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SPRING RADk.
E. JACCARD & co.,
0u0s rahIr Avn nnrAsr
WmULE8ALE ANU WBHAII.
Jewellers and silver ware
MANuY CITE RRa

Sc~cBGHo om0 UbhV0R ware
MANUFACTURER,
Marble Building, rs Fourth-st..........ST.L LOUIS,
LAVE constantly on hand large and va q
L ried assortment of English, French, ~
and American Goid and Silver Chronometer ~
Duplex, Lever, and Lepine Watches, Of their own
Importation.
Plated Tea Sets, Urns, Baskets, Pitchers, Com
munion Services, Cups, 0oblets, Spoons, Forks Ac.
Fine Gold Jewelry, OF all styles and patterns
chains seals, keys, thimbles, spectacles, 10.
Diamond Jewelry, Of all kinds, on hand and
made to order Fancy Goods, in every variety.
French Marble Mantle Clocks, Papier Mache and
Inlaid. We are also prepared to manufaeturs on
the premises hne silver tea sets pitchers cups COB
lets, spoons, and every variety Of Silver Ware.
Particular attention given to the manufacture Of
PRENIuNs rOR STATE AND COUNTY FAIRS,
And oil ware warranted purecoin, and ~ low any
Eastern house.
All kinds Of Matchmaker Tools and Materials,
kegu. Ators, Ac.. always on hand, and supplied 70
tho trade on liberal terms.
c1- Watches and Jewelry repaired on shor.
notice.
N. B.--Always on hand q supply Of those ceis-
bratcd Railroad Time Keepers, Tor CONDUCTORS. En-
gineers, 10. X. JACCARD CO.,
Marble Building, rs Fourth-st., St. Louis.
March /, '57-dIy
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CO The fellow who took things easy.
found it rather hard to carry them back.
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Late Of TreSsvicksbxygA, vs.)
Rick lea 4 l. = c @
BAN Z EMS,
Near cor. ID $50 Msts Sta, ..xEOKUk. IOWA.
WE receive dsposita, dissoaat paper, and make
w sollsctions, In this city and shsougAOst The
Nor Invest.
Exchangs bought and sold II esrssnt rates.
Gold, Silver, and unssrrsnt money bought And
sold.
First class business papsr wanted.
1ORDlON ExcRAN0x.s
Sterling Exchange on Londoa, Dvhlin. And The
continsnt-fron one pound and upvands-As ~
ducsd rates.
D6sraagsfs whiting the city ars invited 10 call
st our o6cs, whore every informstion win h givss
and the best rstss pAid for ksstsrn drafts.
k1sBnExcEa.
Bank Repshlic, New York City.
Carpenter vsrmilys, ~ Waii-st., New York.
Isaiah Lee ! Co., Baltimore, Nd
Dunlsvy, Drake Co., CincinnAti, o.
II. A. Tucker Co., Rxchasgs Baak, Chicago.
John Andersen = Co., s.. louis,
J. Monroe Reid, Ksokuk, Iowa.
Reid, Shields = Co.,
narch3-dlyi ns
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THE NoRruwRsr.--We clip the following
from Greeley's last letter from the West in
the Tribune:
"The Northwest was never filing up and
improving so rapidly as at this moment.
estimate that half the increase Of popula-
ton throughout the. Union within the next
ten years will inure to the States and Terri
tories northwest of Indiana. We're the
public lands inalienable except to actual set
tiers in limited quantities, the increase would
be still greater.
''But the number Of inhabitants in one Of
these new western communities does not full
y exhibit their relative strength and power.
The inhabitants Of these new states and ter
ritories are nearly all in the prime OF life
You rarely meet here woman past so years
OF age; still more rarely an old man and q
large portionIof the pioneers are too young
| to have had many children. In village ho-
tel crowded with moneyed boarders-t the
merchants, bankers and chief mechanics Of
the place--two- thirds Of them will often be
found between twenty three aud thirty years
OF nge-their wives, Of course, still young
er. Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Minneso-
Ia must to-day have al aggregate population
OF at least two and a half millions, who are
equal in industrial capacity to an aggregate
| OF four millions ia Europe or New England -
MIR. Greeley's estimate Of the prospective
increase OF population in the Northwest ID
more likely TO be under than over the mark.
