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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-12
LUMBER. iIath.
SHINGLES, SLAVES, ETC.,
R.R. DEPOT SAW MILL,

DAVENPORT IOWA
tsIRsr MILL ARovE TIRE MISSISSIPPI BRIpoE,l
RENWlCk & SON, PrOprielOfs.
THE subscribers DESTROYS OF closing out theirlaree
l. stock Of oil descriptions sf Lumber before CON.
mencing on their new stock OF are oerins Rren
Inducements to purchasers. All Who are In want .
Lumber, Lath. Slaves, or Shingles, are invited "a
examine our stock.
dawtf RENWICK 4 SOH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-12
IA MES W. CANNON,
Dealer In Lumber, Shingles and
LATli, ROUGH AND DRESSED,
Flooring, Barn Boards,
FENCING PuCKETs, WOOD, &c,
9th Rail Road tfifth) street, between Western
Avenue AMI Gaines street
JniylTdtf
J. w. sKINKI.E T. CO.,

j. w. SkINK1.E l. CO.,
orNEatL prALrRsI
Lumber, I.ath, Shingles, Timber, SC.
Corner Canal and Jackson streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
nUR arrangements are such as To iasure at oil
~ times a ful supply OF the different qualities Ct
Clear Lumber,
Joint and Scautng OF all Sizes and len gths, Common
Lumber, Isth, Shingles &c.
Dur Flooring,
OF Norway and White Pine, We always stand ready
Go compare with any In this market We invite the
calls snd atten ion Of all country and other dealers
90 stock on and and facilities for lling ordert
and contracts.
ap6iiy J. W SKISKLE 4 co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-12

4asrs 0psk = eergsus, Davenport, lena,
0sctlot 4 Oorblp, q
noeest . Lovsy. nss. Cashier, New Yesh,
- 800 .s;.s .s 2 Co. Ialsa;IPais'
nessss eamr Harris Sons, nAnhaFp. uaDe1neo
yoene Hop6tne, nsq, PSestdeAt, @
1Oben nicAls, nsq, Ceahies. =
WI @ nasnson, lea,
aS..s 0Aueo erothers. nauiefs, WasAiaOlsa,
L 4 Dsooiot Z Go. tonhsse. q La
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-12
Celebrated ScaIes


IN imperfect article 10 g. forth from their establish
nent hss gained tor their Scales reputation this
as never been passed In tho hole Of usefn
nechanisfn.
The Scales are unanimously acknowletiged - The
sTANDARD In all transactions BY weight.
lawsuit which arose from discrepancy Of weigh
veen one Of Fairbanks Scales in by the Bal
more q Ohio Railroad Company and one ~ ancth.,
manufacture was recently tried In the Court u Cum
non Hsas BALTIMORE; the caae occupied The Courttv
lays and Jndge Marshall IN delivering his deetsscs
tae o. the result Of TIT evidence that the sccurs
y Of PAIRBANN's SCALES was established beyon,
al question. For sale by
BURROWS, rRETrZMAN h DAIZEII..
The Well known reputation ~ these Scales has IN
uced The vendors Of imperfect and worthless balan
rs 70 Offer them fairbanks Hsles, and pur shAS
70 have thereby IN many cases been subjected b
rand and imposition. The manufacturers have u,
ontroversy with honorable competitors who trans
ri business In their own names, bot regarding III,
,erpetrators OF the above frxni pursuing u cours
alike " Just and dslonorabe, they take this metho'
q caution the pahhc Of their inpositioas. r,
The paiensees manufacture Under thcfr own IN
pection only at their Factory In 81. Johnsbury, vi
'sY SALE Ia Davenport sG.riy "
BURROWS, PRETryMAE DALZHIJ,
E& II YAIRRANKT 4 CO.,
jan9ltf St Johnsbury. w.. May Il. 1858.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-12
rhatChcr'S Patent Lit and Force
PUMP.

