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LN0R SALE OR RENT.--The cast half of lot 22
IL in square D. between and 9th streets fronting Maine
adjoining the foundry Mr. Charles White
povemsnis thereon consisting Of brick building occupied
present by Joshua Duln, a
shop together with good working
order and all the fixtures and tools belonging
embracing portable and bellows, turning
all necessary shang puIeys and bands operation
bcr OF necessary took TOP tedious to mention.
Also, variety OF co railing fencing The
latest styles fwn sell the whole terms
and give possession on the FIRST day of June next
y OWEN
May 2o-dtJune1 [starl 2l2 Pcnnsyl ylyanla ayepue
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person viii be upon books unless IN
paymSnt ol the subscription be made in advance.
Distant subc may money by letter. ana all sk
viii be assumed by ourselves IA 4
COUNTRY PER Il publ he'd ulweek, during tho Sc sion,
Of Congress, aud weekly during the recess.
subscriptions for period loss than year VIII be received
proportoned To the above annual rates,
as-PosrAsTF1s authorized agents; by
sending DAILY Subscribers with
subscribers with $50 enclosed VIII be entitled TO copy
grdis
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Commissayy Generals 0Gen. George Gibson commssary gen
era asant Captain d. L. simpson, six clerks and one essen
ger
Surgeon Generals 0eGen. Thomas lawson surgeon genera
DR. r. G. Wood and Dg. G. X Wood three clerks
Engineer OoeGenera Joseph Toiten chief engineer assistant
Captain H. G. Wright i've clerks and one messenger.
7EysyaIica j. Albert colonel OF the
sistant Captain j. four clerks and
Ordnance IT, Craig, colonel Of ordnance assistant
Capt VIM. Maynadier eight clerks asd one messenger.
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DURNETT HOUSE. southeast corner Pennsylva-
and Four and aaf street, Washington G., Mrs
sIIaAs REYNOLDS proprietrcss.
Boarders by the day. week, or month.
Several large and comfortable suitable for families Pea
boarer comfortably accommodated and meals
furnished 10 those who elsewhere.
choice selection Of wines liquors, and cigars, viii always be
found at the bar.
Free lunch every day a, IL O'Clock
AP ISL
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Yards and Docks,
=

CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
~ at Ess Island New York, will be al
this Office until the 1st day Of June
Bidders referred of
York for plans and specifications Of the work completed within
(6)
Approved 10 the oer and ure,s contract
cordng law will be required. tr
MAY
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n ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE.

M mne Osborn Co., Main and Second streets, Cup
opposite Dubuque Iowa. Broom
Co., SO Clark street. Chicago Illinois; Broom Husey, Co.
Keouk Iowa. agents. stock and exchange brokers viii
prompt stocks and bonds
negotad money Invested locating lands either with cash
joint commission
Every made from personal examinations only Taxes
paid &c, &C., &c.
property left with for sale WILL required be placed
registers Chicago Keokuk well here giving the
seller three markets. Correspondence solicited.
Ap 28-d3m
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

TIME PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
Louis and Jefferson city, connecting
Lightning Inc Of Msorirvcr packets that leaves Jeher
arrival OF the an carrying the malls
passengers Bonneville Glasgow lexington Kansas Lven
worth Weston, St. Joseph, and all intermediate points
In As hours and from "a to SO
hours ahead Of boats starting from st. Louis
Lightning packets equal boats in the trade aud,
being required schedule with the mails passengers
never deaye waiting for freight towns their Through
purchased the principal cities the United States
the Offices In st, Louis. T. McklsSlCk,
May 22-du Asst Sup't
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NOMPLETION Of Panama Railroad. d.-Roduction

EOMPLETION of Panama road.--Reduction
" CaiforniaUnted
York for Apnwa the 9th and Goth Of each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama 10 San Francisco.
These steamships have approved Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and s4fay.
The Panama railroad al miles long, completed from
10 and crossed In or hours The Of
checked In New York through San Francisco
embarked Panama by the Tho
paid in New York all expenses Of the trip
Reserve steamers kept New York anama and San
Francisco detention Of accident so that the route
entirely reliable
they arrive at Aspnwa
Conductors and take charge
and children without other protectors
through lowest apply at the agency III
West street, New York, TO W. RAYMOND.
6-df
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RURKE on the Mineral Springs Of yirginia. with

