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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-22
II. VI ItIIl N Z
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1858.

AN INTERESTING SALE.-A sale is
soon to take place in Paris of the furni-
lure belonging to Mr. Parke Gusts, Of
Virginia. This gentlemen, who lived
twenty years in modest apartment OF
the FauburS St. Honore, had but one
mania, that Of collecting portraits of
Washington and Lafayette. He has col
lected, it is said, 1176 portraits, engra-
we'd, Autographed, in brooze, in plaster,
or in bust, on feet, en- horse, in all forms
and shapes. Being the heir Of G. w. p.
Gusts, he comes home in consequence of
that gentleman's death.
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PEoGREss OF Notwithstanding to
the Mobile Tribune, the merchant who
made the first shipment of cotton from
that port is now living and engaged III
business. The first vessel loaded with
cotton he had to send to New Orleans to
Get 400 bales to fill up. Six hundred
thousand bales are now annually shipped
from Mobile.
FEoZEN.--A brakemen namedss John
Myers, on the freight train of the PENN
svivania Railroad was found at his post
or Tuesday, between Philadelphia and
parkesbuYg, so badly frozen as to be
rerfectly insensiblc; his hands frozen fast
to the iron brake, and his body perfectly
iunloyable. He was taken off and with
proper care was on Thursday able to
speak.
BREADsTUFFs IN ENGLAHD.-For the
week ending january 20 there arrived at
liverpool, from the United States, IS 900
bushels wheat sand 1911 barrels flour,
besides 26 500 bushels wheat and 1901
barrels -four from Canada.
The streets of Jacksonville, Illinois
were lighted for the first time with gas Oh
Saturday night, the 9th instant.
Twenty miles of the Southern Pacific
Railroad have been completed in time te
secure the Texas grants.
Pierre Genting, who participated III
the battle of New Orleans, and subsequent
ly fought several duels, died suddenly
last week in that city.
The mountains in Georgia We're covered
with snow last week, giving them an
unusually grand appearance
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The News.

Important dispatches from Mexico
have been received at the State Depart
ment. Mr.. Forsyth, our Minister, had
recognized the new government, as have
all tie ether members Of the diplomatic
corps, such q course being not only usual
but necessary for the protection of tie
interests Of American citizcrs Grave
questions are likely to come up at once
with the Zuloaga government, in consc-
queEce Of the decree restoring the conf
seated church property to the clergy.
When the sales of this property were
made last year, by the governments,
some Of our citizens applied to the lega-
tion to know whether, if in case they
should buy any Of the coniscated proper
ty from tie government, their title would
lie q good one; and if they could claim
damages as American citizens ifany sub
seq0eIt government should take the
property away from them. After ma
ture. examination Mr. Forsyth decided
that as tie confscaton and sale were the
acts of the government of Mexico, de
.fdcto and de .jaUe, they would have a
good claim in case the property they paid
tor should be taken from them by any
subsequent government. 1t is said that
purchases to the value of several millions
have been made by American citizens,
and that as the recent decree Of President
IluoaGa has a retroactive as well as q
present and prospective effect, the prop
erty is to be taken from them. These
questions are likely to cause serious COM
plicationS between the two governments,
as, however well founded President
Iuloaga's government may be, it can
never possess the right to invalidate COM
pleted contracts between former govern
nents and individuals.
The American bark Adriatic, it will be
recollccted, was seized at Marscillcs, and
the captain sentenced to reimburse the
value of the French steamer Lyonnais,
the two vessels having unfortunately
Gene il collision, which resulted in the
loss Of the latter. After her seizure the
Adratic managed to escape from Mar
settles, Int was subsequently recaptured
by q French man-of-w war and taken to
Spezzia. 1t now appears that during
tempcstuous night the enterprisius cap
tain o. the bark quietly slipped out Of the
Larbor Of Spezzia, and ne is now proba-
bly, half way across the Atlantic, home
ward bound.
The Wabash, late flag ship Of the homo
squadron, has been ordered to be put out
of commission, and prepared as flag ship
of the Mediterranean squadron. The Of
ticcrs have been detached and the crew
vii be discharged.
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From the Neac York He3u7ds Uashiug-
ton Correspondent.

