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For All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEkKNTS

NEW AND fxPROvED ARRANGExENTS
UyHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
i berIani, Wheeling, nd parts Of the West
l The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN win lcaye (excrpt Sunday
49, a. NJ connecting Philadelphia Hr train
JnDon) VIII stations and arrive al Cum
berapd al 4 O'Clock, y.
Cd The MAIL TRAIN daily (cxcept Sunday
30 m reaches Wheeling by a. connecting at Ben
Columbus Cncuna Dayton indianapolis Louis
Ceveispd 1oedo Detroit Chicago, St. Louis Cairo and inter
mediate psints.
diate places other central and
nearly miles shorter than BY other
route. The time to these places Is also nnsqus'ca
upgage Columbus CINCINNATI Indianapolis
g. tsu,s.
THROUGH Tt tSs will no sold tn NIL the large towns tho
the lowest possible ticket oe, Camden Station
Washington city.
second class car ~ attached 20 the mail train
Baltimore Washington the enie
.nleran or Oakland They morning by express
train which Cumberland $50, and reaches Wheeling
ut 2,
Passengers Washington have ample time for meals al Wash
ingon Junction
be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The accommodation train viii stop all
Cumberland express beyond Piedmont going
Wheeling ~ 7l5 and
mediation Baltimore 54S,
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at Except Sunday snrvps
Frederick al ., arriving al Runre
nj 80. 54a
mud 3 3o y m Leaves Mills 73o, M and 7so,
VS. wOoDSTDE,
Jan IL df Master Of Transportation
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MxAroRe

Residence in Washington.
National Hotel.
Private, u. 5. + st., bi. 18th n l4th
streets, 2ss.
Private, e. s. l4th st., bt Penn. ave.
h Fstfeet, 4os.
Private, n. s. y ST., bet 18th & 1ith
rts., 26s.
Prlyats, 40 l4th ST., bt. HS1 SIS
Privste, Q. =. corner 18th and II sts.
Private, W. side 18th ST., bt. Penn.
av- 4 II streets, 423.
Private, q. e. corner 10th a " sts.,
4<o.
National Hotel.
426 llth street, bt ii &Is,rsets.
Natlcnai Hotel,
National Hotel.
kbbc,t House, :. side street, bit.
18th 4 l4th streets, 233.
wilhrds' Hotel.
National Hotel.
N. side q street, bt. nth 4 18th SITS, +,
23s.
Private, 305 Corcoran's row.
Rav- MIR, Samson's, W. side 9th IT.,
bit. ID and x streets. 4ob.
Private, Minnesota row, | street,
near New Jersey avenue.
Mrs, Parker's, n. side Mass. av., BIT.
4th h 18th streets, 4901..
Private, 8 Louisiana avenue.
400 4th street, BIT. D&E Z streets.
National Hotel.
Ebbett House, y. side +. st., bt. 18Th
A l4th streets, 233.
Mira. Carter's, North A street, Capi.
tol Hill, 4.
Wizards Hotel
Mrs. Creecy's, 46s 10th street, BIT. d
&E streets.
Private, n. e. corner 10th 4 ] streets, /,
2Sl
National Hotel.
~. Charles Hotel. conner Sd street 4
Pennsylvania avenue.
Browns Hotel
Mrs. searle's, =. side Penn. nv, BIT
~ Il 9Th streets, $50.
Mrs Nevcit's, 25s Penn. sv., bt
$i2th & 18th streets.
Mr., Hackney.'s, Al La. sv., BIT, 9th
4 ,tb streets
9. side G st., bt l3th and 14th sts, 4,
2ot.
Hon. Jacob Thompson's, s. e. corner
Of 18th q G streets.
SmithRon's, 1888 8. side d St, bt. ID h
Sd streets.
Avenue House, corner 7th ST. 4 La,
avenue.
Private, Q. s. 9th 81, bt. ID l. Ests, 4es.
Wizards Hotel.
Mrs. Shacklctord's, 217 Penn. sv., OPP
posite WIZARDS.
Mr.. Hackney's, n. side In. av., bt.
9th 4 9TH streets.
Mrs. Irving's, Q. side 4 street, bt.
Penn. av. l. G street, %.
Mr.. PurccIl's, $. side Penn. av., op-
posite Browns Hotel.
Private, W. side 18th ST., bit, G & II
streets, All.
Nj Masl's, ". r,dc 9th st. bt. En- r
s,s.. 46i.
42O u Il. between 9th 4 7th SITS.
Private, n. .. cor. q " 2lst sts., 14s.
Wizards Hotel.
Private, n. .. II, bet 18th 4 16,z SITS. f,
3I2
st. Charles, cor 81 st. 4 Fem. av.
Mr.. Cammack's, n. s. +, bet. 14th 4
18th SITS, 2I2.
Dr. Boylc's, 20 IA st. near Pa. av,
Private, W. =. 18th, bet. + Il + SITS. f,
459.
Private, a4s + St, bet 18th h 14th
streets.
Private, W. .. sth, bet, + 4 F sta. 451.
Mrs. Hyatt's. =. 3. Pa. av., bet 9th q
Tth sta, 339.
Washington, House, cor. Sd st. 4 Pa.
avenue.
Private, $. W. cor. 18th h II sts., No.
363.
Private, 282 / ST., bet. 18th and 18th
streets.
Mrs. French's, No. AIS 18th St, bet.
H&I. .,.
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Books from London.

