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To Ae Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Cinnamon CtlHaeil

GAnnnN Herewith transmit statement Of the
account of the corporation of Washington With the Bank
Of Washington up to the 9Th inst In explanation Of
this il is proper that inform you that nearly the whole
Of the money borrowed for the Of the corporation UNI
der several acts authorizing temporary loans has been
paid out of this receipts viz s. O0O borrowed from
Riggs Co., under authority of an act approved june
Is, 1857 due and paid the 10th utmo, with the
interest thereon amounting to $50 so $1,000 borrow
ed from the Bank of Washington under act approved
July 1856 together with the interest thereon amount
ing to s33 80 sis, 000 borrowed from the same bank
under authority of the act together with the in
teres due thereon amounting TO $40 and So 000 Dor
rowed OF s. A. Greeyes under authority a the act ap
proved June 25 1857 with the interest thereon amount
ing TO sos 49, The last three loans not due but
with the money in bank and the deranged state of the
currency the country rendering ii TO impossible to
foresee what might be the state of things by the time
they were due, deemed il expedient to anticipate then
maturity and pay them Off and thereby to the
poration the interest which would upon them
besides putting that of funds beyond all posi-
BILE danger of loss from the financial revuson then
generally anticipated also paid the 10Th ult ST. 400
in taking up given by my predecessor the 3ls
day of May 1885, in part payment Of purchase Of square
south of square 49, and which due expressed
on its face the ''24th day OF May, 1851 On this
also paid interest amounting to SIS 80. Thus making
s34 6s5 O6 of the floating debt of the corporation which
has been paid of the of the current year eay
ing 900 of temporary loans brrowed from the Bank OF
the Metropolis which will not be due until the 10th OF
December next.
Very respectfully,
w. B. MAGRUDER, Mayor.
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Indiana Estioa.

CINCINNATI, Oct. l4.-An election took place in In
diana yesterday to FIJI tho vacancies in the supreme
court of the State caused by the designations Of Judges
Goains and Stuart also for county clerks and commits
sione. The democrats claim that under the constitution
the vacancies in the supreme court must be filed by the
governor therefore they made no nominations.
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DR. w c. Williams, of Manchester, who lost sic, 00t
by the Ohio Life and Trust Company hung himself in
barn on the night of the 9th of October.
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A despatch from St Louis, dated the 18th, says
number of Santa Fe merchants have arrived TO night
with upwards Of 900 in gold, for the purpose OF
settling up their old accounts and purchasing goods
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The Financial CRISIS.

New YoRK, Oct l5-p, m.-Business matters are
looking cheerful to-day. The banks going on
usual except that they pay specie Stocks took
upward turn at the first boardyginia 6s advancing IT.
the Delaware and Hudson Canal 10 Erie convertbles)
5 New York State stocks l2-and several others less
figures ... n.... ..m.'
1t is said that special agent of the Messrs Roths-
chds in the Vanderbilt with orders to buy securi
ties to large amount.
Specie Is abundant and lacks buyers at per cent.
The Clearing House to-day agreed that all balances
may be settled in current bank notes instead of specie
The banks are working tremendously together and
things tending greatly toward restoration of conf
dence and revival of business ..."
Boston, Oct. l5-An adjourned meeting of the banks
held to-day to arrange plan for facilitating bust
by clearing house proposition to discount un-
doubted paper discussed This will afford great relief
the business men, who beginning to bend beneath
the pressure.
Messrs Little, Alden, g. Co have not suspended They
only ask extension in behalf of several mills for which
they are the agents. ..-. ".... ...r-.-
RICHMOND Oct. l5-The Bank of Virginia here sus-
pended this morning sa ra.
PETERSBURG, Oct l5.--The branches of the Bank of
Virginia and the Exchange Bank at this place suspended
to-day. *s
New ORLEANS Oct. l4.There is great excitement here
to-day. The Union Bank has suspended and there is
all the free banks
The notes of James Robbs bank taken at the Citi
zens and Southern Banks No failures have yet taken
place
The branch mint has purchased from the banks $780,,
600 in silver, paying in gold.
New ORLEANS, Oct. l5.-The run continues heavy on
the Citizens and Canal Bank but is less the
other There is great excitement, and business is para
lyzed
Robbs bank kept open till p. m, yesterday, and no
doubts expressed of it the Southern Bank These
the only free banks left. ..@ "a 100.
RICHMOND, Oct l5-The Farmers and Exchange Banks
he.e suspended this morning W "a t...E. " fE
The Bank of Virginia still holds out
Augusta, Oct ia public meeting of the citizens
here recommended all the banks to suspend. ...
The Union Bank suspended this morning
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l5-the banks here to-day manifest
disposition to not accept the provisions of the relief BILL
and there is additional gloom in business circles.
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k. P. Campbell Of this State, has teen promoted
to rstcass clerkship 81, 600. in the Post Office De
partment This intelligence will be gratifying to Mr..
Campbells numerous friends in Tennessee.
Memphis Appeal
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Iosrd Slate Election.