D map, ''''''''' = 'e''''' "''Ii
Moorman on the Virginia Springs, with map plates
Fauquier sulphur Springs by A Visitor.
Trip to the Virginia Springs tho Bellies Of 1885 by
A Lady. " -
Goodies Guide the Hot Springs, county Virginia
Bell on Baths aud wascry Regimen
Sarstoga Waters, by NJ. L. North, ~ d..
Ioleys Picturesque Tourist.
Smiths Illustrated Hand pook or The United States with map
Bstarnelrs Railway and Steamship Guide
Applcton's Railway and Steam Navigation Guide.
Pocket map Of virginia.
June '
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS--It being
IN the intention OF the Washington
Rockville Turnpike Company gravel the
It's terminus the District line requested
dress the undersigned the subject
Of April next JOHN G. BRENT,
No 80 Louisiana avenue.
j. G. LEWIS
Feb 24-3tawn 492 seventh
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DOUNTY LAND WARRANT Whereas, on the
18th October 1865 bounty land No 1882 for 100
issued the undersigned his name, October 5 1852
and by the Commissioner Pensions H. Hickman
Baltimore AID has been lost that have received said
hereby notice have said
authorized sell the
and have filed affidavit prevent the
issue OF patent to fraudulent claimant nnd will apply for dup
cate for the same at the proper time.
Ap 11-law6w* ELISHA s. JOHNSON.
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IT j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, office and depot
Ap p11-d1yt
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Proposals for stationery.

TREASURY DaAEnKsT, May 4, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the station
required this during the fiscal ending
will be received until IL O'Clock the 30t day
by satisfactory testimonials
will be considered and contracts viii
established manufacturers OF dealers the
articles.
All the articles be OF tho best quality OF their kind and
specified accompany each bid The
be awarded will be
department the others will be returned to the
specive bidders.
bd loai considered unless the articles oeoomIanyn9I ue
bet qaaiay and suited the tonus n the department
proposal be signed by the individual hrm making IT,
and specify price, and but price, for each and art
Gle contained la the schedule )
All furnished will be required 10 be like the samples
submitted viii comparison and be dc
with delay when ordered the satisfaction Of the head
the Office for which they required
the right OF ordering greater less
quantity each and article contracted the public service
may require
supplying Inferior article any will be deemed sufficient
forthwith 10 annu the contract.
Bonds with approved security TO be given by the contract
and Of failure supply the articles required the
and shall be liable for the forfeiture specified In such
bond lquidated damages.
sujoned specifies, nearly be done, the
quality and description Of each OF the kinds of articles
quired.
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OFFICE Northwest corner Of Pennsylvania av-
enue and seventeenth street, Washington city,
ID. &.

3. DIRECTORS
Thomas Is Florence Charles Dmgee,
George II. Armstrong, Thomas Manderheld,
Charles A. Rubicam, Edward r. Helmbold,
George Hembold, y. Carroll Brewster,
James H. Neall Isaac Ieech, jr.
THOMAS u. FLORENCE, President
EDWARD r. IKNBoiD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter, No. 397 street, opposite City Hall.
John Thornton First and Virginia Island
james Williams, No % and half street
gges No COL Thirteenth below Penny
f.s% MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain Levy 1857 Pennsylvania avenue opposite National
Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
John Thomason,
ASSISTANT SECRETARY,
James NJ West,
In charge Washington city cGce,
and Seventeenth
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YTNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the subscriber
hath obtained from the orphans Washington
the District Of Columbia letters Of administration the personal estate
OF Smith Lee late OF Washington county All
having claims the said
the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
the 9th day OF May next they Otherwise by bo
all benefit Of the said cstatc. NJ
MARY A. LEE,
May 9-law3wHf Administrative.
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washington Branch Railroad.
P II. GILLET, Counsellor at Law. bias removed