TTNGAYA; a Tale of the Esqumaux; by r. M
Baantyno. 81 25.
The Coral Islands; Tale the Pacific; by Baaniypc
Lights shadows the Christian Life by Rev Dr. Twcede
The Rhle Hour Is
Masters workmen; by sarah Patterson. rs cents.
Flora tale 30 O
he Ranhlrs o n
Tho Better Way; by Mss Balanyne so cents
The Roby Family so
Our Pastors cents
nbdns Progressive Drawing book ~ Is
Dbdns Advanced Drawing hook. 81 rs.
The Broad Line Drawing book 81
wilie's First Drawing Lessons. 10
london and Its Sights. IS
Ruonys Ball and the Grsssboprers' Feast Ccore plates ss
Mister Fox Coored plates. e5
The Life Of Ship. Cclored plates e5 cents.
Feb aS FRANCK TAYI
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Jefferson City Coal Mining and Oit Manafac'
turing Company.

fINHE above company was chartered Decennper w.
Il 1857 The coal bank belonging 10 and from which h eoml
ny win operate situated CIawsy county in 'he state q Mu
lying about four miles the opposite mns
from Jefferson city, ard hundred and twenty nvc miles from =
Louis by railroad gentle inclined plane from the river TO t
advantage possible over any other bank sa, y, known
,o state, s. far IS relates to navso The ease VIII wnSp M ", @
coal by the steamboats, the central position Of the bank for supplying
the northern WESTERN and northwestern countries together win the
grca, Ipi., all the river between
there and New Orleans inclusive can compete win W.
We have another ncsmsbe propcc, Of proa' the coal Of sr
banks said to be inferior in tho known world Tor producing
large Quantities and hne 1ay Of o No slate or mra "s
dep, IS yet unknown "a dA n about one hundred ~ hare ~"
pure an rich AZ the richest possesses requisite,
Ting and In is being used for that purpose in jefferson
navgabe in The world have railroads built beng
ocaus o ana o thee n o , coal the Whole North West
country where nc from its scarcity has become un
mining delivering bank the Missouri rrer9
the three millions Of bushels for the use Of steam
country together with million Of bushels FOR the mana
of OIL making in all four millions OF bushels;
mining per bushe, $40, 600
For delivering bank and shipping 100000 bushels, Ave m
For unnuracturins oil ton cents per gallon icc,c 600
For incidental oxperses . .......... $1,000
r,,o, sx,oD.. 400, 900
yield prof, follows Tho coal viii sell readily on ts
bank fifteen cents buhc and the oil at ono dollar ana
twenty i've cents per gallon;
The yield or 100000 bushels coal NJ Is cents s'Sopo
the 000 bushels OF coal oil, AT bfy per
than capacity 1000 900 gallons at 81 Isl cv
To which add the amour, from COAL making l7oo,c@
,oer d,.i,ci,,g former expepses ....4.. 300, 900
.o. nat oroo, far a,v,aond nor annum Of 4 400 600
The above estimate win be by those acquainted with be
what he and Will be done at Inv
bank halt sold and fast selling Ferson
safety, end speedy dyden
equal will do we call either of the following directors
Of tho
N. Bolt Of Missouri.
mger, United States from pennsy yvanis.
Hon w,n Montgomery, member Congress fennsylysna
Hon Allison White, member Congress, Fennsy sylyania
W. Bonita Of Jefferson city, Missouri.
T}el the president the company, and jas W Bcn,
dsy WIN
samples the oil candle and COAL which they win take pleasure
in exhibiting. ". BONITA,
Feb Secretary
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TUST RECEIVED, the following works of J. V.

