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Corn! C0rn!! COrn!!
FOR SALE BY NICHOLAS RIGHTOR.


 CORN MEAL kept constantly on hand, together with everything in the Provision line, such as Sugar Cured Canyassed Hams, Side Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt, Whisky, barrels and half barrels; Rice, Soap, Candles, Flour, Tobacco, Candy, &c., &c. all of which am determined to sell as low as can possibly be afforded.
 1 have also a general assortment of DRY GOODS, which offer for Cast on excel lent terms.
 Beef hides, Deer skins, Coon skins and Mink skins, &c., bought, for which will, at all times, pay Cash.
 Cy still keep at the same old stand on Front Row, where you can always find me ready te wait on you, unless sickness pre- vents.
 June IS. N RIGHTOR.
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NEW DRUG STORE III HELENA.

TVEIE undersigned is now opening, in the E new buildings of J. J. Jackson $ Co.,, on Main street, first door below Bumpass, Clopton & Co.,, Q most complete assortment of
 P URE DRUGS& MEDICINE, 7, PAINTS
 Oils, Varnishes, Putty, Dye-stuffs, Per
 fumery, Cigars, Tobacco, Fine
 Wines, Brandies, Sc. and all articles usually kept in the Drug line, to which he would respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of Phillips and adjoining counties.
 His stock is the most complete one ever offered in this market, and he is determined to make it to the interest of physicians and planters, and especially cash buyers, to trade with him. Having been engaged in the Drug business for fifteen years, those who buy of him can feel assured of getting prescriptions carefully compounded, and medicine carefully and faithfully put up.
 To the ladies of Helena and vicinity he would say that his stock of PERFUMERY and FANCY SOAPS is the largest and best assorted in the place; and, moreover, can be bought from twenty-five to fifty per cent. lower than any other house in Helena.
 Sept. 9, 1855. L. CAGE.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.-D. B. MCKENZIE, Guardian of D. NJ. Brickey, having filed his settle ment account, at the April term of the Probate Court of Phillips county, 1857.
 Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested in said settlement account Jo come forward aud file their exceptions, if any they have, or be- fore the second day of the July term of said Court or they may be forever barred from excepting to said account or any item thereof
 June 27. 1857. E. II. CoWLEN Clerk.
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R E M Q Al

I HAVE removed my Produce and Groceries to the room on Front Row, re- gently occupied by R. L. Phillips, where i have fitted up in neat style, and made hand some additions to my stock Call in, if you want the best of bargains
 June l3, 1857. BENJ. SHEPARD.
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Hail storm in Missouri,

ST. LOUIS, June 23.-There was terrible hail storm in Buchanan county, Missouri, which de- stroyed the crops and killed several cattle in the fields. Several persons were severely injured Some of the hailstones picked up were as large as goose eggs.
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All of which will of course be sold upon terms most astonishingly low and exceed ingly accommodating. So, call in if you want good bargains and to do well generally. It is the intention of the subscribers to keep on hand every article that the wants of the community at large-the planter, the farmer, the mechanic, and citizens generally may need, and will require only fair, req sonable profit for the same We intend to merit, and consequently will doubtless re- ceve, liberal share of custom from the people of this enterprising little city, and rich and fertile country. Respectfully,
 CURRY $ DOWTY.
 March 28, 1857.
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5. H. BARTON, Agent for the sale of Hoard & Sons Portable Steam Engines, manufactured at Watertown, New York; These engines range in size from to 25 horse power-prico fraction over $50 horse power. For simplicity, durability, and fa- ciIty for generating steam, they excel any engine now in use.
 For particulars, address Box 84, Helena, Ark.
 am also authorized to receive orders for the renowned Carver Gin, and for the sale of Clark's Corn Mill, made at Clinton, Miss.
 Nov. l5, 1856.
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Shingles for Sale,

THE UNDERSIGNED will fill orders for any amount of Shingles. The article of Shingles made by him are of the best mate rial, and well made prices moderate. Ad- dress orders to the subscriber at Askew's P. O., Phillips Co.,, Ark.
 F. M. BLEDSOE. May 30. 1857
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Governor of Nebraska.

