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The Attack on Cen. Cuiiom.-we have
received from sundry gentlemen, clerks in the
once Of the Clerk Of the House of Repre-
ssntativss, . reply 70 the advertisement of
Mr.. Burnett, . late ofhcial associate of theirs
appearing in the Organ, q weekly sheet pub.
iIshed in this city, yesterday. We shall give
1t place in the Star tomorrow.
Mr.. Henry.-James B. Henry, Esq, the
Private Secretary Of the President, left WASH
ington this morning, accompanied by Miss
Lsne, for Lancaster. to attend the funeral Of
the brother Of Miss L., news Of whose unsx.
pected death reached here yesterday after.
noon. -
Presidential Appointments.-S.B B. Phin.
ney, Collector of the Customs for the district
of Barnstable, Macs re.sppointsd. &c
Mysr Jacobs, Surveyor of the Customs for
the district of Charleston, s. G 70 appointed
The US. Steam Frigats Mrrimac This
ship will leave Hampton Roads to day for
Boston. ..-
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartmsnt.-on yesterday, 2oth of March,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of the Department.
Texas debt warrants. s34, oI3 IS
For the Treasury Department.. 6l,274 80
For the Interior Departmeat..... 1887 %
For Customs. ................... 1894 OF
War warrants received and en-.
tered. ................ ..... 272,43 10
On account Of the Navy......... 4,799 90
From miscellaneous sourees...... 81 SO
From Customs. ............... 1920 so
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RE NoNINArED.-The Democratic Conyen.
ton Of the Second Congressional District of
Virginia, on the 18th inst, re-nomina ted the
Hon John 8. Millson as their candidate for
Congress.
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OFFICIAL.

TIIAsulY DxIAITnENT, March N, 1857
Notice II hsssby given 10 holders Of stock of
the loans Of the United States, thst thIs depart
meat wn purchase the same until the LIST dsy Of
June Eszt, unless the sum Of 81 500 600 ~ al he
previously obtained, and win pay, In addition to
the interest accrued from the date o. the Las sen
annual dlvidsnA Of interest therton, together win
one davis additional interest for the money to
reach The vendss, the following ntss Of premium
on said stocks: ...-,.. --
For the stock Of 1914, premium Of 10 per
cent.
For the stock Of lsa7 and 1919, prem I'm Of N
per cent and for the stock Of 1850, commonly
called Texas indemnity Stock. . premium Of
per cent. -....
CertiA ates Of stock transmitted 10 TIE depart.
msnt, under this notice, must BE- assigned TO tie
United States, BY the party duly entitled to re.
seivs The proceeds.
Payment for the stocks 20 assigned and trans
mittsA Will be made by drafts On the Assistant
Treasures at Boston, New York, or phllsdel.
phis at the option Of the parties entitled to receive
the money, which should be expressed In the Let.
ten GO ,ompanyine the certificates.
HOWELL COBB,
mar 1s-dtlstJuns Secretary OF The Treasury.
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NOTICE,

"A LII TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1886 RE.
"A manning unpaid, must be settled by the LIST Of
April After that date VIII proceed to disirain
without respect to persons. Delinquents would
DO well to attend 10 this, to save trouble and ex
pense. ~.
GHoasRrowN, ID. c., March I'd, 1887.
mar 4-lmH
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o NJ. WILbIhN,
marry Market Space, bet TIN and 9Th SITS

