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FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK.
ID ID q III II " z z

B. II. G u II T E r.
NOS. SO AND SO CORNER COLLEGE AND BROADWAY
II AS received his stock Boots Shoes Hats, st9-
II Trunks, Valises Carpet-Bags, &C, for the Es#E
sring and Summer Trade, consisting in part as M
follows, Viz 49,
Ladies fine Kid and Nor Booees thin and thick sole;
" Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed
% Lasting Caters, side and front lace;
Sc I" Lasting Patent Caters, extra fine;
4" Kid Caters. Buskins and Ties:
Misses and Chdeu Lasting Caters and Con- Bootees
Chidrens fine Kid and Nor. Rootees, Weed and P Soe
s. &" 4" Slippers and Ankle Ties;
' Fancy Glove Kid Top Foote'S:
Women's size Kid Bootees, Buskns and Siippersi
- Nor. pegged and sewed
Servants heavy Calf Kip and Nor Bootees extra szes
Gents fine Congress, Cali, Pat and Kid Oxford Ties
4" g Lasting Brogans, of various styles:
Boys Youths Children's Ca Pat. Leather and Kid
Congress Caters and Oxford Ties.
ALSO-Men's Boys Youths Calf, Kip and Congress
Brogans ofevery description, extra sizes.
ALSOA large stock oTrunks Valises and Carpet-Bags
Of the best quality
HATS HATS HATS.-I have received, direct from the
manufactures al the latest styles OF Spring and Summer
Hats consisting superior Cashmere and Soft Fur Hats of
every quality together with endless variety of fne Leg
horn Panama and Straw for Boys, Men and Children, all
Of which will he sold the most reasonable terms for cash.
or to punc' ual dealers. B. K. CUTTER,
Nav 10 Nos So and 80 cor Of College and u oadwav
ALSO KEEP cons antv hand full assortment
Leather Betting, roU = to u inches IN width, and
The article Brace heaher with Copper Rurrs and
Rivets. Farmers and Machness would find it 70 their In
B. R. CUTTER,
Mev19 Nos Sc and 50 CO =. College and Rroad yav.
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Painting Establishment.

BUILDERS, H8ssrheldsrs ke requested 20 take
ID ties that TIE undeFgned. lag made tae necessary
arrangements, aa4 secared the services & espetsEi
HoEkEsl Is nov prepared to take
LARGE CONTRACTS
the ns of his xeeataa it, various branches.
In Az department. q A0CsE PAlNfIAB. the Subscriber
preaarea execute wish greatest preptness All
eonErasts however izrEs waieh be tshersd b. sty
and upon which fzil . give satisfaction
lie also prepares % ali 81 sieiA AND
oENAA ENFA 4 PAIN Ting, aRAISIS6 AND IA RHLTNG,
haYtnE IL taas department the q the
expert IA experiences zFf4sts.
subscriber request persons having 10 bis
iFe hn ezil before azkEng aaal aasenssHs.
n =. FLEMING,
"a. - Dnen s., bstEssh Cherry ana ssIaneF.
aarrhiT-a
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Everesfs Eutens Coupling

This important Improvement ia the coupling EaTrage
&C. has Ekeued much interest throughout the country
la4 ls upon With the shers il abest kBou
anesI Having e exclusive Tighs Tor this city,
Ak use % them In constructions Carriages, baEgea, &c.
- ie1elbsF The piaeaf the Old slsnd 81 Fred. Sloan
Nc ~, Lower Market street ian. 2S-tL
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| U. CURkEV, FUNERAL UNDER f--TS
- . TANER apd cAHtSEf MAKRk. begs SeszlEzz-4
save - iniefa h feuds Ard the Pahe geaeray. thss
e sss iossd h1s shop and Gotta lsAa sHsr-
az a4a staa Deherick street, lately occupied b. J. "
selh Nefe be = prepared ( asTLiah CeEns 81 every
sssfPte1 tesetseF Nh god uerses. Hacks and every
hn Hee-safS To- funerals He sis give his persoaal at
senlHan 81 81 ealls both aas aas night
fereiur3 q All kihds repaired - ase "a sEer ia the
best style, fetzH JOHN If. CuRBkY.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