FROM inc Ner FORK Held5d'S itGShiug-
ton Correspondent.
There have been quite number Of
ducls on the tapis for the last two or
three days, but they are all likely to ter
inmate without bloodshed 1t appears
that a difficulty occurred between Gen.
Harvey and Col. Sumner, growing out of
the Court Martial of the latter gentle
man at Fort Leavenworth some weeks
ago, Col. Sumner thinking himself insul-
ted by Harvey. Shortly after their arri-
val here Sumner addressed a note to
Harvey asking him to meet him outside
of the District Gen. Harvey sent the
note to the Secretary Of War, and at the
same time addressed a note to Col. Sum-
ner, stating that he intended to make it
an official matter for investigation, and
he has accordingly preferred charges
against Sumner. Col. Sumner replied
to Harvey that he could have nothing
further to do with man who would
screen himself by his official position.
Thus the matter stands. Of course the
army officers who are here-and their
iiniliC 10 sSlOll-tilSCuSS Vic uliLter III all
its bearings. Both Harvey and Sumner
have left the city.
Here is another bloodless affair. A C
Rhind, formerly of the navy, sent chal-
lenge to Commander Boutwell,, in conse-
quence Of false charges made against him
in pamphlet published short time
since. Boutwell, refused to accept the
challenge, and consequently Rhind post
cd him in the old style, as follows:-
NOTICE,
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNCEuN-GEN-
TLEMEN OF THE NAVY IN PARTICULAR.
Whereas, Commander Z Boutwell,,
in pamphlet published by him, has
made certain false charges against me !;
and whereas, have demanded satisfac-
ton from him, which he has declined or
failed to give, I hereby proclaim him a
coward and liar.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
SATURDAY Jan. 20
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Sea Witch, Egbert, fun N. Y; in bal
last, to master.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, FIN Rich
mond, bd to New York, put in to finishing
loading, to j. NJ. Smith 4 Bro.
Steamer Glen Cove, Davis, FIN Richmond.
SUNDAY, Feb. Fl.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Henry Reed, Anthony, FIN Chicka-
homaney River, with wood, to master.
Schr. M. T, lvey, do FIN Chickahoma-
ney River, to master.
Steamship jamestown, Parish, bound to
Richmond.
MEMORANDUM.
Schr. Willis Putnam, Davis, arrived at N.
York on the 10th inst, days FIN this port.
Schr. Joseph Lawrence, Church, arrived
at N. York on the 10th inst, 3 days from this
port.
MONDAY, Feb. %.
ARRIVED.
Schr. l.. Fl. Nickerson, Bearce, I'm New
Orleans, BID to Baltimore via Keyport, with
Sugar and molasses, put in to land part of
her cargo, to Camp 4 Bonsal.
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There, now, cried little neice OF ours,
rummaging drawer in a bureau, Gran
pa has gone to heaven without his spec
tacles! What will he do?' And shortly
afterwards. when another aged relative
was supposed to be sick unto death, in
the house, she came running to his bed
side with the glasses in her hand, and an
GRAND on her lips'-'You going to die?'
They tell me So. Going to hcaven?'
Il hope So well, here's gran'pa's spec
tacles; won't you take them to him?'
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New Advertisements.

TSHE Honorary and active members 4
i OF the N. l.. A. Blues that are in the n
city, are requested to meet at the Gun "
Room this evening at IN O'Clock p. M. to
adopt measures to attend the funeral of their
deceased brother Soldier Chas. L. Walters.
CHAS. B. LEWELYN,
fc ~ End Sarg't
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GENTS SHOES.
The Notebook.

