulness his part to receive liberal share of pub
lie patronage. E. J. MITCHELL.
Feb 6-23-lm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06
Later from Merico-Imvasion Expected

New ORLEANS Jan, 3lThe schooner Aprta has arrived
An invasion of place by CARA hourly looked
for.
The house of the British Consular Agent at Tampico had
been entered by order of Revolutionary Chiefs
bed of $2OOO which had been placed there safety by
merchants
Several fights have occurred
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06
MARRIED.

Or the 22d ut, by Rev. D. B. Ayers, Mr.. JOHN ".
WOODSIDE, to Miss ELIZABETH VEREEN, both of
On the 22i uIt, by 7 M. Smith, Esq, MIR. J. A EVANS
formerly of Brunswick county, to Miss ELIZABETH
ROUSE, of Columbus county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06

Ors- Huckleberly is the name of new Post Office
in Brunswick county N. c., eight miles from Viii.
mngtOn on the Wilmington and Manchester Rail
road John D. Smaw, P. Nj. The mail for which
closes at Wilmington Post Office on Thursdays, at
Up M.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 9TH, 1857.

TURPENrNEThe market ruled steady up to the close of
Saturdays transactions, quotations of Thursday last
but on Monday the demand appeared to be somewhat
checked and prices gave 10 cents both soft and
hard with sales So 80 for virgin and yellow dip, and
81 70 for hard per Dbl of 289 lbs There is moderate
enquiry from shippers and dsers and the market
quite firm above figures The receipts and sales for the
week ended this morning have been somewhat larger than
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06
From MRxIeo

New ORLENs, Feb. 2.-Dates from Vera CT uz 10 the
2Oth ult have been received. 1t was reported that
Soto relires from the ministry. There were also ru-
mors OF new instruction at Huebla San. Louis af-
airs were unchanged.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06
VALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

SITUATED on st. Johns River four miles from the Bar
containing four hundred and seventyou acres hun
dred OF which is cleared twenty under fence with
good dwelling and all necessary buildings negro house.
stables, &C. with small Orchard Peach Apple Pear Plum
Cherry Orange and Lemon TIeos with running on
the side the best fishing grounds the Johns river
and about two miles off, splendid Oyster Bed. The land
is all hammock and very rich in quality with springs and
good we'll of water. For other particulars apply to VIM
K. Toombs, Yellow Bluff, East Florida
s. B. JENNINGS,
Pea"ock's Store N. c.
Feb 9TH, 1851
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06

LOST,
A I STR1CKLANDS, DUPLIN COUNTY, THIS
(Thursday) morning, Leather Pocket Book. the
subscribers name written in it, containing one two dollar
bill, railroad ticket, and one Mrs Beatty
signed by w. Beatty, as security, for hundred dol
lars bearing date May 1885, with credit of thty-seven
dollars All persons hereby forewaned from trading for
said note. KILBY CHESNTTTT
Feb 5-23lt%
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06

IUKPkNIINE-huIeu :Ieduy at IaSI thursday
gallon which transactions since then have been made
with the exception of small parcel Monday at 40 cents
The receipts during the week have been there
but light stock in first hands No sales this morning up
the of closing rpor and the market quiet sellers
generally firm in holding at so The weeks oper
ations foot up 2,3l0 bbls., as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06

NOTE River Lumber Tar, and Turpentne, sold in the
water subject to the of coop
urpenne about I0@4 cents per bbland naval stores
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
curred-*FOr Virgin or mixed Turpentine deduction
of fifth is made the price of yellow DIP,
to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06
WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the Wholesale prices In filing small ORDERS high
err rates have to be paid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06

