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, 1857-05-15
The Mails.

We would call the especial attention oil
the Postal Agent of Oregon and Washing
ington Territories, to the present disordered
condition Of our mails. On Thursday OF
last week portion Of the States mail was
duly received here, including the letters
and about six or eight hundred weight OF
franked public documents, seeds, &e,' ont
not paper drrired. On making inquiry
among such as should know, We were in
formed by one party, that the full mail had
not arrived at the Cowlitz Landing, and
by another, that from the ponderous weight
and bulk Of matter at that fine, the car
rier was anable to find means Of convey
ance for ALL Now who is right and who
is wrong In either case, the laws OF the
Post Office Department have been viola
ted, for which we hope summary aud III
stant punishment may be inflicted. If we
understand the Post Office regulations
rightly, We believe it is the duty Of Post
masters TO forward the entire mail at the
proper time, or, in other words, on mail
day, and it is the duty of the contractor to
see that it is carried. Should the carrier
refuse to take the entire mails, the Post
master should deliver none, aud instantly
procure other conveyance at the expense
of the contractor, aud promptly report
such failure to the. Department. Were
this course pursued, we believe onr system
would be more perfect, and failures less
freqGept, and We call upon officers whose
business it is to sec to snch things to attend
to their duties.
We have too often been compelled to
make allusion to the hum5ug mail arrange
ments q our Territory, and had concluded
10 let it slide for the future, in hopes that
time would bring about a reform. But Of
late, failures have been so frequent and
regular, that we, as well as others, have
come to the conclusion that there is an
understanding in this matter, in thus delay
ing the forwarding of our papers for one
week, in order to give the express an op-
portunty of disposing of theirs previous to
its arrival Whether this arrangement has
been entered into by PostmaSters, contract
ors, or mail carriers along the route, we
are unable to say. 1t may not be as we
have suggested, all may be innocent, but
appearances are rather suspicious. '-----
While no one would attach any blame
or guilt upon an express or its agent in
such case, we hope the attention of the
Postal Agent will be directed in this quar-
ter, and that he will endeavor to ferret out
the evil and evil doers, in order that, il
discovered, the necessary remedies may be
applied, and the malfactors brought to
condign punishment.
, 1857-05-15

~ Kossuth, the Hungarian exile owns
LOCO acres OF land near Corpus Christi
Texas, which were given to him when he.
visited this country. Russia is engaged in
building 1900 miles Of railroad
, 1857-05-15

RaS- We are indebted TO our Delegate
in Congress, Col. j. PArroH ANDERSON, for
number Of Congressional reports, docu-
ments, and other favors, for which he will
accept our thanks.
, 1857-05-15

RS- There are ll9 Protestant miSsiona-
lies in the Islands Of the Pacific.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
COMMERCIAL.
Wednesday, Feb. 90

During the last week the roads have been
almost impossible, and consequently very
little has been doing. Nothing scarcely
by wagon has arrived. Some little has
come in by the railroad. The opening
Of the river, which ia daily expected, will
revive all departments Of business, There
are large quantities oil produce awaiting
Shipment. By advices from ell parts OF
the country, packed meats appear TO be
much less in quantity packed than last year.
consequently rise may be expected, Bar.
rel pork may now be quote! at $40 per Dbl.
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Latest N . VS..
C0ngrsss,
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.