ORANGE AND ALEXAN DRsA r. r.
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE
TWICE DAILY, SUNDAY NIGHTS EX-
l. copied } te.ween WASHINGTON and the
VILE, and RICHMOND, DANVILLE and
6Rk ENSBOROUGH
Leaves Washington at o'clock q. m
Alexandra at TX O'Clock m.
Washington at O'Clock o. m
!" Alexandria at s4 O'Clock m.
Fare from Washington and Alexandra to
Richmond, IS So
~ Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons will be
at the Depot Of the Washington Railroad, to
convey Passengers snd baggage to the steamer
GEORGE PAGE, for Alexandria, q distance Of
six miles, allowing ample time for meals.
mar It'll JANES A. EVANS, Agent
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PIANO FORTE INSTRUCrION.
VIE MOST SUCCESSFUL METHOD IN
MR.. w HENRY PALMER's PIANOFORTE
49, ILL., CLASSES. =
Apply ut the Class Room,, over Famham's
bookstore, corner llth street and Penna avenue,
O'Clock
f! Terms-e5 pei quarter mar s3.dtAp1
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SEC0ND GRAND OPENING OF THE
- Season at my New Stsrs.-A splen-
did assortment Of real imported FRENCH
BONNETS. The largest and richest col
lection Of FRENCH FLOWERS, RIB w.
BoNs, LACEs, and EMBROlDERIHS to be
found In the CITY
DRESS-TRIMMINGS In The greatest vsrie Y.
ILLUSION CAPBS. MANTILLAS, MAK-
SELL ES, and NET BASQUES, and Chill.
DRENS' G tRMENTS reaoy made.
DRESS-MAKING In the latest French Styles,
and at the shortest notice
NJ. WILLIAM,
marry Market Space, bet TIN and 9Th sts
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
o. X. l.. CROWN CO HAVE THIS DAY
"A received and still receiving daily %4QD
" some Of the finest FURNITURE-~
ID ever offered In this market, which
I've invite the attention Of those in a
waat, as we assure them they can save at least 10
per cent. Namely
Handsome carved marble top Bureaus and Tables
Rosewood and walnut Tete-a- Tetes, Sofas
Wardrobes. Chairs Of ell kinds
Cherry and poplar Tables,
Mattr ses, hair, corn-top, and husk, Comforts
Blankets, Bedsteads, high and low post
r. cking Chairs, cane ard wo:d-sest 6
Cushions for Chairs, Settees Clocks Of all kinds
Extension Tables, sideecards, what-not
Glasses Of all kind, some extra hne Carpets
Cottage Sets, Rug., Walters
class Ware, Crockery Ware Of all kinds
Feather and Fancy Goods Of all kinds
And her oodst o numerous to mention which
we invite the attention Of housekeeIers and 9TH
ers, as we are determined 10 EEL for cash or to
punctual customers
OR. l.. CROWN l. CO,
cor Of 9th street and Penn. ave
P.S We shall still continue GU, regular sales
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, both morning
and evening, In Il ont Of our Ltore Consignme nts
solicited, and In all cases advances made when
required c. r.. l.. G.. q CO..
mar G-n Urie0 Auctioneers.
HAS RECEIvED-
~ Harper's Magazine for April
Godey's L,dy's Book for April
Viva; new Book by Mrs Southworth
The Border Rover, by Emerson Bennett
Al the new books published received and for
sale at SHILLIN6TON'S
Bookstore, Odeon Building,
mar 2s-T cor. ~ street and Penn. ave
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SO BAGS RIO COFFEE
w 10 do Toasted do
30 Boxes fresh Ground do
Just received and for sale by
mar 2t-eo3t Barbour sEMMES
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kfo1 eALE.-4os, 900 BRIcK-ALsO TEE
r0d ana futures for . large business. The
m sas convenient for supplying the 6cverInsnt
~ ss5, " OILS Of any ysll In de District Apply
% WM. y. EDE0, % EeAU PiCkkEkL,
AHss-& Ws,ss sRssts 6sersetow1, D.cs
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"A AAh0E SEL8CIlONO f II BR m ON !.
N ETERs just received at FE'EE :
TAYLOR q MAURY,S
mar IS a. Bookstore, near 9th II.
THO LOVERS OF GOOD FRUITa Avn
4 Admirers Of Choice Flowers. = -
30 900 extra choice Ever Bloomi NO Rosea.
Fruit Trees OF al the newest and most celebrsted
Climbing and Ornamental Plants and shYubs.
Loco large size Pear Trees on Ounce stock. fuu
Of nuit buds, and Of splendid forms, :
PERSONS In want Of good Fruit Trees extra
choice Roses, TO-, win ind ali the newrst ma
most celebrsted European and American vaFie.