OWN SCIEsII United States and Foreign Newspaper
Advertising Agent, Mofat's Building, $50 Broad
way, New York.
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IMPORTANT IMPORTATION, by Which uu-h suffering
and misery in families may be avoided, married
and those contemplating marriaee AddresS inclos-
in postage stamps, DR.. L. F. PROBARr BOX S6CS,
n York City. Dune24-Sns-l
AEODERN STYLE OF SCHOOL FURNITURE manu-
M factured end for sale by JOHNS on, No 4s0 Hud-
St.. New York A large supply keIt constantly on
hand. Circuators forwarded on application above.
june24-6ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-28
Indian Rubber Patep, Shit.

BosroN, July 27.-ln the United states Circuit
Court this morning, Judge Sprague delivered
his opinion 10 the court at great length in the
matter of the demurrer to the bills in equity of
the Congress India Rubber Company, against
some dozen importers. dealers and manufactur-
ers of vulcaniZed India rubber elastic fabrics In
consequence Of this decision the several parties
consented 10 the final decree, they declining 20
contest the injunction heretofore obtained against
them. In those cases which have not been thus
finally settled injuctionS have been entered by
order of the court
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Inter from Havana.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The steamer Philadel-
phia from New Orleans, ria Havana, has arrived,
with dates OF the latter port TO the 23d The
health of the Island is reported good, well II
that of Havana and the shipping. The markets
were dull. The stock Of sugar is estimated at
.s995 900 boxes
The brig vs.. ID. Miller had landed near CaTde-
mas a cargo Of four hundred slaves. The vessel
WAS then burnt.
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DIED.,

On the 9TH instant. JOHN HOLOHAN, in the
9Gth wear of his age. He was native Of the county
merck. Ireland, but for the last 40 ears resi-
dent of this CITY,.
HIS friends and acquaIntances are respectfully in
viied To attend his funeral st o. M on To morrow
Afternoon, from his late residence, No 80 7th street.
between II and 4. =
O'Clock this morning, the 28th instant, at Mrs.
W lams' boarding house, j. NJ. HOLDON, Esu.,
of Portage City, Wisconsin, IN the 3sth year of his
age.
His funeral will take place Tomorrow Morning,
ats y clock WISCONSIN papers please copyJ
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-FlOur Is unsettled; sales
of 5000 bblSi State sc l5a SO 40; Ohio S65OaS7 30
Southern s. Bias %.
Wheat is irregular; sales of 600 bushels; new
Southern white 81 - y; red 81 IS Corn is heavy;
sales of p 900 bushels; mixed 9Oc.
Provisions are steady. Mess Pork S2i IS. Chi
cago repacked Beef Sl6aSl7 Lard l5a l5sC.
Whisky Is trmeT; Ohio BIC.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY TO- MORROW MORNIn

By JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TY AT THE CORNER OF NORTH q AND 22Np
STREETS wEsT.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON
July 18th, at Ga o'clock, the premIs s. shall sell
Lot No I, IN square No. ST. fronting 81 feet 81 Iuch-
es on North street, At the corner of I'D street.
running Dack ~ lect on "a street. with the improve
mentS, consisting of q two story frame dwelling
house. with brick hack building, stables, &c. The
grounds are beautifully LAID out with choice fruit
trees, rare flowers, shrubbery, q c., forming a
del lghtful private residence.
Terms very liberal. and made known At sale.
jy sd JAS. G.. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, July 2S,-Flour is quiet; Howard
street at S7-75; City Mills 81 5Oa7,75
Wheat if dull and dropping, and the market is
irregular; red 81 .60al 65; white al 6Oal.7S. Corn
is steady; white S6aSS, yellow S6as7c.
Whisky is firm; City %, and Ohio 30c.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, July 2S-StcCks are firmer; Chr
cage aud Rock Island 9}; Cumberland Coal 60
la; Illinois Central 99a; do bonds 99A Mich
gan southern icE; New York Central - : Penn
sylvania Coal Company s9s; Reading Railroad
II q; Virginia 5 81; Missouri S2L.
Sterling Exchange is dul.
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.