THIS Pump WIN not freeE and is less liable 70 o.
i out Of order than any other in use and has ha,
Premiums awarded Al every fair At which II has bs
xhihted.
ana3 BURROWS. pRETTYMANA DALzELI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-12

WILLIAM DoOLAu.
AflfzTn1v n L<au
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-12

e1O08NC9, NooeooGN
SEO. y u hsenf. Yrsst. J. =. PAAs4A, CasAs
We uo1srsagnsd proprtesop Of ~ DanA
i Nossocs, Mebsssas, are ~ TIE ~
.s,o0s a Ne Charter. individually rsspnaslose
% eli ~ issues, end VIII rsassm tn Motss u = 4
Institutes, atits eUunteS u In city u ROrenOe,
oan. aud . teNls iotthsls naak1ng uossse, N oasi-
~ escoeng h 0sels d eaDs setss u oe1eg
OOOK 3 oAn01NT. Dsv@vsssl
COOK, oAR0nNf DOWNDY. Iowa Olty }lcWo
OOK. 0AA01nf 4 OOOG Port Do n.uOt
July TIL D0o1-dts
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-04

season thrown on, Of employment altogether.
Our man uaclures are suspended; our public
works are stopped: our private enterprises
Of different kinds are abandoned; aud, whilst
others are able 10 weather The storm, he can
scarcely procure the means of bare subsis.
tence.
Again, sir; who do you suppose, held the
greater part of the worthless paper of the
one bundled and sixly.fiv broken banks to
which | have referred Certainly il was
no. The keen aud wary speculalor, who snufls
danger from aiar. II you were to make the
search, you would find more broken bank
notes in the cottages Of the laborin9 poor
Than any whers elsa. And these miserable
shiuplss,ers what are they, what are they?
Alter the revulsion of 1887, laborers were
glad 10 obtain employment OH any terms,
aud they often received il upon the express
condition that they should accept this worth
less trash IN payment. Sir, al entire sup
preston of all bank notes of lower denom-
ination than The value of one weeks wages
oil the laborng man is absolutely necessary
Tor his protection. He ought always to re-.
ce've his wages in gold and silver. OF all
men on the earth, the laborer, is most inter.
osled in having sound and stable currency.
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a CELLAR SraIRs."-H. A. Sheldon,
OF Middebury, Vi, recommends those with.
Out The conveniencss of an under ground eel.
lar. the following substitute: Take box
ot any convenient sZs and set 1t within
another OF similar form, but enough larger o
admit layer OF dry sawdusl tour or i've in.
ches thickness to he closely packed between
the two. both at the bottom and sides. There
may be cover on both boxes or rrly Que
on the oulsiUe box. In room hav'H. 4 fire
by day, such box will keep yese aeiss
enough for small family durrus a noah or
70, which viii be great convenience 10
those living al a dislane irom marks. 10
very cold weather lhs box may be leh open
during Ihs day. |! will also do for Sun.
mer ics.chest, by putting 'hs zee III, IN some
sr.light vessel iRsrtcaa .isFtctIi&'bS. :.
TPrscrrAuoN-,hati is, putting he s,cP$
in the right places--eaunot be TO sedalon>ly
studied. We lately read, in eoauuy Papet,
the following startling a:eoan, Of Lord Pal
merslon's appearance in the House OF Com.
mon: "Lod Pslmsilson then catered on
his head, white hat GA his lesl, large but
well polished boots upon bis bsow, DARK
cloud III his hand, his isiIhfe, wslklos sick
in his eye, meaning glare saying apihRS'
Hs sat down.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-04