ties at A. JARDIN's, Florist and Nurservman.
18th street, corner Of M, Washington. maf2I.9w
Gas CHANDELIKRS AND BRACKETS.
WE HAVE NOW In STORE A LARGE
w ana varied assortment Of Gas Chandeliers
and Brackets from the factory Of Cornelius &
Baker, Philadelphia. The selections aie maAe
with much care, and comprise many Of the new
We invite the attention Of those desiring to pur.
chase - we shall sell at the manufactures retail
Gas Fitting dsne IN The best manner and at low
rates. NV, THOMPSON 3 BRO.
Zg.sl- - 30 Penn ave-, south si4s
psz0-se3ws between LODI ana liiS =.
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JOSEPH 6AWLER.
CABIRET MAX ER AND UND ERTAKER,
u EADY MADE COFFINS CONSTANTLY
~ on hand Funerals attended tn, and inter
ments procured In the d Yerent Cemeteries Fur
1tture Of every description made to order. Old
Furniture Repaired and Vanished Ware.
Rooms ls! Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. mar "a On,
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NOTICE-NOflCE.
HAVE FEW OF THOSE CHEAP TOT.
l. LET SITS on hand, which l wish tom
close out, and will sell at cost Also, GOB-EIy
LET'S and other GLASS WARE, that must W.
be sold preparatory to change In INV business
All that want to buy cheap, please call at No
SO9, between 9th and 10th streets, Penn. avenue
Ten l7-6m JOHN MoDEVITT
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lu House, Ga the southwest corner Of Penn.
avenue and 9TH street, has made arrangements 70
sceommedate large number az strangers with
Mssas u any time throughout The Gay, md Ledg-'
~. ~ - mars
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LIBERTY HALL RESTAURANf.
THIS SALOON UNDER WILLIAMS,
= Hotel No. 20s Pennsylvania avenue, n
lifted up In good style, ana the public can f..
rely on getting at alltimes theveiy best that.
the markets ford
~ Meals at al hours during the DAY and
SGhe Bar Is well supplied with the most cho,e.
branos OF LIQUORS and SEGAES
me- -I-TM JOHN d. HAMMACK.
FOR boston THE SUPERIOR PAST.
A1RM upper schooner sYLvANUs "a
sALLEN-sears, master-ia now loaSing ~
:, ,ol the above port For freight or pss.s sppy
~ ~, W. W"s, on board, o. to HARTLEY 6 BkO
IVA w etel street, Georgetown. mar 9s-lt
STRING CLOTHS, cASslmRREO
: and vestiags --0entlsmen Vishina - NV
~ a viosning made to erder are invite 70 s1an-
~ our lsfge assortment q fsshisasble Cleths,
Csssin. eres, and vsstinRs, which ~ WIN naks
~ - essore q much cheaper rates thsA tie usual
,s'sst-a-' WALL eTRPaENO,
"a - Pa avenue, bet - snA leel 90. 70
- y tassp , Sd ss:.:aTV
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EOR SALE THOSE FOURTEEN LOTS
Il Of ground In square No. 107, in the Firsi
Ward, on which the Corporation contemplated,
two years ago, to erect . Market House They
8, Q, TO- IL. 10, 10, H. Is, 1e, II, IS, 10, ar 90
being (except q email fnfervening LOTT the west
half Of said square. The new MARKET hou .
sands IN street, neir. and Immediately west Of
feet exclusive Of I've thousand seven hundred and
forty square feet laid down al alleys, and is per-
haps the most desirable unimproved lots In tha'
section Of the city sale Of tie whole TO zeth er
would be perfered, ard II not effected before the
10th Of April, will be OFFER at public auction.
The title Is indisputable, and taxes paid
JAMES II. CAUSTEN, No. 200 r street.
mar c6-H
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FOR RENT-fHE LARGE AND COMKo-
L dious Dwelling House, furnished or unfurn-
ished, on the north side Of H. 372 between 18th
and 1tth streets The situation is healthy and
very desirable The house is underg DIN thorough
repair and will be ready for patton next week
Apply on the premises, or at 25s street.
mar 25 Are =
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EOR RENT-TRE REsIDENCEATP PRES.
y ent occupied by Hon. Jas. Thorington, No
4Ss Eleventh street, between Z and r. The
premises has all the modern Improvements The
House Is well furnished aud can be had with or
without the Furniture For terms apply on the
premises. Possession given LIST April.
mar 9-eof (InteD
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Lost and Found.