~ ANR kWITEf 6GNEEspkYs Il.
dencc of gentleman declining Housekeeping, No.
40 Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th and 9TH ats.
Mahogany Sofa. Chars, Rocker
Dining and marble top Centre Tables
Bedding and Bedsteads. Cotton and Shuck Mat
Three ply, Ingram, and STAR Carpets
OIlcluth aud Mating, Refrigerator
With good assortment of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms Under S25, cash; over SIS. credit OF ~
ing interest.
~ 2I-d A. GREEN, Auct.
IL The House is also for rent. Inquire on the
premises.
BY WALL & BARNARD. AuctIoneers.
oSs Han A FA Qs Mo FTEs.s
&c, At PUBLIC AUCTIoN;-On WEDNESDyh,hh.
late Andrew Hoover. Esq, deceased, IN Alexandra
county, Va; near the Aquductr we WI sea tne en-
Upwards of 100 tons prime new Hay
Five Farm Wagons, Carts, Drays
Three good work Horses, three prime Colts, two
Corn and Cob crushsr, Corn shelter, cStti9s Boxes
Fen Mich Cows, one Bull, one HeIfer
One TRfesHing Machine.
Ice IN the Zoe house, Harness, with all such nipple
Vehicles and tools found on FIRST rate farm not
ALSO
The entire Household Furniture, sucha Mahogany
and Marble top, Centre, Side, and DINING
Tables
Sofas, Lounges Paror and other Chairs
Sldsbuard, Refrigerator. Safe
Parlor, HAL, and Chamber Carpets
Waiting. Curtains, Mats and Rugs
Mahogany Dressing and other Bureaus
Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Washstands
Feather Beds. Mattresses, Bedding
Looking GlaSses, Toilet Sets
Crockery and Glassware, Knives and Forks, WaI'
tiers
Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Ware, DO.
At twelve O'Clock m, we VIII sell servant woman,
with her FIVE children. slaves for life. They
will be sold a. q family, without separation.
Terms (except for the slaves, who vii be sold OF
cash y All sums Of and under $50 cash; over that
toTily endorsed, and bearing interest.
A. Il. HOOVER, Administrator.
iyH-d WALL. Il BARNARD. Aucts.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Capt. Henry, Of tn.
United states Navy, died last night at York, Pa
He was on the retired list.
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Trnnns for NIinne,ota.