~
Lady Lady Alice 81. 20 cents ss
The Pretty Plate (iuvcpile)
"dy Alice decidedly worh OF senn- Indeed know Of
S" n''D' N"'S '' "'s' '"' fses" POST
This extraordinary book That the author was
and somewhat surprising novel which should make sensation
Ur.H we az, bs wo or ppaaS ena "s
out Douglass Jsrrold's Weekly Necs.
Talent of a high order every page
London Neo Monthly Mogaaine
society," the story 'Alban
Atberton' has great purpose London Nep Monthly
young lady characters 'oan jus, such girls
perhaps loved >" rh0 Rcrieo
The Forest one pictures painted
wild of this State and speak with vivid
of a that Cooper and Hoffman have done It's deneacns
nv T. Courier and Enquirer.
woods nkcs falls tho forest clearing and the
thin Huntington with the freshness variety
OF a newi inspiration ~ " Literary World.
The descriptive powers evinccd The Forest
portions tho the descriptions
grand Of tho North Here tho authors Thought
lakes myriad phases forest stream
tPros,tam Chmrhmon.
Thc authors power description truly extraordinary pen
paintings thor kind coored landscapes tho
and the artists double genius appreciation and reproduction
Whatever be The subject placed before us with vivid v
IDosald MocLeoi n the " L. Erecman's Jo,vnol
Huntington such faculty and by
Indian huntpggond before the rcaers mind
the breadth of real fs The
journey through Tho Wilderness tho moral interest
growing like flowers OF the material facts
chArmingy described. ~ London Athepdun
that reader great small who takes
this rhe Pretty Plato) will ay 1t down unfinished tells the
story told half children he t Their
words the character those who make them
graphite power before this
We with
juvenile character discrinninaicd aud portrayed
nv i. C1rier and Enquirer.
sale by BLANCHARD MOHUN.
l7--epi3tF
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No 595.
Notice for r storing certain lands to market In
the state or Alabama.

NOTICE is hereby given that the land office AZ
Iunt-vl the State cf Alabama will he open 70 he sale
location and after the fd d1y9 Mdy ne
pubic embraced in the following townships which
prior withdrawal BY notice No
Se5 being withdrawn satisfy that part
the railroad gran. by act Of Congress approved "a June 1902 sh
Memphis to Charleston thnt part m SAID
grant having rejected by tho State Of Alabama VIZ
South If line and east 81 the Hu"t~Tiie mrtdian
Townships l, 2, 3, A. s, and O. Of range l.
Townships p g. \, ana ~ and the parts M townships oah'
north the Tennessee river, Of range T.
Townships q g. s. and aud the parts Of township north
Of the Tennessee river, of range 3. .ss..Es .ae.
Townships O. g. L. and s. and tho parts cf townships cana
north Of the Tennassse OF range T. ,,
Townships the parts Of townships ard north OF h'
Tennessee, Of range 5.
South g he base line and tes c ths Huntsrie meridian
Townships L. 2, 3, T. 5, and g. Of range !.
Tow nsbi,s and T. OF range T.
Townships l. z, 3, a. 8, o, aud T. of ranges and Q.
Townships g A. s. and g. Of TO- ii. H. ls, H. and
10. .
Township I, Of range 16
Given under hand the General Land Omcr at tho city
Washington, the 10th day Of February, 1858.
TIioS. A. HfNDHCKE
Feb 20-lswSw (Iptel&Siarl Commissioner
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G..

VNIlIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' so long and favorabIy known conducted BY i W.
English under the direction OF Miss J. Narrower prnp
assisted by competent and experienced teachers
department Of learning ,r-s,ur
ofCongess others whose duties call them 70 N
under their own s,
accustomed dothc gradnn'e7 ~
seminary representing nearly every State in the Union
por p,r,culsrs address, NJ j. NARROWER
Principal the Georgetown Female Seminary
GeoTgc'o""
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY

Alphabetical Last Of Senators and Representatives w'h
Their residences IN Washington, prepared by the Post
master Of the Ho,s Of Representative
The asterisk G desgnates those whose accompany
them the section (s) those who have a single lady
asterisk and section (oS, wife and single lady.
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Inc amount of -four and grain received at Boston from
March L. 1857, to March l. 1858 Flour, l,099, 942
p"rfes; eorn 2tl5,22 bushels oats, 70s, 1886 bushels
rye, a5el9 bushels; shorts 39t, $50 bushels wheat
li9 2TT bushels
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SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE The Rome IN. W Sentinel
says that whilst the woodohoppers that town
telling trees Friday birds nest fell from of the
trees, in which young bird but few weeks old
The bird alive when found but oze to death
after. There in the woods plenty of old birds flying
around bird hatched in mid winter in this northern
climate h occurrence unusual that this is the
INST instance OF the kind which ever came to knowl
edge
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DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN Investment:
IN snIe, frame buse-two stories basement ana sno
b7b, windcrs building WV
apply GEp. W. BRAY,
Property agent 2s2 Ninth s,res, b~ and streets n'''o
1i-~odlm
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rIyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNTTED
States rasl steamesrhs ships comprising this line

ING AffIatN NAfF Jauss Wtst
shps built by ooursct expressly government
every their construction m
their nsines speed and thr
for messengers unequaed elegance and
TIE rs line have improved water tight cofnpn
no make them all
the thorough sxnnAtoa rm proves their oo1rtc
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool cabin siss
In second cabin s5 From Ereftosf :" Now Nesk 80
guineag
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No berth be esecur
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.snsosgn pA1Ba oE aAllIN.

EDWARD r. COLLINS
No 10 Wall street. "
BROWN, sHlPiEf, 4 co..
Liverpool
STEPHEN KElsNARD Il 90,
No. 27 Austin Friars, london
n @. WAINWRIGHT co.,
ships will not be accountable for so
bullion specie ewcry precious stones rnetn, naess bills o
ding are signed therefor thereof expressed
IG--d
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR J. +. CHURCHILE, Arhst resPco.
his friends and patrons for past enoos
Inen nd sollci n continuance of the same -.
studio MCaroys Gscy No sss Pennsylvania svsnue n''
doors esst of IA street.
pecJ A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
Prom the Davenport Gazette Dec. 30.
The Evils and tho Remedies.

II must be admitted that q close in
vestigation Of our present condition is
not calculated to inspire confidence,
and IL We would m~sintain a reputation
for ~solveucy it is time that we common
ced taking the preliminary steps to that
end.
Our present condition must be rem
edied before the return Of the usual
season off, immigration, or permanent
stagnation may be the result.
Shinplasters and the irredecmable
issues Of banks whose location and re-
sponsible existence are not with GER
tainty known to us, consulate our only
currency and every dollar Of the
amount Of our daily business transac.
tons is subjected to a direct tariff OF
not less thar ten per cent.
Shinplasters and irrcdeemable u r
rency must be discouraged, and the
issuers must be brought under the IN
iuencc Of public opinion, if not OF legal
action.
Will the Gazette explain what was
intended when it said that, "SHlN-
PLASTERS AND IRREDEEMABLE
CURRENCY MUST BE DISCOUR-
AGED, AND THE ISSUERS MUST
BE BROUGHT UNDER THE IN
FLUENCE OF PUBLIC OPINION,
If NOT OF LEGAL ACTION!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