p III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law has removed
LIE his Office TO his residence In Franklin Row.
thirteenth streets He win continue TO devote his attention principal
" TO cases in the United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much time TO the law patents he will
give advice and opinions legal questions arising before
Patent Office and appeals the chief justice assistant
the District OF comba and will also assist In the and
trial Of suits concerning patents
He win also written opinions and prepare arguments par
ties having claims before Congress either the departments
viii also prosecute claims before board established for their
dcaton.
Oct 28--dn
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,
THE PERILs or THE SEA, AND INLAND TRANsP0RTA-
TON
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY OF pHIIA-
DEIPHiA.
Fire, Marine, and Inland Insurance
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS
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FINO LEASE, for term of years the mansion of the
Il late General Towson United States contain all the
modern works. &c.
ply to J. d H. SMITH, esq. at his Office, on street.
March 21-2wtf N
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For all the articles class suitable samples
be subncd with attached each the price all
must include he ddiuey g de articles at ne dfdytment
May 5--law3 30thJnne
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Hon Floyd Secretary Of War; W. r. Drinkard chief clerk
subordinate clerks and four watchmen The
following bureaus attached TO this department;
Commanding 0Ths office, the head OF which Is
Lieutenant General Scott Is al New York.
Adaam Generals 06ie Col Samuel Cooper, Ajutan General
AssstansBrevct Major d. Townsend, Brcvet Capt Williams
and Capt Garesche Judge Advocate Brevet Major John
Lee; In this Office kept all
the which OF The the rolls &c
IL here where all military commissions made out
Quanemaxg Generals ocBrevet Major General r. Jesup
general Colonel G. Thomas, Captain
Miller i,rovet Major Beger clerks
paspaser Generals 0HotCoi 1aned paymaster general
Major Leslie district paymascr eigh, clerks and
gor, .ti
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages in the
splendid the prompt
drawing viii be Immediately after to all
who order from
Address p j. BUCIiEY Agent
Nav IL Wilmington Delaware
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FRANcK TAYLOR.
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authorized Capital and Assas, sl,473,o57 OF.
Assets, $523,O57 on,
IneeSed in Bonds, Mortgages, and Good Securities.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
DrsrERAIr E>on,.xrrn I. NJ

DESPERATE ENCOUNTER IN NELSON Co.. Va
A correspondent of the Petersburg. (Va)
Democr1 oiJune 10Th. writing from Mel
son county, gives the following item Of
News
This morning, some ten miles from this
place, desperate encounter took place be.
tween Messrs. II. L. lIerris and benjamin
Digs Each was armed with five shooters.
aud although when firing at tree. are We
ry capita shots at long distances. when
firing at each other within a few steps. and
both discharging the entire contents Of their
shooters, missed their aim. They then re
sorted to double barreled guns. at about
thirty PAGES, Mr.. H. receiving eleven buck
shots in the back As Mr.. ID made his es-
cape, it is not known whether or not he was
shot. but it is thought he was. Nelson Co
is hard To beat in the way of cutting shoot
ing and manning In the last twelve wears
upward oftwelve persons have been killed.
averaging one IA year, and about twenty
times that number either shot or stabbed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