BOSToN, July 27.-The second company Of " .
= artillery, under Major HAYES, left Fort indie
pendence to-day for Minnesota.
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ALMOST A DUEL.-On Saturday ninht last
Messrs. Charles w Helm, editor of the Flag of
n } of Warreton, Va, and J c. Gibson, of Cul-
pepper county, Va, came down 10 Georgetown TO
settle personal d. ficulty between them by duel
They were accompanied by Geor ID Wise ESQ .
10 act as second Ia the former, and Geo. b Hor-
neT, Esq. as the second of the latter. We hear
that the difficulty between MeSSrs. IL and g. has
been satisfactorily adjusted through the exeTtions
OF the two gentlemen last named, aided by MesSrs
Beverly Fucker and John Linton. of Washington
city, mutual friends of both
The police of Washington received notice that
they had left Fauquier to fight duel; bat ere
their hiding places could be discovered the affair
was arranged aS we describe above
The MARKET SHEDs.-The new stalls in the
addition to the Centre Market will be finished
and put up for rent on Thursday next The pave
ment under the shed is so laid that there will be
little difficulty in keeping it clean. The citizens
in the vicinity of the market appear TO be very
well pleased with the arrangement.
ASSAULT AND misunderstanding atharine
Williams, colored, was arrested by officer Kim
bail, for an assault and battery on Susan Fitzhupb
ColoEed. They are inmates of rival eStabIiSh
ments in the Seventh Ward, hence the fracas
Catharine was taken before Justice Dom, and
sent to Jail.
GAIT. J. w. BAGGoTr will continue 10 dis.
charge the duties Of the Chief of Police this week
when the newly appointed one, I. A Klopfer will
be Installed. Captain Baggott is making his ar
engagements To leave tIIe city for Kentucky where
he intends to enter upon another business
MISPRINT.-The citizen OF Washington
whose death 10y drowning, we mentioned yester-
day, was named Edgar Beach, hot Etchings, as
miSprinted.
WATCH REIURNs.-ThomaS Mcbride. di,or-
derby; fine and costs. S6 10. John VI. Johnson.
colored, sleeping in Tie market; woTkhouse thirty
days.
John II Goddard, Esq, having taken his po-
sition as Alderman of the Fourth Ward is pre-
vented by law from acting police mag istrate.
The duties at the Guard house this morning de-
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The DistiIIery Explosion.
Death of Cant, Henry.

BosToN, July 27.-Anna Berkles, the little girl
, who was burnt at the distillery explosion died on
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TWO PIANOS AND TWO MELODEONs
i Al % each. to make room for Others-xa
at the Music Depot of - NM
y2 Corner Penn. avenue and llth street.
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CENTRE MARKEr.-This morning the supplv
was sufficient for the demand. Quite large num-
Der OF dealers were present from the country and
tho Gardens around ,ba
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HomorabIy mentioned for the faithful perform
ance of school duties and punctual attendance,
not having lost over five dayS-Wm. Blanchard
Joseph Lowry, Patrick McAuley, John Murphy.
Thomas Wiley.
Diplomas granted to-John Foley, $ Graham,
q. Graham, J. Lowry, VIM. McKinstry.
First District School, Female department. -
Medal to Jane c. Hardesty.
Exemplary conduCt-Fannie A. Middleton. SUI
san NJ. Watson, Laura A. LeckTon, Florida II
Vantyne, Ellen Brown.
Improyement-SallieE f.. A. Rodier, Jessie +
VI lddletOn, Mary A. Fillmore, Ann +, HAYES
Mary r.. Graham
Observation-Disclosures $ Devaughan,& Mary
Wiser, Laura A. Shedd, sophia r Cook. Mary
A. Worth. [rhose marked thus ~ equally
deserving of premium for improvement and de
pertinent.
Diplomas-Susan Macaboy, for improvement;
Clara j. Leckron. do; Augusta Wetherell. do o.;
Charlotte I'll Esselbergge, for department. Emma
+. Morgan.
Names of those who have not been absent over
five days, and have been faithful in the perform
ance of their duties-Laura A. Leckron, Ellen
Brown, Jessie +. Middleton, Martha Brown,
Clara J Leckron.
Male Primary School, FirS; DiriSion.-NTedal
to Thomas Riggles.
Exemplary conduct-Chester Haslup, Jas F
Bridget, Jonathan w. Hardness, MagrudeI Wa
tiers, Thos. Sullivan.
Proficiency in study and improvement-Wm IN.
III Degges, WIN. Il. o. Bruf, Jos. :. Muligan.
Chas. j. Rider, Geo. w Collins.
Honorably mentioned for the faithful perform
ance of school duties and punctual attendance,
not having lost over five dayS-Thomas Riggles,
w. Il. D. Brutf, Chester Haslup.
Diplomas TO James r. Goodyear. Thos. T Par.
ker, Lichman Hexter, Rich'd W. Fort
Male Primary School, Second DiriSioH -
Medal 20 John b. Espey.
Exemplary Conduct-Albert Sioussa, Henry
darkness. James Dodge, Edwin Moran, John
Carr.
Proficiency in Study and Improvement-John
Pearson, David Z; Poore, Fielder r. Dorsett,
Honorably Mentioned for the Faithful PerfOr-
nance of School Dates and not having lost over
five days-Thomas Anderson, VIM. :. Fowler
Fielder II. Dorset.
Diploma to BENZ Fowler, Thomas Anderson
VIM. -. Fowler. George Nermillion.
Primary School, No. Medal to Julia Davi-
son.
Exemplary conduct - Joanna Hilbus Louisa
Scheblier, Jane Free, Martha Kelly, Caroline
Reeves.
Proficiency in study, and mprovement-Martha
Allen, Meria Eslenburgge, Hannah w Gods, Car
RE Angler, Rosa Bates.
Present every school day-Martha Kelly, Jane
| Free, Maria Allen.
| Honorably mentioned for the faithful perform.
| ance of school duties and punctual attendance
not having lost over five days-Jeanna Hilbus
| Fannie Tucker, Adele TAFT, Julia Davidson
| America NADIA
Diploma to Emma Darling, Anna Bailey
| Bette Palmer
Primary School No. ., FIRST Dirisioa.-Meda
| to Cecilia f. Parker
Exemplary conduct-Catherine E. Frank, Anna
| StuIgis, sarah a. Ellin, Christina Hager, Laura
| V. Tucker
} Proficiency in study and imprOvemeat-Mary
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-19
{. AUGUSTUS HAvlLAND,
X cal Este s4ge u O.,