The other point which he notices 10 one that
impresses itself upon every intelligent visi-
tor 10 the country. 1t is an element oil
strength and progress that should never be-
lost sight Of in estimating the future statu.
| Of the North west
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Public BUILDINGS IN TUSCALOOSA. - The
Herald says that the "0dd Fellows" are
about erect splendid building in osca-
loosa. The dimensions given are forty by
eighty feet, and three stories high. The frst
floor to be occupied for store rooms, the Sec
ond for City Hall, and the third for Hall
for the Order
The lot on which the building is to b.
erected cost 500 per front foot. The citi.
zens are also about to erect a fine College
building during the present season.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
kEOKUK, IOWA.

FRUIT tn EES,
OUCH - Apple, Psaeh,
- Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Ounce, &C.; and the small
traits, Rsspbssriss. Car
rants, Strawberries Goose
berries, 10.
Also, : large q uAntity "
Catswba and IsAbeflA
Craps Roots.
A large quantity Of
DWARF Trees, per ticu-
larly Pear and Cherry ,
which are very desirable
for city planting.
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A supply Of Fancy shrabbsry, Hvsrgrssss,
Roses, &C., on hand.
EARLY Tomato. Cabbage and Sweet Potato Plants.
All for sale st osst0mASy prices.
Orders rsosivsd on Ahs grosnds, Of mile west
Of the old City limits. the BluR Yseyy road TO the
Des Moinss, or by nail, sddrssssd 10
mch7-dAw. Ono. o. HILTON.
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Trustees sale OF Real Essase.

Trustees sale Of Real Estale.
I N pursuance of Deed Of Trust, executed by
L VIM. Henry 6riswod to Salem Charles, dated
the first day Of March, A. ID. 1854, conveying 70
said Charles the southeast quarter, and the east
half Of the southwest quR-ter Of section number
twenty, ia township number sixty seven north Of
range number i've vest in the county Of Lee and
state of Iowa. to secure the payment 10 said Charles
OF the sum Of two thousand FIVE hundred doilars
in I'VE several promisory notes Of even date with
said deed, Of five hundred dollars each, with inter
est after maturity at the rate Of ten per cent psr
annum, three Of which notes are payable iu one
year from date; and two in two years from
date which said instrument Of writing Au-
thorines and empowers the said Salem Charles, OF
his attorney, within twenty days after said last
notes shall become due and pay able sell the said
land st the door Of the Clerks Office In the city Of
keokuk Tor cash, after giving thirty days previous
notice of the time and place Of said sale by publ-
cation in . newspaper published in sAid city,
and the said twenty days having more than
elapsed, and the said money become due, and
the said Charles, by virtue Of said power, having
appointed d-orge Chaplin his attorney to proceed
and advertise and sell the same and forclose the
equity therein. Now therefore, In pursuance Of said
trust and accordance with the power conferred
l. the said George Chaplin Attorney for said Charles
give notice that will proceed TO sell the above
described land under said deed Of trust to The
est bidder for cash, Saturday, the eleventh day
OF April next, between the hours Of ten o'clock ..
and four p. m, ut the trout door Of the Clerk
ofhce Of the District Court, In ksokuk, Iowa, and
execute good and sufficient deed Of the premises
therefor to such bidder or bidders.
GEORGE CHAPLIN,
March 10, '57-d4w3od Atty for Salem Charles.
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Co.PartnershtpN osice.
rINHE undersigned have formed Q CO. partnership
i for the purpose of transacting the Dry Goods
business, under the name Of Chamberlain / rhatch-
The principal place Of business being this city
NJ the store formerly occupied by NJ. N. Chamber
lain, in kiibourne's block. CopaYtnsrship to date
from February Let. 1857.
NJ. NJ CHAMBERLAIN,
q. c. THATCHER.
March
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a CARD.
/ HAVE sold out my interest In the Tin and Sheet
/ Iron Jobbing Shop 10 4. 8. Hickey, who IL su-
thorised 10 collect all debts due the old Arm Of
Hickey Son; also 10 pay all indebtedness.
J. X. RICKEY.
The business will be conducted hereafter b. B.