I II IT, u 81 II. q
WAsHIsGTos, Feb. %.
Mr. roombs commenced speech sgainst
Mr.. Bell.
Hour for going into executive session, as
previously arranged, having arrived, M
Rusk moved an extension Of time in order
10 dispos Of pending subject
Mr. Butler objected, so far ~ he vas
concerned, The question should not be Ia
KEN iIhoul full discussion.
Went into executive session and subse.
luentiy adjourned.
Dir Cass presented the credentia Of Mr..
Chandler, Mr.. Hunter those Of Mr.. Mason,
each elected Senators from Michigan aud
Virginia for six years from the Ath OF March,
1851 4E8Eb
Bill 10 amend the tariff Of 1876, with view
to perfect home valuation principle p7ssed-
II was published about week ago,
TIE House passed bill to pay compa-
ny If South Carolina volunteers for sefsl
ces in the war Of 1912.
The Legislative, Executive and Judicial
bill was called up Mr. Tappan moved to
strike GU. $40 900 compensation to Kansas
Leg stature, saying he did 80 for the reason
that the House had ascertained and decar-
ed that that body was an usurpation.
Mr. Whitfield replied that this money
" as to pay members to be electedin future.
The people OF Kansas having been economi.
cal, there was enough funds from the appro.
priation under the organic law TO pay mem
bers Of the preseht Legislature.
Mr. Washburn of Ne. took the ground, if
the House vote this appropri alton they would
.,la a,J eff IN
Legislature legal contrary TO their former
expressed opinion.
Mr.. Letcher reminded Mr. w. Of the fact
that the same House that declared Whit
field was not duly elected delegate recently
by solemn vote said he was entitled to a
seat in pursuance of law
Mr.. Harris of I'll. said the country had in
the late election repudiated the report Il
the packed Kansas Committee, and now
the gentlemen who sustained it wanted to
keep up the fight for the sake Of little TEN
porary political capital.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, while reiterating
his belief that the Legislature Of Kansas
was fraud, which he Icondemned as much
as any man, remarked that the appropriation
now pending was for expenses OF future
members.
Mr.. Sherman defended the Committee
from Mr.. Hurris' charge of its being packed
II 30, he had no knowledge Of it There
was not single fact stated in the report but
what bears the Impress Of truth 1t has
virtually received the sanction of the pres
ent Executive Of Kansas, and had the sff.ct
of removing Shannon appointment Of Geary
and the removal Of President Pierce from
Laughter)
Mr.. Harris replied that ,hs report has
been laid on the shelf among dsst and cob
webs, and that all capitgl thus sought to be
made would be lost.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
tort Des Moines Land tgepcJ,
FOR SALE i

THE H0TFt At WALCOTT.
55WhLEE miles west OF Davenport, the esst sta.
4 ton on tue ID. & NJ. Railroad Tn, house Il
we'll 5at, and Is situated % natural elevation IA
Ii. eEstfics eeRrnsr"'r IN extensive Wow OF the
aaTnaading, entity IL fayorits re-
500 ioI sPo1tsIaen danns the hunting season 4
"a 7ss and conmndioas Asa HE il attached q the
premises. Terms very low, and q
ge Ions Credit
To- pa.t Of .ae- na.eh. money viii be given
Possession giyea INN entatsiy. Apply to
nogS2 dit COOK e SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

Is DAHskR.-The large new ferry boat
built at Rock Island, for Otoe City, Is lying
across the river in position of great dan.
ger, in case ola breaking up of the ice. 1t
IL feared she can hardly escape destruction,
but We trust these fears may be prema-
ture, -T .=5a E
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
CINCINNATI PORK atatisties.

Feb. 2A.-The Price Current publishes a
full statement of pork packing in the West,
Returns from 17e places received. Foot
ings show decrease az compared with last
season Of IS per cent. in number Also
deficiency in weight 81 per cent Making
total falling Of 3l1a per cent.
Weather wet, River in fine boating or .
der. Provision market greatly market
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
Honor Dsclin &c.

ne" Aofh5 Iep. 40
The Washington correspondent OF the
Evening Post states that Mr.. Alexander Of
N. J., late Democratic candidate for Cover.
nor of that State, has been invited by Mr..
Buchanan 10 the post Of Postmaster Gener-
al and has accepted, CLANCY Jones declined
the office.
There have been quite number OF pa.
rades to-day, both civic and.miitary, in hon.
or of the anniversary of Washing,on's birth
day, and several banquets take place 10
night.
The order Of United Americans assem-
bled in great force at the Crystal Palace
where ..oratoricai. musical and other exerci-
ses were indulgedin.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

Ill, DALLELi., or. d- CO.,
WH0LEsALE AND RETAIL GaocEas,
.. 3. Corner second Perry aus.
TX I have L51 ~ ss1---l,| Tor ssia complete -
~ soTtmeaI Of GtoSsls egs which va onss as IN
any other hcsse Ia h ti.f
Gas stock consists d cHsfytsiEa usuau- kent BIZ
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
THROUGH OUR