TNexi TO being upright aud fai hml in
the performance Of your duty, be decided,
and then you will make either friends OF toes
worth having.
a In treating diseases of the mind, mu.
sc is no, Sufficiently valued. II raising the
heart atove despair, an old violin is worth
four doctors and Two aporhecary shops.
A certain cockney bluebeard overcome by
sehsibililies, fairled at The grave of his fourth
spouse. ''Wha, can we do with him ~ asked
perplexed freud of his. "Lei hm aIone.n
said wsegish byslander; "he'li soon revive
"You are very stupid, Thomas" said
country teacher 10 liule boy eight years old.
"You are like donkey, and wha, do they
do 10 cure him Of his slnpidiy!" ""Why, they
feed him, more and kick him less ;" said The
urchin.
III We are 10 live after death, why don't
~e have some certain knowledge of ilW
eaid skep,ic TO clergyman. "Why don't
sou tave soma knowledge of this world be.
fore you come into it f'was ibe caustic reply.
Th is stated that the warehouses in Buff.
falo are Grained 10 their utmost capacity with
grain. flour and general produce from The west.
Fresh carsoes are continually arriving, bul
there is no one 10 receive them. Tho banks
in many Instances have advanced The freinht,
taking The whole cargo as security. One firm
has now thirteen boats lying al West troy
heavily laden with valuable produce, aud
they are uLsble 10 raise The money (S3OO0)
10 pay the tolls.
AGnor CoMPARisoN.-"If you have ever
seem" wtols Willis to his daughter, f" a field
of broom corn-tbe most careless branching
and free sway ing OF all he products OF a sum-
mer-and can fancy The contrast, in ils des.
tiny, between sweeping tie pure aif with The
Winds handling. and sweeping what il more
usefulIy may, when lied ~ for handling as
brooms, you can understand The difference
feel, between using my thoughts al my
pleasure, ss in eonnlry life, and using them
Tor subsistence as in my present profession"
II The SHIPBuILDER's OpIkIoa OF WHIT-
vrELp.-A sbipbuiIder was once asked what
he though, OF Dir. Whitfield. "Thinkp' be
replied; 81 iell on, cir, every Sunday that
60 TO my PARISH church, can build ship
from tIem 70 sierp under the sermon; but,
we're | TO save my soul, under Mf. W. ]
oo.j rot I~y single psnk.'
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x:UUD HEART Ann wiLL.NG HAND.
ny ciiAe..Es mAcK4y.

Ip Ness or shine, two friends OF mine
Go forth to work or play,
And when they visit poor mems homes,
They bless them by the way.
IT'S willing hand 'us cheerful heart!
The two best friends know,
Around the hesr come JOY aud mir,h
Whete'er their faces glow.
Come siine--'tis bright come dark-'tis light
Come cold--ts VAIN ere long!
So heavily fall the hammer stroke
Mefrily sound The song!
Who fsRs may stand, if good righ, hand
ls ftst not sscopd best;
Who weeps may s,ng, II kindly heart
Has lodging in his breast.
The humblesi board has dainties poured,
When they sit down to dine:
The bread they eat is honey sweet,
The water good as wine.
They fill the purse with homes, gold,
They lead no creature wron2;
So merrily fall the hammer stroke
Merriiy sound the song.
wi,hou, these twain the poor complain
OF evils hard to bear,
Blu, with them poverty grows rich,
And finds a loaf 10 spate
Their looks are tire--lheIr words inspire
Their deeds give courage high
Ahou: theI' knees the children run,
Or climb, they know TO, why,
Who sails, ot rdes, or walks with them,
Ne'er 6rds The jnutney long,
30 heavily fall Ihe hammer stroke
Aeuiiy sound the song
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good eating, good drinking, itch cloth, and
snowy house, and for The means Of rivalry,
arrogance, and os.entationa 1
A good fortune, we'll spent upon objects
Of real merit, upon works of att, and cul,va-
lion Of the miEd and soul upon ihespoor,
The sick, and upon the struggling men Of tai
eni upon the advanc emeGi of science and
general intelligence, ii desirable thing.
Bu, how few acquire money for such purpo-
ses!
Tvke heart, you who belong not to thronS
OF The vulgar "groa," Reconsider your ior-
tunes, and see If you have not cause. for irue
lhankfulness. Press not on so madly.for The
el'tlering payment. DO you not see how
you ,rample uut The flowers by the ways,dsi
Why will you be so unmindful OF ihei, ftag.
rance upon the air, and of Tie blue heaven
over your heads
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pr MElsTER KARL.