tsrceKssos 10 cot. =, c. EApsD
lila. for sale
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
L s1uEiy, with .osi comfortable dwelling large
o1ehsri q every ktld 81 fruit, running water and
everything e make fsria desirable. VIII be sod
very r~asoAahl.
Twenty ntn.proved Parcels os Land.
IL scott souhly fea.sn,ly situated, aud capital
Aaa Tot Hrniihs purposes Terms very ssss
slx hundred aud forty acre. In ouihris county
oae Aun1fsd aaa twsaiy acre. Ia Isws county
Farm IN johnson county
Seven hundred are. IN Aiair county
Three hundred acres In Grandy eosasy
Two Hundred acre. Ia Dallas count,
iaad ia Benton Carol HaIscck and Jasper Gosn-
Honss aud lci Oh Fourth street
House and 10, W Finh stree,
Builan. lots on Brady and secondstress
Lot. on Perry street;
D.eak u lors On keck Islard aud lowe strss,s
Bal4ins lcis on Harrison ard saxtA sirssts
Forty acre farm near Newton
A beautiful farm " $50 acres situated In Benton
soun'y
Farms Ia Washington county
lew asr@s Of Land In the vieinity of Davenport,
suitable fer country ssAss
Ioa.s. aid Lots In the city Of Davenport
fAslas IL Citation county, near Railroad and River
Cry property IN Ls Claire.
building lots Ia watsrtown, IL
ILrss hundred msg nesrt lots In Falton jtiop
10 East Dsveapor,, commanding splendid view VI
tie Mississippi River ead koek lsand These lo,s
can " purchased on very reasonable tersns
Great inaassn,eats are v6srsd TO mechanics -
we a. capitalists and other.
ca! and examine naps and prices 81
AAvlLAkD1
b.&t once Ls Claire Row
r. s.-AactioM sales ssml.noaehly.
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DfsrH o. VrRIroso.--TLc French pa
pcs mention the death Tin his sixty -ssvsnsh
year, Of an eccentric virtuoso in Paris, nam
ed Pigal, = srulptor Of somc merit, but Of
little rsnown. His distinguishing trait was
passion Tor curious medals and jewels, 10
crafty which lac would spend his last coin,
and barter away his garmeii.s, contented to
live life Of starvation and raggedness Tor
the sake Of increasing his collection. For
more than fifty years he had been engaged
ia this pursuit, and At his death he left m
immense and rare collection, many articles
Of which are Of considerable value, and which
for want Of heirs, will revert 10 the State.
lie was found dead in Lis chair, his stony
features turned upon msslal which, upon
examination, was ssccrtaincd to be coui,-
terlsit. II Is supposed that the shock con.
ssquent upon tho discovery that be had
been dupsd was the cause OF Lis sudden
desth.-N y. T,itase.
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Tm SAFEST ISyEsrAEsr.--In the long
run, those men get 10 be the richest, ~ al
past experience proves, who invest most Of
their surplus capital in good mortgages and
real estate. u il astonishing how fast q
fortune aeeumulates, even ii six per- cent,
il dividends and rents are invested quarter
~, or even -em-annnally. Investments in
real estate securities rarely or never bring
loss; and hence there Is no drawback on
the compounding of interest. The fact IL
notorious, that, Of tho Philadelphia families
which were rich n century ago, only thoss
remain rich that kept the bulk of their
wealth in real estate. NJ business man Can
aiIori--for any long period--to pay two per
cent. for money to demand such high rates
is, therefore, not sound policy in the capital
ist and the history Of the rich in this or
any other city. IL traced back for hundred
years, affords abundant proofs Of this. II is
wiser, believe u, not to kill the goose
that lays the golden gg-"-Pliladap hia
Ledger.
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". T.. BARBER 4 CO.,
LAW, LAND AND LOAN OFFICE,
No. Grams,s Hseek, Maan street,
ltTE OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
w mo geai Estate viz

