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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-04

NOTARIAL NOTICE.-Nr. P. CHARLES CuvIL-
%ssea ~''a y %es1sos
interruption. '''>l'
N.Y. I'm WALTER H. PETERS.
THE, Pa PAkTNERsHIP r. EISt nEREToroRE ExIsr
the 18th February. by mutual consent.
Mr. JGn D. syandt authorized The qf the
- 'N''''' . ''' ''''''' A. A. NETINs.
THE COMMISSION BUSINESS FORMERLY CON
quoted by the above firm will be continued heretofore
by the undersigned under the styleo Sybrandt \ Co
New Orleans 10Th March, ls57.-ml7 am
bSR,R ~ TIL ThIs Iodh nAY sobn To sn .as
heretofore held and eon1aced By me- for my own account
recommend him to the patronage of all my friends and
have claims against indebted to- G. G.
Dunbar Co. will please call upon me alone at the office No.
New Orleans, February IA, 1851
NOTICF--HAyING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
establishment Of g. G. Duntqr co. No IA Canal street,
M @ e e inr m NV ow account u Nv de the @ S
DUNBAR CO. respectfully solicit continued patron.
age Of the friends of the late house well as that Of
New Orleans, February II, l857.-fel6 " :.
NoTlCE-THE UNDERSIGNED H As ESTABLISHED
ua ] as reb a s at Of nS Bs Sa and dqs Ke
'noH business merit jaTs :? Il
New Orleans, January G. 1857. ja7 I'm
8TOEG r sIm II M?sbX nAyIN M MIIHDRA%N y fn 4
GIRK M Mos8Y 70 ~hich they Rste eoR
ectea wholesale Grocery Vine Liquor business Nos
25and 20 Front Levee and "a and &c Fulton
j. s. CLARK,
}. S. MnSBY,
a, S. 7. STRIBLING.
New or'eans, December Is. ls5s,-dl6 If
itisSOLULIU TIE COP PAKTNEksnIP HERE
oorS eXisiing between the undersigned The firm of
Wills" kANlNS N CO. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Either partner can sign in liquidation. -.
f. a. RAw1INS.
New Orleans, April 80 ls57-my2 I'm
(toPAl&ENERSHfP NOTICE E-TrE UNDER
" signed have his day associated under The name
aud ST. lie Of PATTON SMITH purpose Of
at The corner OF Tehouioua' nd iaver the Tobacco
and General Commission Business heretofore conced by
AiesSfs' Nlhsi ila"llls y 70. 4. +. PATTON.
New Orleans, May l, lS57-ny2 I'm ~ '-'i1 ~
Nv RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, I RETURN MY
l. sincere thanks and friends for their sun
port and patronage in pnSt years. 7, " 4 4F
solicit from them continuance Confidence
ttieSdship to my successors, Messrs. Patton Smith
New Orleans, May l, ls51.-my2 I'm
4 NORTH CUEI4ONi, ,ATToRNEY-AT-LAW WILL
Ls etiend all professional in ST. Landry and
Ayoyeles, that he entrusted care. Ofca s OPR-
LOUSAS, La.
ReIerences-Chas NJ Waterman, hardware ,rqhAnt C, N
Olivier, Esq; Thos D. Miller, nerC; IL Gas B.
singstoi 'torney-saw; Nixon Adams, E,escent Once
New orieNN = m26 lyd&N
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COPARTNERsHIP.

NTOTA RIAL MOTTO E.-Nr p. CHARLES CuyII-
~ LlE, Notary Public is associated with undersigned
and the Notara business heretofore conducted
Camp street, will be continued by the place. without
interruption.
my2 I'm WALTER H. PETERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-04

RAILROAD CELEBRATION. - The Memphis and
Charleston Railroad celebration, in the latter city,
on the 2sth ult, grand affair, about ten thou
sand persons being present. From the Courier we
extract the following account of one of the ceremo-
MES of the occasion:
At the angle of the Battery pavilion had been
erected for the accommodation of The mayors alder
men, and the other distinguished guests of the city.
Near this temporary structure the beautiful and signi
cant ceremony Of the marriage of the Mississippi and
the Atlantic was performed. The Memphis firemen
and the Phoenix company of this city composed the
train of attendants for the aquatic couple. AS the
urged on by the steady arms of the brave iremen,
and fell upon the flirting rpples of the bay the heart
of that vast concourse of beings caught at the same
moment the inspiration Of the scene and gave utter
ance to the feeling in deafening hurrals The shout
ran along the entire line of a mile in length, and
every countenance beamed with the gladness of that
glorious moment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-04