CHICAGO, Oct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. democratic
candidate for governor has majority Of $50 in this city
Davenport-The black-republican candidate for gov
ernor has a majority OF 200 in this city.
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Ashock Of earthquake feltat Evansville, Indiana
about the day and hour that the shocks occurred
Illinois and Missouri.
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RISING STAR.

II HAVE Just received from Philadelphia few Of
the Rising cooking decided
the old Morning Patented 1857 had them
Philadelphia this and fy suited 10 this
ket They heavy the best Pennsyvana
maesb IRON the cooking utensils made heavy and
Manufactured by n Church. ESQ., Philadelphia Please call and
iE ID
the largest variety Of found
the District Of Columbia Ranges Latrobe ere aces
nor companions paror Cumberland Crates other New York
latest patterns.
All the above for HaaY IA Q C. woODwAaDS ORA
Metropolitan Stove and crste Factory, d
10Th and 1l,h streets bsicnuy stoves,
Sep I5--soewh Nos 3Is and af2 Penn ayenne.
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"OUSEKEEPERS,. ATTENTION. have this
day another supply Of the Coal Gas Burners This
smoke from the coal thereby making
saving fuel from the coal suitable
a apartments &c. -.... ..... .... ..........
only Woodwards Stove Crate, Furnace and Cook
ing Factory 31s and a22 Pennsylvania avenue between
10th and 18th streets.
6-eod4w
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Notice.

Notice.
DY virtue of deed of trust from Henry Prenot
ID the undersigned trustee dated September 80 1851 and re-
Washington county c. will sell at
public bidder cash. upon the premises
Friday October 1857 O'Clock lot numbered
subdivision numbered 21s with the appurtenanoe stu
d street, between 14ih and 18th streets.
| NJ THOMPSON Trustee
A GREEN, Auctoneer
I'D
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OFF ICIAL.

TEGAsUEH DHFAkIAESI,
October Is 1851.
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that the limitation contained the
authorizing department purchase the United
purchases at present.
HOWELL oOBB
Secretary Of the Treasury.
OctA ........
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Modern Languages.

DROF. DANIEL E. GROUX, native of France,
especially French, Spanish and
TRANSACTIONS mndo with and punctuty at
moderate prices.
Pennsylvania avenue as I4h 18th
streets opposite WIZARDS Hotel Washington, D. G.
Oct 9-aawSw6Flm a+.
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TITO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS-Four parlors,
Il with bed rooms adjoining, with &C. Pennsylvania
opposite Wizards Hotel between 4th and 18th
Also a STORE at the place. ... "a"~
Oct 9-SawSWF1m DANIEL Z. GR0UX.t
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nUFFIN's PRINCIPLES OF PERSPECTIVE.

nUFFINS PRINCIPLES OF PERSPECTIVE.
Il London 81
Perspective, Principles and Practice vols London
So rs
Perspective and Drawing from Nature london 81 so
Drawing from Objects. London. s.
WIliamss Model Drawing. London s. SO.
Grardon; Perspective nneaire. vols
Paris. 81 so.
Drawing Book-Iandscape Paris. 62k cents
Flowers. Paris. 62Iz
Animals, Paris. 621s
Figure Paris 621z cents
evreul Colers Hay Symmetrical Beauty the Ex
Man; Jopngs Isometrical Drawing; Jophngs
Perspective Phpss Lectures Painting; Meri
Painting; Hazit and Hayden Painting Ruskin's
Painters Phillips Color Clergs Architectural and
Drawing Burns's Isomeica Drawing; Hlls Flower
Painting Drawing; Progressive Drawing Book Pyne's
Architectural Drawing.
Imported with others, from London and Paris, by
FRANCK
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Ohio State E7ectscH .

