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Ansuenv Rascx, one Of ~ beet citizens Of Nsv
49, ~ ~ dsys asu, nil at year az
~ - = ta1ss6y - phllAsfksssy,
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W.. GEMS FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
4F4lSA MORRIS " Main street. be9s leave to call
SlG attention tn the following choice and beautl-
full collection of MUSIC, By the most eminent COM
posers:
Six Songs, without words; by Mendeisohn Bur
tboldy
Six beautiful Noctournes; by John Field
La File du Regiment, Fantate; by Strakosch
BHlsario, Fantasia: by CORA
EEligance. Polka Mrlo3iQua by Kuhe
Home Sweet Home: by Tbalherg
PL,mbardi, Fantasia; by Cramer
Noctourne pour le tiapo; Dryschock
Might Winds by Wallace
Noctourne; by Dohier
Norma Fantasia de Salon; Wallace
Lucia di LarnmeIm00r, Fartass; by Rossellep
The Last Hope, religious meditation; by 6ott.
schalk
Beauties of the Opera Of Linda d Chamouniz; by
Lucfe zia Borgia, Fantasie; By Wallace, &c.
vocal DUETS.
The following beautiful collection OF Vocal Duets
BIZ Stephen Glover:
All Things are Beautiful
Murmurng Sea
Parting
A sisters Faithful Love
Loving and Liking
The Harp and the Willow
The Gipsey Countess
Gently Signs fhe Breeze
What ere the Wild Waves saying &c.
Together with q large assortment of new and po-
pular Music for sale at
de 3-3t A MORRIS Bookstore.
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= = OYSTERS OYSTERS !

~ n OYSTERS OYSTERS -
%tSXWe would resp ctfu,ly state 60 the eft.
N.Y. izeBs Of Richmond and the public gen.
eS eralT that No are prepared TO furnish
a superior quality of OYSTERS. either fresh 0ys-
ters spc5d. received daily, and for safe at The
following prices: Fresh opened oysters. from 5c to
81 90 per gallon; spced o. srers. from 81 IS to 81 So
Persons Te.idiug at distance, aud strangers visit
ing the city, can &c supplied In any quantity at
short seat to any part OF the country tin
cans or kegs We would stale that our oysters arc
opened in our house. aud wirrsuted b all to
be fr> sh. JULIUS Y pE"S %,
No S Main st, between 18th and 18th sta,
de 2-lm~ kiehmond "a.
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W., NEW MUSIC.
tNsgS At RAND0LPH'S
Bookstore and Bindery.
have Haart-Song by SChilinR. 80
Happy Rs a Quesn-Song By Drayton. 70
Nettv Mocre-Song b author o" What is Home
Wi,ht ut Mother" IS
Whera has Lula Gone !-Song by author OF
"atntie Annie" 20
When Ia Thy BOSOM the Wrath has been Kim
dled-Song by Ihomas IS
go Good Night with Lulaby-Song by Conner
Ctohe IS
Fairest Of Flowers Song by Willard. q
Light OF q Loving ESe eoDg by Brown %
! am Dreaming, Darling. treamins-Song Dy
Rodefer. rs
Husking of the Corp-Song by Hawley. 25
Bella lee--Sang by Beardslee rs
Castles in the Arising by Adams %
Atlantic Telegraph Poika-by Mupzinger. Is
Ocean Cable Polka by kebock. IS
Sweet Recsllecii n Waitz-by ehidA. Is
Ocean Cattle Y lickstep-by Hews. %
"Casta Diva" and sh Bella me Riborno.' y
with varietiops--by Grobe 40
Lonbardi-by BeilaI. 40
Wild Ash Deer. with yaTiations-by Gr0be. Is
1a 1t
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T ACCEPT the challenge made by the
4 on ners Of SEA BREEZE TO tros FANNY WICK
HAM, over the Broad Rock Course, 20 mile mafrh
two weeks from c-,sy, for 600 asid $3.50 forfeit
Maury Go, by IL O'Clock. Saturday. ,he 4tb inst.
de Sits W ] Ncf,I0Y
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OPERATION OF THE U. s. MiNr-During November
the dApositsa the mint in Philadelphia amounted
tn S6l4 365, and the coinage to 1881 OF which
1904 I35 was in gold, $3.50 900 10 silver and S0oo
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- No,,cr psorroTIoH BuILprrO