S. Hickey, who, BY promptness and dispatch, hopss
70 merit continuation Of 'the psblie pAtroaAge.-
Shop ON Sd street, between Main and Blondsau.
mch7-dAt
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Leok Mere

- OBERTSON = LIVINGSTON, Asving sold out
N their entirestock in the Feed Stsrs " Mr. San
0raham, thsy would BE- very urgsat thcss isdsbt-
ed TO them 70 cal and settle their bills soon q
mess.
Those 70 whom We are indebted need sot be par.
ticnlar about calling. Geo Robertson will b. 81
the old stand for two weeks TO obtain settlements.
feh2S-d2w
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BOARDING,

BOARDING.
A FEW gentlemen b accommodated with
"A boarding and lodging by applying on 4th st.,
between johnson and Exchange.
mchl UdAts MRS. HENDERSON.
fTNEA.-90 half chests Y. Hyson; 10 do Imperial,
for sale low by BROWN A TAYLOR,
nchl0d3t Leve0.
Cnn SACKS Bran and Shorts for sale by
OOO BROWN L TAYLOR,
inch pd3t Lsyee
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OTTO LYMAN
OFFERS HIS SERVICES

OFFERS HIS SERVICES
Peat Beeks ~ = . airsA,
SETTLE UP AND CLOSE BOOKS,
TO copy Records, and all kinds Of Writing.
pAkIlcULAR attention will Be given TO the
Colleesingof Notes.
ors'cx q Wood I seriblsn's Dras.tors, Isl Main
kEysRxxcEs.--D. White. J. Ruddick, VIM. Rad
dick. = x. Hart. wosd Stribisn lmehs-dlm
NilcA Csws.
o nshs-dss GRAHAA's STABLE.
Dlsselnsion.
WE 90 pAftaesship hsrstofose existink undss
1 the name Of Shafts Paal, vas this 1Ay dc
hrm will b cancelled by n. p. Shaxts, who will in
future conduct the bssinsss. and Who alone IL an
thorissd 10 settle the business Of the old Arm.
March ., 't1 n. r. STARTS.
nho-d2w J.B. PAUL.
Take Noslco.
THE undsrsignsd will continue the Lunbss bus-
insss 1t the old stand, on Dies Moinss street be-
tween I'd and Ath. opposite the Dss Aoinss Valley
Flaming Mill, whore can be found at present large
lot Of prime clear siding which Il offered low.
msh6-d7w Mp. SHAFTS.
Fer sale Very CAsaP.
nNE fall ios. sesth sils of High, bsswssn 18th
~ and lstA stsssss; improved vi4h new doubls
brick hease. ! stssiss high; sAeh dSpaStmsnt has
I reeas, VIII fyoat ntrases 70 cash An fat they
Are espara1e awellinGn Under the Sane roe1, built
IL city seylej esll3 unAsr each, and plestsrsd
thrsseaoat; ss~ fsane Aosss and stable bask also
$500 ''l' . ''ei r HI osx}ls'y n Z
Oess over Doahsday = Wilsea's stess, 6seoaA
e., Sss. Mas 81 yohasoa. asa opposite Daakiag
nosss e naasA : 1Asassa. fnaeeA1d
IUV RxYN0LD6' Drug 6ess.
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ARCA1toCB.
" A. RICE, Architect, having returned frou
w the East, ear ~ seen BY those who may ~
suirs his services, ~ his ocs In Kilboasnss Block
Main-st., bet. "a aud ID. (fsb18-Aiv
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BY KENDALL, HOWE 4 co.

Auctlsn sale 81 800 wspth 81
BOOTS AND SHOES!
WE will sell ut store, O Wednesday, March
w 18th, n 10 o'clock a. m, : stock Of Boots and
Shoes, comprising general assortment Of women
and misses, and men kip and calf boots.
II 10 object for dealers TO attend this sale,
the stock Is adapted 10 the spring trade and will be
sold without limit.
Terms;--Ali sums under $50 cash; all sums over
$50 sixty days credit, with good endorsed notes.
KENDALL, HOWE CO.,
mehll-d Auctioneers.
BARGAINS In HAMILTON.
UTE o6sr for sale one two story frame house and
w two lots The house il and well located.