THIS is the latest improved Cooking
i Stove from those celebrated Stove Ma
kers, Messrs. Abbott g. Lawrence, and is the
heaviest and strongest Stove made, and in
operation equal to any stove made, or sold.
Call and see them at CROWS
fe 20 No. A, Commercial Row.
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Important Notice

important NOt1Ce
To MERCHANTS, BANK OFFICERS AND ALL
others Concerned.
VICE cry & MPANY
MOULD, at the end of another year,
w take this occasion to return their
thanks to their numerous friends for the
liberal patronage extended to them for the
past twelve mo aths. and hope by continued
exertions to merit the same for the ensuing
year. They would also avail themselves Of
the opportunity to say that they have lately
received, in addition to their already large
stock, fresh supply of
BLANK BOOKS,
Such as Ledgers, Day Books. Journals,
Cash, Invoice, Letter, Copying, Bills Lad
ing, and Memorandum Books, together with
a general assortment of Counting House Sta
tionery, including copying Presses, Ink of all
colors, Bill Heads, Envelope boxes, Newspa-
per, bill and Letter Files, Letter, Cap and
Note Paper, Steel Pens, Waters, Envelopes,
Post Office Boxes, Irvine, Calenders, &c, to
all of which they would call the especial at
tention of Merchants, Bank Officers and
others. VICKERY IL GOMPANI'S
te II City Book Store.
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r OS IA plain Gold SLHEvs Burton
~ was lost on Friday last. 1t has the in
itials, A. A. c. on it. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at
fe 22-lt# THIS OFFICE.
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SUPERIOR QUALITY
G. o l. d w A TIC ES,
T. NJ. Freeman

y NJ OCIIUHy
No. 80, MAIN STREET.
1h HAS Just received an extensive as
Ia sortment of fine Gold Watches, con-
isting of the following different
makes.
Jules Jurgensen, Cooper, Dixon, Taylor,
Stoddard, Brindle II Co.
ALSO,
A beautiful lot of fine German Watches,
in magic cases with Nickel movements.
These Watches were selected for NV es-
pecial sales. Persons in want of a good
Watch will please call as we shall sell them
upon accommodating terms. fe %
NJ 0. l, LA r. D-5 Bbls No. Lard, in
IN store, and for sale by
J. +. JONES,
fe22 No. 2, CampbelPs Wharf.
"a. u A. Copy.)
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Special Notice.

special Notice.
ENOR Pertaining the Breath, Cleaning
Il Teeth, and Beomifying the Complexion
use "BALN OF 1000 Flowers" For Dressing
Ladies Hair, use "WooDLAND CREAM" a.
new Pomade. 1t curls gentlcmen's Hnir 6egA.''
tynlly-Price so cents each.
Beware of Counterfts
w. =. FETRIDGE Il co.
Proprietors N. V
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CKERY Il COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers,
Also sold by King d Toy, and Santos
Wake Il Co, and by all Druggists. de 5
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FLOWER SEEDS.
WE have received a large and choice as
w sortment of Flower Seeds, among
which may be found the following varieties:
Candytuft, Snowy Love Grove,
Migonette, Honesty or Satin Flower,
Love-in-a-mist, Wall Flower,
Blue Argeratum, Mixed Portulaea,
Scarlet Mourning Glory, Rose Champion,
Double China Pink, White Cyprus Vine,
Large Flowering Petuina, Sweet Alyssum,
Purple Petuina, Heartease or Pansy,
Mixed Fall China Aster, Mixed Putuina,
Golden Bartonia, Maiden Pink,
Drummond's Phlox, Mixed Columbine,
Powered Love Grove,
With other varieties not included in the
above list, for sale by
feS GEO. w. DEY & co. Druggists.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
WIN. L WALTERS PRoPnIEroR.

