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bbs within the range Of the above quotations southern
brands were IN good demand, with sales OF about
Rye nour was quiet. Corn meal was in FAR demand
with sales Of about 900 bbis New Jersey At 81 so - o
Brandywinc was at - IS. Wheat was IN fair demand
with sales Of about 30 900 20 900 bushels including Chi
cago spring csc 81 the figure for prime Ohio
at 81 IA 81 ls Illinois red At 81 ~, good white Mchi
gan at 81 So common white Canada at OIL 70 southern
continued Arm and nominal at yesterdays prices Corn
Tho market less active while prices were hrm, with
sales Of about 10000 l5 900 bushels Western mixed al
CSC Tqc closing Tsc. bid, and SOC. asked. Rye
scarce and nrmer and holders demanded Soc while roc
bid Oats less plenty and hrmer small sales Of
state Mt a4c. sTc. for state and Western
CorTrK-alcs OF 100 mats OF Java made a, le1c.
months, and snrsYf ots Of Rio atold prices
CorToS The market quiet, with small sales AZ IN.
changed prices. Dealers were waiting The receipt oil the
FEueHrs non arrival Of tho Arabia caused dis
position among shippers 70 wait for adv before long
vet reghs were not freely offered To Liverpool, whoa
taken TO a limited amount at % In ships bags Flour
2s D. 3D. cheese at as Cd and cotton ~ 3lsd
To London rates we're steady, but engagements were
light To Glasgow 1000 bushels wheat were engaged at
1od and $50 bhs sperm OIL co. JOS ,', was no
HAy--The sales embraced about 1 900 500 bales
for shipping, at Soc q Coo. per 100 lbs
steady with sales Of Scotch pig IN lots, at s2o,
TIxs-The market was quiet and steady, at SOC. for
common, and ., 81 fos lump Roos N o.... ,.,,,
made at Sc, and 40 do. Cuba muscovsdc at l.
NAVAL sroRrs-The market was steady, with sales of
about 600 bbs. spirits turpentine at DOC. &c 41c
cash, IN shipping order Common rosn was steady, wsh
sales OF about 700 bbs at 81 IS per a1o lbs delivered
Crude quiet at % 5oper go lbs Tar unchanged
Oris.-Spcrm and whale quiet and prices 4, a
great extent nominal. some shipments were made 10
glasgow to-day. Linseed In moderate request. with
sales Of 600 900 gallons American casks and bbls,
PRovEross.--Pork-The market was without change o.
moment IN prices Sales embraced about 200 800 bbls
mess AZ sic 70; aud 100 bbs. clear mess we're sold
at $40, and clear at sls 80, and prime nominal
ri SIC el6 ~. Bea was in TAR request, WIN
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prime at 81 81 and 10. at - 10 s1i with souu.
ioa OF old repaeked SIC S4 and plain and exr
ut $l4 SIS Bacon nominal AZ IKE. i3c ca
meats were scarce and quotations unchanged Lard we
hrm with sales Of 200 800 bsis AZ II zc l3c Prime,
in kegs was held ~ Is Nc. Butter in fair demand,
al he lsc for Oiss and lee &c for state. Cheoss
in fair demand "a &c "a &c.
Rcx-Tbere was rather more doing, and the sales en-
bTaced about $50 casss at Sc. a 3Sse.
SUGARS were in fair 1emand and the sales embraced
about eco 700 hhds At 51c SIC. 6Hc for refining
Cuba muscoyado and ~. Ghc. &c for common 70 far
grocery goods Included In the sales 10 hhds Ports
Rico common grades nj SIC. 7c, and 100 boxes low
grades brown Havana az about 6i4c. per lib.
sEED-Smsll sales Of clover making at Sc. SKA
per ID. Timothy was held at 81 50 a 81 per bushes
Bright haxsced was ut 81 rs per bushoi.
WHsSxY.-Saies OF about 600 bbls. were made at GXA
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Personal Intelligence.