Also one story house and kitchen with 5 lots
Also, frame house with rooms and kitchen and
good cellar.
Also, ~ lots we'll located all Of which we will
sell low, less than half the kcokuk prices.
Inquire Of J.SJ. X. LLOYD,
Laud Agents, Hamilton, Hancock Co., Ills.
mchil-d
II. W. SAMPLE. SAINT n. RANKIN.
SAMPLE 4 RANKIN,
Brok rs and ~ eal Est tate Dealers,
Once Second street, bet ween Main and johnson,
MlLA give spscisl attention to, and Offer their
w services in the purchase and sale Of Real
and Stocks, Investment Of Money, Collecting Of
Debts and Rents, Paying Taxes all other logit-
innate business OF gen raj brokerage and real e.
tate business, in southern Iowa. Northern Missouri
and Western Illinois.
Mar. Rankin will devote his undivided attention
to the business, and will with the aid Of his exps-
rience and extensive acquaintance and Of his
ciAte, Mr. s., be able to give entire satisfaston 10
all. tmchi -d&w
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KeOkuk Packet Co.
xookuk ana ~ Louis,
4nIney ana %. Lsals
RAGwEI0R0 PACKETS.


1A0DEl081 PACKETS.
1857. oR1INO AnRAnGKMENT. 1857.
50 hEsoR the ssssonsAation Of !, -
- this trade line OF steam-a
sfs vii lsave 81. Louis for Louisiana, HannikaI,
ouinsy, Lagrange, Canton, Warsaw and Keokuk.
Leaving ~. Louis ct o'clock p. daily arriving
ct Hannibal at . m, Quincy ~ .. M, and kso-
kuk ct II m. Rsturning-Leaye ksoksk q O.
m, WArsaw 1t . .. m, Lagrange ct ii .. H., q
Quisey 81 3p m. Hannibal st p. M, snd arriving
~ 81. Louis 1t 10 p. =.
Another line Of steamers will leave 81. Lesis 70
having st. Lesis 81 p. n, arriving 81 HANNIBAL
st 10 .. r., and Quincy 81 I'm.
Rsturpipg-Lesvs Qsinsy at -. ~. Hannibal II
m, end arriving 81 81. Louis 1t -. N.
A. sooa - businsss via Railroad 10 resumed 3
steamer will make round tnp daily between Keo-
kuk and Qsinsy, leaving Ksokuk At q u, and
leaving Quincy st II n. tfsbat-d
Regular Ksekuk ana CincinnAti
Packet.
TNHE Steamer Pysiris Rose, FRNTON, -
1 Master, having been purchased 70 ~ u
place tho Yubs, viii shortly commence
her regular trips in tho shove trade. Thankfai
for thc patronage bestowed upon the fuba, her
owners solicit csntinuanos Of ths Same.
Shipper may rely upon the utmost dsspatsh In
BROWN 4 TAYLOR.
fsbs4-dsm-ins Agents.
Regular Des MeAnss nlvsr raGkss.
V1SH8 BAD0nR STATE, 6nsBts, - -
i Master, will leave for Port De-
Aoinss and intermediate ports when The fivsf viii
permit; Tor freight Or passags apply % bossd.
=
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1nsuzancs Agency!
nonE
INSURANCE CO.. NO. :, WALL STREET, NY,
Capital o. so, 900.
INSURANCE o.. o. LONDON.
CAs.sA. 49,. -.
FIRE nARIHs ms. O.. ssiDdxPoRr, CONN.
vAsaIHoTon
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELAND,
cAssrAL tSes.ees.
R0ANKL1N
FIRE MARINE ms. CO. Fosp Do LAC, Wis.
cAr,sAI tses.sse.
I salss Glasses II risks ssly, q fsls rates, asd
lesoes altsstsl asd pseoptiy paid, 81 tAs oace Of
~ Aesssy, On Sseosd ssIs:s.
Commsnce the New Year
RY IA1ukIN0 yssr pseIssty asaisss ths dan
~ ger q Fin. = 90 4 he sshsssatiai cospA-
Pn0AIx IHsUlAncs CO., on HARTFORD,
CAPITAL e9o0, 600.