WASHINGTON, June 23-Col. Richardson having declined the Govenorship of Nebraska, the present Governor resumes his duties. J. II. O'Neal is re- moved from the District Attorneyship of South ern 0hio.
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s. w. EY FIR s |,
DEALER IN

DEALER IN American and Italian Marble,
 HELENA, ARK. Every description of MONUMENTS, OBE- LIsKs, ToMBs, HEAD and FooT STONES, made to order in the best style of the art April II, 1857.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned respectfully announces to the citizens of Helena and the surround ing country, that he has opened a new Car penter's Shop in the city of Helena, and will do work on the shortest notice and in the best manner, as cheap as any other man. Give me call. You will find my Shop near NIr. Platt's dwelling.
 will also keep constantly on hand Win dow Sash, Blinds, and Doors, and will make Cof6ns according to order.
 April II, 1857. E. w. JONES.
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., Saturday June 2O-The Americans have elected R. W. Rodman for Mayor, after the fifth trial, by 800 majority
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WASHINGTON, Saturday, June 2O.-Commodore A. H. Catesby Jones is now suffering here from af- lection of the heart. His lifeis despaired of.
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CHICAGO, FRIDAY, June 19-Jackson Convey. who was convicted of the murder of Morris, in Lake county, last fall, was hung to-day. He con- fessed the deed.
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CJ Attention is called to the new adv't. of Mr. Benj. Shepard. He has removed to Front Row and made handsome additions to his stock, and has attached to his estab- ishment Bakery, where can be found ev- erything in that line. Give Mr. s. call he is an honest dealer and clever fellow witbal
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Boston, Saturday, June 2O.-The republican party have nominated N. P. Banks late Speaker of the House of Representatives, for Governor of Maasn cLn nsetts
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EAenfUCkY EIecfiOns.

LOUISVILLE, June 22-P. M-Tncomplete returns indicate the electoin of Wheat, the American can didate, by small majority, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the Chief Justice of Ken tuckv
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New Establishment. GROGERIE2, PR0DUGE, T0RElGN A DOMESTIC LIQU0Rs, WINES,
 G1R1IALS, &G.. Ag.

THE undersigned is now receiving and opening at his new building on Main street, opposite the courthouse, large and careful ly selected stock of Groceries, Produce, and all other articles usually kept in an estab- lishment of the kind-consisting in part of the following articles
 Champagne, Cognac Brandy, CataWba, Extra Old Bourbon, Muscat, Extra Old Rye, Claret, Extra Monongahala, Maderia, Brandy Cherries, Old Port, Brandy Peaches, Ass'd Cordials, Mesinger Gin, Ale, Wolfe's Schnapps.
 All for sale by H. c. RIGHTOR. Coffee, Candles, Soap, Sugar, Molasses, Starch, Salt, Whisky, Rice, Rice, Golden Syrup, Tobacco, Lard, Tea, Bacon, Mackere, Flour.
 All for sale by H. c. RIGHTOR. FRUITS put up in their own juice. Peaches, Ass'd Candies, Strawberries, |' Spices, Pine Apple, '' Sauces, Prunes, Pickles, Jellies, Snuff, Preserves, Salad Oil,
 Mustard.
 For sale by H. c. RIGHTOR. Linseed Oil, Spades & ShoYels, Lard Oil, Sad-irons, Turpentine, Shot, Lead, White Lead, Coffee Mills, Resin, Cotton Rope, Litharge, Hemp, Copperas, Packing Yarn, Lamp Black, Backing, Spanish Brown, Stoneware, Alum, Matches. June 27, 1857. H. c. RIGHTGR.
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NEW CABINET
ENTERS SHOP.

