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OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY,

V' OIsD MhVNOLIA WHISKY,
Il HE Undersigned offer for sale tire above stand
ard brand of limo Rive WhIskey of their own distil-
lstion IN barrels and half ba rels. The qualify of
the WHISKY known so frvoraby in the South for
former gh standard and purohasers and cOnsn mers
can rely upon It's being a PERFECTLY pure Rye VIII
KY, distilled under our own personal supervision,
and entirely free from any deleterIous snb.tances
which render made up whiskIes so Objectionab' e.
Always having large stock of the above and other
hns vhiskies IN New York well as Philadel ia,
VIC arc enabled 20 ship goods from either city direct
York. 96 Wall street. 90 xiv
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NJ WALL 4 BARNARD
w GUILD ca attention Of persons furnishing to
alars Q stock Of q
Mahogany, Walnut, and Map Q Furniture, H
Painted and nIble-tOp Cottage Sers, N
Hair and Husk Mattresses, "
Looking Ola sses, do. comprising a most
complete assortment of House fournI sning articles
so, a stock Of Wool Carpets.
All of which are for sale on reasonable terms At
our Furniture Warerooms, intersection of street.
Louisiana avenue, and 9th street west 10 the rear
of our Auction Rooms. se 8- colin
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LAND WARRANTS No. g. xas and a, g., e.,
100 acres zach, issued under the act of March laS5
the former TO George Felt, the latter n Martin
byIne, having been lost, without transfers being
made. the pubic cautioned against the On
OF the same as application will be made to the Com
missioner of Pensions for duplicates thereoc
&C ll-w6w SETH GERRY. for the aoplicants.
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Dr.. r. FINLEY HUNT. ,rv-,,.
No. 80 Pennsylvania avenue, @
VIII perform ali operations belonging to his "
profession et his old established once, above.
l9-H
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and Without Pastu-s
for Eight Years.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

sitions of various kinds have been lately
eeIpetrated on tray ers bound to CA Ii
FORNlA that the su5sc- iber. the only authorized
ma. In the city of New York, feels n his dutv 70
caution ali persons seeking passage to California
End the true office ofthe Steamships of the U. -
Mail Lire, via Panama Railroad as no other ofhce
In New York is authorized to engage pessaxe
which is at IN West .treet, corner OF Warren a.
fronting 'ha North River, at the head of the
Ccmpany's Wharf.
II SIsE n AGENT eSSL New York
TIE PACIFIC N 1AHy STEAMSHIP COM
One Of the Steamship. OF tais Company. carrying
the United states Mail for ACAPrEp. 800
CALIFORNIA and OREGON lesves a.
Panama twice each month on he arrival9
OF the United States Mail -. Compsny' q steamers,
which leave New Orleans snd New York regularly
on the 5th and 9Th of each month with the mails
a p1 Ransssensers, connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
Theee steamships have been inspected and an.
proved ey the Navy Department, and guaranty seed
The Pans ma Railroad ,41 miles long } 10 nov oom-
Peteo IRON 90 an TO ocesL. and 40 crossed IN or
hour. The basgase Of passengers 10 checked in
are embarked at Panama by stesmer AZ the DOM
pany's expense The money paid in New York
covers al Expenses ofths trip.
San Frsnssoo. 70 prevent detention n e.se ~ ssc
dent so that route % entirely Tsla1s-so failure
pas,. @So1,re fs. ~ - q. r..
Condactors 70 through b, each steamer and take
charse Of women and Oh ldren without other pro-
foI through tickets at the lowest rates apply at
CO. New odssns.-or q. L. BxRTLEfsf. Boz
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"k: u. AMES, THE RETIREDPHYSI-
c.,,s eian. Uncovered, while In the Fast Indies,
/ohIti.. co ess icr ConsumRtion, Asthma, BLon-
nbild' 49, as Uncovered BY him when bis only
w cured IA :. vac given up TO die. His child
Of beneftlns his fellow III, ss,a ~
those WIG wish Il. the recipe eontsi,,n, I'M A.
on receipt Of their names. Address '''''oy' J'es/
s.s-sm No. 10 Grand IT,. % ! 2: sSS3; Roy
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CLASS 6.