WIN. L WALTERS PRoPRIEToR.
Pc Lyon, Mrs Delipain, sister & SER
want, G Schreger & lady, Miss G B
Greenqaf, N Y; J NJ Stribling, Marion
DR. W r Spruill, A D Jones, N G.: 7 w
Armstead, Hampton l. Hudgins, H
Hudgins, Mathews; r G Lumpkin, j G
Hudgins, F II GALLAGHER, L Polsten, r
krebs, Geo Krebs, Thos German, Balti-
more; d D Rapp, L City; H c Pate,
Newsoms Depot; J S Lyons, William
Young, Boston, J H Roberts, G L Wick
maA, NJ Edwards, j Hansbury, Wheel
ing; Capt Baker, Brig Union; w M
Pettis, Princess Anne; I O'Mullen. South
Mills; L Horner, Windsor, CT Hrenn,
Isle of Wight; DR. O B Funny, Acco-
mac co.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK
j. L. WEATHERwAx, PROPRIETOR.
M Boyds, Great Bridge, E Chamber
lain, ii Brotherton & lady, Baltimore !;
j j Freeman & 2 servants, Mathews !;
j j Topping, w Darden, j Barnes,
Hampton w Burdick, Suffolk j w
Kilby, Nansemond L w Wainer, P C
Turner, G U Sullivan, Il o Reilly, G V
Harris, NJ Hess, j S CARR, N Y; S
Craft & children, S c J w Keeling, Va;
w S Land, Princess Anne.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMMERsoN, PRopg1EToB S.
L Lalvur, DR. w G Hay, U S N; G
Neblett, r H Roe, r Comments, J r
Jones, Blackwater; NJ l. Black, N CIR
R; j B Roberts, B + Diggs, Baltimore ;
II D Hitchcock, S G; y B Hudgins,
Mathews; Joseph Graham, j Norwood,
Hillsboro' j d Booron, N Y:
MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
j. D. HOLIDAY, PROPRIETOR.
II Carter, Jr., Shirley; G Latham,
Plymouth; James Boche, Z S N; I. II
Fowle and daughters, n C; Il d Phil
lips, Miss NJ NJ Riddick, Miss H Riddick,
Chuckatuck d S Tayloe, G Gordan, A
Rodgers, c H Riddick, G Crump, D
Bettes, Deep Creek; w N Beaton, Boy
kin's Depot; j R White, Gilmerton.
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at ST cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be 81 per year, So for six months, and
ST. for three months, payable in advance.
Iss~ Circulation equal to all the
other City dailies combined.
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NACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
j. D. HoLLADAY, PRoPRIEToa.
BURROWS
Relia bic Nj e dicine.
CURES SCROFULA.S SYPHILIS

- " ~ ~ liz " "a u "a ~
CURES SCROFULA, SYPHILIS
~ Rheumatism, Piles, Affections Of the KID
neys, Costiveness, Yeneridi Diseases, Female
Complaints, Chronic Diseases Of the Seruat
Organs,a land all affections arising from impu-
rity in the blood or occasioned by imprudence
in life. The splendid reputation which this
wonderful remedy has acquired in quickly
and permanent, curing the above diseases is
unprecedented in the ANIMALS of Medicine
Our readers can form some idea of the popu-
larity of this unrivalled preparation when
we assure them that upwards of 5000 bottles
are annually sold in the vicinity. Fer sale in
Norfolk, by J. w BURROW Il CO., the
Druggists on Church street. ia 26-3m
CABBAGE s E e D.--A supply of
" American Flat Dutch and Drumhead
Cabbage Seed, warranted genuine, for sale by
fe s2eS GEO. w. DEY d co.
pennsylvania Buckwheat-Atre fresh
L supply received this morning, and for
sale by DAVIS d. WOMBLE,
fe2 No. 5, Campbells Wharf.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise SO.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and laced under the
head Of Especial Notices." dosbis the ordinary
rafes.
Special Notices in the Local Column 40 cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the insiae sxclu-
sivs1y Ia the Daily, after the frat two wseks q,
SO per cent. more than the above rates,
Advertisements not accompanied with dirsc-
tions vili be inserted Till forbid, and charged
for accordingly.
All fvsnsssnf adveyfssemsnfs mssf be paid for
In advance. This rule will not be varied from
When the advertiser uses tho Weekly alone,
the price will be the same ~ in the Daily -
Whore the Daily and Weekly are both used,
- per cent. will bs deducted from the aggre-
gAte amosnt.
Under the present systen, the advertiser
pays much for the space he occupies, the
changes being chArgeable for the composition
only. This plan n now generally adopted. -
OsT charge for changes win be Is cents per
square.
- In all cases where advertisemsnts are
disc,n tinucd before the expiration Of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up at cur regular rates for the time actual
ly in.
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JOS. II. M. BERTRAM,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURA RANCE
NM d n EN-.