Mills foy corn I.
d other grain, Steam
kngines Of anJ sise Alss
Rotary Saving Machines
furnished to order; Iron Man
les and GRATIS n ways on
hasA, Steam Win istlss and
Brass goods for steam
work gsnerAly.-ln the
line Of Building Mater
sls We defy conpsti-
tion. We 9lve psrt1cl.
lar attention to this branch Of ths usds
and know that We CAnAsts - ~ A1yan
al who have occasion TO want any goods
In The way Of building. We keep only The
hest brands Of Mails and Spikes, Viii t. Lssd
Psint on, and very large assortment Of
Trimmipgs, such a Locks Latchss, Bntu
3 Hinges, Glass, Sash, Door, Putty, Sash
Puides window springs and Locks,
Weights and Cord and things too nurns< Gus
mention. Our stock OF Fancy AardWaxe and eth o.
gpods Will be fouEd ATTRACTIVE. We have . dDs -
.ortmsnt Of silver plated Ware, consisrng Of To,
Sets, Cake Raskets, Coffee Urns Table and To
Spoons Breakfast and Dinner Gators, new
styles, Mastsrds sugsrshd Salt Spoons
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
Council Proceed ings .

We give below the only items OF public
interest in the proceedings of last meeting
ofthe City Council.
Aid Fullam moved that 90 much of the
Market House Committee report as refer
red to the Upper Market House be adopted
and that said Committee be instructed to
proceed TO ascertain the damages in accor
dance with Mr.. lie Claire's proposition.
The balace of report referring to lower
Market House was referred to Ordinance
Committee, with instruc tions to report res
oluuons ., the next meeting for the sub
mission of the question of purchase to the
people. --~ - -~
Aid Corbiu movedthst Committee con.
sisting of the Mayor, Aid Collins and For
rest and Er. L c Des.sirt be appointed to
consult With property owners on Brady
street with aview OF widening same, which
motion was carried
AID Forrest offered the following:
Resolved, That in view Of the recent ex
tension OF the City limits, it becomes neces
ssry to charge the boundaries Of the pres
ent wards and that committee of three be
appointed to report to the next meeting o.
the City Council the bes, manner Of dlvidi G
the City into wards
Which resolution was carried, and Aid
Forrest, Small6eld and Collins were ap-
pointed said committee. h
On motion of Aid Corbin the Treasurer
was authorized to sell 81 shares Of Chicago
Il Rock island Rail Road stock and place
proceeds of same in the City Treasury, cor
ried
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
Steamboat Disaster,

New Orleans, Feb. 23-The steamers
Humboldt and Belfast came in collision on
the Mississippi on Fridsy. The Humboldt
sunk, and 30 Of her crew--mostly negroes
were lost. The Belfast was uninjured
The Humboldt 10 . total loss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

III psr.ecl rcie 10 go forth from their establishment
IA gained for their Scaiesa reputation that has new
e been surpassed in the whole range OF useful mo-
rttinism, .- . ..
The Scales a 70 unanimously aeknow iedged as the
-taadariiI all Transactions by weight
A iawsuit which arose nom discrepancy OF
reteh.s between OF Fai CbankH Scales Ia usa By
tne Baltimore 3 Ohio Railroad Company aud one OF
mother manu- iaature recently tried In the Court
GGCommop Pleas, baltimore, tGecaso occupied the
curt two days aud Jede Marshall in delivering his
eGison stated the result OF his evidence that the
accuracy fEraasks Seaies WIS ests blished beyond
.llaug sion. tor sale by
BURROWS, rRETTYMaN& DALZRLL.
The we'll known reputation of these Scales nas In
iaScd le euIeTs OF imperfect and worthless bslan-
eos to offer lhol Fairban' + scales, and purchas'
srs have the rcby Ia s,aay Cases b.en subjected To
tT,ud and lmpost,oH. The maDuiA ,tnrers have no
"a ntroyursx with honorable competitions who trans
act hQsnl As Ia thsAI names, but regarding the
u,rDetfatOrg of leRb8ya fraud, pursuing course
alike ugu.t ana d sho n0ratle they lake this method
tu caution the publ.e 81 their impositons. se r.
T.a pataRtaUs tnAnGiaStHra under lhsif own Ia
M lion 90 Is AZ their factoy Ia ST. Iohnsbnry, Vi,
For ale In Davenport solely By -s5.-s- l., ..-
l.uRRuGS, PRFTffMAN& DAtZEkL.
H. 4 4. Fairbanks Il Co.
St,JuhHsbury, Va, May ~, 1850
II At
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Periodical Depart mont January 24t6
TRIBUNE Almanac and Political hegistaf Tor
i 1867; single copies. cents; per dogsn, Sl,sO.
Godey's Ladys \ ok Tor February,
Graham. MagaEsst3 -
Bsiiou,s d. Arthaf's Home de
Yankee Notions y TX Wax,
Harper,s ourna 81 civil kaiion, Jaa. n.
N. York Tribune. Semi Weekly losh, weekly
Flag Of oar UasaG, Jan. 24th, Hth-
Hallou's ietorB JAt. 24th,
Iay;i as illustrated, do do
London iI1ustr t.ed Nave, December 2sth.
At No. SO Brady street, near the Post once
,a. u n Eli ADAMS.
G0dsy's Ladys Book for February.
A LSo Grahan's Ma gtzine. Arthur's Home, Yankee
n Notions, Nix Max, &c. tor February, at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No SO BRADY street near he posf Office.
i.u2t ELI ADAMS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