4 must be aware that that charge h
true. The proofs were absolutely con-
elusive and our only regret IL that in
sslectings successor to Olshau''sa, the
Council took up with . Republican.
We do not propose to say anything
about Arndt's c~ulverts which tumbled
down, or Ramming's bill. The public
are satisficd that the Council in both
cases we're consulting the best inter-
ests Of the city in refusing TO pay the
bills. Arndt ought net TO have been
paid a dime, and Ramming WAS re'n'
bursed for all the expenses he was au-
thorizcd to incur. To call upon the
Council to resign because they guard
cd the treasury Of the City against the
schemes of Arndt and the unauthor'
lied expenditures of Ramming is to re-
pro.ch them for a faithful discharge OF
duty. We can fancy the amusement
which a persusl Of the Gazette OF yes
terday must have afforded the Council,
and We hope that Sanders will be per
mainly retained as q sort Of Kings fool
TO the board The man who knows nc
better than to Gallon the Council to re-
sign whenever they happen to differ
from them deserves an appointment Of
that kind, and the present Of a cap o.
bells.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
Compromise on the Currrncy

The Chicago Tribune, replying to
the Gazette's lying insinuations, that It
is endeavoring to injure Davenport by
lis course in behalf of a sound currcn-
cy, proposes the following compro-
mise; that il the Gazette will use It's
influence () sufficiently 10 keep Ne
braska shinplasters out of Illinois It
the Tribune) will labor to keep ILLINOIS
and Wisconsin money out Of this State
Decidedly cool. The Gazette as
sumes some very ridiculous and most
unenviable positions on the currency
question. Its reputation, in this res
pect, is increasing every day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

An open fight 10 not counted upon, but
every other means Of erippling the Army
will be rssorted TO, II Nee il becomes .
matter Of life and death. ThAs 10. howev-
Or, . hope prevailing among the mormops,
that the Administration win yet call of the
Army. They count somewhat on popular
feeling for arresting the President in the
coure he has taken against them. They
believe that hovever prejudiced the people
may be against MormonisrA and it's peeu.
lisr institutions, Congress would not sane
ton extreme measures against them with
out their being heard in defence Of the
couree they have taken. The majority Of
the Ion are for war. In fact, their leaders
had great difficulty to keep so,Ae down who
were restiye and painting tor ! eight. Brig
ham told then that The would exercise faith
that the troops should be kept away, and he
wished all 70 do the ssme, instead of wish-
ing thcmt TO advance" HE orders were i'm
pei alive not to shed blood, 90 that il anoth-
er course should be adopted by the Admin
istration towards them, the feelings Of re
venge should not hinder the establishment
of peace. While our informant remained in
the city, he heard Of no Discussions
The party left the city on the 10th Of De-
CemOeT. ~ ~ H TIC morning, crossed the
Little Mountain. and camped IN the snow at
the foot of the Big Mountain, about twenty
miles the city. There was no grass,
50 that they had 70 depend on oats for the
cattle during the first day out The next
day they crossed the Big Mountain, and
went to The Weber River, where there was
grass, and abundance Of wood foa campfire;
then Travelled up the Weber FIVE miles, and
came upon . Mormon camp Of Rangers at
the mouth OF Echo Cannon. They had q
permit to go through the scanon, and con-
cluded that il the Mormous continue the
labors they have commenced Nhere, it will
be a fine path to glory" in the Spring
The snow was deep, but by the travels q
scouts and couriers back and forward, the
road was passable. There were great mum
bers of troops in the canon, passing and
repa-sing. The Mormon soldiers were be.
coming accustomed to camp-life, and looked
well and contented. The canon, with it,
towering mountains on every side, (says our
inforInant) looked frightful.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
The Country on Florence.

Nearly every paper We take up,
published within the range of the Flor
cnce and Burrows Il Prettyman shin
plasters, comes laden with curses on
those bastard issues. Among them we
find many able and sensible articles,
and We should be gratificd in transfer
ring them all to our columns if we had
the ROOM. As yet we have not seem
a single one with the exception Of the
Upton Advertiser, and the LcClairc
Express that endorses the swindle. We
arc glad to see the bold stand they arc
taking. Follow it up gentlemen, and
VIC will soon stranglc all these cats.
The business Of the country can never
be healthy until they arc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslDEST.-By aud
Mith the Advicc aud Consent of the Senate
Beverly L. Clark, Of Kentucky. appointed
minister resident of the United States tn IN.
Republic Of Guatemala; to be also ministsr
resident Of the United States to the Renuh.
lie Of Honduras, pursuant to the 9Th section
OF the ct OF Congress of the 18th of August.
1856, entitled A act to regulate the diplo.
matte and consular systems Of the United
Statea"
Fsyette MeMullin, of Virginia, Governor
OF Washington Territory.
Abraham Rencher. of North Carolina,
Governor OF the Territory of New Mexico.
Alfred Cumming, Of Missouri, Governor of
the Territory Of Utah.
John Hartnett. Of Missouri. Secretary of
the Territory Of Utah.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