From Richmond and Norfolk, in the steamship jamestown
VIM schlch, Geo eager, A Allen, Capt Cook. "
Skinner Wells, Mrs McCruman and child, Miss q Fre
lick Anne Doyle Mrs Montford and niece Mrs Car
Id Plat and lady, Isaac Dozier Mrs Clements
lendry, Hunt and lady Geo kckerson, John Can Mrs
aud three children, Thomas Hale and lady, Nol and
Ia In the steerage. -
From Liverpool the ship Pomona-Rev VIM Haley Mrs
Haley VIM shill DR. Turner John Mcllvaine Dr Ar
thur samuels.
TO ARRIVE.
From New Orleans, In the steamship hladepha-G Oles,
7 T. Buckley, and Il IN tho steerage.
DEPARTURES.
Savannah, In the steamer Mesternport-Marcus VIII
Ing Shutirtck John Bird, Geo Atwood Geo Dudy Ira
Adds Robert Stephenson, John Malin Broekieb
and lady Thomas slet samuel Mlett, Mrs Emy Milett
three children, Packard, Ward BENZ Merritt Jos
Deyoe, W Gulager, John ID DeyOe, Mrs Levi Brveke
hank and three children. and - IN The steerage.
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THE Ornu.-SERESApE TO HERR FoRMs.-Thc {" Trova-
tore will be given for the last time at the Academy this
evening The performance has made positive fsrore
and is quite the best that has been given here
On Wednesday night the orchestra of the Opera, with
the German singing societies, paid to Herr Formes the
compliment Of serenade at his residence in Sixteenth
street Mr. Formes thanked the musicians and avowcd
his intention Of remaining for sometime in this country
and doing his best TO advance the Of art
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Bosros, Nov. II, 1857.
The Ronzan ballet troupe created quite furors at
the Boeton theatre this evening At least two thousand
people present to witness their performances, and
tha rcc iuts amounted fully 10 81 100.
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Whites Fall Style, S3.-Last Spring Style
reduced to The low price OF ~ WHITES las Fulton
The following


types Phoosraphs AmbrOtypes ae
watch developemeni Of he Photographic this
fhoographyFor this department, Of there much to
admire and commend The judges feeling the necessity Of
nyesgae The leading traits md and compare
M s@ra esarSuaf q your twenty ninth annual far "
The pure simple Photograph from q foundation, he mega
stands out In bold relief The base aud great hrst division In
Is II This view ha, your committee unanimously join In
awarding TO nSss, 1870 Brady the hrs preaium
were sIso awarded he highest prize.
Artist 20 Qneen Victoria IL now Painting
photographs At HOLMES gallery Picture makers mustlook
70 their laurcls now.
A Shower OF Gold Medals.
GURNEy STILL AHEAD.
The following premiums
were certified and awarded 70 Quincy for the photo
graphic productions At The late f q he American Institute
for the best fun length aud lie size photographs finished In
~" s"''"'' ABRoNzE MEDAL
for The best faacnsh and life sie photographs finished
pastel SILVER MEDAL
for the best agi;ssf '''''
for untouched and se' SSaSzE h ssfbSY
fOs erayOp photographs sand aud hallo,ypss.
Prize pictures exhibition in the gallery.
Photographic Artist, 81 Broadway.
Gold Watches and Pen and Pencils Retaii-
ing ssow cost By ,se Importer and sa ms
Shaker Knit and scotch Wool Undergar-
ments heavy, for sale al McLAuGHiiNS shirt ana
furnishing 2by Greenweh street. corner OF murray.
Fine Groceries. Teas, Fruits, &C.. MT prices
10 tines al 0r0wLER CO.'S, go aud AS Green
wich street.
wigs for o.. AZ Csmeron's Mandatory,
1879 FULTON street Brooklyn For style and quahu We shsf
lengo the world
BACHELORS Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.
The best In the world SURPRISING all made sold and spphca
at the mandatory, gS broadway,
IIiIl, the Inimitsble,s, Shaving, Hair CUT
ting and dyelng rooms No Barclay street Hair dye A.
box, black or brown.
Rupturc.--Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Office removed 10 No vescy street. Asor House.
| Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs-
very best the world sale and the dye privately APP
| Piled No. Asior House.
| Frangfpsnni, the most Delightful and Inst
g perfumes flycerne jelly for ohapped hands 3ys Broad
| way, corner Of Walker street
/ uoIloway's PILLS and Osntruent.-Myrtsds OF
men have engaged for than quarter Of hs
present century in testing the efcac,ousness OF hUibV
WAYS pills and ointment remedies, either separately ~
conioiuty, for all Internal and external ailments Iner
unanimous and enthusiastic verdict w favor " sse remedes
Is now before VS.
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Court CaIendnr-This Day.