I OST LAND WARRANTe.-One No. IS
II 17e, dated June 2, 1885, In favor Of Charles
81. Antoine.
One No. % ,44s, dated August y, 1856, in favor
Of James h. lockwood
All persons are warned against purchasing
these, a. application viii be made to the Pepsiel
once Tor duplicates. F. O. TRIPLETT
mar 11-1sw6W4
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l. ton on 10th street, east Of the Capitol. be
tween b and streets north, containing i've
Rooms, with Passage and Kitchen also, a Gar
den Apply to Mrs. REED Brady, on the
Prsmises' marf2i-lw&
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ENOR SALE "A SMALL FRAME HOUSE
l. situated on the west side Of 18th street BE-
tween U ard ,treets. II contains four small
Rooms, has 12k feet front, bv e5 feet deep, II
good condition, ard win be sold cheap Apply
at 335 Goth street, corner Of K mar c5 3tA
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rSse first page 5sy ether Fer Sale and Rsns'
ldpsstSssasests.1
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartmsnt.-on yesterday, 2eth of March,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
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no music TkAC HkRs, PROFESSORS,
L and Othsrs.-We desife to call your atten.
ton to very large lot cf coed old standard Mt.
SIC, which for a short time viii be on exhibition
q our Store, and for sale at half price
JOHN + ILLS,
mar 70 Piano and Music Store
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fable and intelligent gentleman who has these
plants under his charge as botanist and super
intendsnt, is always ready and willing to
accompany visitors through the buildings, and
takes much pleasure in giving the botanical
Is we'll as the Euglish names Of everything
one sees.
Mr.. 3. Goldbeck.-We learn that circum.
stances prevent this talented young gentle-
man from giving tho concert In this city he
designed to give this evening; having been
called suddenly back to New York Az this
Is the season Of Lent, We are glad that he
postpones it for . brief season; Is We know
that there is . great desire among our fellow
citizens to hear him, many Of whom would not
feel at liberty to attend his entertainment
during Lent.
Wholly Untrus.-Ths statements made BY
Gov. Geary to W Arlington correspondent Of
the New York Herald, and repeated in the
letter Of the latter Of the 24th, Published in
the Herald Of the day before yesterday, so far
as they relate to the Hon. Jefferson Davis. ara
wholly unfoundsd in truth, as We shall show
tomorrow, not having space to day, in which
to refer to them at length.
Tho Naval Court Of Inquiry are expected
to close the testimony in the case of Lieut.. r.
W. Meade to day, when the arguments Of the
counsel will be heard. Since yesterday, ct
noon, the following individuals have been OK.
sminsd In behalf Of NJ. Meade: Capt. n. r.
Lynch, 1t. VIM. GWin, LIST It. Nicholson, q.
8. n. o., and Asssrs A. D. Hasysu and A. o.
Rhfnd. go cal 1.g4s. - ,5dgia O.. Il
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nor sALE.-THE STOCK AND FIX
lures Of a Millinery and Fancy Store on 7th
street, between and n an excellent stand fer
business. For further particulars inquire on the
premises, No. AS 9TH street. mar a5-eo3;H
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EOR SALE "A SMALL GROCERY AND
l. Liqnor store, In good location VIII be
sold at moderate terms Apply TO CHAs. WAL
TER, No: 3s7 street, opposite City Hall.
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~ SANDERS & BROTHER.