TIE sRoukD froze pretty hard night be
fore last, but thawed out again during the
day. Ice still stationary last evening.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
Herrinp's Safes

THE subscribers are Agents
tor BiessIs. - q. Herring
~ Co's. celebrated Fire and
Thief tr0t fSatc.
- wonid inyite. The attn.
tim Of the public 10 the fact,
that these Safes have ior year.
stood the test ol both IRE,
thief and also of time. VsfS
many Safes will In a measure
defy the formsr saI yet fan
batDra Tho iafiar
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

LkcTuRr PROF. Hsddock, of New Hamp-
shire, will lecture before the Young Mems
Literary Association this evening, at lie
Claire Hall. Let there be = good turn out
to Y eicome him.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
"a ID u G a r 7 O N

u ID u G a r I @ N
.ttTis Education forms the common mind,
Just as the twig beni the iree's Inclined
"aVING receiy ed an agency for
n HOrblOOk,s school APpnratuss
The attention o IhaLHEKs and TRUSTEES Is
socitsd TO the spec just received including the
Common school Set, price $40 90.
Packed in a box comprising an Offey, Teiiurian
,netriea! Solids, Terrestrial Globe inch NJ
merat frame, Hemisphere Globe, Cube Root Block
tsS.ra) Tort BOOK AMI MGgDet. 81 p
Each Of the above Tor saie separate. Also,
Rrs IS Mounted orrerys. $3.50 aud Is 90
). 80 CeIe st.al Splercs go
Pointing Rods, jolnted with screws, % 70
10 bic States No soc, No 60
Holbrook's Noiseiess Drawing slsies, Ao.i and 2,
.. Books. 10
- AoiseIess high School slates, single, ~
g. - ;. double, 81
Black Hoard RUbbars nd Chalk.
Lanes Mechanical Paradox,
Horoscope, $500 & s.rd.
Also, castings for improved
school Desks
At The Iowa Book Rooms
80 90 BRADY street, oors north o the Pos. onse
mo 3u Eli ADAMS. 4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
S5T, 1907,
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OIL, WIMD0W-HLAsS,G GLASS
WARE, PER1UNERY, &c
CaAHI.Ess, BLOW 4 CO.
Wholesale Dealers,