STAR ms CO.. on O0D.HsDURGn. ny,
cAssiAL3 l0oy 900.
HARTFORD ysas l1sUaAxcs COMPANY,
oArIfAL eo00, 900.
TAs essvs csapaniss aAjsss sd psy al iessts
sqsiseely - pse1ReH.
O. htAs ~ Issas ssilaiss. ssssss-ss.
REAL Estate AGENT
| norAax PPuBL1c.
Aeusss and Lists Ter soss Cheap.
FARMS IN tn. NIionH01nOOD or KEoKux
voa sAl1 - nsAosaA1a1 Ssa1s.
ALL NOTARY DUSINkSS
| A9SaHD1D ~ Wis D1s1Ascn.
| O-O1ss He. Isl Asts stsssl, bstvsss 9th asd
til ssrssssy II weed sssslsss Drag stsss, tor.
-: s...s + a''.''''''.'
| RIRE INSURANCE..
r1sE AxD szsiss issesAscs cosrAxY,
+ or ST. Louis.
paAnc1oae;
x,:... c.zf.3 s.x. 1s:
| Js.s. s.iiA, A.D.Pseesey, 9; 2. I.es.
Rs. xLLi01T. sss'y. o.A. kI0ELL. Prsst.
~ 0OI0G9s oenoyal AesDt.
a.sl-sly 4. lRiDanA1. As's. Kssisl.
IsWa 0sass lnsoSanee Cs.Daoy.
es1scs y sA1s..I NV .uns1s. ~ ssoar
rrHIs Hoe osapsay talss 49, = ~ selss
An : 3: 4 e. Fh 1os c4sl ~
MUM, rates y reasonable = these II asy rslis
1
9. y, Perry. x;Ayssd. Js.:s !; Cog,
4. Bstdgnaa, \. n. HasSisea, 3. y. yesshiss,
JoAA AoCuns, NV. Aankin.
| G. n. PERRY, Pre-, ,. n. MAAlIeON. Tssss's
]. ". RANKIN, vtss Rrss, NJ. 3UANEA. Zee
jsa}3O ~.
HaaEkssan Life lnsuFanes Co0DanY,
l46 DaoADwAY, NEW Y0nK.
Sass Csvssa;eac iesuasissssa eiSS,vSS.
InBPO6lTHD 1loo 80 With ths Comptroller Of the
II State q Msw resk, fss the security q pelisy
holdem. b a1Aitien . WhieA the stoekhoIdeis sis
psssoaally liable. Anssg The DlseetoTs are The
mast wealthy aa6 influential sftisess Or New Ycsk.
This y btsek Company, sstsfping 10 tAs e..
snrsa ~ ~ seat q al ths pro1ts tsisnDsally.
4 pastySeyean - age nay sssnss 70 his fsnily,
frse 1so9 ~ ejatns q his seedioss for about -
sents pr wsek, policy for "a, 900.
NAs voal1 not 1pase this ss0 Ter the eYatiAea.
tisn q ss0eetisn, sisk ~ q In case Of ssei-
dsnt, tAst II al slss 1ail, - lad naAs certain
| psevisiea for his fanilyf II wssA lieAten n
DAin, - - ness for his recovery than neAiciSe
| n. p. MORGAN, pres't.
| Q. \. WnnJz1, ess'y.
AisAsd y RICK1Y 81MfeON Asts.
Pest o. 1niloins,
ssse-6ly KeehsA. Jsws.
hence aqA Lot ter sale
| r HAvDhee sale AauDe 81 lol O Donk e. =.
/ u = - - k-l IL. -
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ALry."--Several members Of the edito-
rial fraternity, despairing Of furnishing their
patrons with s'salty articles" through their
columns, are about to furnish them the arti-
Gle Of salt in packages as patent medicine
Of miraculous virtues.
See their Anti Phioyiston Advertise
ments.
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A CARD.

AVINd disposed Of our entire Grocery business
i to Messrs. Hamili, kalston Co., Of this city,
wc take great pleasure in recommending them to
our old friends aud ~ the public generally ~ OK
perieacsd and reliable business men, who will spare
efforts 70 render full satisfaction 10 all with
whom they may have business transactions
mchV -d6t- w6m CLE0HORN HARRISON.