-"--- Ono Sfate Elec7icR
CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.-Preble county gives 500 majority
for Chase.
Clinton county gives 700 majority for Chase
Warren county gives 100 majority for Chase.
Clermont county gives 500 majority for Payne the
democratic candidate for governor.
Butler county gives !, 200 majority for Payne. .r
Pckaway county gives $50 majority for Payne.
Fairfield county gives l6 majority for Payne.
Muskingum county gives 400 majority for Payne,
Montgomery county gives 600 majority for Payne
Perry county $50 majority for Payne W.
Morgan county 600 majority for Payne b.
Hamilton county $500 majority for Payne.
Greene county 200 majority for Chase. ..r
Hardin county $50 majority for Chase. . L..
The democratic gain in forty counties is !, 900
asa.f aa- 4@. [sEooSD DEsPATcH. a H"t ~
Further returns show large democratic gains In forty
five counties the democratic gain is about 10 600 The
vote all hands considered close and the result for
governor is doubtful The Legislature is probably demo-
cratic. -. r.
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[rHIRD DESPATCH. |

CINCINNATI Oct. l5.-Fity counties have been report
ed in which Chase loses O. 900 Fremonts vote Both
parties claim the State by a small majority. IVA
There thirty-eight counties to hear from,
which gave last year majority of nearly 1000 for Ere
mont -.e- n ...
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Bes~ The Rev. VIM. Pinlxney, ID. D., having ae-
ceped vesty Church Of the Ascension will enter
upon Of his rectorship on Sunday October IL
Persons deslng pews the church will please apply 10
....r e v HuMBuRT,
Register d Church,
Room No H. wing Patent ONCE.
Sept B-Tuwksff ..#.s'
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DLANKETS, COMFORTS, SHEETINGS, &c
ID pairs blankets, all Sizes qualities and prices


BLANKETS, COMFORTS, SHEETINGS, &c
pairs all qualities and prices,
nas - y -. -
Bed comforts assorted. ... ... ... ...
10 cases cotton sheeings widths Of the grades
3cases inflow cotous. from medium up to fine
lao pieces select stys furniture cnz for lounge chairs and
spreads -. .'.. .sa. . ..r. .-... a.a.
pieces diapers damasks medium
TO extra wide and hne: All stylish patterns
Linen sheengs pillow qualities widths
at our proverbialy prices .."r
choice styles and prices
y,,h -, est ar Goods r the hest class for eoospmpon
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS THK CoRToRAroN on
wAsuS0roS The suboined communication from the
mayor was laid before the board of aldermen Monday
last
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n MpoBTANT 10 COTTON PLANTERS. by which

TMP0RTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which
A her rastbe eoubled-Te undersigned has invent
patent from the United States for the
omaehnery for converting seed cotton
process the through the
o preparation spinning machinery until Is ready for ship
weaving.
The this will be at least ten
and warns made (unboken uniniue
ratons machinery present used and dis
entanFle III per heavier
markets of The world dancing all competition
advanced prices
The undersigned prepared dispose privileges
natent planters viii informed es complete
ructons IL, machinery,
necessary particulars application addressed
6-2avIyn GEORGE O. HENRY, Mobile.
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The oukso sHIP ZErnER has discharged her cargo and
viii sail from Alexandria in few days for southern
port to take a cargo of cotton TO Liverpool.
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S. B. B0ARMAN, Book-keeper.
BANK or WASHINGTON, October 3, 1857.
Hon W. b. MAGRuDER Mayor of Washington
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(SLOAKS, MANTILLAS, AND SHAWLS.-HAR-
~ PEP MTCHEtI-The cloak connected with
viii opened day take PLEASURE calling
enon or friends and purchasers generally weassoed
consisting in part Of .qf =. 5.ss seas.
Embroidered lace trimmed and plain Lyons velvet oks and
maltllas
super black French and beaver cloths plain ratmraeo
-a In every variety az style
large and full assortment Of black and gray clo
... mourning coaks.
rn .# ShawIs, shawls, Shawlsi ~
In shswls have and beautiful stock .A
CRmels' hair slaws aAt&H
Long and brOcha purchased The late rss sncsn
sales In New York
Stella IN an colors, with cashmere and chenille borders
Long and square Bay STATE aud Scotch plAids
Black cashmere with ak borders, for mourning
Oct e-eoism
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FROST KING.