ARTEsiAN WELLS ON THE PLAINs.-Capt. John
Pope, U. S. Typographical Engineers, is at present in
this city, making his arrangements for continuance
OF the service in which he has been engaged for a
year or two pastthat Of sinking wells on the public
lands in Texas and New Mexico, to determine to
what extent water be found in those regions and
in the direction. His outfit will be made here and
then he will repair to San Antonio Texas and assume
command OF the expedition. Everything being ready,
he is to move to the Pecos river near the 32d Daral
lei OF latitude, there establish his camp and recon-
mence the boring OF the we'll left unfinished last sum.
mer. He is to continue this work until the water
flows continuously upon the surface, This done he
is to proceed to the Rio Grande aud finish the work
commenced there. Like artesian wells are to be sunk
on the plains, or basn east OF the Rio Graude uupn
or near lines of military and emgrant roads, if sites
can be found favorable for this purpose and two of
them are to be located that portion of the route
from independence to New Mexico, lying east of the
Canadian river He is directed to give all necessary
information upon the peculiar localities of each well
and of the country around it, and to make SURVEYS of
the route OF the road. The Commanding officer OF the
Department Of Texas is instructed to detail seventy
five enlisted men of the infantry, and two subater
and twenty cavalry, with orders to report to Capt
Pope for duty at San Antonio, Texas Transportu-
ton, stores provisions, etc. are to be furnished by
the respective military departments in Texas and
New Mexico. A large number Of civil employees
will, OF course, accompany the expedition. These
experiments are made under an act of Congress,
which appropriated 100000 to be expended for this
purpose. Capt. Pope it is probable will be engaged
another year in carrying out the instructions of the
Government. He will, we have no doubt, make tho.
rough work of it. [St. Louis Republican, 2sth ult.
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yEE E[@N1t EH5T i nS1TlNoHH k1$TH e iSB iSS
OHIO RAILRoAD-Wnich forms the grand central link in
he chain communication between the Mississippi and the At
WHEEiING, BENwOoD and dPARKERsBuRG oNTHE
WAsiiSGToN CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST
At which places it untcs with RAILROADS and STEAM
ROUTE by which THROGH TICKETS TO WASHINGTON
be procnred which point well as TO BALTIMORE, it
BILE 1t is the only route by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets New York enabled reach the cities Of Baltimore
only thus enabling business men ana travellers 10Y pleasure or
normn visit four of the principal cities in the Union for
A- To passengers from New Orleans, Vcksburg, Nachez
upon Mssissippirver, CHOICE OFRoUTEst the East
by the Baltimore and Ohio Road ana conneconS offered
FIsTThey may leave the honts at CAIRO (n the mouth
of the ohiol and thence by the Illinois Central Railroad
SANDnV AL QlS niles PANA, QT2 miles and thence by
Ohio aud Mississippi Terre Iiaute and Alton Railroad
eastwndy BY this the traveller passes through Terre
Hante Indanapols Dayton, and &ena, TO Columbus. o.
the u Mail boats tho OHIO to louisville Cincinnati and
then take the CARS FOR THE EAST, via the iule Niam
AIR four miles below Wheeling, whore he takes the
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. $3.50. ..y
only afordrg Thou Tickets all the Eastern cities
the charged by other New York only, it
is the Shortest most speedy and DIRECT TO all the leading
points in the East The distance from Columbus Baltimore is
only Sc miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York than
by other There less changes Of by this
and consequently less detention than by any other.
p~ y the Express Train Of this route the time ARR
to oEALIIMokE or WASHINGTON is but FORTY-THREE
ng- Be particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI-
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
es Through Tickets, allowing the holders stop any
purchased of W b. REDDiN at tie Office Of the Tio Cen
trial Railroad under the st. Charles Hotel New Orleans.
Agent =. 4 o. R. R., New Orleans.
JOHN NJ. SHARP General Agent. M 3m
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER SYDoN1A.-A few days
ago we published paragraph stating that the steamer
sydonia had been destroyed by fire on the Ouachita
river. A correspondent of the Louisiana Baptist
gives the following particulars of the occurrence:
On last Saturday, 23d, about IL o'clock, NJ, 70
miles below Monroe, on the Ouachita, the steamer
sydonia, p bound for New Orleans with twenty-five
or thirty passengers board and but little freight
with fifty or sixty cord of dry pine wood, was dis
covered to be on fire. Soon the alarm became general
and the pilot headed in for the shore where She was
made fast, while the starboard wheel was left playing
to keep the stern out in the stream. The flames
spread with such rapidty that very soon the whole
front was enveoped. The majority of the passen-
gers and crew ran forward in wild confusion and
made their escape without saving any of their bag
gage. few who were not so fortunate as to go for
ward in the first wild rush, were cut off from escape
in that direction by the rapidly spreading ames and
were COMPELLED to retreat aft from which position the
devouring element and black curling smoke drove
them into the rolling waves-seme to rise no more in
life but Others through the providence of Cod to be
saved from drowning. ..a
Two men were drowned, the second steward and
deck hand. All the passengers were saved. Col.
Benton lost his trunk with 81 400 cash in it. i learn
the boat only partially insured. The captain I'M
locked the safe and got out part OF the money,
when the flames and smoke drove him out leaving the
safe open. WHAT may hereafter be saved from it is
very uncertain.
The fire broke ont near the boilers, but from what
cause is not certainly known. The cable finally
burned, and the boat drifted about mile and sunk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-04