The isrnsss x NasyIsad ere sastainine
severe losses by the army worm" The
losses are chiefly IN wheat. but II is found
that the worms attack slso corn. tobacco.
timothy. and in fac, everything green which
comes in their way
Counterfeit dollars made Of brsss, and
moulded from the ordinary one dollar gold
piece. are in circulation In Petersburg. Wiz
GINA
The wheat crop Of south Carolina. 1t Is
said, will be the largest. this season. ever
harvested in that State
The Salem Register chronicles the arri-
val Of schooner at that place from Para.
with seven beautiful boa constructors. one
Of which is about ~ feet in length
A bridge is now being constructed over
the river Jordan" on the line Of the Caia
rsgaa and Foglesyille Rail Road. in Penn
sylyania. which is said TO be the largest Of
its kind In the Enit-d States 1t is loo
feet long, aud Is built entirely Of iron-the
spans being supported by iron towers one
hundred feet high II will be completed by
the 1T Of July.
The Downieville Tunnel Company, At
Centrevile. have found gold boulder. sup
posed to be the largest ever struck in Cali
fornia They estimate the amount of gold
it contains NJ not less than 100000
Strawberries aad frogs are the princi
pal luxures Of Indianapolitans Just now
A new counterfeit five dollar rote. on |
the Exchange Bank Of Pittsburg has made |
its appearance. 1t is well executed, and |
will deceive many. unless they are ON their |
guard against it The vignette represents
two females floating in the air 1t purpoIts
to have been engraved by W. l.. Wintly,
A young man named David Robinson,
while running loot race near Vincennes,
Ind. last Sunday, fell down corpse
Two men who were in Jail In Okechobee
co, Mississippi, made their escape by chang
ing dresses with their wives. whom the
kind hearted jailor had allowed to visit
them in their cells The jailor ought to have
been up to such an old dodge
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

The undenigned 10 Agent fer this new Insuranc
Company, which 10 managed BY some Of the most sub
stantal business Of T. Louia, and 10 ready ct al
times 70 take rbks on reasonable rates. Il should
not be overlooked that this b good western Oon
psny and should b supported By citssas, instsa
Ct being svtndled u Eastern svindling insttution
Of which there are % many.
dsc9Sd1y n. HARDING,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
DR.. HUBBELLS
Private Medical Companion /!
OR TIE
IleI0s'tMNfe'S Friend,
JUSTPUBLISIIED, GRATUITOUS.
To YOCNG MEN AND

~ wv w NJ TN NM
ofhe n rruus Deb NV
aud chr~,i diseases. TIE
q st and ~ ct cansequrrce
~ xc,s ard abuse ~ ihr
fNral " t,s, l. a pscnljar
dis AID raneiir on of he's
min ! oreshs which n An
thor IN h . TK a 1SE. has
ca ID tn - ciaI lis ase y
Aastnrbation. The follow
Ing dts. drrs. some In on.
~ss". some In another. are
again the dir CT CO.'S q'i.n
c"r Of this disssse, viz: Or
minnl Epi&-ians. q neral
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
a C.4RD.

A IL VIE have given NJ the AGENCY Of ssllye
IA their RsAl Detste, viii and II In the hands Of G
Aaenssus Haviland, ESQ.,, ~ho occupies Ian Of
~ o0lee. anA who com . auong us vell recompeud.
q 1or inteartty sod hiGh busness caeocisy, ana !
doubt not vtu render geuersl sat,sactien 70 I'll vho
NAY favor him With their pstronage IN ~ lard
agency buslness.
vsslA raasa = eenclaslso, sAas Aave vaiuabe
49, 49, 49, y neYoaDost - vle1at1y lbs solo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

TsE CLOSING ScsNs.-After bsing die.
inferred from their many burial grounds
throughout the leogth ard breadth OF
the land, the mortal remsios Il Know
no ingism we're oil gathered together
and deposited in their lass resting place
ct Louisville. Ky, o. this day one week
ago, with oil the solemnsty and silence
Gu the occasion. There was little said;
the ceremonies were short; end amid the
the sobs and siehs Of . few faithful
friends. the unssvory Sam Was consigu-
ed to an unt,mely tomb. The lsst ssd
scene Of hie sdserturous and eventful
life 10 oser. It 10 truly to be hoped for
tho sake Of his future pence, - we'll -
the quiet Of those other departed spirits
With " HON be must commune. that Sam
will seek an abode in the eternal world,
where the poor old Pope 10 never expec.
ted, and the ".wees German accent, and
the rich Irish hroeu (" are never minel.
ed in the BY INNS OF the saints:
No useless coffin enclosed his breast.
MOI in sheet nor in shroud they wound him
But he lay like knownothing taking rest
With nothing at all around him.
They buried him darkly at dead Of night,
The sods with their boot heels turning.
BY the trembling moonbeam's misty light,
and the lantern dimly burning
Richmond E .quirer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
GALL AT
TUCKER r. WlLLARD'S
an tn corner o. seTnd ard HaITs,n street
~ where you can buy all kinds Of
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,

