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m, uCKy CELEBRATED IMPI,yxorningg,
IND ENT "CLIPPER'-FILLEY'SH az
ref oAk"-BRIDGE's Improved Mast, ait
) hLFor sale cheap q. the SIGN, n y with
STOVE, by VITA
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to learn that Gov.
king the stump in behalf
nominated for Governor
Governor. His blows will
IS Of the Sham Democra-
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Dissolution.

THE CO-PARTSERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
i under the maine and style OF KUHN & HAGGER-
TY, is this day dissolved BY mutual consent All
counts against the above firm, will be paid by CYRUS
c. KUHN and all demands due said nr will be paya-
BILE toCYRUS G. KUHN-whe will continue the busi-
ness at the old stand door West Of the Post Once
CYRUS G. KUHN.
C. X. HAGGERTY.
Council Bluffs, August 29-nlS.u
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q STYLES NANTES
TOOTLE & JACKSON.

SCI ss. Of resolution FINE. ~ those
w ooara-eApres; Ali of the lasssense OF the
KIND and genero ge~. they had res
ceived during th ~a.s trip, and commend
ing the Watossa as worthy the patronage
of the travelling public. This was well
merited. The Watossa, though small, is a
well ordered and fast running boat, and her
Captain and Clerk (brothers) are courteous
and obliging, and make tho comfort and
pleasure of their passengers their study.
The matter of the resolutions disposed Of,
We all bid adieu to the Wd.ossa and went
on board the January (which did not leave
Leavenworth till ten O'Clock next morning.
This gave US an opportunity of seeing some-
thing of the city SO famous in Kansas his
tory; and for the first time, set foot on the
soil which had been the scene Of strife and
bloodshcd between freedom and slavery.
Freedom has triumphed in the struggle
This is evidenced by the signs of prosperity
and enterprise seen on every hand. It is
really last growing town. Buildings are
going up on every side, and the streets are
blocked up with lumber, brick, stone and
mortar which. together with the grading
Of streets, gives to the place rather dis
orderly and dirty appearance. ! could but
contrast the town now, with what it was
when We paused up the river, little over
two years since. Then, If remember
rightly, there was scarcely over dozen
Houses and those Of inferior size and finish.
There were no streets, NO fences, and ii re-
quired great stretch Of the immaginat;on
to believe that town ofsny Importance
would ever grow out Of it. Now, it claims
some six Or seren thousand inhabitants.--
Fine dwellings, blocks of stores, large ho-
tells, &c, hava arisen y Il BY magic, % the
spot, and all aboutis life and hustle. And this
may be said not only Of Lsavenworth, but
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New Goods!

n. PHILLIPS 4 co., ARE OPENING 4 GOOD
q assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Feather, Shoe Find
ngs, &c, which they will sell BY xholesale Or retail
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Cash Paid for Hides.
Council Bluffs, Sent. 5-n19-3m
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10 nn1e. suGAR--.u. rssivsd q d. -
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Mysteries OF the Stock Board,


