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A LIE AN ID 20 X Il r. r.

ID JACOB RIPLEY
hETCRNS has thanks to the members Of Friend
ship Lodge No. II, ]. o. o. F.. for their - ~
kind notice OF the Supper furnishes byXN IL ii
him on Thursday nls ht last. on the occa-SNkA
SION of their removal to their new hall, w
and would also invite theirs and the
pubic's attention Ia his Union Restaurant, on 18th
street, betwcen Pa. avenue and street, W here he
has always on hand the best OYSTERS. which he
serves in style, and has also private
where his friends may enjoy the luxurIes Of the
season unmolested.
Families supplied with Oysters on lIbsral terms.
JACOB RIPLEY,
a hot al "a
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EIRE-CRACKERS-TO |
9 Tolp. doc GFS S .s low
Kennedy q PrGH,
No. 5o8 7th ST., next door TO Odd FELLOW,
: d I4-eoSt Hell.
,ENTLFNMlEN,s REEs s , MaTs. ..Ss, 'sse,.
now opmplete, with the patent, as..1 les,a h
hat. Gsrtemen who have not seen THIS Img,"ve-
m s. .ss inv ted to 9. 6Iarn. aais
TIVINGSrONE,s SOUTH AFRICA.-Mis-
IL sionary travels and Researches ~ south Afrlca,
BY David Livingstone. LII. d. ID. L. L.. illustrated
Just published. and for sale at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
BOOKSTORE. near Ninth street.
d14-St Union States, Intel ]
SENAT0Rs, Members Of CONGRESS: and 81 Gen :,
sTsf Tse sssss e fS' sr r1sI.
they will find elegant suits Of Paror Reception
s esd sma where hes w I b Of having
everything prepared IN the most fashionable style.
ard at The shortest notice; likewise on the most
reasonable terms. dl4 2aw2w
DIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
] have just received several fine PIANOS. which
instruments on offered. Those wishing to buy or
rent would find II to their advantage to call at my
residence On u street, BENZ BESgsM III 81 REiss.
dI4-3t- Teacher of Music.
T IvfNGSTONE'S TRAVELS IN SOUTH
IL AFRICA.-ThIs wonderful loos ~ just pub
lshed by Harper Il Brothers, and for sale in This
ci y at Hill, lNGToN'S Bookstore. price S2.t'.
tods,'s I.ady's Book for January, 1888. he queen
of month lies: splendid embellIs hments. There are
N this number forty six engrrvinss, EXPIRE y Er
Indies. Subscrpt ons taken for the ear IS, or sin
gle numbers . cts. each, at -
JOS. SHILI.INGTON'S
Book. Stat iOnery an I Newspaper establishment,
Odeon Build pg. corner 41a st. ard Pa. av. dI1-5t
l. + A N ID o Il r. X.
beg to inform the inhabitants and visitors Of The
OF Washington and treorgef0wu Id. C, that
have and shall constantly keep hand. n stock Of
Xxx ALE add BROWN STOUT PORTER,
manufactured here entirely from Malt and Hops,
warranted FREQ from oil Injurious INGREDIENTS, put
up casks Of various sizes, suitable FOR Hotels.
Restauri nts, Boarding houses and private families,
delivered by my own drays, any part uf the above
| cities, AZ the brewery prices.
Orders received by post will lie att ended to the
dav iol.owInc.
Also, Malt and Hos for sale.
Brewery ard Mathouse corner Of X and 9th s =,
Washington city ~. c.
d4 Pm JOSEPH DAWSON.
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DIANOs FOR SALE AND RENT.

have just received several fine PIANOS. which
I will sell or rent at the owest prices. First caSs
Instruments on v offered. Those wishing To buy or
rent would find IL to their advantage to call at my
residence, ON g street, befw sen l4th and 18th
BENJAMIN REISS.
Teacher of Nusic.
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LOST AND FOUND.