~ the 10 gHat y, al tn lov@st cash tytc.. Wilt
Lred III sod Oi, vsrni n, Jspsn varnisA. Turn ~
tine. ayid other kinds ~ pairfs NIE3
t,lazn wind vs. e instantly on hsni, Blind. Trim.
me I'D P~sned, 01ass ~ ~ s'ses " Hos q h0le
SAFE an rtsii, Glass se NJ short notice Az, |,
god assartn-nio Of VAIL. PAkER and BORDERS
which viii he hm9 - - e1csneasRi ~ y Hanger.
q sifsi: rT ifins dne Wy ~offr ace and b, The
yard. Job ing d u, at short notice "
u our fiji is will give Us . call. ve gill ,,v L,
thew ~" ~ "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
Ebeglsoe kOD. Sale.

TN perfect running order, ct OAKUou's huLs. pe
] venpott Can be sern st any time, day or ateA,
Il hes - finch cylinder, feet stroke, cut Ola IL
perfect condition, Any one IN want u No, m
sirs world do veil to cell POI further psr,ic.
ulars spgly 70
mohledawtf CANNON pnuN0U
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

e. The following is an extract from
isaiah III, ls: I'm that day the Lord
will take away the bravery Of their
tinkling ornaments about their test,
and thsil eqnlA thsis soaai tiss AZ
~ wloUAs 0sse 4 mean hoelh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
CHAWGES =. PUTNAM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

sVOt6y1'y FNDatc,
OFTYCE corner Second and Main Streets.
ROOM NO S, DAVENPORT BLOCH,
D.aV.E.NPORT. :. IOWA
June eS7dIy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
H.S.SA ME.NOU.fI..

TIVE uLdsfsiFntd bayr remove Ia "a, nav huild
j iLg Ia Mesanus & Rhalsriis Blutk, ur e cotd
tr,t, virr III, VIII rmsin during The err cthn -
heir new bank Baiidifg ready % attend To busin-,
uslisi
niarei2lu COOK AsAHGENi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
eason.
BELLk.lRDE.
Rniisr Saloon. most claganuy n ted up, contain
ne Il rec tables Eutranc' Main ,rcrt.
NA,l-st sUlif TaJNP
PALACE DINING HALL.
l.adie. and uslrnsen. 1C'' SREAM,
OtATER, and ONntuS q ouns

On Rrsi bttws n Prom and coro d streets, East
side.
9vary,h ms in TIE EATING, rrut and Coufect
tka ~ lire. ys' Ia ord IN the test 81 10 and
on sha't.st n aice LEM tDf, Il CRkAA and
20 d G gal. Away on bAr
syl-Ns,f. NiNOH co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

- New -four has appeared in New
York. 1t came from Georgia and was
Of fine quality.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
Warehouse sale.

NIX allowing Go $ Wares, mi M,rch.p 4 .
WI le >oii Il public aueiEi ~ III warh 70
II ID. She ~, eYrs IT, The n LID n 4, al 80,
ID pit. en- n ~ day II July, . o., III Sr,isht AMI
charg' II not presi us, clam ell by the uv er.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
WINDOW SHADES.

Beautiful painted and rich Gold shades, White BuA
0goen and n1ue Ho1Andh.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
GROCERIES.