SurRun CouRr-Circuit. l544h, s34, 20l6, 756,
20gl 23S3 1se 1888 1889 1898 2A36, 2436 lsl0 l344
23se 2435, 2473, la45, loco, lis.
usrrn STATES DIsriucr Coum.-Nos, H. 81, "a %, Al,
as, As, 46, As, 10, 81, 8, 20,
srrrMoR CouRr Ne. 2s7, 1873, All $50, 295 40, GAS,
557 Dol, ot2, 64 665, e67 bs9 84T 879 4G9 45l ESQ.,
Gsl, esq., 0S3, 6s4 Gs6, $50, cs7 oss, $50, $780, 69i
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

fHrNsnsy, Nov. 10 Y. ".
Asrus quiet with small sales Of pots at 7ilc, and
OF pearls at exc n 6hc.
HRFAu@Trrrs. our.-The market firm, with a
good Eastern and export demand, while superhne state
and medium extra State and Western advanced about b..
loo per barrel The sales embraced about IL bbls
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Juiiana May At Washington.

WAShN1'VNs WV '0'''
The President, the members Of the Cabinet, the foreign
Minister'S and other dgnaries and all the fashion OF tho
city, attended Juliana Mays concert at Carusis Saloon
this evening n was a decided triumph Tor The young
and gifted ar,.sl Hundreds were unable 70 gain adj
init
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Fire In Louisville.

LocEvILiS, Nov IL, 1857.
Messrs e. r. Dick Co Is tobacco factory, in this city,
has been destroyed by Ore The loss fully covered by
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The Espencheid Winter style OF Hats for
1851 and 1858 price Is DOhese matches fabrics
fessed superior to any hats sold IN broadway for 81 The
stora Nassau street.
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uno, has not yet been signaed Tho weather is clear
and calm, and the steamers lights codld be seen at
great distance
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Fire nc Athens, Ga.

ATHENS, CA, Nov 10, 1857.
cotton factory destroyed by Ore here Tuesday
pisd.. Less s0o,ooo No Insurance.
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men have engaged for more than quarter q hIs
present century in testing the efeaciousness OF HUO
WAYS pills and ointment, remedies, either separately 90
conioiu,iy for all Internal and external ailments Their
and enthusiastic verci w favor " ese remedies
Is now before vs.,
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STILL ANOTHER THxArRx.-The Maggie juvenile comedians
will open the hall No. "a Broadway Monday next
They are highly spoken Of by the rural press.
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regular coupon bonds when presented in sums Of
u 900. II offered before January l. the coupon of
October l will inure to the benefit of the holder Of
the scrip; after that date the coupon will be detaeh.
ed and the holder OF the scrip will lose the interest
During the month Of October the New Hampshire
banks diminished their circulation about 1891 900;
the amount Of funds deposited for the redemption of
their bills diminished only So 500 their deposits
diminished $3S 000 their specie increased sll coo
and the amount Of debts due them diminished
$C5l 900.
The Governor Of Mississippi in his recent message
TO the Legislature of that State says:-
The State has loaned TO the several railroad companies
named OF the Chckasaw school fund ut the rate Of eight
per cent per annum, the following sums
To the Mississippi Central Railroad Company. $sl $50
N. o. j. and q. N. Railroad Company ....... lJ 900
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Company ISL $50
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company. ......... 1856 900
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S 900
In addition this the State has paid for stock in three
OF these companies, from the Internal fund.-
the following sums
10 the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company. 800 900
Mississippi Central Railroad Company 23S, 900
N. o. J. and G. N Railroad Company ...... 3S4, 900
There is yet due the New Orleans Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company, from the Internal I'm.
provemeIt fund, eighty six thousand dollars
The BOSTON TrnrpUcr of the 18th inst saya.-.
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Dessrucsive FIRE in Culpcpper, Wa.

WAuIINNfUN INUN' ~ '""''
AZ about O'Clock this morning two newspaper oihces
stores In the village Of Culpepper, va, were oe'
esVyl lire. The loss Ia estimated at $50 ooo'
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Our merchants and exporters doing but le aud II
almost sorry sight 10 them OF their ships
arrive Her cargo cannot be gold except at The
rates. II sold for cash, and they do sell
credit The voyages end most disastronsly, sold in
either way, the goods purchased, cases,
at the Inflated prices abroad Some unfortunate voy
ages have lately terminated from tho East Indies with
assorted cargocs and from the West Indies with sugar
and moasses The jobbng trade probably the dull
eat last month known for generation in this city, the
sales in many boing about onehrd OF last October
Many houses curtaing their expenses discharging
clerks and rerencbing in every way 10 meet the dueut
winter and spring known for many years. The retailers
closing their stock and then selling
much as the mass Of the people have money. City
groCers and marketmen complaining thai their bills
tho last months unpaid and be collected
and netoppng supplies to all such delnquents This
the sds of things here now this unsatisfactory cond
ton OF affairs cannot be Of long continuance in growing
country like this
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rior markets are unsettled and excited with more buyers