FuNp CoapAyY-A called meeting If stockholders
will be held at the Office of the Company. on llth
stIe l. on FRIDAY night. the Sd inst ut 71s O'clock.
All members are respectfully requested tn attend.
By order. IT BUhk,
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NOTICE The following Premiums,
~ awarded st the late Fair, are yet upcaied for
II claimants will forward to T. Fronch ESQ Urea.
,urer United States Agricultural Society, the certi
cates receipts given them when the articles were
entered the grounds, that gentleman will return
the Premiums should these receipts be lost new
opes can be obtained by aprlyiug to the gent who
had charge Of thu department. on the ground, or 10
the undersigned. at the Armory.
Kuhn 4 Martin, trade Bun MsZeppa SIS
= simmonds' stallion Tsrquator, 5000
EP Odell. han ghais, 30
VI 6 cambridge, Game, 800
J = ToOmts & Brother. 1000
John Morton. premiums awards. Floral IS co
CIV Johnson of Penn Honey. SEQ
Mrs L Pretlow, best yards Lipsey, 10 no
hest 8 cuts Woelen Yarn $50
Daniel Tslley, Under Shirts &c. lo.t0
Miss Maria Weldon, Patch Work, 800
Mrs DR. Roddey, silk Embroidery 500
Mrs c Caldwell Crochet Work, 500
Lewis Toior Orchard 20G0
Richard Wood Mare Blanche. 40 co
TT Wilson. Saddle Horse, 1870
W kdmonds, Game. 100
Mrs Binford Lard, $40
Mrs Henry Cox. Pickles. 3 90
Mrs Cox, Wheat Bread, 3 0o
CHAS DIMMOCK,
de 3-2t Secy VCAS
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respectfully notified thereof:
JAMES LYONS. CT Henrico.
VICE PRESIDENTS,
VIM. @. Rives, Aibemarle
VIM. b. Preston, Mon gomery
VIM IL Maciariard Richmond
p. ct Gser.e Cccke, Powhatan
Joserh Mayo, Richmond
Henry Cox, HenTico
George W. Munford. Richmond
Collin Clarke. Gloucester
John Ruthe-ford Richmond
DIR. Joseph VI sheppard, Benrico
Abram Warwick. Richmond
Allen Z. Csperton snroe
VIVA p. Taylor, Caroline
Wilism Writ, Wesimore'and
VIM B. Harrison. Prince George
James Gait. PIuvans
r.. A Clay brook. Richmond county
H @. Neal, Accomac
o. G Clay. Campbell
George L. VERIFY, Northampton.
LxECUTiTB COMMITTEE.
Lucius Davis Henrico
VIM. b. Stan9Jd GoochIand
Wrn. M Harrison, Richmond
Gen VIM. II. Richardson, Henrico
Pey ton Johnston. Richm nd
John A Seldom. Charles City
William O. Wickham Hanover
II G. Cabsll. Richmond
Albert Aiken, Henrico
Fendal Griffin, Herric0
r. b. Haxsll. Orange
r. Archer, Richmond
j. W. Ware, Clarke
N b. Hill. Richmond
Col, 8. mckae, HenIico
Members OF the Executive COMMITTEES are inform
ed that a meeting of that body is held on the !,
Wednesday of eyery month, at eek, z. NJ at tn
-''''' i'' CHARLES DIMMOCK.
Gel-lw aecretary v G. A. Society
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anyoRrKp F5a T1E "OrsPArrH.'
/ ruE CpRW on TIRE ECHO.

CoIunurA r. c., Dec THE counsel for the
crew found IL chsvge Of the brig Echo. wbsn
seized bY Lieut. Mafsif az SLAYER to day petiiione
for writ Of Isbeas corpus to briDg the prisoners
before the Court, to chow reasons Why they should
not be detained longer In custody. The Court
granted the petition, and the writ vas mace ro-
turnabls on Saturday. This will bring mp the
EVIDENCE and arsument IN the case The impress
sion appears 10 be that the prisoners will be held,
aod that the case will be taken to another dis
trlct.
The Grand Jury were further discharged until
Monday.
U. s. SENATOR ELECTED IN SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
COLUMBIA, 3. c., Dee 1.-The tenth ballot for U.
8. Senator resulted In the election OF Col. James
Chestnut. present presiding officer of the State se-
nate This il considered signal triumph OF the
conservatives.
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Judge J. W. Bridges, a distinguished citizen Of
Alabama. died On the 25th nit. His vile dled
four days previous.
The Masonic Lodge building at Uuiontcwn,
Ala was burnt on the night OF the 18th ult.
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A CHALLENGE -