NEW AND PRETTY STYLES OF wool
en- Goods. China Ornaments, Paper Msche,
hoLAUGHLIN'S, No. 80 Pa svenue,
DC between ath and 9Th streets
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lk3 per gallon; Water Ices, Cakes of every va
,,ety and sty les Jeles, Charlotte de Russo, Blanc
in the Confectionery line, at the PARLIAMENTARY
ICE CIR Fam STORE, corner 18th and F stree
d9-lmH
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The WEArHER--The following report of the
weatherfor this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about O clock q. 10 ::
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-14

TIE PAPER DOLL FAMILY
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In pPRiZE PuZZLE PICTURES,
IN oM BhOTONE;a new art novel and uniou "a
christmas present for the literary. The prize y 81
worth of looks or pictures, for finding out what
from celebrated author the pctare Illus
70 be found at DE CAMPS Bookstore Pa. ave-
nus, near 41s street. " "
street. .'. r. d. : o' ~ ~
Printing and Mounting Prints at low rates.
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nTLO0K IN .-REMOVAL-St.M Mathew
w. sunday School Festival has removed to the
lower Hall of CaTusI's Saloon. corner nth and c
streets, and will continue during the remainder Of
the week The ladies of the School feel graf efu
for the liberal patronage extended and res poet uly
sollnit n continuance of the same.
Come one, come all, and and IN our noble cause
a 10 = - ~
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III j. MCLAUGHLIN, No. =. Pa avenue he
IL: tween 8tb and 9th streets, is ope,Ing this
week new Goods, selected last week In New York
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ECONOMl. IJowven's lnodorous Preparation
II for instantly cleaning Kid Gloyes-one bott
cleans 50 pairs-prce Is cents, at
list LAMMOND,S 9TH st,ea.
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WANTED TO II IRE.-S3tal for the term Of
years. secured on an improved farm. Of -
actes ny deed o trust situated near the citN. 10
terest paid annus ly. ANY one wishing 10 invest IN
mat way, will please address J. Il. =. Box u.s.
washington city, stating ~ hen aud where an inter
Ieffeu nl7u
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WORTHY OF NorE-The recent sneecb ~
senator Douglas is received with a flourish of
trumpets and roll of drums by every Republi
can party newspaper in the land Those who
could not previously see aught of talent. force
or eloquence in him, now freely hail hin not
only as one OF the shining oratoricas tights of
the land, but as the chiefest asaons the chief
apostles Of liberty "-after their fashion. Did
We not know the peculiaritiss Of that school Of
politicians Thoroughly, we shoald wonder at
Their sudden change of front with reference to
the distinguished Senator from Illinois. But
sueA gratitude is an inyariable trait Of theirs ::
ior 'Hey never fail to acknowledge the services
VI ahy one In their cause, after that fashion
1he iact that they hail Senator Douglas as n
most welcome laborer i'm Mr. Stewards yinevard
VIII be received by the Democrats rs ample
proof that We we're correct in promptly announ-
cling the fact that he had taken stem by which
he had efectually separated himself from the
Democratic party organization upon the only
great question on which there is organized and
powerful opposition to the policy Of the Demo
cratic party. s.
AN ISFAHOTs ISLANDER Some writer from
this city to the Philadelphis Bulletin has con-
cected story charging the Hon. j. CLANCY
Jones with setting up the business Of IN Office
broker here, which the Opposition press is ex-
tensiveiy repubiishing On their part this is
an exceedingly small business, Tha: the charge
Is infinitely false and mendac;ous all who know
MI y are well aware, for no more scrupulously
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correct and high-minded member ever graced
either house of Congress. Yet, it being imp
sible to reply specifically to general charges of
this sort, much injustice may be inflicted on
Mr.. Jones by the circulation of this infamous
faisehood, for which no man of character will
dare assume responsibility
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I IVINGSTONE'S TRAVELS and r esearches
Ia In south Africa, vol, 8vo.. with Maps and En-
cravings; IS.
dH FRANCK TAYLOR.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-16
COLLEGE STUDIES