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RAiLRoADs IRON SPRINorrRLp TO kEoKuK.
AT the late session Of the Illinois Legisla-
ture charter Was granted for = railroad
from keoknk in drec. line hy R-.-d..c=r
to Springfield, here connecting with all the
great thoroughfares East, North east, North
and South. Also charter for road from
keokuk, south east to connect with the ex-
tension OF the Great Western Railroad at OF
between Camp-point and Clayton. keokui
is putting forth vigorous effort to have
these roads built State journal.
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CHURCHES IN DIS MoISxs.--Within the last
year the following Churches have been erect
ed: Two NJ. 4. Churches, one on the East
side at = cost Of $4,000, which, when COM
pleted, will be one Of the neatest houses Of
worship in the State; the other 10 on the
West side. This is massive brick building,
costing $4,000. The Protestant Episcopal
denomination has erected very neat frame
church. The o. s. Presbyterians, by An ex-
penditure Of $1,000, will soon have an ele-
CANT house. The Catholics have expended
81 900 in the erection Of frame church
The N. s. PresbyteriAns have mnde hand
some additions to their place Of worship. A
magnificent brick school house has been
built at cost Of SIS, 900; and the College
building, now nearly completed, will cost
$24 ,00e. In connection with these coolest
astical and educational improvements, Va
notice that fifteen engines to run machinery,
have been erected within the last two years,
while others were in operation previous to
that time.-tDes Moines Citizen.
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i dealers in Jswslry, Watches, silver Ware, 80,
Vas dissolved by mutual consent the 10th day Of
February, 1887, BY mutual consent. The business
win BE- continued BY SAINT u. Bridges, who " su-
thorssd to settle the business Of the late Arm.
c. w. THOMPSON.
mchYd3t SAM'L9 BRIDGES.
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Notlcs.
TOXIN BLUM having made a. ssisnaept to tAs
u undsrsgned, Tor the bsnedl Of all biz srsditou,
notice 10 hereby given 70 all persons hssisg slAims
against the sAid Blum 70 prsssnt them nmsdis
and oil persons indebted are requested 70 make i'm.
mediate payment. II. MILLS,
Assignee Of John Dlan.
Keokuk Feb. 70, 1657-[37d
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NE " FIJI N ! |!


=. ,. oGDaH. I'D. =. DaowxELL. Nv. osDBN
ogden, DFoWnell CO.
A CO-PAkTNERSHIP has this day bsen formed
IA by the above named parties, for the purpose oil
prosecuting the Book and Stationery trade. With
greatly increased facilities for the fulnimsnt OF
their object thsy confidently expect 10 baild up q
trade which shall sqaal that Of any Book house In
faction 70 their customer The trade, aad retail
purchasers are invited to call.
Card.
X. b. OGDEN return his thanks to his numerous
friends who have honored him with their trade and
influence during the last eight years.
Mr. Ed. r. bYownell, ~ heretofore, will superin-
tend the sale department.
The arm has been formed for the purpose Of o.
larging and extending the trade. With this visw
the proprletors propose building on End street,
to have IN entrance on both Main and and streets,
thereby giving room l20fsst deep.
Feb. S, '67--fsbz-d
SHIFTS MADE TO ORDE1.
MRS. Z. @. BEAAN, Of New York, the origins-
WI tor Of the system Of making shirts TO measure
who for hftsen years has done business for ths
Broadway trade, formerly No. Astor House, has
opened rooms one door west Of the Posto6lce, on
johnson street mp stairs. She 10 prepared 10 exc
cute, with promptness and Dispatch, ordsss 10,
Shirts, Collars, Robe de ChamScr Ladiss' and
Childrcn's Dresses.
PARTIES furnishing their own materials will b
hsnorabiy dealt with.
Ladies' Basques cut and basted In . supsrio,
manner. A first rate Ailliner, particularly In eli
braid work, bleaching, etc., in attendance.
NIB. Toaentlemen: Mrs. b. having been eom-
PEELED to make Laundry arrangements for her owu
business, she 10 able to take the washinK Of nam.
Der Of gentlemen. All goods sent for, and the ne
csssary repairing such as buttons, strings, he done