Presidents DImner-The Minnesota BIll.-The L
Boats the Jersey Coast.
WASHINGTON, Jan 3l.-Mr. Buchanan dined with Pres-
dent Pierce this evening There large party, including
ladies' Messrs Crittenden Douglas, Campbell and others
were present
There mention of slavery in the discussion the
admission of minnesota State Is it mentioned in the
bill.
The Secretary of the Treasury recommends to Congress
the appointment OF additional superntendents OF
stations the jersey coast and life boats oil higher
draft than those in He objects to pensonng the
families of those who lose there their lives in aiding the ship
wrecked
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06

Wilmington Bank Rates OF Exchange.
fillmore. Il pr ct. prem. Philadelphia pr CT prem
w York,..l '' Virginia.. &c
stor L 6" Charleston. " IS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02

On motion Of Mr.. Gurley tie report was
adopted add the Delegates were empower
Cd to increase or diminish their numbers as
they raw proper.
On motion Of Mr.. Thompson the Dele.
gates were authorized to bring before the
County Convention the matter of nomina-
ting candidate for county Assessor. Ad'
journed. A. A. McLoSKEf, Chm,
SAwDIRs Sec'v
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02

THE Lee RUsH-The r ock Islsnder says
in abiding to the moving Of the ice in the
river last Friday night; can immense cake
Of unbroken ice, estimated to be fifty yards
broad, by a hundred AID fifty long. has been
showed up until it almost entirely covers our
Rick Island leyee. The cake extends al.
most to the sidewalk, and will require many
warm Spring sun and April shower to
melt il. Langley's wharf boat is pushed
"high and dry" out OF the river, bat in i'm
minent danger from the farther movement
of the icen
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02
LOCAL MATTERS.
Yspublisan township AsstinS.

lspubNean IoWnship 1ssVnH
At meeting oftbe citizens of Davenport
Township held at the Court House on Sat
urday last, A. A. McLoskey was appointed
Chairman and A. Sanders Secretary.
On motion that q committee olive DO sP'
pointed to select Delegatss 10 the County
Convention, the Chairman appointed Messri
he wsrt, Guelick, Barnes. Shorey and
Arndt such committee.
During the absence ofthe committee, the
meeting was addressed BY MesMs. Gurley
Bennett and others.
The committee reported the following as
the names Of the persons selected as Dele,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02

CHARLEss, BLOW q CO..
Wholesale Dealers,
ST. LOUIS, NO,
\ Ii, Oh tne opsning OF the river, % in r,esisx
OF their late purchases, consisting Of
900 Packages Of Drugs and Nsdisiass,
cases Tismah's Paints, dry and in oil;
kegs Blows pure White Lead, In Us, So Loo
and 40 10. ksgs;
-Es-Q kags Fsench Zinc, while5
bbls, English Linsesd Oil;
Tanns n, OIL;
Redasd winter syLAis on;
MOI Lara Off;
i copal, Japan snd'Ioaea yssn,sass
Willing aud Putty;
Paslic and Csnxood;
49, easss sanford q Ext. Log wood:
dozen AdaNs' boston Paint nfasRss. Ne.
boxes each sxio' ioxls, and l6xi+ Piilssslss
. Druggist shop fSsa,.a 1sefsA siss'i
- bottles, vials, dc;
oels. each Alum, kpsom Salts Aad Drius.oo.
p casks EIsash Flose SuipSsr ana po rdsrsa
Cream Tartar; Fs"3sa
30 bbls Canphor;
90 eases Tartartis Acid.
ttv cases best ~ inch and Anne ri,n !. r.-..z
eo bags each Pepper And PiasaIs;
40 eAses Wolfe Sch, appSt
20 cases soft Madras Indixo;
- easks prime Dutch Maddsys
rse ksgs Newcastle h-Cays sods.
CASH and PROMPT Tina DuYxa, ,,.,.,s,,sl
y,Afs rssasssd 70 give . san sshrs psths
tof our immsnss stsak q levor Sanres ~ khsy
"a ouy 81 any othsx aeuee n ~ Ves.
sesls dss CHARLRss, 1LOW to
y6r ~.
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CAUTION.