No. T Tssm: a aas post writing a. ''
5. 500 reams denny do.
T. 2,01 reams folio post do.
s. 500 reams medium do.
6. 50 reams royel do.
=. 80 reams super royal do.
8. 5oreams imperial do.
g. loo reams Oop.ed medium tassorted oolors
Mol. 5000 ream, writing paper, 10 by s inches, to
weigh twenty eight pounds per ream.
lrSo reams writing paper, 10 by D inches, to
weishtw SIX pounds. '''"''' "
aesS ,Went noSyud. Psa f..m 10
s. $40 realms writing paper, 10 by Is inches, 10
6. 900 reams writing paper, II by Is inches, TO
weigh twelve pounds per ream.
contain 4aO perfect sheets to the fesm and no oss
side cures: they to be made of the best mate
maRner. The pa pers IN Q ass 6 are to be white or
blue, OF the regular standard sizes of the respective
IN sas to Be- ee xSs and cy
the Sues and WEIGHTS specified in the schedule.
quantity Gach and ever Elno contracted for in ali
Glasses, to be furnished at such times and In such
as ,hs =. msy
subject 10 separate contract but bHders may Of
Ter for one or more of the classes IL the propo
No proposals will he considered unless scoompa-
nled by the guarantee that the bidder BIDDERS, il
his or their proposal shall be accented, will enter
INTO an obligation with good and sufcent sursfies
to furnish the articles proposed. Blank forms for
proposals wi be furnished at this Office and none
will be taken iuto consideration unless substantially
reeing Herewith.
All the paper in the several classe. must be deIy-
cred at such place PAGES NAV be designated in
Washington CITY, in good order, free of all and ev-ry
ton, count weight and measurement Of the super.
lEtendent Ard to be In all respects satisfactory.
Samples of all the paper require ed may be seen Al
this Office or will be sent to persons apply ing for
them.
The proposals will be opened in the manner re-
quirfd by law ION the FIRST Tuesday after the FIRST
Monday In December" next, (7lh J and the ,ntract
Will be av arded to the lowest bidder.
Proposals will he addressed to "GRo. w. Bow
MAN, superintendent of the Public Printing, Capitol
of the United States, and endors ed Proposals for
supplying paper" oc S eotd
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THE VIRGINIA sPRINGS.-Passensers fcs
l. the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad, By leaving ~
their nance at the Office of0HHSI2
the Alexandra and WASHINGTON Railroad, 9TH NJ,
And Louisiana avenue, will be called for and con
veyed to the Long Brose station, where a rood
breakfast can be obtained. This line oarres the
U. :. Mail for tho D. & A. X. X. Passengers Will
hnd Tree from the sHnoy Of wagons and horses
that IL met with tho boat. IL is the most en- Pc
dtious, and, IN many instances. the most economI-
Baltimore,
Mos. "a "a m
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SAUL'S NURSERY.
L h r. Stock offered for the Autumn trade is very
extensive. ScTupulOus care has been taken in -
its propagation ard growth, and the quality off,
oil unsurpassed: comprising A
Apple Trees-yarieties which succeed best in this
latitute and south,
Dwarf Pear Trees-an immense stock OIL, 2, and
year Old trees,
Pcseh Trees-sorts bestadaped to this region; very
fine, ~
Apricots, Cherries. Nectariues. Piums Standard
Pears, Grape Vines. Currants. Raspternes
-, Strawberries, &C.. In great variety,
BlacA berr es-Lawton dorchester and Newman,s
-. Thorness, large stock,
Shade ami Ornamental Trees, Evergreens, &C. M
all sizes Puloxes. 90. ' VI
Rhu6arb, Linnaus. Victoria. Prince Albert, Grey
- Eagle. Asparagus Y cots, Chinese Vans O.
Roses.the newest and rsrsst kinds imported from
rance tins season, on their own roots, as well
as on that Prince of Stocks, the Msnetti, which
Isabsolutely necessary for the successful culture
. oil many OF the hne new sorts,
Dutch hulUous Flower Roots. of finest quality. di-
rect from Holland, consisting of Double Hya-
elntb. Tulips, Narcissus, Jonqulls, Anemonies,
Every article guaranteed as to ACCURACY. Prices
Invariably low. JOHN SAUL,
S96 7th street, corner II street
oc "a eoSt Washington City, ID. G..
