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AUDITORS oYTIcI,

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MrRpIs IN FrLroN CousrY, lIL.-The
Lewiston Democrat Of the 18th, states that
on the Saturday night previous, while vii.
liam Tate and Hamilton Brown, were drink
ing soda II Astoria, in Fulton county, they
got into dispute about who should pay for
it. Tate left the saloon and Brown followed
bin; when just in front Of Croning's store,
Tats's boy handed him bar Of iron with
which be struck Brown on the head, infict.
ing wound which has since proved fatal
Tate 10 10 Jail at Lewiston. Chicago Times
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Do away with your law against men issu-
Ing their own private notes, in such form,
shape and amount AZ they please, and then
al snch lodges - those Of A. J. Stevens L
Co. will be rare indeed. This same game
has besn practised here and 90 oil over the
country from Maine to Georgia. Any kind
Of . thing, which can obtain legislative sane.
ton, i swallowed down 1t single gulp by
the mass Of the people, while the effect Of all
charters 10 to lessen individual liability
fChicago Ledger.
Our friend seems to be something Of a
free trader in money matters,--dcsirous Of
letting al people do just ~ they please, and
issue their individual notes in the simiIitude
Of bank paper, If they so incline. The pro-
position has been sometimes argued. But
mot to touch the abstract question, We have
no doubt but that the practical result would
be more disastrous than corporate issues,
supervised BY government, even though to n
great extent, Is is the case, they are negli-
gently supervised. II everybody were allow
ed to issue currency as he chose, Of course
there would be an enc Of ell publicly regis
tered and secured currency. The foundation
and security Of bank paper would not be a
matter open for everybody's inspection and
satisfaction, - now, and it could hardly be
doubtful but that it would be more hazard.
Gus, and entail upon the people greater
loss. Our difficulty here is not that we pro-
hibit individuals from issuing Currency on
their own personal responsibility, but that
W prohibit paper currency Of every kind
and character, thereby making still greater
the disparity between the demand for cur
rency and the supply, in this country where
naturally the supply 10 scanty and the de-
mand pressing which circumstance con-
strains-almost compels--the people to re-
ceive and circulate any kind Of illegitimase
and dangerous stuff that may be offered them.
We shall remove that difficulty, under the
New Constitution.y
Gen. Sam. Houston's doom ought to be a
warming to Hall, Ooolbaugh, Johnston, &C.,
Of this State.
Democracy is fundamental and does no,
change-men may.-lState Democrat.
The Democracy Of Iowa once solemnly
proclaimed the right and the duty of prohib.
ting Slavery in the National territory. tAni
Hall and Coolbaugh and Johnston acquiesc.
ed. Does Democracy declare this to- DAY?
The Democracy Of Iowa, year after year
pronounced against Banking, under every
possible system and circumstance. Do the,
still maintain the same intiexible position
II 30, speak out let Us understand eacl
other, that the people may know what the,
are called upon to decide, and not be de
ceived.
II neither, then wherein lies your consis
tency, 0 interchangeable Democracy
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r.. 4. DITIR.
JOHNSON STREET, asst bstl1ing % ~ Post O0ges.
Keskuk, Iowa.
- E0S leave - ialufm the eitiasne II Rsokuk
ID thaf hs har sstahlishsd hiuselA n businsas -
Johasoa street. whore II IL 70 dspense
All kinas Of goeds for family consumption, u ths
psrsst qaality.
HAviag devoted for many years his astentle. 10
the Wssi India Oseds business, y 1staess hiassN
that his knovlsdgs and sxDssisaas, will y aopss-
| ciated BY deserving eoakunity. His stock Is al
entirsly fresh, nsay articles kavisg Sssn mana
fac.arsd exprssly fog him. 4 tAe PaTsss aeAalpl,
stock Of Acids, saiiass Al apiAs1.
Choics Tsas-nn1A a11eae&sn Will b paid 70 tAis
| branch Of tfaAs, 1stss nikiag 1t al hazard 70
make Ais store depot u al kinds Of Ass Teas,
aid he essAsstly AoPcs that tho ladies', who I'M
aoassediy are tAs ss.tjsdgss) viii give Min eail
The variety will embrace ali tbs various Eastsrn
City Tees.
Ii ii. article Of Ash. h will keep u. old Dua,
Macksrsl, In bbis., Kits ed Pssaas, fsssues and
Sounds, 6alnon picked, Fresh 6picsd LoSsters Il
Glass asd 1tn, Oysters, Anehovies, Enslish, Her
| ring. Pottsd Herring, shrimps, 10.
| Pickles pat 10 ans issilisd visss.r, snbracins
asrkin. in al sissd bottles and By asssurs.
| Mixed Pickles = "
rsppsrs !.
oy.ser k.,shsp. new article. mad. oaly By hin.
| Pisolilli;
Chow Chow;
/ Onions;
! Capers BY the gallon for Hotels. To-,
! Ihs "i.c,an, ,S:- 49,
ST.. .h,sc.. cha;.s .ss, 49,. = ~ pa.see
StAtes' s%o1sOsaS ssaoles assonmeAt nom boston,
new aorA sno A0au0n AsfAs~' wiz always -
ioanai u...
/ 11nss..n ~ .nssr s.nssy
bAken naLslactured COCOA, IN the varieties
oy MIN m.ae' s1Drsc'nk
cnosot 3D..
! COCOA fsace
rssPsred Cocoa
Snsils g.;
reeve. sna ssInss, saeh - Lemon, Orange,
calves toos' "esss, ned Carrsnt, Qainss and CrAa-
DesaJ.
Fias0nhg exsiae.s fr0m the csDshSnesd LaborA-
tory o. barnstt Co.. boston. emhrasiag ell ths
sarastlss IN so.ss 81 and y dia.rsat klnds, Tor
ismily nee, snd = large bottles Tor Hotels and
STEAMBOATS,. families are nqsssted 70 try thsn.
~, Inc ueoe sspPIloa . m.nntast.fsss Wtess.
Iscss sxssseI a,s setire'y ises Sssn poisonous
ois ana eees 1851 enter sses the eonPesitien Of
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NEW ARRAN0&MAMTI
CHANGE or TIMRl