II flowers were good as kisses,
On then | will I've hound,
That O., rou,s would soon be growing
On every inch OF ground.
II wine were good as kisses,
How very soon we'd see
All people who could get it
AS iipsy as could be.
II bread were good as kisses,
Full well, my friend, . know
Tha, corn would rise in price,
And TO baking We would go.
II cakes were good as kisses,
We'd soon see high aud low,
The countess with her cook maid,
All rolling up the dough.
tf books wete good as kisses,
And easy 10 be earned
How many an isnofamcs
Would be full deeply learned.
Go over The world, good fellow,
Consider all things well,
Tbou'li sec that Of every pleasure
Street kissing doth bea, the bell.
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Tobacco Smoking.

The Mahommedan legend on the subject
is TOO loug for repelIlion under its Eastern
garb. Suffice il that viper was restored to
health by lhs warmth OF the Prophrls body
Immediately on convalescene, the ungralelul
reptile announced its intention of biting its
prescrver. The Prophet exposluIated An
Argument enSued, which ended in the viper's
carrying out its original project The Proph
OF sucked tho venom from his wounded
wrist aud spit il forth. "From these drops
sprung that wondrous weed, which has the
bitterness OF the serpenl's tooth quelIed by
the sweet saliva OF the Propaeln But what.
ever the origin oi tobacco, no plant has ex.
err,sed so much political innue,ce The
Pope Urban VIII excommunlcaled all those
who iook snuH III church The Empress
Elizabeth was less severe. She declared
the snuH boxes Of those who made use OF
them IN church should be cnnli,caled to the
use OF the headIc. At Berne The use of to-
bacco was classified with adultery In fran
syIVania the penalty was lnr gIealer; i, 1899
entire coniiscaIIon of property was the sen
'eHce Of those who should plant tobacco,
while consumers were condemned to liGcs
varying from three TO Two hundred norins.-
A'nuralh lV hung persons found guilty Of
smoking, with pipes through their noses and
tobacco pouch hanging from their necks
The Grand Duke oil Muscovy forbade smok-
ing and snulf-,aking under the penalty of
having The nose cut off while Mohamed w,
son Of the Sultan Ibrahim, 1865. punished
the practice with decapuation. II is related
OF Amuralh that smoking saphi once struck
the monarch himself for smoking with him
incognio on board a caique. Amuralh in.
formed The sophl that the royal decree refer.
red equally TO himself. "No," replied The
saphi, 81 fish: for and would die Tor him -
II does not apply to me-" a few days sub
sequeny Amuralh sen, for him, and, making
himself known, gave his fellow. offender
good appointment. But such penal regula.
lions appear always to have been evaded.
Those modern Amuraths, railway directors,
arrogale 10 themselves the right of inhicling
fine of 4os. and expulsion from their line
on any one guilty of the sublime act But it
is sweet 10 smoke under difficulties. Were
the prohibition removed, smoking on railway
cars would probably cease. We know Of
one young man who feigned madness that
he might secure carriage TO himself
Another, on seeing bishop aIisht at an in.
ierme9iaie station, Immediately made for The
compartment and calling for guard com.
planned that the carriage was reekiHg of to-
bacco smoke. "To be sure, those CLERICAL
gentlemen do smoke terribly" answered the
official. "rhen don't accuse me of it here.
AFTER" rejoined the youth with an arch smile.
On one occasion railway guard thrust his
head INTO carriage filled with devotees in
the act Of their dsvolions, aud placing his
hand ou a cushion, observed, There are
two very good rules on this line, gentlemen.
Smoking is strictly prohibited, and the com.
pany's servants are forbidden 10 accept gra-
luiies"
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\ NASScw S>cAPS - 1lalss Nfahsrt
whI' lavs yoU lo'tst S.d 4 .llt.s asssSoy
% srs-i 1est vac hai 'lsS 6si lss aorss
10 a >2'uce r,s, - ls InoGgnt, SDoGsr -
ssRt Jds 'e4cS "SSal 10 yoa nssas haius
ossa G9ta, 40 sHos eat' NNAay, yssh
yoG have yass wa - aileas<i yoas hasn ~
ne nssos,ie 's'ssrapa. and yea'u D. III New
YORK a ,r,l ,haa ,~0 gtaatss>,a q yoa Ion' I
looS oat. - ,as man aagis.l als aosss w,ln
astsoas anN,sSy. aii4 laaeaag alo ais ~as-
Oh lross aassiiy Jo~a tho srsssA
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THE STAR OF THE NORTH
- PrsLisnso EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING nv
f#.H m w xx,ss