.,f-nsrsous are cautioned against purchasing 81
A - Sfatvioy a note made payable 10 The order OF
B,ailey q Brorket, dated Nov. 70, lseo, drawn ?!
X Blown which was lost tas Day ~ r. mem
Z bss been stopped. 1osIaI
Davenport, Feb. -, ~ "'ssS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02

TOWNSHIP MEETING.-The meeting ED
by the Republicans OF this Township al
the Court House last Saturday, to appoint
Delegates TO the County Convention, was
well attended. A good feeling prevailed
and other proceedings were entirely har-
monious. We publish lie, Of Delegates
10 another place.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02

Godsy's Lady's Book fot February,
A $50 Giahau's Magazine, Arthurs Home, fanS e'
n &,t,ous Nix Max, DC, for Eebraary,at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
l. ILL ADAMS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02

Nav DRUs SToax Filn -Msssrs. Tay.
Tor T. Ballard have purchased Mr.. Chas. T.
Webbs Drug store. and will occupy HE old
stand No. 10 lie Claire Row. These gen.
tleman are iully experienced in their bust
ness, and are entitled to public confde nee
They are prepared to wholesale and retail.
and will always keep on hand large as.
sortmant of fresh drugs, medicines. &C.
See their advertisement.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02
Abdominal Supporters,

MRS. BETS utsro. Abdominal sdpparef' IA
nj ,ens cd by Mrs sarah Belts, Philadoipht and
HE hi rceomIa led By the Medical Fac uy as pc
mo ne be Il instrnm snt Of tho kind For sale by
FRANCIS JACOBl, ia,
i,n9Daiy Apotheoary.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02
THROUGH OUR

Liiiis Tor cosa
& other grain, Steam
Engines Of snJ size; siss
Rotary Saving Machines
fuI nished 70 order; Iron Man
ties and Crates al ways on
hand, Steam VIII isflss ed
Brass goods for steam
work generSky-In The
Line Of Building Ms,eri
ais We defy conpsti-
sion. We give payticu-
= lar attention to this branch ssi trade
md know that We can salts fl any and
al who have occasion 30 want any good
In the way Of tuild;ns. We keep only the
lest brands OF Nails aud Spikes, VIII te Lead 1
Paint Oh, and very larss assortment of
Trimnings, such a. Locks LAtohss, Butts
3 Hinges, Glass Sash, Doors, Putty, Sash
2 uuHes, Winde~ Springs and Locks,
weights and Cori and things toe auz.sI Gus t
mention. Our stock cfEsnsy Hardware Ssd 9th .
goods will DO found attractive. We have Hrs q
.ortmsnt Of Silver plated Ware, Consisting u To
Sets, Cake baskets. Coffee CTns, Table and Ts
Spoons, Breakfast and Dinner Casters, ne,
styles, Mustard, Sugar and Ssls Spoooi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02

M psr(ect Ficle l0Ith from tncif esaAonsheh'
a gained for their Scales reputation that has new
~ bee an rpssssd In The whole range OF useful me-
shanisDl. -.
The scales sre unanimously acknowledged ssth
,taKdardin all TRANSACTIONS by weight:
A lawsuit which arose from discrepancy OF
aights between ono of FaifbaHk's Scales In use BY
tne Baluuore 4 Ohio Railroad Company and ONE 81
another M was recently tisd In me Cour1
,fCommon Pleas, Baltimore; ihecasa occupied The
ronrt Two DAYS and Judge Marshall In delivering has
iesion stated as result OF his evidence, thAt the
iceurae, OF Eairbaak's Sesies was estabshodbeyo
,iiauesiion. For sale ty
BURROWS, PRETTY MAN & DALZELL
The wsli kno wn reputation OF these Scales hae In
nead the vendors Of mperiact and worthless 6alan-
- ia ole, them as FaiIbana' Scales, and Purchas-
,rs have thereby in many cases been subjected !"
Isud and imposition, The Manufacturers nave 90
antr,ysrsy with honorable competitors who Halb-
,st bnsnass IN ihsif names, but regarding the
eroetrasoTs Of Tie above fraud, as pursaing course
iits uniust ans disAonorab they lake this method
%. sution tic public OF their inPosltiohs.
Tse pstantees manufacture under lhslI own Ia
,p. ZION only al tnsr iactoy ia 81 lohnsbury, W
For sale In Day OIL poIt solely 81
BURROWS, fRETTTMAN& pALEELL.
E'& r. FAIRBANKS q Co.
5t,Johusbury, W., May u, 1877
isp24 S&wly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02
ED II g A n TO N