nN and altar Tuesday, Aaeust 3tth, 1857, the
~ Passenger Trsiss will rus q fsllews,
First train will leave ~ Station ~ Rsskuk u
O'Clock n, and arrive II Aontrose q 7:Ae .. u.
Returning, win leave Aeatross 1t II 4. ~, - On
arrival Of the Upper Packet. aaa arrive q Kse.
kuk At lice, and connect With tho Packet for 81.
Louis.
second Train will lsavc The staaien q Ksoksk at
II o'clock n, o. ON arrival Of the 81. Louis peSk
q, and arrive ~ Aoatfose at lAxo p. ~,
making connection with tne Upper Packet, ord re-
turning leave Aontross at o'clock p. ~, - A.
rivs in Ksoksk - 0,4e. These Trains Will not
stop ct any intermediate stations, except who's
aaggsd.
0-By this arrangement, tho Lower Packets are
10 arrive 1t II o'clock m, and leave 1T o'clock
p. m; and the Upper Packets will make, 81 East
and West Darlington, and 81 Davenport and Hook
Island, regular connsetions, Best and West, with
the Railroads at those points,
JNO. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
aue25d Engineer md psrintend t.
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Warm Air Furnaces.

st q Y 3 q.
GILES =. PILLEYs, ST. LOUIS,
CELEBRATED CHARTER OAK STOVE.
n Il hardly necessary for - to rssw = this
= Sieve, the eAasaetsr 4 wAtsh 70 . tssossey
Of fac! End sspssir Of operations e s..As m
rivalsd. IL advantages ass the rsssis q tssin-
provensnts, Wis;
lst. IscasAssp DaAussY 1Luas;
"a. CracuLA9lAs 1a1-AW 1Lus.
NJ An NOW RDCNvUG
PINE sUPfLy o.
PA1LOR, COAL, HEATING COOK e1OvnC,
Of III sises ~ patterns, which sss service hsaaty
And snscsA.sn q casting cannot = s1sslisd,
smsng whtsh ~ ths psstssns Of North, Chase :
North, q PhiisdsipAia, p. Call md sxaniss
fef yourselves. 3s
ENANELkD CRATES,
MARBELlZED IRON MANTLES.
We vosld rsqssst ali pssseas desirsss II OBJ
saa fsnish you With any siss, Or style Il beauty
70 please the eye Of she most fastidio1s.
aus7sd - Nais-t.
TIN AMI JARANNE0 WA08,
WHoLnaALg AMD nDTAIL.
ME have On hsed . ecaetAat saDply u Tin
w AID Jspan.d Ware, snd - fsr.ll ali Who
may favor = With ; sall, sithss = Wholesale or
Retail.
LUDLOW ) CO.'S IMPROVED yaurr CANS.
No Was, Solder o. Csmsal Ussd.
The nsatsst. safest, asA noss ssavsaisae -
ssed. Thsy afs sasiiy ssaled Aaaspeasd, ard nv
q 1ail - psaeFve 1rnits Vegetables, H., In PEE
Sssely lrssh ststs, These 0aas Mnhs - yeas A.
Sr, 49, nssaoss lsf nssssae y AZ aands q
Iv1aY car wARaAnx1p.
JshbIng ~ as KINDS 1one with
REs0Dsnsss.
ROOFING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
cEs PUT UP Oh sHoR1 NOTICE..
wARA-AlR FuRNACEsi
We are sev prepared 70 PIT ". wasn-Ais Par
.aess for hessisE Dvsiliss., c.ssssss. rublis
u Loiss, of Cinsisnati, who hss spared no peiss
Or sxpsass IL pesfsstine heating apDasa4us which
hes 40 sspssier 10 poiat u dssabliity, sssaeny
and eonvenisnss. safety from Ars, hsAltkful vsni-
'. sss; "a ''f' s'-'y q a s::;;S y;
sANE CMANCE ron 4 llOlE.
D.in rHn OLD Cirr IInm.4
A DWELLING House Of . Roens. With sn1.
"a cisnt space IN front Tor adailieaAl hail4ilgs.
For sale low-337s only rsssirsd y han1 halasss
easy payments without inAsrsst. Liberal dlsepunt
for cash. Said houss 10 strongly built, painted
and otherwise we'll finished Kfcund pos4SsS1y 49,
ular, With hns view Of ths Rivsr. Isqslss q
The asA.r:ig.sd, Day. B.iidiag. kzeAs.es-ss..
dsn.i. r. -. uRnsrox.
PLANO HO8T0Os
Two those 6ssiring - pusoAass 1sst slass Planes,
= =. .esn ~ -. e A:vs ysss ssssivea frs.
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CO The Nation (lll.) Gaseie comes
out decidedly in favor Of re-establishing
slavery in that State. We need no, say that
the Go<esteisa /" Democratic journal, and
belongs TO the party tina. claims, in the North.
to be " as much opposed to slavery as any
body"
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1857. 1857
CLOTHING
FOE the
NIL LIONs,

AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE OF
MARTIN 4 BRO,
No III, and No. Main ST., st. Louis, No.
E,oR the approaching Fall our stock 10 iunsnse;
i decidedly the most complete that " have ever
We hope this fall 10 DO able to
supply the demand Ut the Great West.
TO CASH AND PROMPT MIN
We are Offering great inducsments;
First--Ths largest stock In the United Stat>s.
sscond-The most complete stock In tho Uni Ted
States.
Third-clothing At - low prices - any city In
the Union.
~ Call, and We will show you through with
pleasure,
10 ,g17.dit MARTIN 4 BRO.
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T. =. SMITH ssspssl1llly iafssns ~ fxisais
EIs Ana egstsnen Inst ~ m esne - 8 pnr-
sAassA is fall 0esds. aad win istIsn ahont -
1stee 6spaanhe. rano1lef
R49o@n4oBY Sa1e - NY O0010e
Tn0 eeel1e oes1k sfssAs Sseoa1 olsoo1 Okoao
= ny 6ee1o0less uiu y elsos1 eneeeaeI1eu0k
- taan ~ 49,. = slsss ~ 49,. 1alssS -
en0p to uooks.
onslt
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CO 1t is minated, in late speech Of
Gov. German, that Senator Douglass will
make his future home in Minnesota. He has
about run his race in Illinois, and his re.
moval would elicit no tears from the people
of that State. Still, considering his fierce
and untiring defence Of Slavery, it would
seem as if he would more naturally incline
to 90 down to Mississippi and look after his
extensive plantation OF nigrers.
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49, NoB4 On lEo0GnQO1n0s
M b, is.s = 49, 49, % ~. = - =
- c4Anxn1
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(yATE City Cosvss, tsossiar naasA n Aes.ss,
" for tloe, niis hsats, viii come u ever the
above course On Saturday, Augnst nth, 1857 at !
r. NJ. Owner names Br. Z. 0wncf Names b. O.
A running match for 80 will take place directly
after the trot.
the courss. 4. Il. AUABY, fseprissss.
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MONNETs.
M ERClIANTS and MlLLINE mrs visising nWN
Vl PhiiAdelphis to purchase esodH will WI
hnd large and splendid assortmsni Il ths y
latest sy les Of PATis ana American Donasts, Capa
and Head dresses at Mrs. ~ 8. BISHOPS,
No. 0lxUhsstsut-st.
Particular attention paid to orders, and goods
warranted 10 Eive satisfaction.
aug35-dims
fLOUR! RLOUMy
M B have an article Of Flour that 70 win scll
w At4S per barrel, and warrant II 10 rive
rEnSGcr SUBTRACTION, 70 Be EQUAL to QUIAJY,
or any other brand, or the money sslsnded.
Try II, and save 81 SO psr Dbl; delivered Cratic
kkkLOIU Z DlRHE,
asg1Sd3w fosstA-s.
0ANCINO 1CMOOL.
MR.. 4 MRS. JAAk6 ROD01RE respectfully
IX1 inform the Ladies aad 0sntlsnan II Ksohsk
and vicinity that their Dancing echool will opsn
enes abest the Arst Of Ossohss havins rsesivsd an
the new and fAshioeahls dances from New York
end Philadelphia. they ere ssv prepared 70 teach
the art Of danslsg In all IT. yarioss bsanshss.
Terms INSIDE kaGwn on applicAtion 70 james