CRoPs IN EASTERN ALABAMA. The Lafayette
(Ala.) Tribune of Friday last says: -
The crops in this section of the country so far as
we have seem at present very atterng the wheat
especially although very backward, we think there
will be good yield, considering the back sets it has
received during the late cold weather.
The weather has, for the last week. been quite
favorable for farmers and the crops.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-04
D U A G HITA RIV ER.

Leaves THURSDAY, 4h inst. Mt 5 p. NJ. Positively
, ~ - FOR CAMDEN DIRECT-TIIE
light draugnt Silver Moon, A.
Greenlaw, master, will leave positively above
Hills Marie saline Alabama Landing Mouth b Iubnrn TTen
Monroe, Rarrsonburg and all Intermediate landings
Ouachita river For freight passage apply board
je2 GEO. d. HITE CO.. 6 Front street
psThe Silver Moon will sign through bills of lang
den and will also attend the business of BLUFF
CITY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-04

SEWlNG FEACHINEs-I; NJ. SINGER & CO.'S
= sale of tn r improved Sewing MBchine
especially edapted to the max ng of NEGRO CLOTHING
PLANTATION
And
GENE r AL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
established Mt No. 100 canal These machines
took the first premium Wos Fair in the Crys
ace Paris Bakers aud many other Sewing
MachAes and the only Sewing Machines used by
of France in making the clothing for the French
army. supply Of these No Machines together
with Silk Linen Thread Spools, Needless etc.
always hand Orders promptly uen led to. Address
S. Il. PECK,
a9 3m l2n Canal street, New Orleans.
II +. HERWlG,
T.. No. Is New I.evee, New Orleans
Importer, Agent and Dealer in
FOREIGN WINES, BRANDIEs " DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Sole Agent for
WARMERS CELEBRATEu NEW JERSEY CIDER.
Dealer Coffee, Corn Meal. Homny Grt4. Coffee
psrched for tesmbOats and groceries, ~ tC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-04

WHEAT CRoP IN NORTH LoUIsIAHA.--The Mount
Lebanon Baptist of the 2Sth ult. says:
We are glad to know that the wheat crop in this
part of the State has recovered astonishngly from
effects Of the April Freeze We were shown fine
head and some large, plump grains the other day. as
samples, and were assured that the prospect that
at least half crop will be realized. Even that is en-
couraging. The continued cool weather even up to
this time has been proptious to small grain crops.
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REGULAR PACKETS,