WE have just completed commodious and conveniently arranged Cabinet and Jur- penter's Shop, situated in West Helen ,n Porter Street, one door West of Pentecost's Tan Yard, where we will be prepared to do every description of work in our Iine-will contract for building houses in any part of the country, within fifty miles of Helena and furnishing Doors, Blinds, Sash, Re- CoFFINs made to order, with the utmost neat ness and dispatch. Persons employing us to do any work may rely upon its being done in faithful and workmanlike manner. and at reasonable, {" live and let live prices.''
 GEORGE W. & F. A. FRANKS.
 Helena, May 16, 1857.
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NEW EsrABLIsHMENT.-O perseyering young friend, Mir. Henry Clay Rightor. is in receipt of a large stock of Groceries, Pro- duce, Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Tobacco, Fruits, &c.,, which he says will be sold as- tonishingly low. He has opened on the ground floor of his large new building on Main street. Mir. R. is native of the soil, having been born and raised in Helena-and by perseverance and honest industry has made some money--and has with com mendable public spirit invested a large share of it in improving and adorning our city, Is he not, therefore, entitled to the consid- eration and esteem of our citizens, and share of public patronage?
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RAIN.-Refreshing showers fell on Thurs day and yesterday. Too much rain just now will seriously damage the wheat and oat crops.
 P.S. Immense quantities of rain fell last night, and the clouds this morning looking threatening. The rain has been general all over the county, we believe.
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GUARDIANS N0TICE.-JEssE LOCKE, Guar dian of las l.. Ward, having filed his second set clement account, at the April term of the Probate Court of Phillips county, 1857.
 Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested in said settlement account to come forward and fila their exceptions, if any they have, on or be- fore the second day of the July term of said Court or they may be forever barred from excepting to said account or any item thereof.
 June 27, 1857. E. II. C0WLEY, Clerk
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE -B. BAILEY, Administrator of the estate of Joab Rawlinson, dec'd., having filed his first settlement account, at the April term of the Probate Court oI Phlills county, 1857. ;..o.o.tod
 Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested in said settlement account to come forward ana file their exceptions if any they have on G or pc fore the second day of July term oI said Gouft they may be forever barred rom eA09p''iis " ''''T I,no 9- Is57 E. II. COWLEY, Clerk.
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Memphis, Napoleon and White
 River Packet,

Memphis, Napoleon and White
 River Packet,
 UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER K A q E F n1S B FEE .
 LEAVES, GOING DOWN, MEMPHIS, every Monday and Friday, at ? o'clock, P. M STERLING and HELENA, at 12 o'clock at night. FR1AR's POINT, at o'clock, a. NJ. LAcoNIA, g o'clock, a. m., Tuesdays and Saturdays. CARsoN's LANDING and CoNcoRD1A, 9@ o'clock a.. m., Tuesdays and Saturdays.
 ARRIVES AT NAPOLEON l2 o'clock, a. m., Tuesdays and Saturdays.
 RETURNING, LEAVES NAPOLEON, every Tuesday and Saturday, at o'clock, P. M. CoNcoRDIA, CARsoN's LANDING, LAcoNIA, 66, etc., Tuesday and Saturday night. FRIAR's PoINT, f P. M., Wednesdays and Sundays. HELENA, 6 a. m., Wednesdays and Sundays. STERLING, ' a. m., Wednesdays and Sundays. HAkBERT's LANDING, 8 a. m., Wednesdays and Sundays. WALNUT BEND, 9 to 10 a. m., Wednesdays and Sundays. COMMERCE, l to P. M., Wednesdays and Sundays. HARKLERoADs' and BERGETT's, to M.
 ARRIVES Wednesdays and Sundays, at 5 o'clock, P. N. June 20, 1857.
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ByIDA UIS1'A STADII!

FTYHE undersigned respectfully return E their thanks to their old customers and to the transient customers, for their liberal patronage during the past season, and invite them to call and see Us again. We will be pleased to Serve them at all times, and will endeavor to satisfy all. Owing to an in- crease in the price of grain and forage and the price of labor, we are compelled to in crease our prices somewhat
 The following will be the current rates of charges from this date
 Board of horses by the month, (pay-
 able at the end of each monthl. ...$l5 sol Board of horses by the week, (payable
 at the end of each week. )............ sol Board of horses for A hours... sol Keeping horse one night. l % Single feed. .....,....................... 40 Hitching horses in the stable without
 feed... ............................ 50I Hire of carriage per day....,...-..... 00I
 |" |" half day...... sol
 " |" at night, double
 price, according to time and place. Horse and saddle per day............. 50 Hire of Hearse to Helena Grave Yard 5 co Hire of do. beyond the corporation, 10 co Hire of do. to exceed ten miles, 15 co
 All persons hiring carriages from the sta- ble will be bound for all expenses during the trip, going and returning, and not suffered to control said carriage upon its return; nor will any one be suffered to add any loading after starting, or to transfer their seats to any other person or persons.
 All persons hiring horses from this stable will be held responsible for all damages to horse or rigging, either by accident or other- wise.
 All persons boarding horses by the month will be required to settle at the end of the month; and in failing to do so, they will be charged by the day, for each day after the expiration of the month
 HARGRAVES & KINSEY
 Helena, Jan. 1, 1857. ProprietOrs.
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nzg The Masonic Celebration of Mednes