The Albany Atlas is rendering the count
ry no slight service in exposing, with an
able and fearless hand, the mysteries, or
rather the sharp practices, of the stock gam
blers. A correspondent Of the Atlas, in the
city of New York, makes in a recent COM
munication the following eyelations:
stDuring the last seventy-seven days the
sales Of the stock of the Reading railroad
amount to POI 1923 shares; exactly 1886
shares more than the entire stock of the COM
pany. AT par the amount exceeds $4,000
OOO, and If the average per day "a, III shares)
esq is kept up, the BUSINESS of the year in
Reading alone will amount to $64, 743 500
about 100000 more then the banking
capital OF this city. But notwithstanding
the amount and the Juror that is keptupon the
subject, the stock in the city neither iucreas-
es nor diminishes; and the innocent or NOR.
ally inclined citizens, in the shape of interest
commissions, are obliged to fork over be-
tween four and FIVE millions Of dollars
But such is life, and the swindle enables the
fraternity to seize upon any of the stock on
their lists and batter the price to suit their
intentions. We must endure it until the
common sense of the people or the legisla-
ture OF the State direct it otherwise. The
gambling part Of the story is, however, not
the worst. The facility for dstroving the
best stock of the country is beginning to
alarm the people abroad, and if the system
is continued We may be forced to recognize
another reason for pressure on the money
market. But more anon.
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i insert an extracti
+ Durr Esq, Of nominated for Governor
NORTH STA Governor. His blows will
Horse Exhibition, % of the Sham nemocro-
old bay, called the 4 S DSoei"-
ed more than ordin
horses present. 70
stands at the stabh
known as the NO nslbie Views.
s snai ne y san Aecan speaking Of the
His color is a nrietry in the border States,
some and sits u ing:
short back Is + ence Of the past, and the evi-
which stand viaced before US, ought to be
! ,.Ii ssx,a prove that wherever whitelabor
points, sshed to profitable account, slavery
sssarsiccumb. Prior to the Revolution it
ssr.ed in all the colonies. Ten of them
s.e now free. From the remaining three
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia-it is
'lowly but not less surely disappearing. In
and Missouri it presents similar
,videaeos Of decay. Its tendency has ever
been to the southwark, for il is only in Sc
regions where slavery can four
sh. As the Caucasion race moves west
ward. no territorial laws could bind the
African to the soil. He finds his congeniaI
'oil and climate in tropical or SEMI tropical
regions only. North of tho Missouri line
ne 10 not only an exotic, but comes into con.
act with white labor strengthened and econ
'mlzed by a superior intelligence. The
avs OF climate are against him.
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GO The Chicago Press has the following
article in regard to the great s'crash'' that
according to the eastern and southern papers
was to knock the West where the longtailed
comet proposed to--but didn't.
'sWe met an intelligent gentleman connect
ed with the press of New orleans, a day or
two since, VINO was making his first obsery-
atoms in the Northwest. lilo confessed his
utter establishment at what he had seen in
this city and the surrounding country.
"Why" said he, ssmy views with regard
to your resources and PROJECTS have under
gone complete charge within the last few
days. Last Spring joined the panic max
ers and wrote article after article to show
that a collapse in the West was inevitable
as tho result Of speculation. now see my
mistake. see immense resources in the
country, with wonderful growth and busi-
ness activity in your city, but see no spec
ulation. Your prosperity is built in solid
foundation, and your anticipations for the
future are sure to be realized.''
Such is the conclusion to which every mn
prejudiced mind must come on seeing before
him the ocular proofs Of what the Northwest
is and is to be-. We are sometimes charged
with using the language of hyperbolc when
speaking of its advantages and prospects,
but they can scarcely be exaggerated, as the
progress Of the next ten years will abundant
~ demonstrate"
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\
s-;,ssS$ss~
Losco.
J RESPECTFULLY
in| gTERN IOWA L Me-
oeiyed one Of the finest
n mer Goods
4,ur Goods was PUR-
sfsll "a manufactures and
n Hostnn and Phil.
nth great care, by an
D the ds market, and our
j advance in Cotton
INK Low ER than any
ba hedge Ourselves Ia
lces. adding tEansporta-
ass.
GClL BLUFFS, IOWA.
TOOTLE & JACKSON.
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.er Goods
I1,ar Goods was PUR-

6ClL BLUFFS, IOWA.
TOOTLE & JACKSON.
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nly and ohliging Captain ;os : :fATING
he would run us down. W. :. 80. ''1A'
70 did not overtake , "au n sa, Mn
Id take railroad packet and masnih'e'in
7, and from thence, the cars Msu'e-eus'e;f
faces frightened with hope nth nea.nes. a a
on, and gladdened compaI : Rogers J
in borne swiftly over the vi .rnw.pI +
ay of an hour or two at s. superior mauuiass'
ID at Weston, all faces leng erovE
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cKsoN,

lat lion Merchants,
/ r ecli, Corner Of
yscay Streets,
Z the '.*
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The following important news item ap-
peared under the head of telegraph news.
in the Burlington Haukeye, of Sept. 5.
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hO"oNVi3 " ouf ~
clared his intention !
Leavenworth, in the h !
US on the January, wi
tie up at that place q
nearly dark when we !
distance was but ten
be accomplished by tvV
Leavenworth City, It'd
lying at her landing,
over the waters, and
side, to our great joy
the boat we were chasil
rah went up at the sig
who were crowding on
Immediately followed
cannon, which reverbe.
and through the town,
wondering crowd upon
cluded they would THU
his army were upon til
81 /
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4 CERTAIN CURE FOR AL.

A CERTAIN CURE FUR ALL.
In dreary winter, snow or rain,
When winds do blow, am the same
In lowly cot, or rich mans retreat,
/ am to them, INSTANT RELIEF.
For lonely orphan, the poor mans bride,
For those that use me tits their pride
To recommend when cast down with grief,
Their greatest comfort is INSTANT RELIEF.
For COUGHS and COLDS, it's to prevent,
And cure all those for such Pm meant,
Pm nice to take, tits quite treat,
Do take this Syrup, LEONARD's INSTANT
RELIEF.
Price Is cent, &c &c. fe 10
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lvsEDICENES.