II. W. WEAyER,
OFFICE Up stairs, IN the ne,c brick build.
ing, on The south side Of Main Street, third
,suare bel,,p Market
TER M S'--1wo Dollars per auuum, il
paid within six months from the time of sub.
scribing two dollars aud 6hy cents if moi,
paid within the year. No subscription re-.
ceised tor less period than six months; no
dnconlInuance permitted until all arrearages
are paid, unless al The option OF the editor.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one square
will be inserted three times fol One Dollar,
and twenty five cents for each additional in.
reition, A libetal discount will bs made to
those who advertise by the year.
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IF ssasIsman having ;alle0 1asR he
rtses EAs, relating Il 70 Sif I \, sAid, SToS
nil >apposs sas prs0y wsi. , Yes, SAID
no >1,o0e, Ss., ser s.u =, -u 'as sNstsms>
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-19
gE'OOdnlNn's

G II E Il r Y + X P 4 c 7 o + A 7 !,
Used as a New aud Successful Treatment for
Consumption OF the Lungs and General Decay Of the Body
Bronchitis Bad Congh. Sore Throat, TubGrces, u
GERS, and all Diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs and Chest.
The wonderful efficacy of this remedy healing diseased and
liberated Lungs removing from Throat rghtfuI
Tnberces rapidly with which all affections Of
the lhoa hest and Head and its great in checking
the rapid decay Of the body covering the skeleton bones with
new sound and healthy flesh proves be the greatest dis
therefore, there who suffering the OF
Consumption Bad Cough Bronchitis disease whatever
of the Threat or Lungs, Chest Head make trial Of
"ooti,nan's Cherry EypectOrant.
If the difficulty is of few doses will
every vcstige OF Conptivc material If deep rooted
and you in dangerous condition, You have still chance
for have becu reduced to deaths door and by the use Of
this remedy every of the disease has been removed from
the system
of weak constitution who afflicted with disease
from hereditary descent may rely upon becoming robust and
srong and the poisonous germ Of the disease will be entirely
eradcsted from the system by the use of this remedy
The following letter of merit from the distinguished Dr.
Maitland
NEW ORLEANS, April 9, 1856
Dear Sir The public generally fully the thou
Diseased Lungs under the titles of Sarsa
parilla Pills Pastcrs Liumen that daily brought
their notice through the newspapers by way OF advertise
My object writing this for publication, is 10 n
duce the public Or those who afflicted to
that contains articles REAL Use IN PULMONARY DIS
EASES. that in doing am acting most
professionally erogatorIy the interests of Medical Sci
ence and the regular Practitioners Of Medicine. refer
woodman Cherry ENpectofant, which iSa scientific remedy
that have used with more than any the usual pre-
scriptiouS used by Physicians.
Az 2p&W j. N. MAITLAND, NJ n.
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Open !!