C1T The Masonic Celebration of Wednes- day, the 24th, was highly creditabIe af- fair. The procession was the largest ever witnessed in our streets. The address was delivered by P, R. Cleburne, Esq, which we hear spoken of in praiseworthy terms. The dinner was also excellent, and all things passed off well, including the Ball, which was given in the evening at Mr. Rightor's new HalI-which, by the by-when entirely finished will be handsome ornament to our prosperous and growing little city.
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SoULE FEMALE CoLLEGE-MatfJrees5oro, Tenn.-This respectable institution of learning, located in beautiful and healthy region of country, is now in most four ishing condition. And if parents or guard ians design sending their daughters or wards abroad to finish their education, there is no school, perhaps, in the Union, that would be preferable. The fact of its being under the patronage of the Tennessee Annual Con- ference, is of itself a sufficient guarantee of it's great responsibility.
 See advertisement in another column.
 O~~~-~-o~oINOO-~ON-NON
 GB The communication entitled "Allke Raker's Rights Defended," shall have a place in our next.
 N1Nu%-N~~-NO~ONN1N-N%
 Cy The river has been rising rapidly for several days past. The rise is doubtless from the Missouri.
 ~N~I~.~ON-~-~1~0~-~-O-~
 SPARKLING CATAwBA WINEs.-The "pure juice of the grape," and no mistake-natiue grapes, too-can be found at the store of our young friend, HenrJ Rightor; also a very excellent article of cordials.
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CORN FOR SALE.

IHAVE about 500 bushels of Corn Gin the shuck.) for sale at my place, 1 miles Southwest of Helena, on the Little Rock road. 1. E. LAMB.
 June 20, 1857.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-24

THE SUBSCRIBER, AZ ASSIGNEE Of
Y The Real aad rsr.ona kstass Of hoassl,
asrs for The following psees Vi assfsble Ma
Estate lyias within shs city u Davenport sndnsim-
ms house aai premise. ..,aa,.a On the liver road
Exsl bayearDrt. lately oeeapsed ~ the Ts.dcnSs
said N uoassl House contains ten ro.'Ess,
~.ih sie.es. &C and wood house, .sselr es'.sa sad
deep, extending from College As-nas TO said River
Also. the leu aad eounasdaus two story brick
hoase, n.xf rast ~ the residence of Mr. shoap. on
the said road 20 Eass Davenport This house IL
f The bsst baiit housns a Of abaut the city situate
upoa eninaace aud commanding unobsiraesed
view ~ the Mississippi River and River Bridge, noek
Island ad The two etes The lst 10 lls feet front by
Ai.s' tas .hrs. story erick warehouse, on m alley
ranaiag seath q the Nissi..pp = Missouri Railroad
I..s, three aae haid.ns io,s In Rosks aaa g. Ia
Forests Dl1a. addition 70 the city II Davenport.
Ai.o, iweaty.hve building lots Ia pavis,a = Truce
Also !sasshod interest In par Of Block a. % the
.iyof Davenport. extending from From, street To
,seond street and being ~ feet ffo.t aud rear snd
Also, lot. No O. and 10 In the town u Bethany
Also. lot In Block o. Ia the city of l-e Claire
.oaa.y, % the State o. Iowa. 10 VII Ths andlsdsd
,asslgh.h pari Of the f'lIosing described land. sa
~ : ssi e y: .s a =. i's' .sa 4 ~.
q y " ~ ?! &c Al y Ias,:A,p y Nsf'A ?,
4 y. Il. d II West NV = V !"
.Also. The aadyid.d sA!ss eighth psrs Of 3 X ofS
Also tbs following laad. lyias and belax situated
Il s..ns, s'ra'f 4: y y'.'s I. 4 lows z '. '
SACRIFICE AID pss.las. 9 / % i".s ne 20 : ;.
nassapors. nlsck, Msa street, Alisn : c,ssn. Fs.s
oNse 6aildias BrAdy street. or Of The uadsrsssasd
a'as a0sF 0r'A Of r''' oes u :''i'' s Nh
mylsaiw.f Assignee &c. Of Peter \ Hoas..
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&. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND,
II eel EseOfe s1ge Z