Will on the opening of the river, be 10 sessipt
W Of their late purchases, consisting of
5000 Packages Of Drugs and Medicines,
900 cases Tisman's Paints, dry and in oil
5000 kegs Blow . pure White Lssd, IL IS, so, 100
and 2U0 10. kegs; -,-
coo 1 ego French Zinc, white
5O0 bbls. EIglish Linseed oil
lOo fsnsero' OIL
IlU 81 kehued winter WhEi3 Oh;
100 . Machinery Oil
luV ~ No. Lard oni
100 CopAl, Japan ana Coach saInishss'
10 Ground and clipped Loswsss,
lUU 81 FasNc and CAmWood: -a--.,-.-
1000 essss ssnford's Ext. Logwood;
1000 dozen Adams Boston Paint Brushes, Aej
IOOo boxes each sxl0, l0xls, and ZOE Pitnborsh
.Ou hosss Ieu Is up 10 Sexls Piust urrh Glass;
\ 2OOO g Drassist shop Furniture;
30OO Bottes, Walls, &C;
IUO bbls each Alum, kpsom salts and Birthstone
Is casks French Fiosr Sulphur aad powdered
Cream Tartar;
1 50 bbls Canphor;
iOS sases Tsrtarto Acid
lOV sases hsss PrsAcA and American PsTfsssry
100 bags each Pepper and Pinsnte;
80 cases Woles Sch, sDRs; errsM
| SO cases sofS Madras Indigo; .s.s
IS casks prime Dutch Nader; ~
| eco kegs Nswesstls Ri-Care Sods.
| CASH and PROMPT TIME BUYERS visiting oul
city, are requested 10 give us call before pureha
sinS ss vs. feel confident thai Ne CAN supply them
out u our ion stock q lover aguIss hsn thsy
fsslxdaw CRAkkAo0, 1Low CO..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

The qualitia7 eI ID 2ser Safes are so woifkuoS i
ha th., majority Of the Merchants OF Now FORK and
PhiIsdel lila use 10 other make II Safes. We eau
FURNISH as vf all sizes and with ANY description
Locke wanted, and wall warlall 10 tae utmost all
the qualities Of The safes We sell.
ancI BURRO VS., PIFTTfMAN& DALGELL,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBITION The sec.
ond exhibition by the children OF the M. +.
Sunday School was given evening before
last. Bad as was the walking, the church
vss crowded, and nearly three fosrths Of
those present were ladies' We understand
the exercises passed off delightfully."-, to the
mutual satisfaction of the little performers
and their teachers, and to those present as
audience. The collection OF the two eve
nlngs amounted to over one hundred dol
lars. We are particularly requested TO re-
surn the thanks Of the Sunday Shcool to cur
fellow. citizen, Gen. Gro. B. SARoEsT, for
his generous donation Of twenty dollars to
assist In the purchase Of a library.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

Iron, Steel, Nails aud Blacksmith's Tools.
Iron, tittsbdr Oh Boiled and Charcoal, Sweds and
New York redSei OF all sizes; Nall Rods, superio
i f.iale of Swede ard Pittsburgh; Cast Sissl, Nav
ar ~ DC, Roani. Square, Flat and ucIagon, I'm al ish
Blister, German and spring Siee;, Pl0w Steel, ali
sizes Nails and spikes faii sizes; Hot Pressed uts
sai Washers all sizes; Beilo MS, Drills, Vices Ham
IN sand longs, Stocks and Dios, Ansiis, Mouse
assorted siScS Springs, " .gon, Carriage and Seal
sprlngs; Axies, Wagon, bray and Buggy Axlas,
Ihiuble sketns aud Wagon Foxes, as sorted sizes
,rowbars, Picks, Hoes, GTiHdstones, Cast Horse
Il, I'D itching Posts, Iron Keiues aud Furnaces.
PUMPS Fhatchers Patent tilt aRd Force Pump
This Pump will hot lgeeze and less liable 70 get Out
Of order thau any oLaeI in use, and has had premi
awarded al every fair at which II as been OK
allotted. ,an2! Isl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
Arrival OF the Corpse OF Dr.. Kans.

Now Orleans, Feb, 2Z.-The Steamship
Cahawba brings the remains OF Dr. Kane.
who died at Havana. His body vas escort
ed to the City Hall by the Con.inentals,
where IL lice in state until TO. morrow Of 4
P. NJ, when IL will be taken TO the steam.
boat /. Woodruff, attended by the citizens
ard military societies Of the city, en- rout e
for Louisville and Philadelphia. The high
est bonors ere paid him in Cuba by The
most distinguished officers there,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