ORRIS, NJ Al LII & CO.,
Successors to Norris L Way,)
CLOTHIERS,
Corner OF Camp and Common streets,
Under the City Hotel,
Have Just received from their mandatory in Philadelphia
and will opeu during the coming week their usual
New and Choice Stock
SPRING AND TN MER CLOFHyN
comprising al! the
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
FANCY CASHMERE SUITS,
BALEACS,
COATS,
PANTS,
VESTS,
ETC., etc, ETC.,
OF every description Of fabric and style
GEN s. Flu ISL ING GOOD
mi1 Zpa OF every description
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New ORLEANS AND BATON ROUGE RAILRoAD.-In
regard to this important work of internal improve
ment, the Baton Rouge Advocate of the 18th inst.
says: ,sN1
In view of the ultimate connection of Baton Rouge
with adjoining Cities by building up these great arte-
res of business we trust that our citizens will promptly
vote the necessary to enable the Baton Rouge and
New Orleans Company to put that road under con-
tract forthwith. 1t is the entering wedge to bright
intnre Tor the capital Of the State and will inevitably
lead us on to prosperity that Imagination can
scarcely feaNze. We see the spirit of progress all
around u.s. and TO become participants in its blessings
only requires beginning. Shall the corporation of
Baton Rouge subscribe 500 GOO payable in five years
to secure the first link in the chain of mproyement
that Will stir It's suggard blood into life and activity
and set us aoat ON sea of prosperity hitherto I'M
dreamed OF Yes anu let the response be emphatic
and unanimous.
The vote, spoken of above will take place on the
18th of next month"; That it will be favorable and
well nigh unanimous one have reason to believe
It ought to be unanimous. Those who oppose the
measure have very poor appreciation of their own
interests Let this road be built and the Crosse Tete
railroad finished, to say nothing OF the Clinton road
now strongly urged and there can be little, if any
doubt, that the business of Baton Rouge will increase
tenfold within as many years. The capital has the
advantage of delightful location, is the seat of the
legislative and executive authority of the common
wealth, enjoys the benefits which flow from the estab
shment of several excellent institutions OF learning
is surrounded by rich and fertile country filled uE
with intelligent and refined population, and only
needs railroad connections to make it one of the mos
important it is the pleasantest and most agree
able of Southern interior towns.
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Summer Clothing

I H Z Y cry l. A L E s T S I Y L S Z.
Corner of Canal and ST. Charles streets.
We have just received fine of GENTS FASH
IONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
GOODS, which prepared to sell at
|'- VERY MODERATE PRICES.
MERINo, ALPACA, CASHMERE and LINEN GOODS Of
every description. -
BEAUTIFUL UNDER GARMENTS HOSIERY.
Our stock continually repenshed direct from Manufac
tories broadway and LOG Grand street. New York. and
offer the public advantages unsurpassed any similar
establishment in the city.
SHIRTS OF ALL KINDS always on hand.
2 SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and examine for yourselves.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
mylS 2p6t Canal aud st. Charles SITS.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN Party

St EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN Parry,
III New Orleans May Is. 1851.
ns- The City Convention of the American
Party for the nomination Of Comptroller and the District and
Ward Conventions nomination of Recorder of the Fourth
District, Aldermen Assistant Aldermen, will meet
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT 2lst inst, at the Carroton
Railroad Depo-he City Convention O'Clock, and the Dis
rct and Ward Conventions Immediately aer the adjournment
Of the City Convention y
The nominations when made the Conventions respectively
will be final andthe officers each requested report the
nominations made by each to the Chairman Of this Commit
tee. on Friday I'D inst, before IL O'Clock NJ. '3.
By order of the Executive Committee
myl9 2p3t S. I. JONES, Secretary.
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Point Face SEsascis and .EgastttEtas

TO T HE L 4 D l E S.
I44 Canal 144
SPRING ND S UMHER OODS
Selling AZ half the usual price
The entire stock of this establishment known the Ladies'
Fashionable Cloak General Fancy Dry Goods Store
will sold HALF PRICE to close for the
500 New Style Point Lace Shaws and Nantes;
$40 Black aud CoIorcd Silk Manifest
300 Velvet and Cloth Coaks;
1000 New Style Founced Organdies, Bareges and Tissues;
200 Plain Flounced Jaconet Dresses;
Rich TisSues-Flounced and Plain;
800 Rich Valencienne and Gpppre Lace Sets
400 pieces of White and Printed Linen;
200 Bridal Robes WreathS and Walls;
200 Infants Long Cloaks, Robes and Caps;
5001 yards of Rich French Silks, all styles
1000 yards Of Trimming in ali styles
$40 Rich Grape Shawls;
80 Rich Bonnets.
And constantly receiving goods commission
dies will be find all kinds of FANCY GOODS this
establishment.
D. E. KEEGAN,
ms 2piJe2 la Canal street.