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New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.
C1earpA.

s,e.m.hip-An.o, Lines Have, kc. w. & Drsy.oaL
ships-Arsenca, Howe Liverpool D. Kof.lsnd suou, 4
Webb wsIi. Liverpool Hesmih Sons. Globe Bst- CsSix
Blvd Hlneksn; fhorntop, Collins, Liverpool. Villains
GuiOn.
Bats-P,nuciet Leisbtcp Tinidsd Ysnss dc vse, Kes-
1is Hciny,e Kipss,rp CorDsls Barton, Hsvspe, w. ySor
Co.. Honauras Bates Belize, y. Alexander.
Co.. Peruvs JBI Oasbouse Bnlsboro r j. NEWS soma
,eilles. II. d. Brcosman Co
Sch an.rs-THrst. rarmsn Savannah, Ncorssdy, Mott
Cot W. Si'cGie, hhlcck. Wluinsor; NJ Rogers Fausu,
Abacca mater; Ttuy, Cesnaer New Haven, nacss
sloop-Fsnklip. Avery, Providepce J. 3. Edwards
$ esmsr-kenReoec, Hand, Philadelphia p Pefkila
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,.ras.se ,h., ssssriicr The Jrry 90 .sed The pm
earr without esvns their ssa ;...a
f ary in the degree and senenesd 70 ten years 10 inc
Stale fissop. ....s n . l.u,..nny in
AleIspder Hosg was convlc.ed OF msdemess15, - Grand
a.-,sns rotoroasiy snr6erly house a. the corner Of o'
- ~, s.Te.ts He viii be sentenced 20 morrow
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nv TeleEYauh.

harks Whistne Wind Hayin Cienussos; Charles Wnlism,
-, Savannah; Avols, Kenbck, Cha,lesson bnss Snah,
MatsnEaA
scbrs Alice A. Baude Alch0rn Havana; Jno B. hysrs,
Obj Cienfuesos.
HAMPTON ROADS, June a5-An. bark Antony Ham, o.
days from Csllao ship Margaret hAanzss for Hsmbosg With
sugar; put IN account of sickness among her
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
Receipts Of Produce-JuyE 25.

BY Erie Railroads. il3 des leather 60 rolls Leather lel
bbs Flour Is bales Wool Az bags Seed 81 pas Tobacco IS
do Provisions S35 do Butter 200 do Cotton 10 do Ashes
BY HsGson Rirey Boas-2,2o bbla Flour. g. so bush.
Wheat 5S DO. Corn so do Barley 6e00 DO. Oats 1900 d..
Mst, so pkeL Whisky 81 do. Ashes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
Diaastern. A,e.

LONDON June H. The brig Mecknishe ~ Of Boston hmbef
loaded passed May in lat NJ lon 50 w. BY ship Aser
Bonnacs with forscse and poop burnt manmsst cut awsy
snd nothing on board but her anchors and chains.
lBy letter TO Elwood Waiter, esq,
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Passenxers Arrived

IA ne tsxk Py,neetes, from Demayaya-J. Walker sn
sty Jores ty AId daughter suvp lady aoi dsu =
"a, MES Eetrhs, n hcrrs, Clam.
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AnAkem.

BY pilot boat Washington No. 4-Jupe 20 lat 81 IS lon - 80
whaling schr Chsnticlee Dyer Aso In company
with shs Onsds and N T. Knight f Provincetown
be reported
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NIovements Of Ocean Steamers.
~ nRp
10 ARRIVE,

The HEvsns steamers leave this port on the d. 7h lh Y7t
and Hth ofeach month and Charleston c. on the 4h an
18th Returning they due here respectively 18th ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

with the interest on the entire city debt, at The Long
Island Bslk Brooklyn. The coupons on the "a nor'-
gage Bonds Of the Harlem R.ilrosd Co. will be pad
let July at the office, Of Twenty'siItS sue''.
The coupons on the bonds Of the Housstonic RAfosd
Company will be paid by Msssrs. Kstchum Hove
Co. The past due bonds Of this Company, payable u
bridgeport, viii be paid at the Tr:1mers Office and
those payable in this city will there aso be PAID OF az
Ketchum. Howe 4 Coz at the option Of the holder
The coupons on the jersey City Water bonds VIII De
paid at the CoptiIe Bank a. the Mechanic ana
Traders Bank, Jersey City. The NewAms'erdsn
Tn.urspce Company has declared q seni-annua div
dend Of 8 q cert psy able July |. The Bank OF Amer
lea OF this city, semi-annuA dividend OF 3i y cent
payable July l. The Cleveland, Psinesvills and Ash.
tabula Railroad Company, semi annual divi1end OF
4, cent payable Let July, at Cleveland The ATTAIN
tic Bank, 81 T. cent, payable let July. The fArk
Fire Insurance Company, cent, payable let July.
The Metropolitan Bank, y cent payable first Mon
day in July. The Broadway Bank, 5 y cent, payable
let July. The Real Estate Ssvngs Itstituon q 81
Louis, 81 = cert, payable TO New.York depositoss by
E. D. Morgan & Co., No. "a Exchange Place and the
Mechanics Bank Willisu sburgb, B y cen.-
We annex q comparative statement Of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods at the port of New-York sor
the week and since Jan /: ~
rn,:,.s S% g: :t Tist &. pot...sisSss s.. ssssS
Thrown marte........ l,4iss ss9l s3o9s ,oL.is
ra.s,:s s.s:: !s III. ..sss.s isss .esas
Throw on msrke
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GALESA AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.