NE OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
w mo Real Estat~, via
CITY PROPERTY
Sol Double House on Eighth s,rset lot
from asnes street tsa rooms cellar under main
feet house aaa i.ow uadsr rent from month 10
Iasath Irise ~ 40 part ON time, or u so cash
Ne House on slKth street, between Harrison
AID Ripley Lot 40xi5o uonss ~ feet mont, cellar
AID good cssera-yery sslslhls Price y, 10 lower
To- essh
rSiApRovED LANDS.
~ isa acre. = Harrison eonsty rye na .
\ L d. see 81, IS. IA ss yer ace
No lsa acres in Hsrri.cn county. Choice yra..
ne, Eear stream Vt wstet = aho -
sur dN SES, sec. -, I u, RAJ y per acre.
No leo acres In story county b h, sec. D,
Z -. X a. q Ter acre
No q ioo acre. 10 story county NEk, ssc 70,
r s. Il - " per ,crs
Ne 10 scres ia Minnesota Territory. NV
AID y y " H. sec. :, I los, v ., w sth Nor -
acre
MOI :. Ia acre. In Mlanssota Territory WIN
" a. and W w csc II, l0si keW -
per scr
Ssp ~ acre. In Minnssota Territory ExsE
b, sss 10, I los RS W t3to per sore
No 10. ~ acres In res,avosarnis county, Iowa
W y sw .sc J. 7 II, ~, w $40 yer acre
Ne II ~ scrss Ia Pottk sossmis eaenty
L =, sse ), TIL, X - W so per ssre.
NJ IL ~ aeres u lama county. NhNw 4,
H. 4 3D. X low " yer scrs.
10 10 ~ acres Ia lama county. WkeE 1,
acc Q, I -, ria W. N-so pr scse
M ~ " scras In TAma county. Ek1w
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THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE AGENTS FOR
J M~ss.rs " A. Herring d Goa celebrated Eiss
all Thief ffoof hsiss
We woud insiss the attention 81 the public Ia ths
fat that thsse bsfss have for stood the
18th nrs, thief snd sss. II time. Very many bstss
all Ia measure, defy the fsrser sid ". tall before
the latter
The aasnties Of these sssss sssso well kBsss thai
IT, insjosi'y ~ the mssehsSts u New Yvrk s.a
Iii isi.IpAts uss other make VI nefes Wa Goa
sIsh 6sfss VI oil. sisss aud ~lh asy description III
isfats ~sui~d, aid vif wtffsst 90 the alE,es 10
H. qua tiles VI The hslss Ne cell
BURROWS. tRk1TYNAh 3 DALxELL
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3. p. s Us Column
aUUysOvys, FRETTYMAN q DAL3ELr.,
uhol~sale dealer. In
Groceries, Tres, Salt, Cement, &c.,
Agents Tor the sals Of
q HERRING d co.. CELEBRATED FIRE
r,,,.r .,. .ss -Ares.