IN n. suLIOT, A. NJ, . native of Paris, France,
GRADUATE Of the Univ srsity Of kdinburs, Scot.
Professor OF Mathematics aud Languages Ia sssa-
raj Institutions In this country, aaa kEN. GEO.
W. SHELBY, A. NJ, native Of Fhiisdeiptia, 9
graduate Of the University of Pennsyivanis ut
err. dc herewith very respectfully announce that
they are prepared to receive limited number o.
young gentlemen, whom they Will instruct al
ihelr epnon In any OF the following siudiss, Viz -
NAV an d Eng sh Ian gaags., the Mental, Moral and
ysical Sciences, including thsroush eoane OF
Ma,hsm atcs nom Arithmetic TO the Gale n las like
wise this course applied 70 the All. 81 snIfe.ins,
Engineering, &C, and the Meehahissisha somnss-
DIAL pursuits.
Wswin bsstoW especial attention upon those v no
wish 10 enter college snd heiT admits sion
into Tho class they may ststss 10 eater. n
number Of pupils will not exceed i1saty $50, sna
NO person will be received anlssA his age and 60
Quifements permit Of hisbsing conveniently class
Tia os,sct Y % have a. Esw classes as possible
studying the came branch, - tsst the teachers time
| may W employ 81 70 Me greatest sdvsnASe.
| From superior method Of siAssaAeetion, s1iet
in ,eachine acquired BY many ysars' sxpsnencs, We
t1us, 10 rake this tnstituts worthy Of the liberal
| paUouAss Of THE eoMmnnlsy.
| AZ no number VI scholsss 10 limited, those dss
nag tossnd pupils OF themselves sa.sI q students
'a T:: :. =: ..ss.sss ki~.., which viii .usus
'n'''a'eh da'l Sfs ~ az .ns s:''o'ns
i The Right Rev. bishop II. " Lee, u. D.
Rev. Alfred Loadsrbxek, Rev. q. r. Maxoau,
/ Rev. ---- Ras.ion, Rev. I. Mllss,
II Gen. Geo. b. sargent, kbsnessr Cook, ksl.
s.. y. 4 Lis., Y :: S.nl.., ~
'" ANA 60. q Se~.2.s.
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LOCAL XATTRRs.

p,n n, TaApH.-The final preliminary
messing Of the Board Of Trade was held On
Tdd.y evening last. The Constitution anu
|sv.Lsws reported At the previous meeting
Yer. adopted and siguedb BY suficlen. mum
her 10 effect an organisation. Inc o~e
- the association were then elected 40 'o.'
hox,.-Mr. chas. Leslie. President Jas. u
|D.lzell, Vice President, II. H. smith,
Treasures, and I. P. Coates, Secretary
The Constitution is regarded by many a.
,,,,,. ..ceutionabls and unless altered IN
..v,ral prominent features the assoe'a.'o"
can never become popular. An o'ga'lza'
ian of tho kind should aim 6rs. Of oil to the
i,elu.ion o { every man in the city engaged
in trade. Itfregueudy occurs that the very
man vbo would do the nost service 10 .
Bo.rd Of Trade are employed in business
- .m.,I ar 20 constituted, a. would Prohie.
i, them from paying the highest rate. o.
membership established by this consttu.
ton: or !, may be, tbs, lsudable emu's-
lion In businsss, or that feeling OF Priae
which every honorable man possesses wesi'
.-s,t the same influence. No distinction
vh.,,osysr should be made aad the rates
,hould be placed 20 low a. to permit me
.n.,,e.t dealer in the city. If he chose 20
b,,. . yoissin the proceedings Of the Board.
Tb,, i, our opinion; we may be wrong, but
whether right or wrong we wish the DaS'
.nnor, Board Of Trade the largest success,
and while We freely aid, will endeavor to
throw no impedimsnt in the way Of Its pro-
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Boiler Explosion:

BUVFALU, ECU. IT,
The boiler connected with the machine
ry used to drive pumps on T. P. Baritone
section of canal enlargement, near Black
Rock Dam, exploded about one o'clock this
afternoon, totally demolshing the building
ia which il was enclosed, instantly killing
Jno. Stoue hton, engineer, John Redr, fore.
man, and Eve laborers who were working
in the canal near the building, and serious.
ly injuring several others. The explosion
was terrific, tearing the boiler into shreds
and scattering the pieces in every direction,
The windows and doors in the vicinity were
completely demolished from the conclusion
and flying fragments.
The coroner held an inquest this after
noon. the result Of which has not yet trans.
pired.
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LU M9HR!
CANNoN,s
Steam Saw & Planning Mills,
SASH, DOOM & BLIND fACTOmI.,
IWOULb respectfully call The attention Of Build
len, Farmers and ths public generally 70 ny Mfss
LUN1I1, LATH AND eUNGL1S,
and to Cash Purchasers viii make II ~ object 10
call 1T my m,ll--ths LowsG MIL on seeo nd street,
where have now on hand,
Hsusin9 o. all lengths, ffon y 70 - It.
Yraminr Lumber o. every dinsnsisn;
Flooring, plsasd Or rough,
Barn Boards Of alllenktAs;
Shingles, shaved, cut Or sawed;
Latk Of ths bsst quality;
Alse Furnishing Lumber, Siding, Se.
I.m nov nsn IA red 10 furnish at short notice,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
window ana Door Frames. AHshitrayes and
Arshitrsvs Mouldings, Columns and Pt-
lastsr Work, Plilths Base Boards,
Panel work, Corniess, Mould
inss from to 7inshss vidss
Verandah 3 BalustraGs
Scroll Work,
nm AcHRTTS, CONSOLES and MEDALLioS OR.
NAMENTS, SCROLL SA WING done to order.
The machinery in my Door, Sash and Bind Fac
and having competent w0rkneD, Ill elders iet wiz
ne VIII be oiled with pnouptness ana xuaranteee
| Ihankfui Tor past favo1s, nope oT strict alton
ton 10 ali orders to merit conunu nance OF same
| dec 10 - u. SHNso"'
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.----a.aDY Mp. wostIake, Rocking n.
~. ~ - ham Up, Nov 20th, 81, while rTS-SA
NgI OK u.out years old, crop ana AA
nnln,..ITT OH cuc ear, tp OF ears aud ehd
Of nose red; also year old steer, DARK nfoNnt
swallow iork Ia ri ght ear, stripe oo back and wntS
ne,lt Bs Sm. Porter, le,iiaire Up, pee. Ith
prindle Cow, years cid white on the belly, Whit
on The face whte tail, while on bot hiu9 lees'
s., n vatus Ely, Davenport Up, pee. u, req Low,
short horns, white spots; pale req o9w, hscI
a red Cow, black lace; red Cow, white tsee, oask
and belly, and one red aud white hslIea ~, ny
lnristan Toiut, Winfield lp.,a soirei horse on,
white legs, name and face, years ola. ny JONI
Hawthorn, teCaire fp pay Mars aI9I tore f"s,
SADDLE marked, about "a hands nigh. BY !, Caroe
sorrol Mare Colt year old, white stripe In iaes,
\, Levi Mccoy, LeClaire Tp,, one Wearing ieu
si,r r. some white iorehead and both hanks,-~
i6bn Conuor, Aliens Grove Up, pale red steer,
short heavy horns, lew white ha.rs IN ioisheen
one wbilc hsirs on flank Haud tail, ydarsold. ~
William poslon, Pleasant Valley To-. rcdisb br'ndis
~, marked on ears ana Hhiie Oh belly, Years
IA N,o Il hits Ok, red nS.k and head, whlte
,batt shoulders, yoursold. Also, white OK marx
-, IN ears 5 years old. BY Madison beL.mp,
ia or, Grove Up, red iyaar old Steer, oit OUT
mi r,yH eat; Q year Old brindla Steer, marked ~
ssrs ByN. Melton, ysarling brown steef' ~h'e
al b g K and belly. ;. ~ 49, ~ ,I,,,
a
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9rsss.

MAIL. AaaivED!-Saturlay morning h'e
Eastern mails arrived, consisting OF FORTY.
two bags, This produced great s1eitemen'
IN the business circles, as well a. among
al who for days past have been anxisusly
looking for letters, &c. During the DAY
Il, Postofi &c lobby and the side walk in
front were pretty veil crowded with pso-
pl.. We received Chicago papers oil Bat
urdsy, Monday. Wednesday and Thursday
and make liberal extracts from them Tor to-
a.y,. paper. For a few days we may re.
c.iv. our Eastern mails somewhat insgu-
,.,,v bu, we trust that We shall soon re-
s.iys them with the old promPtness. ooi
Pc,,ms s,sr and his associates certainly mao
,heir hands full last Saturday.
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IxrsovrxsuTs. casually mention
ID yesterday an Improvement contemplated
mi, season on Perry street. II the plans
Of those holding the ground be ma,ured'
hi. street from Second to Fourth Will pre-
..u, an almost uninterrupted block OF three
and four story buildings before the close OF
tn. present season. From tho corner OF
your,h to the alley will be occupied oy
f0sr story bricks erected by DR.. Wi'herwax
W. N.,vIo and others. From Griggs,
bloek to the alley will be similarly built up
hv Msssrs. Peck and Price, while the space
below the Express Office will also be bull.
upon. With these Improvements ref'y VIII
Be the bes. built street in Davenport
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Arrest On suspision.