FROST KING. ...
~ WOODWARD'S Metropolitan Stove and Crate
W factory No as Pennsylvania between 10th and llth
...., .. II ..
Sep 4-eodi5m
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pLACK AND WHITE PLAID FLANNELS, and
Id white plaid fabrics for adies' =
dozen ladies' Paris kid gloves all coors and sizes
"Bajous best make" 10 order.
One price only deviation. ~ ga.r ..a a, # -a.
supplies u all and staple dry goods received
daily. ssa..
.,.,-.-.. ........-.-. PERRY & BROTHER,
.-. ..... ... Central stores,' west building,
Oct s-lodh .... m. . .l.. Opposite Centre Market.
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MAYORS oFFIcE,
Washington, October IL, 1851.
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II AW PARTNERSHIP.-Samuel Chiffon x A. b.
Mgruder late Virginia being associated partnership win
the OF Washington city the Court Of Claims and the
supreme Court q the United States. a. .eHsa
Address Chiffon MAGRuDER Washington D. {.
l4-eo3m .....,....
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The news from China is of uniavorable character.
The Emperor refuses agree 10 any Of the arrangements
proposed by Lord Egin.
The Emperor of Austria and the King of Prussia had
met at Weimar
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A PuBLIc MEETING held in Alexandria yesterday
evening to take into consideration the best means Of a
fording relief during the scarcity of small change
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

SECOND AND LAST WEEK COME AND LAUGH
New scenes I'm yentIiIoauism, New FeAts I'm Magic.
THE LEARNED CANARY BIRDS AND SPIRIT RARFING
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LIymPooL-Fnday-Cotto Is easier, and inferior quail
tiles have declined id. The middng and fair qualities
are generally unchanged The market closed steady.
Sales of the week "a 900 bales spectators taking 1900
and exporters 1850 Estimated sales to-day 600 bales
fol;la I'll. IL
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UJILLARDS HOTEL. C, 81 II. A. Willard,
w rennsyysnia avenue and Fourteenth street Washington D
Jan 2p-din .-. ''t- ~ -
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SIGNOR BLITZ
WILL REMAIN WEEK LONGER,
and give popular EVENING commencing
before O'Clock, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS at 3 O'Clock.
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RegimentaI Headquarters Volunteers,
Washington, October II, 1857.
THE PARADE ordered for Monday, the 10Th inst,
Is postponed further orders with view Of avsng Of that
receiving from the honorable Secretary Of
portion New be set apart under the
Of the volunteers and ndita Of this District which Is
expected O place during neXt mouh
meeting the officers OF the regiment will take place al the
Mounted Guards Monday the 10th instant
at O'Clock, m. precisely. ........
BY order Of Colonel Hickey; ...-.. -........
oul5 II. n. ODER Adjutant
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Corporation Of Washington IN account rah le Bank Of Vas
tn1tou

Oct. o, 1857. Balance, s32 ,4s2 IS
Oct. 9, ls57.-To credit Of the collect
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Magnificent Grain and stock Farm for sale

sIhe publishers Of these requested 10 alter the ad
tsement September conform
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W'lta aMo 1aacnin,,
rur = .,p Ar sasn.n ikyEKylo.,