,G.T IsS71THE u s,E EE ERIPMis AND NEW
his azsh hSf hs T p psf to 9 Gaa ha
The comprising Line FIRST CLASS,
So.. John s1monnds, Capt " y, Wray,
:fEaSHa Il. f. n. HiP HiP, Capt a T. rhos Irw'I Newell
Bs7iSi Bsn FlsSRi,a Sie i 5ss3 shess 5si D. Clarke
Their usual Al attention , @ will M be given - "a all bus business
aso Al Dn %s S vile
and St. ons also with all the Railroads for the Eastern and
western cities, s;H:. 5?"s sssy
and state rooms engaged on application to the agents. NIL
IT. FOR LOUISVILLE, chancellor,
an" sw oseans an W Y S s sns S s +
yAf9ERA3i WhpShsbiI',y July "a; "a; :: ::
"SS!' e f a ST.
ruG THE STEAMER JAMES r.
Nv Ssss sS i Ts: Gs %s;s ssSSE Nj 5s:ss s:S
$E5$ssB$$ $#$$ssB$$: $SsB$$ $$$; III; i 4:
THTRspAy TH}T }TRspAY August Ams g g
me BELL H56HaRAy FHHfSRAy ssR} a5 n II: G. rcsouDou.s
E plan Of the cabin be and secured by
A we'll comm"nsr will make i've regular trips rip to
SATURDAY, June G. Mt 5 P. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, June "a at 5 Z. NJ.
SATURDAY, July H. 5P, NJ.
For freight passage. apply on board,
BROADWEIL BROS. \ co, 65 Grayier street
T. SHUTE % Common street
sA plan cabin may seen and rooms engaged for
any of the abo:e trips by applying the agents.
EThe Eclipse will take freight Ma, chez Rodney, Grand
Cult Nicksburg, Helena, Memphis Hickman, Cairo, and
Pa,ucnh.
RJANo engaged until paid for Az If
STEAMER ROBERT }, WARD,
Capt. Silas T. Miller
Togs r. FOR LDUESVTLLE.-THIS WE'LL
he
port and all Intermediate landings throughout the
us follows:
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, May 10th, Mt P. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, June Sd,
SATURDAY June 10Th,
WEDNESDAY, July Sth
n R.-Passengers DEPEND this steamer leaving
advertised.
No state.room considered engaged until paid for.
plan of the cabin be secured
any Of the above trips by applying TO the agents.
milo W. G. BEFTERTON & Co, 25 Gravier st.
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TITTlJIf- sUO balrts rhvIr zee tNua sale by
JOSEPH LAMBS Il CO.,
myg 80 TehonpitoulNs street.
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FOR RED RIVER.



Leaves F SsgfSRtz azsb tib inf; HGskn ); NAT
ans Lnns nj %
landings River, Cane and Little Rivers
cry, John c. Dowy master IN place Of steamer Kssides
viii leave above For freight passage apply board
je2 GEO. D. TITE co, From. street.
The MONTGOMERY will take freight for Shreveport, to be
leaves on FoK THsk5RAS isis s5 :" b1hEcr Il
Thenew fine fast running; light draft passenger
will leave above Port Caddo snthisnd,
ton syanson's Landing Shreveport Grand Bayou Camp,e
gs freight passage having
p"sss msg ES epp B Ss Front street
The steamer Swan will take freight for Hurrcan and
Carolina Bluff "e'
TBEseiE FUR sMKETEPoRT e VII :f'sb sssD Il
S Gsmp ns aon G5ana Efo AeSnsds @ ss and
Johnson will leave above. For freight passage,
jei r. B. SMITH, 4Tchoupitouas
leaves y HGGEaK THg5fn1E RE RED g. AND
TO- %a sssy I saSs Grand
landings on the Red river the Loggy Bayou For
freight or passage sppy p on SH5fd M Or t. 90
Is receiving eiyh. at the foot Of Customhouse
:sv,' on FG T5EEiRiE sKEvPoRT e 4 5sSf skAsD
saa and al se ss96asS as
i.gs the light irausht and fast running packet steamer
je5 T. B. SMITH. A Tchoupitoulas street.
Leaves F FG 5Huks9hH sRkEVEroKT " !is L GkAsD
andria and ali Intermediate landings, the swift
master will leave as above For freight or PASSAGE apply
;"; ' C-RANDOJPuk co 10 rnon st
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VIII leave SATURDAY, June 9th. at p. N.
FOR SHREEEPOKT, GRAND
s4Hl Bayou Canpe Grand Ecore st Maurice, Ale&.
Tsssss aniria Gorton's Landing and all
landings the light draugh packet Planter, Capt
Hiram Wilson, r. Sleade clerk will leaveas freight
passage, apply on board or to
+. G. RANDOLPH & CO.. AZ Union street.
Is now receiving freigh nj foot of Benville ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-04

a1 Leaves on SATURDAY. June 9Th at s P. NJ.
Hx% r. FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND
EAzlh Fl Bayou Campe Grand Ecore, Maurice
tsAa tile, Aexandria Gorton's and ali Intermediate
landings elegant and swift running packet Duke
Capt Appeae will leave above For freight passage
apply board, ,...-
jeS t. B. SMITH Tchoupitoulas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-04