BosroN, Feb. II.
The developments relating to the death
of Mr.. Gardner, postmaster at bingham,
have lead to the arrest of his wife on sus-
picion of poisoning him. DR.. Jackson, on
analyzing the stomach OF the deceased,
found arsenic sufi cient to cause DEATH
An inquest is now being held at bingham.
Mr.. Gardner was q native of Maine, and
about 10 years old
The steamship Arabia sailed at noon for
Liverpool She took out nearly 100000
in specie.
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Godsy's Lady's Book 70 Fsbru1ry.
IS ~ u q "a II T q n

II - ~ ~ II = 4 ~ ~
'"Tis Education forms the common mind,
just US the twig 10 bent the trees inclined
HAVING rsceiy cd an Agency for
III HOrbl0Okss SChOOi Apparatuss
Tue aiten lion o TEACHERS and TRUSTEES IL
solicited the spsci just received including the
Common school Set, price $50 90.
Packed IN a box mprisi1y an ORGY, Feliunan,
Geom etricai Soiids, Terrestrial Globe inch j M.
neral Frame, Hemisphere Globe, Cube Root Block
(sxirs} Text Book aud Magnet
Esch Of the above for sale separate. Also.
BrSss Mounted Orrerys, elS, so and is, 80
Celestial spherea $50
Pointing Rods, jointsi win screws, 50 70
Double States, No SOC, No 90
Holbrook's Neiseless Drawing slstss, No. l and 8,
80 Books, 10
- Noiseiess high School States, single, 30
double, GO
Black Board Rnbberssnd Chalk.
Lsnes' Mechanical Paradox,
or Gyroscops, $500 d 500.
Also, castings for improved
School Desks.
At The Iowa Book Rooms
No 20 Brady street, 3doors north OF the Post once
limo 10 IT ELL ADAMS.
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ns.truutiys r,rss Los. Of Lifs.

New York, Feb. 10.--A fire broke out in
the five story building, corner OF Mercer
and Blocker streets, occupied by Mr.
Bosch as cabinet warehouse building
The building was entirely destroyed with
most of its contents. Loss between 10000
and $4,000 dollars. Mr.. Bosch and his
wife persisted in the aames.
Mobile, Feb. 9.-The Shippers, Planters.
Hunts and Montgomery cotton presses
were burned yesterday, and 10000 or 49,
600 bales Of cotton consumed Loss $780,
600,
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Machine and Jobbing Shop.

IL D. ARBOrTis now prepared 10 manufacture
Il . Saw Arbors, Rotary Saw Mills, Hsisting Ma.
shinsry for stores Fiouruy ill Iron Work, aud all
kinds Of work usually done in the maeainisi hns.-
Special attention gives 70 repairing saw, FIGURING
and Planning MilI machinery; also fnIeshng Ma.
chimes sepslred Without delay. Having procured
the best Eastern to0ls, together with many years
sxpsrisnss II she basinsss lesl confident OF
sssbssevsnI0 all Who NAV favor me with call -
asas The 3. =. depot Davenport Gets 80 WON .
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THROUGH OUR