JTssrealal,l,l,. mpl,sa iiiE AGp
adaptation ~ iha nslts ii Nh oaraeas u pd''
nun'i, sttanyi. recommend i n s,asaee q Ill az
,he prat,i,,. !, ph,a wv, batpuleaiarn9 siatotS
many eoruBaatos, reicfrnc@s , - substahth,.,
reliable keHtlemon whbae nnn,a 'eiteta pI"Fq y
hssa .,a p.ts''te.s q hiaia All 80. ~ oit hto.g
sa..ni ~ Naln s',i ioit n, y. a. ti,is,
fos tho state 81 Iowa W. e,lt.rs,,, Ii, %
And shop riphtrand Mill i,lt II, NJ m, teHuxh
nave oe ~ dasiy operation and ~, et,tal.
~. ana % s's W. uafise ali to cal, ct
HA,I has aot tseA t@iis S',.'4i e'oa j sls M y
M,'le,-, iarniets, capitalists ma So, ''
i'. Mo. l. ,,. posr " sure a. sI y
tori,- an entire new teAt0rs h H. w. nreici i5.,
ihte D.ni, s-a Mo spighIJ 10 ,,l,, :, tir d
its M.thi stllllns boiling aiSf i'4lL II a,
sn NIX Nh I'M i"1s seven detsul en-, tc sr,E Il,
Ia length by four thet III hfet,Jtt "aly tHoats tV
isuso bushels pet hu3r Ia,, ~, We ''ylIity
Hone, oss ~ i"ohea 10 'iiinst.r 5r io,h bair MI
verified az Aih8le operation ~, iti' 9tliA I't
me Flour, Fine Flour, Mbidl,f,,s LAtta tBi ~
and sh1tts- Amy power b,Ing 5'ip stuDs ~ st
nei ~ i'',h As9Neh il9Ise puNui uB abs IL
~ 4, H. ~ ,pt' y ess'i,'7t HJtsid mai 2i'e iit
patsu ~ u idyh With UtlHt tfqrnr = NJ, sei N
anvnnt - power II rs,llirsg L., ss,, Eod tbF s
construction anu operation artF ~ - f,ohfq'u
bong, y wlil anpeieva sad fot olnt,s teio lh u
~, nahi ., ~, ',.' . otilaet sus1ft V''f tl5a
n ~sat. =, ~, y ~ III e ors a,.' a4 9,B
ioe"ihohsoshoi itcandfy fr5e roiii' ,t iaa Jga ta
ink nav ,ns pp"et aivs.y rrect.i 'I Of aus M
its walls complete Merchant Fiii.,i NV Law MAJ
p'ss ..,,as 3 sssga l,,lred ils,s WIN Al ta.
'AeliuN-aiA in5fs'tss ia wan
| throughout the State az s&r, tin4fa. ts.
see out NH .aoPeraiou Seiof nn,1i,,t % d,
sous are hereby warned Iroia t,ts, 'gi aid ID 80
our rights, rs w. shall n,aasia IN, of has'aa.
| VI this law. "t 10 Tie stYFt l. i,
These Mills viii make over filt, t,.
| twenty Iouf iIesuts tttttkf If Si44f .v
f"r iarthaf isrs,enlsrrappiy 70 or sss.
JACOB StANf.h js
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sE1TI5 OF TEEI.tIis

frHE PstGui Right u GLARh's CELEBHhIED
j ANDFEHbY Patented COR bIhEp GRIND.
ING AND BOILING MERCHANT or CusTuI
HlLASfgF the above STATS or Counties, Tor sEis acN
70 = eash cusiOmar, 1la 1eEritors uusoid IL ihe
speculation - IL. The counter tGcisde Hoet IL
hand, Jo Davis, Cook and nearly all iioss bordering
On lhs RaifOad aId tue Mississippi aud ONTO MY'
erf. Apply - JALQb WEAVER Jk..
iAaID Obfnsf Sd ard PeTF3 ave-
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f'hE osstAeEA OF the l4la afm OF HULL, ALLEN
~. hAs lois DAY beri, transferred - hsssfs
SOoDEtLh, HFEEL3-R s. IAAIls, who wall
eonllhaeIhe Que ness a. aUs.E warehouse nsa
.hs NJ. ~ ~ H. X. Depot.
Toe usdefsigued having EAsgctstsd himself IT,
B 1siuess slah &0ssrs. GoosJleb, HRsslsT O Wants
may be lUUua - thosf fGe, H4Ers ~ iii seisie a.
accounts u t8g Tate hFH 81 tit !, AlIaH 8 40.
.VutJ 40 solicit E0lt.uI4HgE u the patron
age 81 tt1 tTa4it bestowed upon cur iBts Cruz,
JARED ti}jItEN UES.
N 40 All Lee ii nm b lLf n A. o
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJOHU JORDAM'D