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sOcks, BONDS, AND SECURITIES
HOssSnt and sod on commission.
N,ANS and BUsINEsS PAPER negot,afed
.oIS 49, secured By Real Estate will be bOuSht and
eeiin n. SNYDER & SON.
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ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b, obtained at the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFElCE. corner OF PeTsylyania avenue and eth
Boat George Page, At the ofce Of the Orange and
Alexardrin Railroad. at Alexandra,
Richmond, Danciiio, Lynehbmrg, Bristol,
KuozriLie, Dalton, Atlanta, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Nesc Orleans,
By d. rect route, AID continuous railway oonneo-
tons to Memphis.
Afordlns greater Ezpsditioa and Comfort and
being over $40 tisS Shorter than by OF her route
The steam fry boat George Page leaves the foot
cf7th street Of 81 a. for Alexandrls, where pos
senEers take the oars for Richmond, Charottsvile.
Staunton w hite Sulphur Springs, w oodstock, a !,
And at III p. m. for Richmond and all points South
phis.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the ofkoe,
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock a. m. and 2 D. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
1e It'll Washington.
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and packages.
All OF the above will be sold at manu- facturers
prices and delivered free of charge to any part Of
the District.
The character of Dupont's Powder has been 80
well and fayorably known for o half century, that
We deem 1t unnecessary to say any thing in its
praise.
IL We take pleasure at all times IN showing
samples and style of packages to spOrtsmen and
others.
IL Ofioe No. 50 High street, immediately ad
joining tho Canal Bridge. seS-tf
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,HEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.
SAMUEL KIRBY, Manxfacfnr.r of Supe,ior
ahd Fashionable FsrntiHTe. respectful ~ an a
nounces tn the cit izens Of WASHINGTON, W
Georgetown, alexandria, and environs, that IN
his warehouse is now well stocked with q su III
peIb and extensive stock OF elegant CABI-
NET WARE IN Rosewood. Walnut, Oak, and
other desirable woods such as Parlor, Dining room
Library Ofhce. and Chamber Sets, all manufa ctured
IN the most wOrkmlnlike manner, and warranted as
stated Prlcss very low. Funerals Undertaken
with prOmptness. SAMUEL KIRBY
Warehouse-west aide OF sIh street,
De
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Ordss sflASo for sla one 81 JsS SSN d. Ellis,
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y CHESS tE6ETA BILE BXi.ar ~ r ~
ING Gmost pireolss IN covering NJ Bali Il esds s,S
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OFFENSIVE ASSORTMENT
~ OF
MAHOGANY, WALNUT. ROSEwOODAN
OTHER FURNITURE, AT PRIVATE SALE.
an l8-tf

~ Z w M T U e ORE.
TURF and o U SEFUR NISHIN GA
GOODS, and Sc ling lover than any otherN
house In Washington. We would invite all -
TO call before purchasing Our motto is
Quick Sales and Small Profits"
Old Furniture taken in exchange for new
JOHN BONTZ & FRO,
an O-iy Odd F eIlOws' Hall 7th at
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IL SCHAF FIELD,
IALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY, Sirth street, be-
ttcten and II. having retted his Store and aloon
10 now pre- pared at the shortest notice and most res
sonable terms, to furnish w edding PARTIES Balls
and other Entertainments with all kinds of Coffee
tonery. Ice Cream, Water Ices 90. He also keeps
constantly fresh supply fthe best Cakes and Can
dies, sold lower than elsewhere.