OFFICE, NO. 4, kILB0URNE'S BLOCK,
IL AS for Sale so beautiful Lots in b. " Xii.
L l. bourne o Addition.
From any Of these Lots the prospect from, and
the view around thecity, isdelightful.
They are ali near or adjoining
KILBOURNE PARK!o
And no other Lots in the City be more desirable
for residences.
Bleck l76 in the oldlimits.
90 Feet on Main-st., between 9th and 7th.
Lot 4, Block "a, on Blondeau-st.
so Feet in Block 2oI on Main-st. between 10th
= nd lth.
2b Feet on Main.st. commencing 100 fsetfrom
10th street
20 Feet on 4th st. In Block As, . verydesirable
building residence.
Also, Lots In Edward Kilbourne sNew Addition.
TERns-Low, and very Easy Payments.--
Fer further particulars enquire at the above once
isn26d
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Something New.

X. HICKEY has purchAsed that dne stock of
- Cioo0s, CnssAmcrcs and Nestsngs,
formerly owncp by J. II. Waggener, and now has
them for sale in the store Of tho NEW HAT CON-
PANY.
tho country, and number Of Tailors, and is Ere
pared to furnish Clothing to order, WARRANTED
10 SUIT rHK mont FAsrlpIoUs.
lie has, also, one Of the finest stosks Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
ever oneredin this city, embracing every nsedfui
article down TO pocket cork screw, oil Of which
he viii seli ut reduced prices for CAsMy
The undersigned has leng thought that some
things be done well as others, and therefore
invites all to y him q call.
decI6d j. X. RICKEY.
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CUMMINGS x BEGG6,
Architects.

sup E rim E N ID EN rs.
HAVEtakep an Office in Beddington's Block
j i corner Of johnson and Third streets, in Room
No IA 3pd story, first door the left at the head
Of the maiu entrance stairs, where they invite
their friends and the public call. They are pre-
pared to furnish designs and detail drawings for
buildings Of all kinds, public and private, and To
superintend the erection Of the same. They hope
10 do business la such AZ viii please their
patrons and do credit 10 themselves.
Refer, by permission, to
X. p. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward kiIbourne, james Estes,
Geo. c. Anderson, X. y. Creel,
VIC. Stripe, ID. keddington,
Vim. Leighton, J M. Billings,
J. M. Hiatt. J. Ii. Paul
decl2dly
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IMPORTANT CHANGES.
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO 4 MISSISSIPPI
'ao4D a4so..
r RAILR AID.

Completedto Cincinnati Through scith sss
change Of cars Only enc change
Of edrsto L0uispille- One
change to CieVeiand.
nNEto Wheeling, and tvo lD1s changes Of Cars
- and baggage 100 mtlssnearer to sil East
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROBTI. ea,yv,uo
the U. S. Mail and adams Erpress.
On and after Wednesday ) Wy lst, trains will
leave rs follows:
Chest0Rt, at 1900 q. In. Leaves East st. Louis
De l0:50.
IA Train Leaves Office, corner Of An ana
ChestDot5at p. m. Leaves East st. Loui sDepet
at $3.50 p.m m,
In order to accommodate the travelling pub-
liass Saturday Afternoon Train has been put
upsand trains willrun asabove every day except
Sunday.
N. ball trains make direct and certain e1n~
| necftons al Cincinnati with all Eastern Mail -
Express Trains thusformin the sAoriesf, {6sc62us,
and onty Broad Gauge Route to New York; Boston. .
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Warrington 0lu, Pts.
nurgh, wheeling, Cleveland, 1s4alos ~ ~
Also, Chicago, and al points on Illinois Cen.
trail Il. 4.
ONLY ONE CHANGE or CARS 10 CHICAGO. q
New York passengers have choiee Of four eooG
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, viz New Teek
Erie, A y. Central, Pennsylvania Central sd
Baltimo9e kOhio.
Through passengers should avail themselves r
this most reliable route between the East S1
the Vest, as il affords unusual facilities,
| superior road, and the only Broad Guage r.
the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, Lasaa6s,
Rock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Dunleith, Ca
lena, Peru, &C., connect at aandoyal with the
Illinois Central X. X. forthe above named points
direct.
Passengersfor Nation and Chicago connect ut
Odin with the Chicago Branch. Through from st..
Louis with only one change of cars.
Through baggage check given in the city, and
baggage handled free, giving passe engers notroubls
At the Depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procured 1t the o@css, Nos. rs and 80,
corner Of 4th ard Chestnut streets, under the
Planters House, and al No. - Lsyee, corner Of
Vine street
Ha1-Both Offices are exactly the cornsr--the
only places to obtain re iiabl / nformation.
W. IL. CLEMENT, GEM Supst.
ISAAC WYMAN, Gen 4 W sstefn ARst.
Omnibuscs viii callIor passengers and baekafe
In any part Of the NJ leaving their address st
jyl7d @sH4%3
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Lumber.