A& A CHALLENGE -
<42eA&S9 11Sy> / will match my black mare,
&t<S zfSASS- Mamie BILL. agar ST
-<--'<-s-.<a,-s>s---th grey mare LADY GkE7.
(winuer of the mile trot, aud y inner Of Sannis
eli , miles emit, to harness. according ~ rules,
the Fairfield Race Course for 81 TOO aside halt for
felt. IN any named day within ten days from this
date. The acceptance Of this challenge to be made
known by or before Saturday evening nett, ats
O'Clock. @ WAGNER.
De 2-2tE
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e. RICHMOND THEATRE.

EI~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
UNSURPASSED ATTRACTIONS
FOE THE BENEFIT OF
NJ RI w WAL a k.
Who will appear in
TRAGEDY AND COMEDY.
The Tragedy of
WERNER.
And the Com edir tie of
MY AUNT
Ml J W WALLACE AS WERNER.
Mr. W wALLAoK AS DICK DAsHALL
LORD BYRON's TRAGEDY OF WERNER.
Mr. W wALLACK AS WERNER.
Mr. W wALLACK AS DIX DAsuALL
sTOysrras We heys tried the Oysters o
NJ sssrs DEws Co. and ind them we'll favored ant
every way excellent. See their the notice.
M-"wE TAKE NO MOTIF OF TINE But FROM TIL
Iosa OF Ir"-Very true, and if you want 10 keep NJ
nth he time. take your Watch t, sMYrH, On lltf
street, nearly opposite Goddin's Hail. and have i
put in good order Main Springs only $50, AM
warranted not 10 break inside of a. year.
Rs- If you wish your WArCa to keep the correc
time have it regulated and repaired by SaYrH
on It1 street, nearly opposite 6oddin's Hall. Only
81 80 for cleaning and warrantnR Ii for one year.
Ra-AMBRoTYpES 25 cents, By the celebrated Ar
tists, REEs 4 Co, lS3 Main street, Steam Gallery
Large size family groupes and fancy cases. at on,
half the usual price. See the PEARL AMBEoTYpE
made at this Gallery emily.
HONE MEMORIES. or Social Half Hours with
the Household; by Mrs G Clarke. For sale at tbs
CIR BOOK STORE. No. 81. Main street. 81
Ten NIGuTs in Bar Room. and what saw there
Put sale at the GIFT Book STORE No g. Main street
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h. TANNER would inform his aid

=. as we'll as new customers. and the public &C.
5th street, to the corner Of Marshall ana Gilmore
streets. taboye Brooke Aveaue) where he has bad
his store rooms greatly enlarged and a fall and
less variety Of BOOTS AND SHOES, of best quail
Y. on hand keeps also. Burning Fluid. Croekery,
Nuware, Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, DC, 30 His
prices shall compare fAvorahiy with sny house in
the city. A call Is respectfully solicited.
de 3--3tx
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R8- If you wish your WATca to keep the correc:
time have it regulated and repaired by saYTH.
on lIt1 street, nearly opposite Goddins Hall. Only
5. 80 for cleaning and warrantin0 1t for year.
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ass- VIRGINIA CEErRAL AeRIcULTU

RAJ SocIgry.-At the ar nus' meeting Of the Virgin:
ia Central Agricultural society, held in Richmond
on the nth November 1855, the following named
gentlemen we're elected office, and are hereby
respectfully notified thereof:
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ELtGANT GIFT BOOKS.