Burrows, Prealynan = DslscaA,
II wAslesais Dealers n = II
q II OCE Ii 1 u = ,
IRON, Salt. CrsssessS. Sc.
ADMITS FOR 7Hk SALE Of
- .. HO1-1-t1aE % Co'0
Celebrated Fire and zA.y I'roy SaJe
Z. l. I. Fairbanks Scales.
A&1Eshaiike- ~ constantly on hand full stock Of
w Gtoeaiies, which oG To he trad, as lo~
| ~ can ae purchased m Chicaso or 5, Lus, snl
pui hss-rs VIII nbd our goods be the quail
y and war; alted equal 10 sample isn2sdS~a
| SUGARs = Muscovado, Pssso Rico, Clarified.
| ~ G ushed ana Powdr Ell, for sal at
btkkoNs, fktfriMAN \ pALZEll-
I ,uFfEES-Rio o, Mocha, Java, also Groppd Cote.
| ~ an kssence OF IoE.e,a B.P \ ~
hioLAssEs-N. Orleans. SUGAR House, and ~ M
4vX sor sale al b.. y.
/ kAs--imp rial, Young Tyson, Gunp WIDER aid
BLACK Teas, for ale AT Bf d.
e. PiCLS-Pepper, Allspicr, CinnAIaon, Stoves, ,,in
~ scr, Mustard and Nu;lneEs, ~ b. h u.
NoAPs-F.n,y and Toilet, Family. Erasive anu
~ G.stiie, iy sale =. b. Z. = u.
(,ASDLEs-sperm,A m~ntiue, stsarnr, stAr ano
~ :.iiow, for sale low =, b. f.A
4 ll.s- sperm, Solar, LARD, Bsik, kosin, Ln.ee
~ AID Oi.se, At
DAINTs- hrte u al 1.ue Pants eelr
b. 80.
4 NGAKs--HavAnA. German and American D,aude.
~ At BP, AD
sl,oBA CCO-Ns tusal Leaf. Virgins and n $3.50
i pound SO ., Twist. 1in-Foil and smoking foi |
sAlt nj bP. ID.
YEAST PowDgKs Of various brands and kin is, N
Bpm u.
assorted and fancy. Gum an Lemon
~ Drois. Lokrnges. T. u.
DKrNEs in jars, box,s aud barrels Ciupn Fig
L Past. and Ourrants, at Pan
OVERWHELMINGLY brands. ssored sizes,
1 Pepper Sauce. fur sale AT 7. Nb
DowDER, shot, Lead and CAPS All Anis >.
i B.P AD.
A,TAKch-Oorn, Pearl and Family, Tor sale at
. FAD.
Nuts lmonds, Is azl. Filperts, Pea Pecan,
IN waluuts and Cocoa, u b. p. I'D
II AIsINs-M II and Layer, ~hele AMI y 'oses
N sultana and Malaga, ~ 81 .ND.
~ HoCoIATE, Cocoa, Br.mA, Parma, Tspcoh
" Whraten .irits ana OAi Meal b = d D.
N,ALT-Kinhawa, syrac use, Turks Island, Liver
~ pool blown anu tsruui.d alum. b. +. ID
4 ,EMENT-l Louisville and Utica Fostering Hsir
~ stu,c co Plaster Milwaukee AMI san usky Soda
ash, 8 tons IN store, and for sale by Is Pad
DASKETs-hAfket to ~ bushei. Corn and
- Clothes, at PAD
:" ooDENwARE-Tu's, Paiis, Wash boards.
w Churus, Mups, Axe Heivee, at BPS
I ,oRDAGE-Nannla Jute Hemp, and cotton COR
~ dasa OF all sises n. Nd.
LlsH-Mackcr-l. salmon, white Fish, Trout, Cot
II nsh and smoked Haliibut, at y. I'D.
I LASS-Window Glass assorted szes Tumble.
~ Jars and Demlshn-, for sal at 4. &D
DRIMsTONE Sulphur salts, Borax hiito, IN
- store and tor sale by Is r. SD.
\ a ATCHES--Pierce Co., and 81 LOUIS, for ss.r q,
wi BEAD
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Particular attention y invited 70 ~ 1Acs thss we
have many Of the bese styeO ~ q1n1ltso a. eoOda
thAt cannot b obtained eleewhere and ~ Are nov
o6sring eus sntre stock q 0rse1ly Aeduoed Pvicee
BECKER, nellister 4 wilkins.
jan 10 lHS1dlU IL LAKE LsnxEf.
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