IT. LuKK's PARIsK.--The yestry OF this
new parish met on Monday evening and re-
solved to commence the erection Of a
new church edi6ce Immediately, and for
this purpose the necessary committees
were appointed to increase the snbserip-
ton, make contracts. &c. We learn that
ancs the meeting Of the vestry they have
purchased church lot Of Mr.. Newcomb at
the corner Of Brady and Seventh streets,
and doubled their subscription list, amount
ins now TO about $4,000. This is truly en-
sourasing 10 those having charge Of The en-
tsrprise, and we hope oil who feel able and
willing will contribute to aid this new or
ssnixation to erect building that shall be
an ornament to our city, and credit to the
parish. There 10 nothing better calculated
20 denote civilization aad attract the favor.
able attention Of strangers seeking q home
in our western towns, than good churches
and school houses. The place selected for
this new church 10 commanding beautiful
and sentral. Success to it.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

Abdominal Supporters.
M KS. Belts, UssIo- Abtomtnat supporter, 70.
AVA vent ed BY Ngs Sarah Belts, PhilAdelphs, eAa
highly rceo1nenasdb b. the Medic Faculty - De-
Ing the bssetletyuaenlo Of tho kind. For sale By
FRANCIS jACosY, ys.s n
jan1e Aly Apothssary.
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Writing Academy,

IN GTiEgs' block, corner Third and Perry SITS, al
} now open for the reception Of p"piis from MIN
a. n. tIl nine u, NJ. daiiS. r. ...a..
LESSONS Civ en-, aud all kinds Of whiting executes
20 order by the unde rsignoi. slso teacher of Pau
taa IL hl ia the Goluisa reiai College, - Esq.,. 81 g.
TsrRF t,T tHsivo i0sso ps,s... ..'r...,-r, tSUd.
s-a visiting cards per pack ,....,.,..... 500
All are invited 10 give me ! call:
fsbii dtl W, H. PRATT.
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Kansas yudgsshir

WAsHIssTos, Feb. 23.--The Kansas
judgesh question was warmly debated ior
more than three hours in secret session OF
the Senate. A motion to postpone the
nomination Of Harrison till after the 4th OF
March next failed by nine majority. The
discussion will probably be resumed to-
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DAILY BULLETIN, JANUARY gath,
IRnays n.a.a i. sh emit

UhlL1 SSs~
BOOK Department.
NIEAsBERS' Commentary complete,
~ by Conan, 1890
b6s Manual, by ". y. Egeits, so
illustrations oi Scripture, By ~. r. hacksti l,2a
story Translation OF tho Enzlish bbie,
Mrs Gonant, rs
Bi Ole Dictionary, BY HsAaicoim, u. G., 70
II ooosia or Heroine OF Faith, with Portrait, l,0o
S,,nrysnn HE Nodofp Whitfield, by Magown, 100
3.,crea ,eat,-, and flharaetefs by Hssdtey, I,25
Rant f,nty of the Ifeator By Hugh Miller, 100
ola ,{aa s andsio ne angtuyings, iOe
Plurality vi Worlds, BY n Hhsheoek, r. r l0o
Earla ald Man, - Guyot, i,xo
Mn. r,1ne,ai, IS liarr ., IS
Pre-. ds,nIts Earth GO
fnost ia History - rdfnbuti, i,25
RJ.hps of Grace by o. Liy ng Witnesses 90
MaaiIatiols On Last DAYS Of Ch:st, go
Z 70 phets and Kings OF rao oid les taihsat, i,fo
5 niitsa Household, or thoughts for the
Afflicted, 100
Christian Mirror, Lectures By !. Is. letter, n, 6s
At No SO Brady st., near the Post Once
mo 81 Il NIL sphmot
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Rods sud Hand made NAILS,
Horss Shoe Shapes from Peru an ID
other GOOD brands Of Iron; Iron Of all
sizes and shapes; Carriage and Wagon
maker stock IN large guam titise and
GOOD qualities, consisting of
Cloths for Trim ming, Rubberk
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grsat variety; Axlss and
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Low prices Pipe and commol
Boxes, Springs, &c. Stock fol
Cabinet Makers, aach as CastoEs
for all kinds Of furniture, Ia
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robe and Till Locks,
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stock Of Aisss ilsaeous, staple
and fancy goods % always Large.
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mott approved makes ~ thsir prices;
also AGENTS for the largest nlsnufas-
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