~ Eugene.
GALLERY Of Famous English and An erican
Poets, with an Introductory Essay, by HENRI
Copreo, Professor of English fteI nature III the
University OF Pennsylvania Rica]y illustrated
with oae huudred steel us' re tior~, by the fret
Artists and beautifully bound Forming alto
Eether one Ct the most elf CANT books ever pub
lished in this Huutry; price l256
THE toeticai Works OF hdgar Allan Poe Beauti
fully illustrated by Brcket Foster, Darby and
others Various elegant bindings
THE Proverbs OF Solomon Euperbly illustrated and
richly bound.
THE Josephine Gallery By Alice and Pr oe5e Ca
rey, With colcr d illustrations Of beautiful aSd
prominent Females who fiourished in the time
Of Napoleon: 800
LAYS Of the Holy Land from Ancient and Modern
Poets Beautifully illustrated from, ORIGINAL
drawings choice Book for presentation; Z o..
THE sabbath. Sabbath Walks ami other Poenss. by
James t;rahame illustrated by Bricket Foster,
in the sty le of "Grays EteRy;" 5 50.
With numerous other illustrated works, equally
de 3-lt JAMES WoODHOUsE & co.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber will sell. to
~ the highest bidder. for cash at Pow hatan II,
on the 81 day OF January. 1858, that being court
day, one NEGRO NAN, named NED. belonging 10
the sstate of Sarah b. Hudson. ..deceaeed. Md 10
said to be an excellent sawyer and very good
roux carpenter lie has beea in the employsaf
Mr. Willis j. Dance during the current year. to
whom any person wishing to purchase may apply
for information.
vested T. me. DAVID G0ODE,
de .o-w4w Executor Of Sarah B. Hudson. decd.
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AkMokf YOUNG GUARD III hail.
a Richmond. Nov ~. 1855
m SPECIAL oapEa
II COMPANIES "a" ard .B' will a..
aenble this GERMANY evening. 1t ~ o'clock
tigue Cape and Mnskafs- By order Of
WIN I. HAITERWHIfE Cant Go "Arl
JOHN RADY Capt Co - !
Pc WALDEN. (aa.e,.,.
SAA'L pfLcHE1. IL
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IL Curta Peck, yesterday evening. a small black
TgUNK-no name upon it. AIRY ptrsnn in possess
sion Of said Trunk will confer great favor By leav
MrwPw TAYLOs's Shes stors.
and ...
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- v hite and red SETTER DOG white, with
Ie1 about the head and back. suitable reward
will be paid FOR his return. any information ler at
ths rtIico that may lead TO his recovery.
MI
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r OST.On the evening OF the Let or
IL the morning OF the "a inst. between ths corner
of ;rsc- aud stu. aud the corner II Man aud Pearl
a small Leather PURSE, containing Sfi In bank
bla II the finder will call Mt the Telegraph otfios
corner of Main aud Pear, strests and hand oysr
the money. he will be iibeisllJ rewarded.
10 lit
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IL phia and Dansills, mailed at the former place
on the 18th Of November, 1888, containing q Bond
of A. Dreif r.. due me. dated Mar, 1855. for the
amount OF $3.50. which forewarn ans body trading
for the same MfERs.
Danyi!le. 4 &C. 1st l8yS deS-As
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TNhE most varied and handsome stock
= OF elesant and fashionable Shawls aud Cloass.
cow on exhibition at the money saving institution
81 ALFRED MOSES
de 3 63 Main street
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I66 BBis. No 3 MACKEREL; 10
lIO half do No salmor; 5 do No Mackerel; 80
kits.do do. For sale by
!. W0MBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
de3 No Ii Pearl street
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hTOysTERs We heys tried the Oysters OF
Msssrs DEvs Co, and find them well faynred, and
exarr way excaiIeat. See their the police.
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- WALKING SHOES-Of vari
GUS kinds, for ladies' misses and children
of unsurpassed quality. selling at 10y prices by
MARCUS HARRIS,
Z
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pLACK CANTON CRAPES-We have a
~ few of these very desirable goods at 50 cts
per yard.
EW0QnC THAw
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S.HoME MEMORIES, or Social Half Hours with
the Household; by Mrs NJ Clarke. For sale at the
Cir BOOK STORE. No. 81. Main street. q
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GHILBLAINS can be prevented and
~ positively cured, by using our celebrated Cana
dian LinimeF {. which has been successfully tri-s
and highly recommended by persons who have suf
ered With chiblains frost bites &C. Prepared oniy
aud for sale by JOHNSTON BRO,
nrr sr;.fp
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ECONOMY-CHEAP FUEL.-The IN.
- dersignei having In charge come 60o0 or s ON
bushels d 'e. but good strong COAL can deliver it,
u any part OF the city, at So so per load of twrnty
i've bushels. r CHARTER
de Sta Near the Xrnnorv
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DARLOK. Chamber and Kitchen
SETS, Of all kinds, for sale cheap for Cash, by
GEO. X. KILB0URNEsAgsnt,
Main-st., bet. ID and Sd,
may15d Keok uk, Iowa.
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r d tn NIX RAILR o. ID
OF CANADA.