tsrccTssos TO coz c kApse
Has for sale
TWENTY IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
i county with good comfortable dwelling, lar4s
orchard OF every kind Of fruit, running water ana
everything to make farm desirable VIII be scd
very reasonable
Fsneen unaaprsvea rarnss.
In Scott county Pleasant. situated, and capital
land for farming purpose. Terms yer, cas-,
STE hundred and forty acre. In Guthrie count,
One hundred aud twenty asrcs In Isw~ county
Farm In Johnson eoun,y
Seven hundred acres Ia AiaiE county
Three hundred acres IN 0tunds county
Two Hundred acres In Daias county
F.ns farm Of 100 acre. Fulton Station with y
sercs timber
Hcuse and lot on Fourth street
House and lot on rinh street
BaIIding lots Oh Brady and Second street
Lots on Perry street,
Block Of lots on Rock Island and Iowa street.
Building lots on Harrison aud Sixth street.
Forty acre farm Newton
A beautiful farm Of 80 acres situated Ia B.aisn
county
Farms In wasLinytoa county
A few acres Of Land In the vicinity u Davsap9Ii,
suitable for country seats
Houses aud Lot. tn the cit. Vi Davsnps.t
Farm. In C.intoG county, improved sni uGinprs
we'd hear Railroad and River
City property In lie c.alrs
Bai.ding lots tn WATERFOWL Ill
Three hundred Ii snifeeIt !otsiI FatoI addition
10 las, Davenport eouIinaiidlLg . splendid view u
the Mississippi RIVER aad Hook leland These .ots
can be purehased On very reasonable tsrms
Great Endorsements are offered to mschanies -
well ~ capitalists ssd oshers
Cali and sssanins usps aud price, At
MAvILASDs
yS2Sgf Oriee, lie Claire How
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NiSSeUri Lands,

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PERFECTED
L arrangements for Locating Land Warrants in
Southern aaad Southwestern Missouri, near the MEe
u the southwest Branch OF the Psclne kxiiroad -
They have employed a reliable agent who has heen
familiar with thar section VI counsr, for many years
and who will locate warrants such lands oaly a.
Ae las personally Inspected The isnds kno~n
to 30 superior for agricultural aud grazing purposes
sna to abouad VA the richest mineral d~rsosits
Maps and pla's % the country exhibiting the char
aeteF aad position II the iaads may be At their
ofiice, NJ Grants Block, Main street
js23dsf W. 4 BARRIER d co
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Davenport Real Estate Agency
WOOD, MICHENER & co,
w Cor. ro~rsh a~s R~rk a~a>~S q

WObD, MISHENEk q %,
=. w. Cor. Foursh a~a Rsek lsuanA sss.,
pAN OFT. IOWA
FsASxin co. Notary Pablie
AMOS J. NteaSsER, Swrseyor
WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO
w the .s.e anu negotiation of
LANDS. LOTS BUILDINGS LEAsEs RENTS,
ke IN the city Of Davenport aad suburbs In iute
fioT C..iss Iowas aad Villages Ia Iowa and sioiA-
N. STATE. special attention viii be givea TO
COLLECTING RENTS PAYING TAxEs.
aad taking charge q property foe noa. resident.
MONEY LOANS,
Ia large or small amenais can al~ays b. effected ~
Deed Of Trust and god Mortgage security, through
REGISTERED AND FOR SALE,
large list Of vsiuaa.e Real Estate 10 which are
adding rare iniaccm.n's every day and 10 which s~
.ayite the attention Of purchaser
LAND WARRANTS LOCATED
Deed. Mortgage Doads and all other legal lastru.
-ssat. drawa a. our once ON the shortest nosic<
We would lavl,s the attention u ,sess ~i.slns -
axe profitable Investments TO the fol.owins he, q
~ s.a Gsaaty Property
CITY PROPERTY
- Good Hon.c and Lot on brady street esss side
Eve Lpeazi street, sls feet by 81 VIII be sold
Zap aah oa easy term.
- House and L., on Tsn,h street. near Fsrruua
est hall Lot VI THIS Lot With the Improvement.
III be cold faf 500
" Rose I'M containing tao Asrs.. l,ins ON Third
street, containing ans shade aud fiGi, frees ro~e
oushes aud other flower.
a. A dee Lot containing tao acres fronting %
Locust, lie Claire and lows streets
10 Dwelling House aud Lot si.usts 90 Ninth ct
ostvesa Fsrnum and lie Claire streets. IA complete
order 0ooi elstefg and cellar Lot zuxss feel
i.LAsEs FOR SALE
y Fine Esw two story uouss containing nins
rooms 10, 2txso feet Lease 20 ran i5s ysars-
~ a lsase on iowa street, between Third and
Fourth strssts Good dwelling He afssen y~sTs
TO run
DaI.ding Garden and Farm Lo,s in and near The
city.
FOR VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY.
refer oaI fF.snds aud the public 10 tbs extensive
Lat eossa.nsd ~ our circulars just issasd aud to DO
found al our Once
WOOD NICHENER CO,
te25 Corner OF Fourth and koek leland ste
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b. p. & u. 8 Column.
DcRnOws, rnngTvmAu . nAGoonas,
wholesale dealers In
Groceries, lrsa, Salt, Cement, &e.
Axsnts for tbs sAis a.
= q HERRING 4 co., CgiEBnATED rfRg