To the Editor Of The n. Y T,ibSne
SIR: notice, in your columns Of to-day, circular
from the Presd. nj Of this Company, from which IL ap-
pears ths. they had hand on the lst inst s53o
apple able TO the August dividend provided the May
receipts amounted to $4,000 which they Gid not and
when we consider that it is admitted that the road is
rot in as good order BY go ooO as It was IN January
ls.t. we may safely cay that, at the period named
iJuIe u, there wss nothing on hand applicable TO a
dycend. l. is evident then that the Company is in
less favorable position than on the st Of last jan
usry.
$500 Geo. if des net $e5 OO each mouth for oPeIs:
irg expel ses and &7 600 for wager these being what
the circular allows for Asyl there would remain but
s96, 600 toward the August dividend.
On referring to the January statement ind amOng
the assets of the Company securities composed OF va
iious railroad debts exceeding $500 OOO which are Of
yery doubtful value, and which, in whole or part,
should be charged to profit and loss; this would leave
deficiency in place Of surplus. In % honest way,
10 my mind, csn any dividend whs,ever b. declared
in August. JUSTICE.
yer Kerh Jane a5 ls5s
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narkets-cAaETuILy hEPoaTED roa fHs n fRsuss.
FRipAY, June IS 1858
IsHTS-A ,,s sdy market for both hnd the ock 70 fair aud
d.r1and Moderate ses Of 70 bbs S. Ssers,a qaies
tt6c - ,
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,.sdirs 81 No 10 South Third street while visiting the family
q M william j. in the street Thurdsy evening
v.nt mn 10 The roof company with daughter Of Mr. aud
Ips skysh the first 6oOr injured herself very
sou,y 90 expected 70 recover She was taken
10 her fsthei's residence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

Nrw ApPoIErhKsT-Tne Police Commissioners
A.ve sppoiuted Mr. Erooh Jaobs for Justice Of
~ Peace Sergeant of the Sixth Precinct In
pee Of Charles Sherman whom they refused to
M Jsoob has not yet sgned ms acceptance OF 'ne
pSsiicp tepdefed him.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

ALLEGED FELoSIoUs ASSAULT UPON GIRLs.-A
psee driver John Donn arrested on Thursday ne'
Sy Oeer Matthews OF the Ninth Ward Police on the charge OF
committing indecent assault three little girls named
susd driver Of stage running In connection with the Fulton
svenss As charged he persuaded the girls TO enter the
into sage and blowing out the bghts commenced hand
Of them screamed which attracted the atten
i,os Of the officer who inquiry. arrested the driver He was
bot bt before Morehouse and committed 10 sss an
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

Sup STRucK.-Mr. Lawrence Phslen, an officer of
the Second Precinct Police, prostrsted yesterday
by the heat of the sum- be going post duty.
Medical aid rendered by Surgeon Ball. and he soon
recovered so as to be out of danger.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

Tx SxTKESTH WARD TOwER.-Workmen have
been for days past hanging the bell Of the Six
teenth Wsd Tower lowering h ten feet from its former
position o'clock last evening In order to test
ths souId The position the the before while
the bell lower This it is thought will give
x>ore extended sound
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

CAPTURE OF BURGLAR.-The house OF Ihomas
in Alley Prospect street eonously
entered on The intruder was discovered In
der He was into custody and handed ever to the police
His name s Francis Cullen He brought before Justice
CornNel and committed on the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

BASE BALL MArcH.-A base ball match was played
y the E1eo Club Of Brooklyn aud the Eagle Club Of Hobo
hen grounds Of the former Thursday afternoon
pumbr of speeatos present Tne game terminated IN
iyor of the Exce,o who made 50 against H. After the
contest Eagle Club entertained with supper BY the Ex
selsjoya
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