rior markets unsettled and excited with buyers
than sellers
BUFFALO, Nov 12-6P M
Flour quiet and steady. Sales 800 bbis at 81 81 a
IS rs for extra Wheat closes quiet Sales 40 900 bushels
at T9c SOC for Chicago spring. Sic for Racine club 95c
for red Indiana, and 81 12h for white Michigan Corn
unchanged Sales 20 900 bushels, 60c Oats steady
Sales 10 900 bushels at "a Nc 35c. whiskey nomnaly
1916 Freighs unchanged-.0c. for wheat TO Now York
Lake imports for the twenty four hours endng noon
day-s,oO bbls flour, l22 900 bushels wheat 6000 ID.
corn 5000 do. oats. Canal exports-98 900 bushels
wheat, 5000 do corn 200 do oats.
OswEao Nov. 12-6 p. M.
Flour steady. Wheat frmer sales 900 bushels Chi
cago spring at " Nc Corn unchanged and supply light
sales 200 bushels at Coo. Freghtsl3c for wheat TO
New York. Lake imports today5,4 400 bushels wheat,
5000 bushels barley Canal cxports-l 500 bbls -four
rs 900 bushels wheat 200 bushels corn 5000 bushels
barley.
CHICAGO, Nov. Esp. NJ
Flour quiet Wheat firm. Corn steady. Oats firm.
Shipments to Bufalo-No -four, 81 900 bushels wheat.
Shipments 10 Oswego-No flour, 10 900 bushels wheat
900 bushels corn Recepts-2 500 bbls. Flour 900
bushels wheat, A. 400 bushels corn.
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BRIDOrFoRr, Mass NOV IL, IS5Fs
The steam boiler In The plumbing establishment OF MI.
whossr peers corner Of water and Gilbert streets OK
od,d shortly after noon today The first story was oc
cuped bv Mr. Beers himself and tho upper ones BY Mr..
Henry wales as coffee and spice mill Tho building IS
n complete wreck No lives wero lost, although two
boys were in the building the time Of the explosion.
The rest Of the hands we're dinner. portion o. wan
smashed in the roof Of billiard saloon adjoining, destroy
ing The tables &C. The amount Of the loss Is not yet as
rtafon
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The following counties are official nearly so. We
have compared them with the vote for Governor of
fall
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rur GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Nov L. 1867.
The following table, prepared BY Messrs. swccny, Ht
senhouse Fsut Co, from data obtained from the PEN
mon and General Land Offices, exhibits the condition OF the
bouny land business under the various acts, up 70 Sept
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Frmrgfpsnni, the most Delightful and List
b. perfumes fycerine Jelly for ohapped hands sys Broad
way, corner u Walker street.
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs-
The very best in the world sale and the dye privately APP
plied- No s Astor House.
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Total si2eys saseess soses9 so7oo,roo lissc iseesas
During the year ending about May last there was great
activity n The location Of land warrants and above
shows tha, q 7lo6s7 issued under tho act Of
1855. only 1910 $50 have been locsted leaving still
floating in the marke, 10 44o acres Add to this tie
number Of acres INDICATED under other acts and will be
aeep Aha Ia coo s4s acres stl outstanding
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1NHE WAY To DO IN.
L There " no kind Of merchandise
WORTH CENT,
unless sells Hard times At the present writing.
description Of desirable goods be sold If all
chants would adop, the plan Of MessrE DALEY CO. thu
extensive china, glass fixture dealers IN Broadway.
What, money u lost and great sacrifice msde IL -
surely better than 20 hold aud finally by the board Wa
sincerely believe that u IL In thu lniegent
merchant ia New York 70 maintain hs credit and have
thing left, hr will pursue nAIlEYS Look In heU
show windows Nos 6S and o1 Broadway and see their
prices.
yVHIsKERs AND MoUsrACH.s FORCED TO Grow
w In weeks BY onguent which will not stain IN
ture the skn VI bottle, sent "a any part 81 The county
o. GRAHAM, Ga BroadwAy; BRIGGS. No Exchange, Al
bany.
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Rupture.-Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cur
Truss ONCE removed TO No vescy street. Asior House.
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JIill, the Inimitsbie's, Shaving, Hair CUT
ting and dyeing No Barclay street. Hair dye A.
box black brown.
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THE PROOF or THE PUDDING
II oK gilt band dinner set Mt So.
Our gilt band tea sets nj ~ So,
Our fancy diDner sets at efy-4
Fifteen cheaper than this
class " goods will make every purchaser
Nj them present Of AN elegant pair
WORTH $40
W. j. ~ DALEY CO,
63l aud 6S Broadway between Houston Bcecker streets
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Batchclor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees..
The best In the world SURPRISING all made sold and applied
at the mandatory, 20 broadway.
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Wigs for ~. NJ Csmeron's Mandatory,
1879 FULTON street Brooklyn. For style and quaJ We shs
lengc the world.
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Artist 20 Qneen Victoria IL now Painting
photographs at HOLMES gallery. Picture makers must LOOK
10 their aurclg
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NJ @ r. OR,