BAD Fx.-A lad named Tracy, IA
years Of age, on Saturday forenoon
last, was passing through Oolt's Mead
ows, carrying the dinner Of one Of the
workmen in the armory, and was
passing along where the snow was
about foot deep, when he suddenly
found himself going down, down,
down, he knew not where; but, to use
his own expression, he thought he was
s.going to heaven or the other place,
sure" When he struck bottom he
found himself in five feet OF water at
the bottom Of forty loot well, with a
smooth brick wall all the way up
Fortunately, on coming to the surface
OF the water, he found stout plank,
upon which he supported himself for
half an hour, calling for help; but no
help came. Getting desperate, the
boy out with his knife, and, while
holding on with one hand to the plank,
cut off his boots, tore of his coat and
vest, and then, bracing his back upon
one side Of the well and bib feet upon
the other side, he commenced work
ing his way up by by inches. After
struggling in this way for half an hour
he succeeded in reaching daylight
completely exhausted, but thankful to
escape with his life. Hisescape from
death was remarkably under all cir
- Hartford Cou,ant.
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TA'Ya.y
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Stouts
BUY YOUR STOVES

vxyHERE ilisi~ays ID feund Sne offks Vel h.
w sortments Of 9Pyss, Tin Plate, sbee. Hes1
Ware in ihis city, Among kia ssortmsntof
$ SFOV ES
are the celebrated Climax snd Charter OAK essf
Stove 8, Goa. or wood; II full and complete
mt Paror, Box and Heating Stoves, Elevate
oven Stoves, and many other psiterns too nuroer
ous TO mention. Our motto is, Quick Sales 81 nd
Small Profits Good work, all warranted no sal;
One dollar save IL dollar earned; and by call ~
at tbis Stove stors yon will save and get Just
good al article as at any other house.
Particular attic nton paid TO House Rosahs, Spoal-
lug and sob Work In general out OF good Tin and
rohage by this motto: "Quick Sale. and Small
-. II
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professional Qar0s.
xady.fs.

HowABD D.RLiEsros. Ws. HEERg DARLINdToF
III. DARLINGTON & CO.,
TITO Ae N EYS At l. 4 w,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
oaice, corner Of Main and second streets, oppo.
site LeClaire House.
Collections made and proceeds promptly EeiDlttsd
10 all pafts of the uniiei States.
Eastern Exchange for sale in suns 10 suit sppi,-
cants!
Money 10 Loan on long Or shorl time
REFERENCES.
r. Gfbssn, ESQ, Casb,r hank OF Baltimore.
W. Townsend, Esq. a Bank Of Chester CO.,
West Chester, Pa,
Morris & Jones h Co, PnitadslPhia,
Hopes Townsend,
r. Woodward b Co., Bankers, Chicago,
Darby & Bsfksiale, 90 st Louis,
bs.s Il. Clarke, Sec. America lus. Co. do
X. IT. Leecb Co. Pittsburg,
Day a Matlack, Cincinnati,
McGrsxoY, Lawes BaseuoF a. BiVenpoft,
Edwin Smith, ESQ, do
Nov ~ 80 dwoR
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c0APAssEs,
.izns nI aurlay 4 Gn.s
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

. . f.a r d 4 .
sNHE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
arations for The anultetare OF Gutter, Sugar,
Boston, soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oy stef Crackers,
Pilot Bread &c, &C., together with good assost.
me nj of Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks,
l have also purchased the Patent Right for Seoti
county, for The manufacture OF CTLm Paui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed Tor
this process of making Bread, these the Bread
more uniform In quality, and handsome in appear
ance, ,lt is ueh and even, keeps asb
long or becoming staio snd to many peFssns
10 mol objec tionsbie wnen week old, II cuts
ha anasone as the Hassl French roll, II farther,
snd is rcadliy insl loiueed in,o families who have
or used Bakrris Bread before. shah continue to
run Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering the
above articles ON terms which cannot fail to give
lire satisfaction, hope 10 be able to supply all who
may aver with their patronage Thankful for
past iayoTa, hope 10 sIcri. continuance OF the
same. All arda from The country prompt attend
ed 10. DANIEL MUOhE,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square shave
HurraHs * RIeilymanss Steam Mills.
Davenport May "a, iciu-dt .E.
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IB HICKMAN, ND. N. n. HICKMAH.M. u.
DRS. HICKMAN,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIANS 81 SURGEONS,
Once on Brady 81, East side, bet. ed 4 Sc.
I. y1specisi attention 10 Operative Surgery and
A aaidiseHses generally. l..
4 y, ij5-dWtf. f"
DIR. ]. w. II. BAKER

A pfER an experience Of thirteen years IN the
N practice OF Msdirine ana surgery now ohels las
I'D ils vicinity Particular attention will be giyan
o operative surgery and diseases OF tho throat ana
,uss on SIN st., between Brady d Perry sts.
NV .2a.-dH. p ID. Ise4
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Boots aao Sbofs.
THE SHOE TRADE.