'''Tis Education forms the common mind,
Just rs the twig 10 bent the trees Inclined
HAVING rccsiv ed an Agency for
IL HOrblOOkss school Apparatus,
the attention Of TEACHERS and TRUSTEES is
solicited 70 the specimens just received including the
Common school Set, price $50 90.
Packed In q box comprising 0rrey, Tellu rian ,
Geom etricai Solids, Terrestrial Globe inch j NJ
neral Frame, Hemisphere Globe, Cube Root Block
(sx;rs) Text Book aud Magnet.
Each Of the above for sale separate. Also,
Bress Mounted OrreTys, el2, 50 aud Is 90
:. :. Cels stial Spheres, 900
Pointing Rods, jointed with screws, 50 b Is
Double slstes, No SOC, No . d0
Holbrook . Nsiseless Drawing sl.tes, No. land 2,
IS Noiseiess High School States, single, 30
80 81 st IS double, TO
HlacB Board Rubbsrs nd Chalk.
Lanes Mechanical Paradox,
or Gyroscope, 800 IL 500.
Also, castings for improved
School Desks
At The Iowa Book Rooms"
No 10 Htsdy street. 3doors nor h the Fsss once.
J. mo - ELI ADAMS.
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MINNESOTA HAND BOOK


Book department.
NEANDERS' Commentary complete,
IN by ConaBt, $500
Hlhie Manual, By W. W. Events, 80
III INra,ions of Scripture, by H. b. Racket, IS
History Translation OF the English Bible,
Mrs. Gonant, rs
Bible Dictionary, by H. Malcolm, ID. c., IS
III dosia or Heroine OF Faith with Portrait, lou
spurgeon the Modern Whitfield, by Magown, 100
Sacred Scenes and Oh 3ractefs by Hsadiey, KS
Foot Prints Of the Creator, by Hugh Miller, 100
Old Red Sandstone, epgravings, i,0e
Plurality Of Worlds, by +. Hitchcock, r. r., 100
Earth and Man, "auJot, ass
Man, Prineval, g Harr $, is
Pre- Adanite Earth, % i,eG
Chdh In History, - Tdrnbuu, 1888
aiches OF Grace by 81 iiy ng Witaessss, 90
Medilatons on Last Days Of Chnstj 100
Prophets and Kings Of the Old Tes u 6ni, IS
snitteD Household, or Thoughts for the
AhiicIsa, 100
Christian Mirror, Lectures by b. Jeter, D. 0. IS
At No. SO Brady st., near the Post Once.
mo2ltt ELI ADAMS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02
nNION SEED.

rISHE subscribers have Just received . qasntty Of
fresh Wcthero6sld Onion Seed which they will sell
at q pSr pound essa, in Qusnsees o. ~ R9z2as az
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02
I. CLOSE & cos. COLUMN
4ar1 warf.

r. CLOSE CO, WHOLESALE 4 RE-
TAIL D6ALER6 IN HEAVY SHELF
HARDWARE, Nc. ID BRADY sTRREf,
DAVENPORT, IOWA. We srs now fully
prepared to ofsr the trade and our retail
ustomsrs great kargains;ws only AK
calls from those desfring to purobass At
ticles o our line, and we guarantee
tho most DECENTRALIZATION 10 all csses.
We espee ially ask dsalsIs rom the ia
ssrfor to can upon as, bell Fying asTs
do 0iat we can Of
fer them sufficient
Inducements TO
buy from u.s.
thereby saving x.
pense Of going fur
tksr cast Dur
stock Is very large
and embraces ali
The kinds Of goods
kept BY any house east
or west OF ne Our far
Iners can nnd hero the
best Of goods IN thefI
ilne. We sell the ceie
hrstsd Moline Flows
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02
Wooden Pumps.