q u A N d TH 4 NIX RAILR \ ID
OF CANADA.
~ADELIaHTfUL ROMANTIC RoUTEVn
PROM The WEST
Boston, Nesr York, and TIE Eastern States
FIs hs MieAisaa Ceatrui, Great Western,
Ogdeasoareh 4 Permanf cemfrai, and
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this rouao have opportunity Of
derful scenery In the world inclading Toronto,
Niagara Fails srspsHsion Bridge, 1Aoasand Isiaads
Rapids ef the 81. Laurence, Qaebee. Monfreai Waite
Meaasasns, the Tubular Bridge, fneariy ro miles
iength), Lake Chcmpiasa, Fails If Monissorsnei,
HadsoH Rsufr, etc, etc.
On and after May !, 1885, Baggage will be
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EMIGKANTS.
Passages may be secured at the efiice Of the Com
pany in Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montrose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supeTintends tho removal Of
emigrants and baggage al Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 to $S5 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEvIA r m An,
OF ee 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG!
IL under contract TO this Compaa for one or more
trips 10 Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns IN Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for ali
points kast, also for the LeyiatAan, for the nj.
0.s. b. Co. d ships, can be obtained at the Office
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, 40. sc Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. NARRACk,
Agent OF Grand Trunk II. X. Co., of Canada.
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~ fun assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes, Window q lass, Glass Ware and
Varnshcs, at and below II arket rates.
Aug rs. 'bs-d
NITRATE silver Crystacsaed--4s ounces Chem
IN ically pure, in store and for sale by
Al. WiLkINSON
augt6d 90 Main-st.
CPrs. IuRPENTINK-2o 200 gal. in barrels and
1..cans, In store and for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
auglsd 90 Main-st.
T INsEED, Lard and sperm oil--2oO gal. each,
IL in barrels and cans, for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
augled 9e Main-st-
A LcoAoL, SO aud % per cent.--aoo gal insters
A. j. WILKINSON,
sugl6d s6 Man-st.
rooPER's Islh6LAsS--to ibs Of this superior
A. J. WILKINSON,
augled qs Main-st
A YEk's Cherry Pccioral-aGo dozen Of this
n standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, IN
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sole " holesale AgeHt for Keokuk,
aug16i 90 Main-st.
L>RAYSEK'S BAKING POWDER, admitted by
l. all who have tried Ii as superior TO any 9TH |
~ '4-'-Nl' NM "A 4. J. WILKINSON,
varntshes.
(N0PAL, Nos. | and 2; Coach, Iron, Demar or
~ White, Japan and oather of the Queen c.
Varnish Co., for sale in quantities 70 suit, by
A. J. WILKINSON,
aug23d 90 Main-st.
lEIkEk's FAkINA, a diet for inyallds and
L l. the sick, for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
aug23d 90 Maffa-st.
DERRY DAVIS Pain killer 10 gross large me-
/ dunn aud small siEss, fer sale by
A. j. WILKINSON.
aag2Sd 90 \ ain-st.
(yHkoMES--tsreen and Yellow, dry, in store and
~ for sale very low BY
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug2Jd 90 Main~st.
DuME Castor Uis--pressed and Clarified
L by sfeam-in store ard for gale low by
a. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
aag3la % Main-st.
NJ ACE, loo lbs. prime Penang, in store and for |
lVl saleby A. J. WILKINSON,
aug24i 90 Main street.
4
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Fire ana 1nInna Navigation
Risks accepted nj terms consistent with soivency
and fair profit.
Especial atention gipsn TO the insurance Of Dwellings,
and Contents, for terms Of one TO Are years.
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The Cleveland Powder Company,
KELLOGG a BiHGE, Agents,
No.l3s Main street, ..kE0kUK, IOWA.
[ lfFEh FOX SALE, in quantities To suit the
- following varieties Of Powder
Rthe--fG. Fro. and TFFa. i'll IS 1874 and
6ltb kegs.
FTFd. in cases Of - / III. canisters.
I" :. s" q
BLASTING and Mining-F. IF aud o. Is ib. kegs.
sArEfa FrsE at ~hoiesale and retail.
evil furnish the above Powder by single pack.
age, at lowest market rate.
Wewiil furnish merchants, n,ractors and quar-
rytncn, quantities upon tho lowest terms ana de-
liver to them here, thereby saving 10 them all ri.k
OF transportation. tn Alt cases we will GUARANTEE
cur powder To give satisfaction.
Consumers Of powder buying In 8, 10 or 20 keg
lots, can save money BY buying Of us.
hpoftamen can buy Of US at retail
PowpkR In aud lb canisters, and any desired
quantity.
sHoT, by pound, bag or keg.
dus Cars, by the box or thousand
KELLOGG BIRGE.
tep1t No. lac Main 1T.
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ClOthisE. store.