VTyHE subscribers would inform the consumers Of
Lumber, and the public generally, that they
Usually made by : Saw Mil, including Lath,
Flooring Joist, shesing and Siding, Of any length
that may hc desired.
Call 81 The New Saw Mill, on the river, near
whites Pork House. PAUL HUME6.
NIB. Stove wsod for sale at 81 80 per cord.
sep1Sd1
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I. Q N o re a u q NliI
NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.

NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.
1hafhsary and eonisnsaikent ~crid seos psychAssa =
Desira6isand Permanent HomssfeGd, ,sscSss JFea
sheits' srsrations aad Landicrds' drns.
THE subscriber oHers our new citisens the
1 cheapest bargain yet out, being = Dwelling
House large enough for an ordinary family, en-
closed BY neatly painted paiing fence, with good
nsl1Aborhood, within ten minutes walk Of the
Estes Houss.
FIRST COME, FIRST CLAIM.
II taken soon, =. be had at low figures. A
rare bargain, whelO0f for residence or 40 . in
Scstment. Title guaranteed.
TRRas-e2S2 cash, balance in payments to 40
oommodatsp shassr. For cash iiberaldieGn6fo
will - made. ~ x5Syy&4
- f ndersisned, Days. BufJ LIZ,
- hMeum Buildings.
dis p. A. URMETON.
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Co.Partnership.

The undersigned, having formed Co. Partner
ship uuder the and Ut ylc Of HAines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest Of II, s. FarraY
will continue the business Of m snufactsring Sash
Doors. Blinds, Flooring, Pump Tubing, kc., at
the old stand. corner of ABluf Streets, near the
Ksokuk Fl. Dss Moincs Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINE6,
KsokSk Sept. y, ~. r. Q. HAINEs.
octe-d
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FOR AUTUMN a 1ERl

FOR AUTUMN a. (IERi
lust received at the New TsilesiAs House, On
y Fourth street, between Main md Dasndsaa.
ovER coArINcs. pe1oe ANp 1n0Cg.
President Cloth, MulbsfSyy bsauns
Aoseow Coating, Green, Ollv&A
kaheHAps do Blne, paA14@
HrencA Ribbed, and Hronse, asd
Lpnd0A 1sltons; Black
OF the best French and German manafactufs.
Doeskin, for Pants. Velvet, Cashmere, ValeaaiAs
and French embroidered CAss Grensdine Ana
or French Siiks and satins for Vestsj taG1 "
with . beautiful assortment Of the fpest and most
durable trimmings, which viii be made into gar
finest w0rkmanship.
Gentlemen in want Of easy 6tting and gsntssl
garments arg invited TO call.
N. B.--Particuisr attention paid to cutting gar
ments for others to make.
ELLIOT +. SMITH.
swat Makers wantcd. footld1
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sTODART's UnriyAied New Ysrk
Plane E0rtes.
FINHE magnificent and unsurpassed Instruments
L manufactured by this house, tthe oldest and
most extensive in the United States), can be pro-
cured Of the subscriber in every variety OF hand
some rosewood cases, Of Q, 81, "a ard Z octaves.
Parties in want of really fne Instrument, are
earnestly invited TO call before purchasing cke-
where. II. d. HEWITT, Agent,
Cor. 5th and Pine sta,
April dom st. Louis, Mo.