Agents Tor the sals OF
HERRINo CO. CELEBRATED FIRE
TusaEv PnoDr sAEEs,
E.S T. FAIRBANKS SCALES.
tlE SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLY On
| W hand fhli stock % Groceries, which ws offer
~ l.aut. and purchaser. VII nni our soads e
/ = ~" best quality and wsrr~niei equal :" sample
s--MuscovADo, PORTO RICO.
| > Clarified. Crushed and Powdered
/ ,ofFEE-RIuM MOCHA JAVA, ALSO
| ~ uroand Coffee .nd E..enee Il coffee
NuLAssEs-NEw ORLEANS. SUGAR
VI ion.e aud syrup
CEAs-iMPERiAL youNa HysoS, GUN
l POWDER and BLACK Te.
>sPlCEs-PErrER ALLsplCE, CHINA
y MON, Gloves 0ing-f Mustard and Natmsos
,,OAPS-FANCY AND TOILET FAMILY
Erasivc and CASTLE
'ANpLEs SPERM. ADAMANrTsr STE:
- KISE star AID rallow
lILs-srERM, SOLAR, LARD, BANK
RosiH IIn-red and olive
JAIN WHITE LEAD AND ZINC
iaihts
iGARs HAVANA GERMAN = AMERI-
= CAN brand.
TOBACCO NATURAL LEAF, VIRGINIA
! ani Missouri Found . .. Twist, Tia Fol
YEAST POWDERS or VARIOUS BRANDS
. and Mud.
ANDES ASSORTED 4 FANCY, GUN
ard Lemon Drops tossuge.
lRrNEs ~ GLASS JARS, BONES AND
earr.i. 'itron fis fssis aud our@ht.
DlcRLEs -uNpERwoODs BRANDS, AS
r'NiEp st.. Pepper Sauce
nwpER SunT, LEAD AND CAPS, or
I all kiud. aud .saes
STARcH-CoRN PEARL AND FAMILY.
NUTs-ALMoNDs BRAZIL, PILBERTs
y res, Pecan, D. wslnuts aid Cocoa
IpAISINs--M, X. a LAYER. WHOLE AND
- half eorss, sulisna and nslsgs
4 sil0C0LATE-CoCoA,D ROMA, PARMA,
- Iarioss Wheaton unts and Dat Asaa
~ALT--kANAwHA. SYRACUSE, TURKS
- Island Lserpool blown aud 0round Ailua.
'EME T--I.OuISNlLl.E AND UTICA.
~ flastefinu Hair. Bsuceo Plaster Milwsukss and
saaashy h,ds Ash three tons IN store aud Tor
llAsKETs- MARKET HALF To 0NI AND
one hall bushels Corn aud Clothes
AOODEN WARE-TUBs, PALS. WASH
" baa.a. Chauu., Nor, Aas iisivs., &c
1 suRDiuE--M MANILA, JuTE HEMP 4
><ttton toiissr u ell sizes
I,'isH-- MAckEREL. SALMON & WHITE
! ttsh lruut tsdash and Smoked Ilaubgt
1tLAss- WINDOW GLASS, ASSORTED
- .lses rambisrs Jars and DsmtjoLps
lRiMsroNE, SULPHUR, SALT, BoRAx.
NxTrmEs-rIERcE 60. AND ST,
lJIPEs FANCY y. d. AND STONE.