BURROWS + PRETTYMAN.
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.
DEALERS,
And Wholesale and Retail dealersin
H GO q ID -
QUHENsWARE. GROCERIES, BOOTS An
SHOES, HATS. CAPS. CLOTHING.
SALT. &C.
Having ample room for storage, We shall pay % =.
ticula. attention to Receiving, Storing and BorwAr .
Ing any Goods consigned to our care.
Cash paid at all times for Pro.
dNce.
Front strset, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Davenport Steam FIGURING Mills,
VIII b kept In constant operation, and Farmers AZ,
Informed that We pay ~ all times In Cash the high
cot price for wheat. Flour always OF hand.
Oct. Ida BURROWS B. YNAE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

Washington Irving 10 1t his villa ON the
Hudson, clsssly Engaged On hi sAAh volume
II Washington
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L.hosraps, Nap. Of iii kinds,
A ND = great variety Of other things, such - is
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ALSO:
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NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
OF Ill the most popular kinds. The following ar
received and for sale.
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Cooley, Graham,
Rmereon's 4 Putnam's New Acnthly
Peter son, Kncterbocker, Household Worcs,
Blsckwood, Prank L, slie's New Family Magazine,
Bsiiou's Dollar, \ rs Stephens. W Journal. Hsrper's
Monthly Part, Lerl.e's I'll. Monthly Part,
waverly Monthly. Novelette, Aonthly.
Nick Max, Yankee Notions,
Working Farmer.
Hunts Merchants Mag, Water Cure Journal.
Dinsmore's9 \. Guides. Loudon Quarterly Review
fnrenological Journal, NorthB,i,ish do do
West Minister Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES.
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pav Book Sunday Dispatch,
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VPicayme, Bro. Jonathan, Home Journal,
Life III. Country Gent. Rural N. Yorker, Novelette,.
Harper's WHY. III, y. Lsslie's. Iii. Spirit Of the Times
PoSters Spirit, Scientific American,
Irish News. Spiritual telegraph,
irish American, Police Gazette,
n. J. leader, Living Ase,
Journal Of Finance and::Thompson's Reporter.
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American Union,
WAverly Nag, PaYlor Casket,
Flag Of our Union, Yankee PrrvsteeY,
fIl0S, bauou's PICTORIAL, and American Traveller
Phil. Dollar Newspaper and Saturday Evening Post
Warrington National Era, Baltimore American,
Pttsburg Gazette, st. Louis Democrat,
Cincinnati Times, and
Commercial,
Davenport Gazette,
Democrat, and
Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS,:
London Punch,
London weekly Times,
London Illustrated Hevp,
Subscriptions received for the above on the moe
liberal terms BY the Month, Quarter, or Year.
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octldH Agent.
Stationery.
vINAB finest stock Of Stationery ever offered In tni
market, u now arriving 1t
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Cnayodtl Rock Island.
RIANK BOOKS Of every description can nov
~ had q WARRRN'6.
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EAON8NCBs NobHosA
GEO. Z. SARoENT, Pres't. J. \. PAREER, o. b
VVHE undersigned proprietors Of the Dank Q
Florence, NebraskA, are By the Dr..
isions Of It's Charter, Individually responsible.
for al It's issuss, and Will redeem the Notes Of -. d
Institution, stits counter In the city Of Florence. N
coin, and . eitke IoftAeir Banking Houses, In HaA,.
ern Axchang IN specie at same rates Of other
currency.
COOK 4 SARGENT, Davenportl
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COOK, SARGENT 4 PAEK1R, Norence. N sbrssks
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