CAprAls RopBEp BY THE MATE.-Yesterdsy OFF,
eers Higgins and Fos Of the Deputy Office
arrested the mate OF the BARK sarah lying
$780, which, alleged taken from the sale IN the casio
No uopev found Hendckson's possession but
sreles hsop gpg found bis chest lie
10 await examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

ALLEGED OUTRAGE UPON WoMAE.-Two boys,
ssmsd Pstroh Kennedy and William Walls arrested BY
0ot Ninth Precinct Thursdsy afternoon, on
the charge Of committing Outrage the person o
Bliss they met Mrs Bliss In Futon
she hsA liquor with and treated the boys
tbry sal secluded spot the Glove Road and had
abusing The officer had watched ihem aud
somrs up into custody When brought before Jus
tee yesterday the woman refused to testify and the
ssse dismissed
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Missouri Progressing.

The happy result of the recent elec-
ton in Missouri is beginning to be seen.
In jefferson City, which chose free-soil
Mayor, land is rising very fast. Proper
ty on Main and Madison streets and on
the public grounds, sold, during the ear
ly part of this month, for hundred per
cent advance on last years prices, aud
the promises of great rise are fatter.
ing. The Inquirer of that city thinks
that all the property of that place viii
advance hundred per cent the coming
year. Such is the effect Of the leaven Of
emancipation in slave State. The In
quirer thinks that "a proud day OF sun
shine" is dawniug upon Jefferson CT
~.
The same is true of the whole State
The prospect Of speedy emancipation hal
given new impetus TO business every
where in its borders. Encouraged by
this state of things, the Hannibal ane
St Joseph Railroad is about to bring in
to the market some of its lands affirmed
to it by the State. Other railroads, W,
see it stated, are moving in the same di
rectlon.
The agents Of eastern capitalists are il
St. Louis, having in contemplation TIL
erection of ons of the largest iron roll
ing mills in the country. Contract
have already been made for the manufac
ture of certain machinery for that pur
! pose.
The Democrat of that city says tina
all Missouri now wants is a legislature G
the right stamp, which will aid the pee
1 pie in their efforts to inaugurate a ne'
epoch in her history, based upon tn
grand principle Of "free white labor"
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The following scathing article on the
conduct of Mr.. John A. Washington, Ia
driving his bargain for the sale Of Mount
Vernon, il from the Mobile Daily Adoer-
tiser. We endorse every word Of it,
The sordid spirit he has evinccd in this
whole transaction marks him as man
wholly unfit to bear the honored name of
Washington. The m'serly Shylock dis
position he has evinced is utterly con-
temptiblc. Chi. Press.
We are pleased that this honored spot
has been secured upon any terms, and
well appreciate the energy and devotion
with which the Southern Matron" and
her coadjutors have pursued this patriot
ic object, but We cannot permit the occa-
sion to pass without putting upon record
our detcstation of the conduct Of the
owner of the property in thus extorting
usurious gain and making merchandise OF
the bones of his illustrious ancestor. The
terms he exactcd at the final agreement
for the sale were such as even Shylock,
the usurer of Venice, would have deemed
unworthy of his profession.
For two hundred acres of land, which,
disassociatcd from the name and without
the ashes of Washington, might possible
be worth fifty dollars per acre, he asked
the moderate sum of Iwo Hundred
Thousand Dollars--thus making profit
of about $3.50, 900 on the tomb of the
mighty dead. But this was not all. He
even haggled about: the interest on defer,
red payments, and this question, it ap
pears, sometime delayed the consumma.
ton of the arrangement.
The terms of the purchase, as will b
seen by reference to Miss Cunningham
statement, were as follows: Fighter
thousand dollars of the purchase none,
was to be paid down, and the remainder
in four annual iustallments, with interes
added for which bonds are to be given,
the vendor to remain in possession an,
make title to the property only achen tn
last bond is paid. This is really Il "drive'
of exceeding sharpness; little cute
than We ever before heard of being at
tempted even in Yankeedom. To de
mand more than hundred times the &C
tual value of property, and then exac
interest on the deferred payments Will
retaining title and possession, is certainl
most extraordinary procedure--an ex
action to which, with all difference, W
, think the managers of the Mount Vel
, non Association ought not to have sub
mitted. What think our readers Of sue
, man--wc regret that he bears the nam
of Washington-after driving such
, bargain, actually prating about accommc
datlon, magnaninity and patriotism
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Of the twenty millions Of Treasury
notes authorized, sixteen millions, inclu-
ding the five bid for yesterday, are is
sued. Nobody, unless possibly Mr.
Cobb, dreams Of getting through the next
year without borrowing another twenty
millions in someform In the mean time,
thcPresident ms sts that there shall be
no alteration Of the tariff Whittier are
wetending
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The committee instructed to procure
testing apparatus for adulterated liquors,
had as well have sample or two Of de-
licious Lager" analysed while they are
about it. Hunts Merchants Magazine
enumerates no less than thirty-eight sub
stances which are employed to give po-
teney, favor, constance and other de-
sirable qualities to lager beer. Among
them are chalk, marble dust, opium,
henbane, tobacco, oil of vitriol, eopperas,
alum, stryehnine aud other drugs.
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sG- Monday morning, the corpse of a
man was found in a cellar in st. Louis,
having evidently been thrown there
through the cellar shutter from the
street. Lie was recognized Us Hugh
Downie, a droger from Illinois. He was
in the city with drove OF horses. His
death had been caused by strangulation,
and he had been robbed Of cousidera-
bic sum of money, and some yaluables
beside Garroters are of course SUCCESS
ted BY the circumstances. Ills coat and
private papers were found in lumber
yard. There Is much excitement in St.
Louis aboat this strange aud awful af-
fair.
LATER was made Of an EN-
ployee in the BARRIERS shop Of Henry
Gardiner, OH Broadway near Biddle street,
Gu the charge of being implicated in the
murder Of Hugh Downie. This person
has confessed the murder was committed
at9 o clock On Sunday eveiDg, in Gardner 5
shop Downie came in, took the chair,
aud resigned himself to be shampooed.
The lather was PERMITTED to trickle to
his eyes, and then the rope was applied
to his neck His coat was burned in the
stove, his body robbed and thrown where
it was found, and his hat and the rope
were conveyed where they were found.
Three employees of Gardiner did the job
The remaining two have fled, but will be
caught. Gardner is also under arrest
ST. Louis Democrat, 1sh.
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Dissolution Notice.