Rodgers, at the all fiftA-strsst, bstwesn Main
and Johnsen, iron 10 to ia. m, and iron 3to 1
p. m.
Private Glasses taaghs, and Nssis furnished
for Private Parties, BY making timely spplisation
70 JAMES ROD0B&a,
aag2sdtd Al sAs Aail.
Times and Post please eopy.1
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AIo0ON0D IN ER0 0ehs 00Vnane Ao0a0e
0Eeoks Dsaw1ng = Aashonna eaes.
n10e o2AE66 s0ssa Biz services q tsashes II
- he languages, DssuiAg ard 6eisnoss 70 ~
Leaies ed 0eallsnsa Of Kookuk.
We, NE sAAasiensA, haying ~ instsueatsos
lro0 Pfel. DEa1ss pesssoaily asa In sus fsaiiies
shssr1ally rsssnns1 Mn y = sisissas 4 Kseksi
- > ~, s0stset 80 fsithfsl tsesAss, II every
WY worthy Of tAsiS patronage.
Rev. II. Willianns, Wa Dstn,
Mn. j. ,. Dickinson, =. EistAr,
Mn. 0ss. Kllhsssns, Julss 0sises.
Ausvst III
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Council Preceding.
COUNCIL Roon, !
Aug. rs, 1857.

Council met.
Present, the Mayor, and Aldermen Bssbe,
Patterson, Smith, Shelley, Walling, Bishop
and Wyman.
The committee on streets and alleys, to
whom was referred the petition Of II. ID.
Woodward 4 Co., and others, asking for an
examination and estimate by the city sngi-
neer, Of the practicability and cost Of run
ming track from the railroad depot, up Sd,
4th or Fifth street, reported the following
resolution which was passed:
Resolved, That the city engineer Be direct
ed to report at the next meeting Of the Coun-
Gil, upon the feasibility of grading Sd, 4th
or 5th street, from railroad depot to Bank
street, for the purpose Of running the cars
up the same, and also the probable cost OF
said work, ~ we'll a. the time necessary to
its completion.
The engineer made the following report /:
To the Hon. Mayor and Council cfshe city
Of keokuk:
GESrLkAEN In accordance with your
resolution OF the 18th inst, asking an esti-
mate OF the cost Of an embankment for the
railroad track-as near the west line Of the
proposed levee a. possible herewith sub
init the following:
The route proposed from the stDepet'' to
the Levee atthe foot OF Cedar street, 10 as
follows: Leaving the present track below
the depot and continuing it through Railroad
street and through the grounds Of Mcssrs.
Reid, Estes, Leighton, Patterson, Timber
man, Hiatt and Harbine. The portion thro'
the premises Of the latter, 10 most OF il 1t
present in the river. have made an esti
mate for the embankment to be raised three
feet higher than the rise Of this spring.
Quantity Of material required below
Cedar street, in cubic yards, $4,000
Quantity in proposed Levee embank-
MN, extending to Cedar street, 5000
Total yards, $4,000
To be added to the above, narrow road,
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go, 600 WaneeAIl
M Kcohuk CITY Bills 81 pssmiun off . esnt
~ IL RxNhaaes for 0PsesSies and yvuit u al
kinds, % ths sseass u AAin-ss. and Lsvss.
salt1 KING Z TAYLOR.
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Fall and Winter Goods,