Mills fay corn
Aothsr grain, Steam
Engines Of any STA, aiso
Rotary Saving Machines Xxi.
furnished b order; Iron Mas
ties and Crates d ways on
hand, steam WI istlss and
Brass goods for steam
work generally.-In I've
line Of Building Matss1.
ais Ne defy compstt.
ten. We give psrticg.
IS lar attention 70 this branch sfths ted
and knew that We can satis ~ AHy nd
oil who have occasion % want any Goods
In DE way Of building. We keep only he
hest brands Of Nailssnd Spikes, VIII to Lad .
Paint Oh, end . very larSs assortment Of
Trinmipgs, such :. Locks b Lstshss, Butn
; Hinges, elias, eash, Doom, Patty, SAsh
puilies, Window Springs aad Locas,
WEIGHTS and Cord and shiugs too numer ems 70
mention. Our stock OF Fancy Hardware and osh 81
goods will BE- toand attractive. We have the -
sortmsnt Of Silver plated Ware, consisting Of Tsa
Sets, Cake 6asksts, Co1ss Urns, Table and 1Sa
Spoons, Brsekfast and Dinner Castors new
ssslss, Mustard, Sugar and Salt spoons,
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WILLIAMS, HRALD co,
onN rnUNnRRS AND MACHINyBTS,

TKUN 49, :. n !,
i Iiana islnn. K T., az miles above the X. X.
EI,asn across the Misslsspliriyer with good stock
az new Tools, are prepared 10 MI orders Tor Mill
"a p.,nry saw Mills, Skating and most Other
49,, r NnrI,rery now liz use tnthis vicinity, Al
soa ,ltngs of all kinds Repairing promptly exc
GU cd. 40 ,,,z, r,no5 uG,.
ID oiine, Raok I4lsnd Go, Illinois, Jah.< WON
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Hohs aaAiN.-Our old friend and fellow
citizen, Hon. John P. Cook, has returned to
the city after IN absence at Washington Of
some months on business connected with
the house with which he is associated :
He has as yet failed to call up and repsr'
himself. but we understand he reached this
place by the fast line, being only about
week coming from Chicago to Davenport
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-16

WsATHER.-On Saturday we had an old
fashioned pour down rain accompanied BY
thunder and lightning. The wea,her'wise
may argue that this is the finale OF winter
but like many false prophets they may find
themselves mistaken, before the welcome
song Of the spring bird ID heard.
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Mrs. MAcaEADY gave her Readings to
large assembly considering the weather and
condition Of the streets, evening before
last, and left yesterday morning for Iowa
CITY, thence to Muse atine, Burlington, ke.
skuk, and Quincy. We were not present
a, her Readings here, but understand she
cave full satisfaction.
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NEW STORE.

r1NlIk uuleIbIeItu Is INV it0NlNNN d'H oIV7E'F'k
ri,ts a.cprtnert OF Choice Family Groceries, coisEi
AN a. : n Beicher's syrup Mulassea \. o Clarified
Powdered and Crushed. sugars, No. l. aud aackcie'
Teas good assortment, Rio and Java Coffee ram seai
Wooden and Willow Ware. Dried Apples ana reaches
st,r and Tallow Candies, pIied Beei Ses ae'
Also
PitchfJrku Spades sorps, shoSrs, Hoes, tnhts ohoh
Hoes and anything usually found in Family grocery
xhich ana determined 10 se Tor cash as cheap as ths
shsapsst Don't forget the place. West side Of aaJ b.
three dauIS from the fost A.. - - a NM ..
ApIi lodw-u fAhhhLh pAo'-
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NI EhSDERS' Commentary complete,
IN BY Conant, S1,6t
Bible Manual, by W. W. Eyeits, 1850
Illustrations OF Scripture, by II. b. Hackett, ,25
History Translation Of the English bibie,
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Bible Dictionary, by H. Malcolm, ID. c., IS
m eodo sia or Heroine Of Faith, with Portrait 90
purgeon the Modern WhitAeid, by Magown, 100
Sacred Scenes and CHI ractsrs by Headley, l,25
Foot ri ints OF tho Creator by Hugh Miller, LOO
old Red Sandstone, engrayings, 90
Plurality Of Worlds, BY K. Hitchcock, p. P, 90
Earth and Man, auyot, rs
Man, Primeyai, HaH 70
Pre- DANTE Earth, g l,Go
Chr 1t In Ii story, Is Tarnbuli, LES
Riches oil Grace by 81 Living Witnesses, 100
Medtations on Last Days Of Christ, 90
and Kings of the Old Testament, 1875
Smittan Housohol or Thoughts for the
Afflicted, 100
Christian Mirror, Lectures By j. B. Jeter, D. b. 65
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