ID EMOVAL--Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church. South side, and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. DR.. P. continues to treat
all syphlitic and gonorrheal complaints; and having
had much practice in this line fatters himself that he
can give very general satisfaction. A call from
hose interested ID solicited.
DR. P. also mskes and vends one of the best reeto-
ratives chemical Extract of French Flowers,) for
constitutional weakness, offered TO the public
DR.. P. may be consulted conf ientially by letter
or otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent
to order, In almost any direction.
Office hours from A M, till 2. NJ. Franklin
street. nesr the Exchange Hotel, Riehmond city
Va Is
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II lST OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In tn
~ Richmond Post Office on the 18th dsy of March.
Isl
n Persons calling for Letters in this List will
please say they are advertised.
q Ofhce hours on Sundays hereafter, from to
A. NJ and from to P. M.
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1,mswa THE GREAT SOUTHERN ryv
fTaxssAE HAT AND GAP MANUFACrOkY 5li
oa2NA AND DEPOT. A
SPREN TRADE, 1857.
JOHN DOOLEY,
MAIN STkEET iSES,HHllANE

n
81, MAIN STREET, RECHHIOND, VA.
MAHUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF
HATS, GAPS, LADIES FUKS, TRIMMINGS
&C, &C.
Would on this occasion particularly call the atten-
ton of his regular customers and others to hc pre-
partitions he has made for the business of Spripg
During his recent tour in the North he has visited
not only the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. but also the principal manufacturing dis
trics where goods in hia line got up-thus he has
been enabled ,th to obtain samples of every article
made and purchase mo Q adVantageously than here
tofore.
For the i'm portation of French goods, he has made
s1ch arrangements as will insure him l. regular sup
ply of the newest ard choicest styles
The silk and other Hats of his make have IN.
varisby been deemed by his customers superior to
those Of Northern importation From various inn.
provements recently made in his factory tn supe-
riorty will not only be maintaine d, but added to-
ouch country merchants as purchase elsewhere,
without giving Richmond trial. he would respect,
fully invite to visit his establshment-he assures
them should they do So they will find stock of goods
equans n variety quantity. and low prices that of
any other house North or South
kIis business arrangement of the complstest
kind and he greatest attention is paid this careful
packing and prompt shipment of goods NH 6-ts
NOTIUk TO THE LADIES'
sa$SsH The subscriber hiss just received large
supply of Ladies', Misses and Childrsn's
Ladies' Morocco Welt Bootes, with heels
e a1i.ss DO DO DO DO DO do DO DO
Ls S DO DO Thin sole Bootes.: Nth heel,
Do Do Black i. Lasting Caters very 1s s..
Do do Black Morocco and Kid Slippers,
with heels
mifses MOROCCO Bronze Slippers
Childrens Morocco and Pat Leather Ankle Ties
And many other styles of hhoes.
All of the above goods were selected by hin self
with especial care, and he takes pleasure in recon-
mendng them to his customers, as being of the very
beet quality. ALEX. HILL.
NH : 1T Main street.
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eu cpnInO - lU. IA. r"tk 1902.
Eli THE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, CAP
AaAA AND FANCY FUR DEPOT,
Als,ix

BINFORD, DICKINSON & WEIsI6ER have
now in store ond ready for SALE at " hoesals
tail one OF the arges. and most complete stocks of
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods ever offered ia this
market, which have been selected with great
from the largest AMI most extensive manufactures
specially for the Virginia, North Carolina and Ien
nsssee trade.
The attention of merchants and others, is most re-
specfuIly called to he above splendid stock, which
comprtes every style suited to the Spring trade.
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PETERSBURG, Feb. 90, 1857.

TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FIT.
Il TING ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH
subscriber is lily prepared to DO all kinds of work
in the above business, with dispatch; and returns
thanks to his numerous patrons for past favors and
solicits continuance Of the some. Being master
Of his business he promise his customers that
all work done by him WILL at least, be equal to any
other house in the city, and fully oheap-a fact
known to all persons who know what good work is
ROOFING, GUTrERING, &C.--Re 10 prepared
TO execute this description OF work in a very supe
rior manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE Always hsnd, large and gene
raj assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING He is l1ewise prepared to DO
all kinds of Gas Fitting in tbs best manner.
PUMPS-He keeps always hand large aud
extensive stock Of Well and Garden Pumps
faI7 CHARLES II. LANGLEY.
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Vaughan mrs M V

Watkins mrs Betsy
Wilson mrs Betty w
Walsh mrs Cstharine
Whistler mrs Catharine
Whitlock mrs Debny
Waidren mrs N Evelyn
Watkins mrs Eliza
Wharton mrs Julia A
Whitlock mrs Mary A L
Whttloak mrs M w w 2
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SPRING, 1857.
Ia SPRING, 1887.
GEORGE j. SUMNER,

No. 20 Pearl ST., Richmond,
Has in store, aud is receiving ny recent arri-
vsls from Liverpool aod the American Factories
his Spring supplies of CHINA GLASS, EARTHEN-
WARE, LoOKING-GLA FANCY GOODS,
&c, to which he invites examination from mer
chants visiting this market.
His stock wi be found as extensive and complete
and will be sold good terms as any house in the
country offer.
To all cash or prompt paying time customers in
ducements will be offered equal to any to be found at
the North
TO those merchants who have been In the habit Of
buying all their goods at the North, he would say
that all he asks Is impartial inspection of bis
stock and prices assuring them they will save time
labor aud expense, by leaving their orders here.
The most careful and experienced packers engaged,
and goods promptly forwarded
STONEWARE of the best quality, at factory
prices, NH 6-2m
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osmE CARRIAGES. CAkkIAGES.--
E,N1Stz1 The suorcriber has on hand, at his Coach
.xx---0z-Makins Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, tSth and l4th streets
near tie Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUCHES, 3UGGIES with and without
tops, and SULklES, all Of his own make, of the
beat materials aud workmanship; sl of which will
be sold low good work of the Kind be in the
city of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from
these in want OF any article in the Carriage line,
am determined to make TO order and sell ct the low
est prices possible and all work sold, that is nav,
warranted.
MICAJAH MANGITM
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The subscribers VINO are the surviving partners CT
the late firm Of Aug. Anderson & Co will wind up
the business eff that firm, without further delay and
will be obliged s those inGebted to them to make
prompt payment. ALGAlUS dhEGH,
JNO. A. HALVES,
Surviving Partners of the late firm Of
q, 2-Snn Aug. Andaraon l. Co.
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MICAJAH MANGUM.

SsA ~ n ~ BAnrskl .--phe suDscII.
1872 Der having leassd the house on the North
In east corner of Broad and Sd streets and ft-
S'<sA, ted 1t up for a BAKERY, takes this me-
tnod OF informing his friends and the public in gene
fai that he will be able TO furnish them with every
thing usually Kept in First-c!sss Bakery For the
convenience Of those living below the market he
VIII Keep his cid Branch, two doors from Broad, on
Bread. Rolls, Biscuits, &C., fresh morning ard
evening. Pies, Cakes and Crackers, of all kinds
lresn every day. Families and Boarding Houses
supplied twice day.
Parties supplied with Iced and Ornamented Cakes
Ice Creams Jsliies, Blanc Man &c, &c to order
" NJ BAH orders thankfully received and
carefully attended to-
re T-lm< ISAAC D BRIGGS.
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, dkC.

a BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS -
kc.-The subscriber informs his
III friends and tbs publis, that be hes
returned to the city, and taken the store No
1870 Main stseet, two doors below the Exchange
SAM e., s' g IN al s
has NV and will aiwsys Keep ON hand. a general
assortment of Northern aud Eastern WORK, selected
BY himself and unsurpassed by airy in the city as
Manu- .scturins Materials cannot be surpassed.
TkUNKS.-A coed assortment Of TIunks always
on hsnd which he will sell 81 a sn all advance.
He viii be pleased to serve his old friends and Gus
' n,h j io.--im DAVID CURRY.
2 FOR GENTLRMEN
RECEIVED THIS MORN
ING by Adams Co.'s Express, the following very
handsome and superior Shoes for ssntlemen:
Gents. Pat. Lea. Opera Congress eaters, pump
Gents French Cslfsiin Congress alters pump
bottoms.
GEMS Pat Lea Stitched Oxford Ties.
Cents Pat. Lea. Stitched Broad strap Shoes.
Gentlemen will find these goods well worthy their
attention, and are invited to call and examine thsn'
at No. IL Main street.
CHiLDnEN's SHOES OF every
EEz7A siz. Just raceived by the steamer City Of
Richmond, trunks of the above GOODS -
We would just say to those that have Called that we
have them from NO. to l0-very nice article Also
by the same steamer, lot of Misses' Bootess
C. s. MAURICE,
NH IS Mstronotsn Store. ~ Msr Of
sastshEAF hEDGCTIOr IN Tttk nEr
MPRICE OF EOCTS AND HAYS.-From Hks
III Is to 20 per sent saved by buying from .<sazh
s<eS R. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Rzdtrs.
Noisskip Hats best quality. 30
MoJ.skin Hats second quality 90
Fash,onsble Silk Hats. ..................,... 30
Hins CaIfskn Sswed Boots. SO
Congress- Cater Boots. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
ZINE CaIfskip sswed Shoes. Is
j. Ii. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
OF the best makers In the sity OF phsdelphs to sup
ply him with q handsome and substantial Csfskin
sewsd Boor which he will sell at tho unprecedented
ov prise of $3.50. 90 18-d&ely
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lsMOVND PIAsTER--Jast recetvfas
NJ superior article Of Richmond inspsetten Nv
0round Plaster in stoFs Tor sale by r,,,,~va
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N0TICE--The best Invention ever offer.
~ ed to the public ia the Floating Ball or Knucke
Washing Machine. All persons living in the counties
of Chesterfield, Prince George and Ddwidde, can OBJ
tain them of w II. Woodward North side of Main st.,
between 9th and 9rh streets and East side of 9Th,
between Grace and Franklin streets, or James Nj.
p rdue. in Manchester, and of j. w. Rowett, in
Petersburg.
js6-ts w. N. BRAGG L co.
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ASA SNYDER Will continue the manufacture Of
Stoves DO, at the former works of Bowers, Snyder
K Carter, and solcits continuance Of the liberal
nat heretnfnra extan6ad.
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nIsSOLUTlON.-.lne firm Of BOW hKS,
IL SNYDER CARTER which expired by limits-
ton the FIST day of January last, and has since
been conducted under the same style. has been dis
solved by mutual consent, as OF that date.
ASA SNYDER IL authorized to settle the bust
ness of the late firm.
A.. BOWERS,
ASA SNYDER,
CHAS. CARTER.
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Having sold to w PETERSON my stock Of Drugs,
&c the store of 18th and N ain streets
hereby recommend him to the confidence of my
friends and the public, and respectfully ash for him
continuance of the patronage heretofore SO literally
bestowed upon me.
My Office, for the present. will be with Mr.. Peter
son, at the old stand.
MARCH 2 l957.--mh 3-dm J. 3. WOOD.
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JOHN L. sMITHER viii continue this DRY
GOODS business in tbs house lately occupied by }.
L. smither Bro, begs to tender his most crate
full edgmsnu his friends and tbs publir for
tn very liberal patronage accorded to tbs late firm,
end respectfully socits for himself continuance OF
the same assuring them that his best efforts will be
used to rive entire satisfaction to all who may extend
TO him their favors.
NH Sim JOHN "a. SMITHEE.
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TUPAnTNEkSlflP. - The subscribers
" have entered into copsrtnership under the style
and firm of kEESEE 4 PARR for the purpose of
manufacturing Stone Ware, and have taken the
house at the corner of 18th aud Gary streets, where
they will keep always hand an assortment OF the
THOMAS w. KEEsEE,
f. Ie-1m DAVID PARR.
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IRON sTUKE.-For the convenience of
L our customers, and ths trade generally, we have
opened store on the side of Pearl street. below
Cary, where we shall keep constantly on hand ge.
neral assortment of our IRON, manufactured OF
Virginia Charcoal Pig, viz:
Flats, from to inches
Rounds, frcm to 81 inches
Squares from TO inches
Ovals, Half Ovals, Half Rounds, Angle
Hoops Bends Mai, Rods, Horse Shoe Iron.
Also Railroad Chairs, Spikes, A1les, Bridge Bolts
and Boiler Plate
All of which will be sold at the lowest market
prices. r. ARCHER & CO.
fe 28 dts Armory Rolling Mills.
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y GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. having purchased of
Mr.. J. B. WOOD his stock of DRUGs, CHEMICALS
corner of 18th and Nam streets next to the st.
Charles Hotel respectfully socts continuance Of
the patronage heretofore so literally extended to
particularly as to ths purity and good quality OF sill
articles offered for sale, to meet liberal share of
custom. MARCH 2, 1851.
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Winston mrs Maria
Woodward mrs 81
Wosd mrs
Warschsm miss Susan C 4
William miss Isabella
White miss Jane
Wingfield miss Ellen n
Worfield miss Ellen
Watkins miss Coiumbia