rTNEE subscribers would respectfully inform their
i creditors, and the people generally, that they
have this day Dissolved partnership BY mutual con-
sent, and want allpersons knowing themselveain-
debted to them by note otherwise, 70 call 1t the
Steam Mill and settle With 6hearer, the accounts
arc in his possession for settlement .. 4. Stout
will still remain at the MIL 70 accommodate all
who may favor him with their patronage, and will
also he responsible for all debts against the firm
Of Stout 4 shserer contracted previous 70 this
cate. STOUT Sill AFff
linton Jam o. las~ rs
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Mr.. MorrilFs agricultural college land
bill was reported to the Senate, May 6,
by the Committee on Public Lands, with
out any recommendation for or against it,
the c,inmittee being unable to agree
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slavery in Kentucky.

The Louisville Courier says there is
now an extraordinary stampede of the
slaves in that State. They 20 off one,
two, three, or dozen, at time
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Davenport, Iowa.
Invite the attention Of Farmers, Builders, Me.
chanics, and consumers Of Lumber generally,
TO their extensive and unequalled selected stock
Of
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Siding,
Barnboarding,
Shingles, DC.
Our purchases have recently been made or
Green Bay, Lake Huron, and Lake Ontario
and brought by vessel to Chicago, and thence
by the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad to
Davenport. Tho wants Of large emigration
into Iowa have been anticipated in our selec-
tons and purchases.
Two FIRsT LASS PLANNING MACHINES
)Woodworth's celebrated pateni.l are now
running in our Mill, and our facilities lor man.
aJacturing
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are unequalled in he West We are also en-.
tensively engaged in the Manufacture of
SASH, DOORS, AND BLIADs.
We can do better by our customers than ev.
er before, aud will do our best to suit them.
COTES & DAVIES.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. %,
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Many Of Us are led by our vices, but a
great many mere Of Us follow them with
6at leading Mt oil
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nSTRAY NOTICE,