ETAVIyG Inossassi oar facilities fst nanursc II
III ing ard dealing 10 Boots, Shoes and Leataer be
tndefsigned successors 70 s. G.. Davson z, Co. grcr
to tho citizens ofDy enpori ard vicinity create IN
daeemepts than ever TO buy their Boots and Shoe Of
them. oar retail stock hereafter will always can.
tain every description Of goods wanted by the
We aiso are making extensive preparations FOR
WhoiesaiciTz Boots and Shoes, and weinvlte cSf o.
try dealers 10 cali and examine stock and pric s,
ssit is determination to sell on sgood terms MS
theycsa oa purchaeedlu S.. Leuis or Chicago.
DAWSON, 6kIGGs- Il co.
oct Is Brady st,. door from ID =.
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'Glsttiaa.
New floods! New Gssds!l4 !.
70 DIV AID, ALDH n,
.NeschNss1 1Ajlor, -.

5t AND
Whn1esaTe and Rn4aff 1A6u1aap - si
si-@@s1s @ss :
Il @ q QV- a00 C40tA5 M,
rIo,t ec.e.. - g.5s..t 80 80 J. - LIiSSxa'
.'Stns, csssimeTes, vestn9y, oo1W 111448
ing Goods a1d Iailoe0 Ikaun6nL 10 q
just returned from dc esst vs,h - n - la
IL gest and bart ssIsctsd ,tocfrs ~ rooS -
f,r sale in this market coz in nj q ~ foI-
ing srtcics s'Hss - s7'S7a
g BR0A 0Tfxa ffs -.
Eapi.sb. French 1.,rosn "a S ~ =. =. y !. :.
.-AeH7 =. ue1 ahQ AM>xoen, 81 u 1nG1
a'a'''5 ana is'ess =, ss;,s He p 3 so1Hs =. -
CASSiAERES. aiaz
Engiisn, French and American, Of aTsry vsr.sev q
ss,fe, coior md qualty. 50 Issa I
,vh,,. - ..;,, vESIINGS. LII
I'd Tiussi and Coio1ed s;,Is. Fsne,y .SSa4e Sfss
Velvet, Fancy Silk and Linen, Its 1ian aiiS crsna
dine Satin, italian c 10th, silk n "a end IN
Gash u ere In great variety. s " - a -'--'7
OVERC0ATING
Black, Blue and Brown srosda Oh Uaion. wssue.,
ana riot Cloths, Fancy, hazs, Rrown anl nalDeny
! .ss,of - neaver, Gsnada mixed ana seSaSA - ~ q
10" imports ppAnv uAsnp Bats
s1AD se 4SN Il
~ vsr; Loais, Sack, sanouts, kss1ae Jaaksts
and IAinas, Frosk and Dress Rpesk O6o1s efe@l
qualities aha stIIes, Six, Velvet, fIuah. ClotA
cashmere and faIeneia Vesas, Coo9oos A010ej
aoanls 1 snd twist fancy and plain CssA1eze and
Doeskln Pants; Den'n ana 0oernssy Froekt, WsSp-
pe" aI1 yIg5ssg; - Es{ta9l
FURNISHING GOODS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-29
WOODEN PUMPS!

tS'HE subscriber il really 20 furnish WOODEsfS
Pumps 80 eres, ul any length or caracity~-
These Pumps Inte So that wRh will not heoge IN
them. Warranted to work wpli tor year. Aque
Duct logs furnished TO order.
orters may be ioil at tho eice of D. L. sborey Esl
with the subscriber his place OF busn
Shorays Machine shoi. j. G. shoREf
nay Noy IOdNtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-29
millinery and Dress Making

Brady strest, over Mr, Jacoby's Drug Stores
NJ ISIS RENWIGh respectfully iuioIms the isdies Of
vi Davenport, Rack Island aud yeist. thai she has
just returned nom The Est with the newest styles
tall aud winter Millinery, Mantlss aad.. pressss.-
Milliners from the country can be supplied with pat
terms. She has aisoa select tment OF Trimh.a9s
aud Materials for Msntles and Dresses. sss! !
Brady street, between Second aud Third.nt siaifs
Oct ~. a4.1aT4=s
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Buy what thou needest not, and it
will oblige thee to sell thy necessa
ries.