No. Estes Heasc, KcOkuk.
XNJIrH thanks to my many friends for past
w fayors, l beg leave 90 iHfeIm them that /
am now receiving NY sPtiNG AND SUMMER
STOCK OF CLOTHING, fresh from the
houses Of u. peylin Co., and James Wilde, l.,
s o., the two best Clothing Houses in the Uni
sea States. My Clothing is good and well made (;
those who have purchased III nae will testify to
that fact and7to those who have not / woulds say
come and try for yourselves. Good Goods, 1T fair
price Away the cheapest.
Owing 10 the pressure in maney matters am
compelled 10 sell strictly tof CASH
April ID A.W .GRIFRITH.
GENTS Cashmere Suits, good and latest fash
| " ion, for sale at Nos Estes Hoass, Maissst.
| apr2d AVG.
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Dr. A.. q. iSGisns OIL,

Dr. r.. e.. ISGInsalL.
hHATlsT, corner 81 Ihitd and Main straets
- ksoknk, Iowa, over Fix. Hale CO. :, Banl
easfanee % Third st. Special attention given IA
.as preservation Y she natural teai b. treatment o.
OF lie asntns arch. Artificial Teeth of ME ba.t
style and hnih, from single tooth to ala entire sci.
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a New hook by = Charm ng Ant h or.
TISkUE TO THE LAST; Or, Alone on = Wide,
! Wide SEES. Fascinating alike TO the old, the
young, the quiet and the gay. For sale by
CAVE BARRIER
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ExTKAORDINARY aNDuUEmEnT,
TO TRAnr

EXTRAORDINARY aNDuUEmEnTs
TO TRADE
ssNtmble stxPence.v
4 Of Df Goods, Hats and bonnet, Boots and
shoes, Crocxery Ware, SC, directfron the Eastern
cites, which comprises m extensive variety In all
these departmentS. My stock will com "a Ye fsycr-
ably with any In the city In point Of variety and
quality, and tits we'll known facithatthsp prices
are oHyIsAf.
OF Drcss Goods, 4 have silks, Ti..ue.. Hsv.rss
Lawns, Barge Delsines, Ehajlies, FepiIrs, ysisn
clan Plaids, DebAise, ArgAntines, Lawn Robes
&c.
ofstaple 6eods ,heavybrovndo msstie bleach. "a
DO, Osnabargs, drills, tickiuxs .prints,&c.
ALSO, Linen Goods Of ali kinds-xhit~ spa
crash and dispertoweiing Irish linen brown do.
ALSO, Summer shaw H. black elk vesettss err.
oroideries, laees, pocket handkerchiefa, hosiery.
trimmings Gents shirts ,cravats collars and sus-
dsadaYs.
ALSO ,anAssortment Of Sum mer Clothing, and
necessary articles too numerous to mention.
AND in connection with the above Ikssp an as
sortmeni Ct Quecnsware ana Groceries. the latter
Of which still continue to sell IL whoissAf
prices. fresh lot Of choice Teas direct from the
Canton TeaCo-, ksw York, which are warranted to
give entiresatisfsctioD arthe money will be rc-
funded
Think ] can new fer INSTRUMENTATION ex.
eslled Ny any house. In this city.
II there 10 ANY article youcarnot find anywhere
else, inst teal At the Simble sixpcncs-- any where
along Main-street. :
+. S.--Ihese are not old goods--havsn NOT teeM -
hand since lhs year one.
NOS. G7,7 ~ and 100 matn.st.
s.. s.. BILLINGS.
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lust RECEIVED. a Large Lot -
OESPERIOk ICE CM ESTA--An indiapepss-
BILE article in every famiyfor sale very cheap, BY
GEO. Il. KILB0uANE, Agent,
june2-d Main-st., bet. ID h Sd.