E0 USA NOl1OEe
-ken up by Perry Frink. at his residence at
Onion Grove, in Cedar County. lows, on the TIN
day Of August 1857, a light iron grey horse. sup
posed 10 be 5 years old: 8 white legs and white
lace, and appraised Ut 800 before Ak. Rsisley,
Esq. s. w. YOUNG
Upton Oct 10th. 1857 403m Clerk.
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II A ROW A RE,
Machines, agricultural Implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HAVE in store, and respectfully offer for,ale
IL at ST. Louis OF Chicago prices, to the trade
oil at retail,
700 kegs nails, assorted sizes)
$50 boxes glass, do
$4,000 lights sahs, do
30 coils MANILA rope, do
30 coils lead pipe, do
20 circular saws, large Sizes
5000 # best leather betting, all widths,
100 doz butchers files,
$50 doz. axes,
100 doz. axe handles,
100 doz. shoyels and spades,
6 casks log chains,
$500 lbs carriage bolts, nuts & washers,
% mouse-hole anvils,
20 blacksmith's bellows,
ogether with sve.y variety Of platform and
| counter scales, carpenters, hacksmith's and
| coeper's tools; house building and shelf hard
| ware, &C, &C. We have the largest and best
selected stock of goods in Iowa. and are bound
TO sell at the lowest rates. Call and see if we
4 are not in earnest. No. 2, Union Block,
| n35-td Muscatine. Iowa.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
ADELPHIA.

PHI j. A ID Il l. p HIA.
Beneroieat Iasftsfies established BY special en-
depmeaf for the relief IF the sies end distressed
afflicted rita yirsisst and E2iaemie diseases.
ro all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases. such "A
sPEkMAf0kkHHA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IMPOTENCE, G0S0RRHEA, GLEET, SYPHILIS,
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. In view Of the awful
and the decepons praetsed upon the unfortunate VIC
Tins Of such diseases by uaeks several years ago d
rected their Consulting Surgeon. a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy II their name TO open a DispeDsary for
the treatment ~ this class of diseases all their forms
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter, with description Of their condition.
fage, patton habits Of life &c. and In cases Of
extreme poverty. to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
OF CHARGE 1t Is needless to add that the Associa-
ton commands the highest Medical skill OF the age, and
sl furnish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors. on review OF the past, feel assured
that their aors in this sphere Of beney client
been Of great benefit TO the afflicted especially the
young, and they have resolved devote themselves,
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much des
p4sed cause.
Just Published by the Association, Report on sper-
maorrAGa Seminal eakness the Vice Of Unanisn,,
Masturhaton seifAbuse, and other Diseases OF the
Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, which will
he sent by mail lin sealed letter envelope.l FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Repnrt treatment. DR., GD0RGE X.
CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association,
No. South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, PresideHf.
GEO. FAiECHILD,Secystary. 5oyi
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HENRY HoovEk, ,. g. DfDvxLL
HOOVER 4 BDWEI.IA
FORMERL SELLS 4 HOOVER,
SHecess0rs to Peter Jocksos
Forwarding & ConmiDien Merchants.

MUsCATINE, IOWA.
ME are prepared to attend to any business in
w our line with the best Of facilities. Our
tsrms ore I've eents PR one hundred pounda.
commission Tor receiving and FORWARDING.
RErEs ro-Green 4 Stone, Muscatine: L. D.
Farmer, DO; Hatch. Humphrey Co., do; Hale
+ %, Chicago; I. W. Alexander 4 Co. de-: ".
3 Daniels : co. lows City. Fisks Elliot. do. :
s. 6hsphard 4 co, do. +. 6Anxay. do; Huh 4
Thompson do; Wntermaa b Ryan, 81. Louie,
HeanaAksnp 2ioe, DO; Ratcli6 3 CO.. Do; q.
W. Clark Iowa City; o. q. Dorwin, DO; Rock =
Carey Cedar Rapids; Rock Bro. vinaoa; Walan
4 Wiids. III. Vernon; u. Floyd, Lisbon: ]. q.
kur,s, Lisb"n; Elicit Hall, Upton. ssn.
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& l. A II Il ID WIN Do w s.
THE subscriber nov prepared to offer TO
l. the citizens of Davenport end surrounding
country the most complete assortment of Paints,
Oils Glass Sash, Blinds and Doors ever brought
to this market
900 900 sets Sash, assorted sizes,
1000 Boxes Window Glase assorted sizes,
Doors a large assortment,
Blinds, the best lot Of Window Blinds ever
brought to this market.
Lead. a fresh lot of White Lead Just rec'yed.
Glazed windows.
We have for sale at No.
10000, corner Brady and 4th streets, . large
stock Of Glazed Windows. assorted sizes.
Store fronts fitted up with double thickness
French Plate, or common Pittsburgh and New
York Glass. Glazing done upon short notice
and satisfactory terms.
All orders promptly attended to.
l.. BRADLEY.
Brady and tourth sta.
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INGMAN l. SHAWL,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND DECORATIVE
PAINTERS!

ND PAPER HANGERS shsp At Browns
~ furniture rooms, Upton, Iowa
March So, 1855 "
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PROBATE NOTICE

Ok DoAEN aesorted sizes Lippincotts the onl,
sale by r ~ TOT