4 odAENTsen Wooden Punps are entirely IN
necessary ,ss everybody 10 acau dnSsd win sheax
snlits and their prsferenss over aay other lind
nRnnfsetured. They don't get out Of repair, aoS %
they freeze up, while they are cheaper than all 9th
operation can cali st Capt. X. Lovrys, OF anon Sc
subscriber, where hey Will zee AsW easily they
wsIk.
ofders len With D. L. snosey Esq, Dsvsn,ort,s
e. ck, or at Mr.. C. Wsshbarn's hardware stose On
second street, wnl be attended TO with prom ptssss
d fdeiity- j. g. Shorty
IasiS'5I d. Davenport Mschins WORM.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02
NO. 10. BRADY STREET

mate b. Jno Deere and
at his prices; also the most
approved kinds Of HsTrows and
cod Harrow Teeth, Seed Sewers,
earn Plsntsrs, Reapers and Now
orr. Cradles, Scythss, Rskes, horse
and hand; Forks Of all kinds SHOW
els, spades, Grow Bars, Picks,
Msttocfs, Horse fc wers ofn
Crnshers Hay and 3trswCutters
H.v Knives, Grind Stones Trace
Lor aud Breast Chaius, Tum.
Der Wagons Of asa.
per1or make, Wheel
Barrovs, Cauldron
Kettles, single andin stoves; OK
Yokes and Bows, &c all Of which
with other articles we ofJez a.
cheap II not cheap or than any
other agricultural house In Chi
cagoor other pta ces. Work.
srs IN wood will 1ld In our
stock q most complete assort-
ment Of all Tools and nipple.
ments for their use; we Of
fer the carpenter and
ioineI warranted
tools from
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02

Periodical Department January gath.
TRIBUNE Almanac and Political Regt ster for
i 1857; single copies, is cents; per dozen, 9l,so
Godey's Lady's h ok for February,
6rshau's MagaIh.r, :" s.
Bsilou's do Arthar's Home do
Yankee Notions, Nix Max,
Hafper'sJ ourns of Civilizat Jan. II,
N. York Tribune. semi Weekly i6ih, Weekly
Flag Of our Union, Jan. 24th, 18th.
bsllou's ictora', Jsl. 9Ah,
Lesli els Illustrated, do do
London Illustrted News, December 9th,
At No. % Brady street, nsar the Post once
ne ~ If ELI ADAMS,
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8 II We N q We r

here the Dsst os NAH
Rods and Hand made NAILS,
Morse Shoe Shapes from Peru an
sthsr good brands Of Iron; Iron Of all
sizes and shapes; Carriage and Wagon
maker stock ia large quantities aad
good qualities, consisting Of
CLOTHS for Trim ming, RUbber&
on Cloth for To ps, Patent sai
Rnamslsd Leatl
ar, Halsabls Iron il
great variety; A1les and
Thtmble skipes at uncommon
low pricee Pipe and commoA
Boxes, Springs, e. Stock for
Gsbinet Makers, such a. GAstoIs
fOrall kinds Of furniture, Ia
bls Bats, Drawer Ward
robe and Till Locks
hxsss and ,ron Hinges, &c. Our
stock Of Nisce Maneous, STAPLE
and fancy gooda is always large.
We now offer leather Betting from the
most approved makes at their prices;
also agents for the largest usnufac-
eurerssf Rub Dor Betting this
article Il fast taking The
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