IOWA LOTHtNG STORE
LA RG aud varied assortment DIM lens ana
"A asoys, Reaay made ClothsnS, sabrsc
lag all the HereE land and Eiadeb
FOOD " or. men out cflhe best material.
Ptue, IN edium ard common, Union, Heavier, Fell
PILOT, Pe,ershsm and Flushing, banfups, Sack sand
rslstot Oyercosts Gioih, Drass sind Fraek Coats Of
and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, jxit,
net Velvet and Tweed psntaioons. siik, satin, Va.
isntia wansdow n, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Csssness,
sstinei, Double and single breasted Vests. Monkey
JACK ets drawers. Uudsrshvss, hcssry, Suspandefs,
Gloves Cravats, Handk Shirt oliaFs Stocks,
Ttes scarfs Winchester and Scost'sapprcved Patent
srseam shirts, Umbfellasand altArtcicsussas-
~ Kept in rsnIlsnan's furnishing stosss, including
Hobes Dc Chant re- and Revere Vestsand overcoau.
Also, splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths Csssi
ueres aud yssings-allo OF which will be made up 10
ors the beet manner, with promptnoss, ~ accom-
nj odaiing price,, and BY competent workmsn. Tair
esta blishmeut stn the monthly receipt oftAs latest
fashionsso Lhstordsrsintrasaedto Thorn may be -.
lied pom sbsing the BY those who de-
stsrtt All OF plain work And work offs gen
tee medium promptly atsendedio ss he roiotore
HATS ola new sly loiog other wtthall ofths CON-
mon kinda constantly on hand.
atrona ,thes hscrfbs rconndsnt
II hopss 10 msri taco nsipuAnce o fthesams.
JOHN JORDAN,
Merchsn IT aiIo Ciothisr ,onProatssrest, eppo-
alto she steam Mills.
Dayeppor ri. July ed 4 s55- w&d-tf
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Yankee hotisns and Toys.
4 or!ment )uslo PENN and tor sale att
Davenport 1usie store;
No r Le Claire Row: CHANDALL l. HIGGINS.
Guitars.
LarxSnnd very aHe asso rtIns ONO pod uai.
ara ~ Varo as pfiseb ranging from $500 " taU,'
ALSO sioinsIfom seventy eeDtsto tv entJ i've 30
taTsht no Q Claire how. CO
featheT Busters,
4 EeTJ lne assortment can be found at the Dsvsa.
"a port Music Store;
40 Z LIE Claire Row CkH
4 Varied assortment usi reeviysdAad for ssls ios
"a al No Lo Claire Row; C6H
JtUITA aud Violin strinxs and veTy kind ofMusi.
~ cal asresandiser Kept eonsisntiy on hand ri No
Lo Claire Row. G6H
The Hsilsluish,
lust pabItEbsd by l., sissoD, csutAiBiuxs sefy d.
- collection OF Burch Ausie; lao the shawn By VI
. Bradbury snd u Root, can be found al No 3 LIZ
ClsiEsko~; CsH
Aceofdeons and Flutiuas
A Large and sellssieSted assortment Iust received
prices tai chnaolial 10 give entire Satisfaction
At Nos Le Claire Row CEN
tLARIosEIis, Flutes, FisgsGlets, PicaIows nd
~ Flies At reduced pressat
No Lo LiaiIa Row. Can
Sheet Music.
A Largecolieetion on hand aHdNsw Alusisresciyeu
- as soon as published At
No 8 lie Claire how, CAN
rsNHE best Plano Porte nstrueto Ia tn world Kieh
4 afis0n'e modern school Tor Piano Fortes can he
found 81 sOs Le Claire Row: CdH