LOUISVILLE, June 3--MoRNING SEssIoN.--The
Council met ut 10 O'Clock. Hon. Humphrey Marshall
is absent account of the death of his sister.
A letter from A. j. Donelson says that the local
preiudices which have hitherto enabled the sham
democracy to get possession of the Government are
rapidly losing their influence. He attacks the Squat
ter Sovereignty doctrine, and denounces the admins
tration. -.,H -- r4Ht---- 5.,.t.
Mr.. Bowley, of New York, moved that regular
meeting othe National Council be called prior to the
22d Of February, 1860, nominating convention.
The Council was addressed by Gen. Scroggs and Mr..
Gushing of New York, Mr.. ShaeEleford of Missis-
sippi and Hte Of Illinois.
Mr.. Brooks, from the Committee on Resolutions
reported address and asked further time to perfect
resolutions. 1885,
The address discusses the American question fully:
examines the Democratic policy, and concludes with
asserting that the Federal Union must be preserved
the reserved rights of the several States respected
aud the decision Of the Supreme Court enforced
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B R E NJ L N
@ A D | q =.

6IR FOR CADIZ-PASSAGE 0NLY-TIE very
kS fast sailing American ship Venice. Capt Whitman,
having all her engaged and going board will
have immediate dispatch. For passage having superior
commodations, apply to the captain on board,
jel JONES MACklNDER d Co 81 iravier ST.
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BREWSTER = XACIfhRslE-NO: 85 'FRONT.'
d STREET, AND NO 50 FULTON STREEF.-We would
rrspectivey establishment Nos 50
az Fulton streets where prepared all times furnish
ri the notice. aud liberal all kinds Of
COPPER TIN ) Nd SHEET IRON WORK, BRASS CAST
TNtIS Ri4AGKSMITHlNCi, Each member of the firm
giving his personal attention each department. offer
fur facilities furnishing the following work not
rasssd by any house in the South or West.
I9oPPFR. TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES; ..,..
CHIhSIES, BREECHINGS:
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
STILLS, WORMS !;
FILTERERS, JUICE BOXES
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
HEATERS, etc., etc
Attached to establishment have general Furnishing
Store. where all articles requisite for STEAMBOAT, PLAN
TATjON AND HOUSE USE may be found.
PIrMPS-W Worlingtons Safety Steam Pump 8. p Kase5
Eirt Pnp Iron, Brass and Copper Force and Lift Pumps
STEAM GAUGES.-SchatieT's Vacuum and Steam Gauge
1r % carried during its use Hearson's Water Gauge
TIN WARE.
Chatting Dishes, Buckets;
Djsh Baskets, Jelly and Cake Meulds;
Coffee and Tea Crns Soup TuTeens;
Pyramids, and other Ware of all varieties.
Together CAST md Sheet Iron Cook Stoves Wishing and
ironing and Fancy Cabin and Parlor Stoves Sal
maI1c and Cannon Deck Stoves, Forges Fire
Rskes Bucket Wrenches Steam Whistles and Valves Pow
A. Siageznes Bars Ratchet Drills; Hose Brass,
Cylinder Bibb Step and Coupling Cocks Gauge and Force
Pamp Cocks; Lanterns, Lamps etc. Of al desc options
F BREWST Err Il 2ACHAgIE,
Nos. 35 Front and So Fulton streets
Sole SchaeTs Steam aud Vacuum Gauges Hear
s,nis Wntrr Gauge p kases Fire Pumps and g. W.
ton,s Pa-art Piston TTnads enh Crate RHrs ly
FII.x,l IL eVO b4lrels chyIce tAlla, or sale by
-Ep I. n
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ii H s., ons ? ,Strsr : Ye.r M NJ, I ...s \
THE VALLEY wHIGta
CLUBS or YivE Oh nogx. 4''i g
TERAs OF ADVERTISING.