EMBROIDERlES.-Party Capes ,Berthes in entirely
designs Lace and Embd and sIseyeqf
HalencleDnes tiuned, (Eabd 0ollaFS) French Worked
Collars and Sleeves In Swiss aud Jacconeti Real yaenei
Jaceonet Snd Swiss Edgngg, ,nonnengs and
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q TRANSP PORTA,TION..
natl, iWilmington&z zanes
willie Railroad, Gus 7Gi

MI EROHAGT manufacturers, the public generally,
W are hereby respectfully informed that the CIV.
Company Is prepared to receive forward freight
rom the temporary Station in zanesvie Second street
north of Main to CncinnHt, OrrDw, W nngten, Wash.
tngton CrcleYe Lancaster New Lexington and nterme
date Stations Particular attention will also be
81 whether by Railroad
River from Cincinnati sfsi,ss '}lstt uiftC llI sszf
Freight VIII be received and delivered during the winter
months from A M TOD p 81! during the SUMMER months
frem A. n. to p NJ, aud shippers favoring the Company
with their may rely the cOnpanys Agents
giving every attention necessary to insure the
and safety in the forwarding Of property
POrfurther information Freight Tariff bshed
the COMPANY, apply 10 t97l :
General Freight Agent
uy8Od. ~ .9ls.ts 5aJ 10 z aZanesviIe. Ohio
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TC CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other a.
nlneiA Integsnesr, should be addressed to
tae PrOpTiet1TS.
tt.iS concerning tie editorial department Of the paper
hou addressed to the EdtOrs Jointly, to either one
writing publication, will please write
oay IA side Of tlIe paper. =
An observance Of the above rules Will greatly obuge u.s.
and secure more prompt attention To correspondents than
ley mig ghL otherwise receive.
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MATHEW McNABB, j.
MANUFAUTURER OF NINEGAR

I..f 10 ..t. ntE1s
rIOuF, Will Feed OfIlIll, lfinds, Corn nnd
Corn NlenI, OnIs, IsnIed HAY, sc.
the ABOVE articles delivered free ofextra charge
in any part of tire city. \ iii
highest price paid In cash all Country Produce
articles. i7lH -'1ll -s,- y .lsttt
Ing je1T
watches, Je1YeIry, silver and PIaacd WARE,
Clocks, dc. &C.
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Pens I! Pens!g! Pens I!
AkRJT EIrUFNNN6S NEyy

~ : \
SOMETHING NEW. ss-t,.,s
~ P. BROWN has received supuriorlot of Gold Pens
VI which made under Ills supervision. They
made gold reduced to ii kArats by combination
alloys and cannot be cquaed for elasticity and dura
moderate, and every warrante They be known
by every pen being stamped &C r BRowHi Wheeling"
Z NJ
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AhANF9EOltEAI4QN OERICE. .Ds& o. RsR., I
WHEELING STATION, Nov. 1lI, 1851. I
and after sunday Evening, Nov. sth, the Passenger
trains Willie this station daily at SlO "A NJ
~, aud 10 2. a., Wheeling time The, accommodation
daily Except sundsy) at $40 A. M Will receive and dis
charge passengers ut all the principal between
wheeling and Cumberland The Accommodate train is
discontinued on East end OF road. ''5i n %. 7
The Express train daily, 4:4U p n will receive and
discharge passengers at The following stations only Dew
Eood M2ppdsyilen, G4TFun; t6lsbnrg Piedmont Cum!
berand l2 Water Station Sir Johns Run Martnsburg
4iarpers Ferry, Monocacy sykesvle, and Washington
JUNCTION The Mail train daily Except Saturday, at 10
Ms VIII receive and discharge passengers all prn-
cipal stations. l.#- 80 -. -
The trains Will arrive as follows: Mail train NJ,
press train loss A. NJ Accommodation train from Cum
6erlaud, at 6:35 p. ~, Wheeling time. B,,si .ta.
.s-..os-.. W. G. WOoDSIDE, Sup't.
now ...-s' h RCHD. Appnts
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Sheppard and Morgan,