HkkRfNG co., CEIEBeATED ft18
THlEr P1saSOr sAHEss
L. 7. FAIRBANKS SCALES.
NE SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON
W hard fui. s,ock of orocerie., which Ne enss
~ " Louis. and purchasers VII md our gocds 10 Ss
q The best aaall,y aud warranted equal 70 ssmpie
SUGARS MUsC0yADo, PORTO RICO.
- clarified Crushed and Powdered
toffEE-EIo. MOCHA, JAVA, ALSO
- aroand sa,se and k..rnee of Coffee
MoLAssEs-N NEW ORLEANS, SUGAR
~ hna." ssd Syrup
HEAs-iMPERlAI YOUNG HYsON. DUN
f"WhEk sid Nsek Teas
\fICEs- fEPrER ALLsPICE, CHINA
~ Mon. ti"y". Ginger Nu.tata sni Su,mss.
&oArs-fANcN AND TOILET FAMILY
~ EFs-ivc aud Castle
rANDLEs-sPERMA pANANTiNr sTEs
" RiNE star and Ia.ow
oils SPERM SOLAR LARD BANK
~ Re-tn, I.in..ed aud uliNc
DAINTs WHITE LEAD AND ZINC
! faiai-
CIGARS HAVANA GERMAN & AMERi.
~ GAN Rrsni-
I'oDtcCO~ NATURAL LEAF, VIRGINIA
! and Missouri Found s. $. Twist, Tia Foi!
,nd smoking
YEAST POWDERS or VARIOUS BRANDS
CANDIES ASSORTED 4 FANCY. GUM
y aud Lemon Prop. iaienses
DRrNEs Is GLASS JARS, BONES AND
hatrrl- 1ttron Fix Paste aud Currants
DltkLEs -uSpERw0oDS BRANDS, As.
SORTED s'ses repper sauce
powDER SHOT. LEAD AND CAPS, of
! all KIND. sui .iss.
STARCH CORN rfARL AND FAMILY.
NUTS ALMONDS, BRAzlL FILBgRTs
~ Pea, Pecan, u Walnut. All coSoa
RAIsiNs Nj II & LAYER WHOLE AND
~ half boxes ssltana ard Malaga
4 CHOCOLATE COCOA. BEoMA rARINA.
u Tsploca whea,sn onts and Dat Ma
HALT-kANAwHA SYRACUSE. TURKS
~ Is.and, Lisrtppol blo@h aud ufouna Alsu
LOUISVILLE AND UTICA.
~ Plaa,erins Hair s,nceo Plaster Milwaukee aaI
ssndasky soda All three tone ~ store aId To-
BASKETS MARKET HALF TO ONE AND
- one Lalf bushels, Corn ard Clothes
INOoDES wARE-TUBs, PALS, WASH
w Boards Churps, Aop., Ass hs.vss. &c.
(,oRDA0E-MANILLA JUTE. HEMP q
SCottvn Cefdsgs q all sls~s
I,,ISH- MACkEREL, SALMON & WHITE
/ Flsh Treat Codnsh and Smoked usiibut
GLASS WINDOW GLASS, ASSORTED
VI sises Tamtlsrs, Jars and pcmiyshns
llRIMsToNE. SULPHUR. SALT. DORAx.
ID indigo
PIERCE & co. AND ~
WI Louie
plPEs-fANcY T D. AND sToNE.