B4.Asxcs,Ss, sss 'i ;isssaisr .sss,iss. As&sS
ti2s hsr wiss %. ts- .EIaes1" ~ -
sotiecs of msstinEa, chAritabls sesistIes Are
companies. 4s. Aslf price. II tGs& a3TEtfT-
p"played advertisements hsf morn tkas Shs
. bore rAlss. te@ ssSs4. ,kA a f.'@---
ATverslso u ls&ipd Ana placed and Or tho had
Of "spseial notices" 6Dsbtsfks sr1twary retss.
spsAsiactisss In ths local soixmn So e>sts mar
Alserti4sasnss ordered on ths iusds stslusye,,.
In Dsssy, sfsv ths Arst two weeks, 50 ~ csnt
more than the above ratss.
A!vsrtissm.a.. uet ssseA psaiSd $itA sair,sss,s,
tngiy. - -a7HTA
Observation-Disclosures mssf ~ SstS II SSSSA<s.
whsn .hfsAvsrsi4r a.s. "a wssfly slon., Oh.
price ~ii be tbs sane as in the Daiiy. Whore the
DAILY and WssslySfShssA @say - ~ ss1S. vi n
BE seisdaetsd from tho aggregate amount.
otiss tAs Rrsssst systssa. ths adssssises psgv "a
masn for tnsspacs Ne occupies, the ehsngss bsin Z
eh.rs sspls - ~ sy~ Po..t.e ssAy Thts phpis ncv
l3asnts per square.
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SANDERS * DUNBAR,

FEnNITUnE WAREsUUOMS,
Main street, bet. 18th y Ssh KEOkUK, IOWA.
fINHEande rsign ned have nav d n
i their w arc Rooms, aud design
keeping constantly on hand = we'll
selected assor Ut all kinds Of Fur natsfs en-
brsGing Marble top Dressing, and plain BassAss
fne and plain Sofas fine and plain Center and
Gard Tables; CAnescAt and W indoor Chslss Rock
ing Chairs ofevcry ydescri from ap iain wooden
seat the finest hair cloth stuffed seat; plain and
fancy turned Cottage bcdstesds elstsst styls;
Lounges, DC.
Looking q iasses Of sIlsiIcs; Clocks, Carpetngs,
6oor and door matinge, aoor and table oil cloths,
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimmings, and every other sr.
ticie ususl1y kept in our line vi business.
Part sfour stock WAS made nndsI our OWN super
vision, and therest bought from manufactures Of
high standing, 50 that wc can warrant every arti-
ole for durability and 6nish Vi work msnss ip.
Our object is to establish q permanent business
here, aud not on the petrr Funk principle
and ~ An inducsment TO persons 60 purchase Of
US, weare resolved to sell at the lowest 81. Louis
prices.
Call and examine our stock before purchasink
elsewhere. We will always take pleaRure in show
ing furniture to Ladies and Genflemen who may
favor VI with call, whether they feel inclined =
buy or not,
E.l,o u 4~ff
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JUST RECEIVED AT
HOOPER,s

JUST RECEIVED AT
HOOPERss
NDr,S nnd Prescription store,
a SoInhh fresh supply VI Drugs, Chemicals,
"a warranted pure,j Psrfumery and Fancy ar.
AZ ~ r.s'ng the most popular articles VI the
aAy. W which he invites your attention.
ooncen.ra'ed Persian Essence, the most elegant
agreeable and lasting odor
nr noaqost d,orleans, or XIX Bourbon; OrisntAl
A.s. Magnolia. Ext. New Mown Hay,
West End, Tea Rose.
:. Sweet Briar, patchouly.
Musk, Jockey riah
" Hciiotrope, yiolette
'szbesa, Am bcr and Orange Flower Water; Aro.
omatic Vinegar, Aromatic Crys,als, Ger
man Fsrcna Cologne, Nacassar Oil,
oers. Meeu Fan. Chalk
Balls, Lily White.
hsadaiine, and Egyptian Hair Dye.
FOR THE HAIR
Alexander's Peiamicus,
Savage Ursins,
Lyman's Arctusine,
Bazin's Poncine soap,
Laeint savon Superfne Soap,
Wednesday,,
Honey Soap,
Vegetable Oil sand Soap,
AfAnsparent Soap Bars,
Transparent Soap Balls
:, Amandins Soap,
Marsh MalAw,
Genuine Yankee soap,
Military Shaving sesf,
Shaving Cream,
Shaving Brushcs
lair brushes
Iesth Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Flesh Brushes
Port Moaaiss,
Railroad Companions,
Cigar Cascs and
travelling fiasks Of every descri ption.
vLAvosiso RxTRAcrs
Vanilla,
Almond.
Lemon,
Celery,
deo@o Pine Apple, Ac.