ShSPpd10 5a1Ao HAOA Sohs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers.
No. lSI, Main st. Corner Of Union.
now on hand large and complete assortment Of
all articles in line, consisting of Ladies' and Cen
tIeTes Saddles fine and Harness; Iron Frame and
wood Trns Yalices, Carpet Bags, Satehels, Upper
Leather, Hogshin Hair and Wool Collars Whips, flames,
Saddles Of every description and quality, om the lowest
rate to the best style of English Shaftoe.
Trunks and NalieeS, superior article
for lightness strength and durability.
Fine single and double Harness OF the best Style Stage,
WAGON and Cart Harness best material and work
manship
variety OF material and pattern. "
ordered Win be furnished promptly, and ef-
viii be spared merit eOntlnuAnee of public IA
'Tlo novfI ~ = t--i' SHEPPARD MORGAN.
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SEWING MACHINES.

HAVE Agency for Excelsior Sewing Machines; price
Il $50, $500 Can be at my warehouse, South
Market, In noPeratton Saturday from II 1e oeo
uS1 GEO. WILSON.
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WHITE 6 GooDs.-s, organda MuslIps Plain and Plgd
Swiss do Nnnsoo Jaeconet and Carnbrc MuslInS; Plaid
aud Striped MuslinsE TaFiety.Igil Jl5gs yofJl
. sIIAWis, sIANTLEs, &e7T-4 sheies assortment of
Shnwls, Nantes, Hoop Skirts, &c.
tt tseptI ~ " IIEISIIELL a SWRARINGEN.g
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN F
TRAVELLERS.
TNWIce DAILT, Sunday night excepted )between Rich
j. and Washington City GorlOnsvle and Alex
andIia,
Hours Of departure at Rich
mOnd 6;45 A. II. and T:sOP. ".
Returning leave Washington. 20 A N. and pm.
Arrive at Richmend 1880 P. NJ and4 An.
Baggage checks and Tickets given through between Rich
mOnd and Washington. .-
and being excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
always securing connections by
walls daily Richmond and Washington city in advance of
the Steamboat line. a1. sff
PARE BErWEES RcnNoSD WAsnISGTOH 50 so
An 0mEfbps viii be found always ready through
passengers and their baggags OF wearing apPars between
the DePots free Of cargei with ample time
take their meals, whether going North South.
Through Tickets be obtained between DanVfle
WasHiSt the Terminus Of Road, now nearly COM
Pleted TO Danvte. An Agent of the Company receive
Cheeks Of passengers from the Danvie Road
tend to their baggage all tho Way to Washington the Bal
timore Depot $50
The fare the by the mail line by the steamboat
route. - T
change cars the night line between Rich
mond and Alexandria. fe15
Il
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5 HE EIING5 Va. TUES DAY MORNING DECEMBFR
IRA PORTA.TION. 4 u D
Winter Arraneement.
CHANGE OF

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Q. ~ mBROWN.

No. lib MAR. Street Wheeling, Va.
opening ofthe finest largest assortnents
goods in his line that has been brought this
city, which Will be sold Wholesale and Retail prices
low as any house West Of the Atlantic cities.
Among his goods may be Gold and Silver Watches
from the English Suisse Manu-.
Watches Clocks in great variety including feNs
Regulators fine qualify, suitable for Banks, Railroad
stations, Otices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful Jewelry, otherwise, of Coral Mosaic
Cameo, Gold, tone Lava and all Gold JCFclry. Also,
OF Soft Soldier and plated JeEey very cheap
Fine pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings Uard Gases, Gold Pens &c. &c. Every article
this establishment warranted to be good
cd the money returned CALI respectfully solicited
mh25 us Main ST., door from aIarsh TayIor,s