~~>>~~~>~~>~~~~~~>~~>~ ~~-.>.~-~
e e.,
S. s. JAMES.
Would announce to the citizens of Nc
Gregor and all those visiting it on bust
ness or pleasure that he is now Offering at
his store, on Main Street, one of the neat
est assortments of Merchandise ever seen
On the Mississippi. .
His stock consists Of good assortment
of Fashionable made
CLOTHING, BOOTS IL SHOES,
HATS & CAPS, .t...
Stocks, Cravats, Handkerchief and Gen.
tlemen's furnishing goods. ......
A large and complete assortment Il
JEWELRT ".
including some of the finest watches ever
before offered in the market. Eye Glasses,
Spectacles suited to near-sighted persons
as well as to those whose sight is impair
ed by age. Lockets, Ear and Breast Pins,
Of all Qualities and Prices.
~Mr. j., also continues to devote his
attention to the repairing of Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry. Engraving of all
kinds neatly done. a#
McGregor, Oct. ~. naf
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HOTEL.

HOTEL.
The undersigned would announce to the travelling
Public that he is now occupying the HOTEL
known throughout the North West as the
eMcgfegOs' House,
where he would be glad to wait upon all who
may favor him with patronage. He will en-
deavor to furnish the stranger and the -faring
man, with the best the Country affords and charge
him very moderately for it. The House has been
improved materially and is yet undergoing repairs.
It is convenient to the Landing, and every atten.
ton will be paid to the baggage of those who may
be arriving or depsrtingby the Boats or Ferry
STAGES
Leave daily for DEBORAH, West Uniou, Usage &c.
HACKS, leave for all points West on arrival of
Connected with the House is large and CON-
modious stable with good hostlers in attendance.
C VAN VALKENBuRGH.
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AMERICAN HOUSE

The Proprietor of this well known
stand, is still exerting himself to provide
comforts and conveniences for the great
tide of travellers who visit for business
or pleasure, the garden of the west, Nor
thern Iowa. Increasing business requires
increased facilities for public accommoda-
ton and hence the AMERICAN is receiy-
ing very material enlargement and improv-
ment. Its nearness to the Steam Boat
Landing has established its reputation as
convenient House for these who arrive
or are intending to take Boat, while
every luxury the market affords is provi-
ded for the wants of numerous guests.
Stages leave every morning for all points
West. A Good Stable, well managed, is
near the premises. Baggage conveyed
to and from the boats Free Of Charge.
w. H. HARDING, Proprietor
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A. S. BLAIR.

Notary Public.
Will attend promptly to drawing and ac-
knowledging Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds,
&C., and all other Notarial business en-
srusted to him. He is also Agent for
several safe
xasssr0ssce Companies.
Risks taken at reasonable rates. Office
opposite the Post Office.
MeGregsr, Oct. 10. 1855.
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VIEW STOv.E STORE,
Wholesale and Retail.
=. STOW, e CO.. $.
Take pleasure ingiving notice to the public
that they have opened .
STOVE AND TIN STORE.
At McCreror. where they will be pleased to zee
ali persons who arc in want of any thing in their
Thetr Seock Or Stoves,
;Comprises several of the very best and latest
STYLES of Cooking Stoves Of all sizes and most ap-
proved patterns plain and fancy Parior, HOTEL
Once and BoxStoves in fact nearly every thing
STOVE LINE,
Combining the useful and ornamental. Our
Stock will be sold a. cheap as can be had else
where in Iowa or Minnesota. Also, Sheet Iron,
,oppcr e. Tin Ware. Having in connection with
his establishment, an extensive ana wen ar
TIN SHOP,
and employed experienced workmen, the proprie'
tors are enabled to manufacture to order, al arti-
cles that may be called for, they are not already
found in their extensive stock
Nm Roofing and Fave Troughing done In
vorkmanlike manner, and oil work warranted
Country Produce Of all kinds taken In exchange
for wares or work. Dry T. Green Hides, Sheep
skins and Deer Hides Wanted.
We shall attend closely 70 our business, do our
work well, sell at living prices, and we trust the
n,bc will 1--WE us . liberal share of trade. Store
opposite Farmers Home, Main Street.
McGregor, Iowa, n'u