P.S-To accommodate ladies' and gentlemep of
the Northern Liberties and those dis pos ed to give
me call ! have attached TO my establishment an
Oyster Saloon, where can he found the delicious
Oyster cooke up In every style by an experIenced
hand Families supplied. A call is sui Gent.
sc p o2m
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-20

E-k Fl
lsast-iAesSsAssr sukpis t1e1l s-'9 - =
lext. -. =, .-.... s,x.,,,1-xavas
asIch tezss Ply loes ! u, - ies in ever
% ..ls sufficient
S - ne & - Ss;.bf ,,sforznss. vithoa
- - .5s ~ sueb transports
Ire eeieritr- eerta;nfv- and sesurfty Of sucf
ras,s1,erfssifr, Under this LAW new deserip-
inn ~ bifis has been reeeived They do mo-
Decify a mode of eonveysnss. but engage t.
axe the entire mail each trip with CELEBRITY, Ger
.aipty. and security, using the terms of the Law
These bids are STYLED, from the manner in whiet
her are designated On the books of the depart
ne1t, SIR bids, . and they will be construed a
ofoviding for the conveyance of the entire malt
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-20
The HeraIa 81 rr.as

The Kzasas H~ala AZ Efeszen. 80.
LaNrencss Kansas, entered upon its 49,
few weeks since. The crowded st.,e = =
umns has uHasoidsbly prevented an 80. =
tee. G. u. Brown. the princip.l -. ss..'''
publisher,and The original prqjeetorosfs..s a..
Is . native sf North Hudson, in tb;s &c = =
aoam to maus of our citizens as a s.h..a
in the old briok SchsoI House, in mi.
For several years he published the c..
6osrier. ga ardent free soil pape. in n.
part of Pennsyiyania. From thers l.
among the earliest to Ksnsss, with a.
purpose Of aiding 10 the extent Of h;,,.,
means. IN secariEg It as ; Free State A.. A..
aanfnlly has be bsttied in that cans.
be has met with much a1isnadycrs;o. =
mere partisan press. The justifcss;,, IN.
boEs and tie prsef Of the pstriosisra ofl;s"
eofSists IN the fact that the great ms;a,;,'
people Of Eansas. so far Mt least. seer, =
his views and presses which called IN -.
the purity Of his motives have been 49,
endorse his position. The Eerald Of r.:
an able paper and earnestly devoted % a.
interests Of Kansas. Weheartily wish i.
setic editors all success in their patriot, Il
-Ezssa5alfosra. 4. 7. Pos.-Esutral.
The Herald gf Freeiem. Kansas, een,.
regular. This is among the best of ths Fr..s
papers Published In that Terriers. n.
preston among many, here as well IS s,.,,s
Is that 1t is . dess-ter from the Free Sts..r
and what Eas once Free State paper. i,,
supporter Of the Border Rufian cod, :.
This, koweFer. is not the ea,.
! strong supporter Of the Free State eap..
; deadly opponent to the eeneroaehmentsers'
o This wrong impressioni in regardtO Il. :.
ias grown out Of the difficulties existinr :
savedivided Che Free.S State party in Kansss.I
sboring for the accomplishment Of u, !
,reat end-FreedoD in Kansas. The ca.
his difference has been. that while the E,.s
has advocated the policy of guir
he election Of officers. Councillors. Repsess
ives, &C., and thereby gaining possession
government. the opposition hss :,
aimed that none Of these laws should Be N.
iised; consequently no action shoald h y
Inder fhem.-Crosrs Roias, lad, Re0ssisr, !
seadezt.
We have been careful reader of tbi,
yer since il wss revived after being desf,s
S border ruffian yi0lenee. We have sIse =
lany charges that hsve been brought agaipSS
D the party press; but so Car we Fave pet =
bic to discover aBy Just cause for these -
ions. 1t has ever been strong adyocste 4 :
rec State party in Kansas: and further =
bis it has made no pretensions to beinl h :,
oeate of any political party. Ithas maini,
n Independence. throughout its whole a.
thich IS truly admirable; and its editors. a r
redit be il said, have endeavored to poTtrss
ruth, unalioyed by party sophistry, wksi 1
lese days of party cliques aad party stife. a-
iiniy commendable virtue. To those ~
reliable newspaper from Kansas. We wculis
nnend the HERALD or FREEDOM as -
orthy Of their support. Terms-single sss-4
crs ss CO; three copies, s5lgl; ten copie.. Z
1e 20 the getter up Of the club, el5.o1. Aat-
!. w. Browne Co., Lawrence, L. T.-EFs4
ich., JoHFad1 tIadepeadeat.1
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a NV FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
a IN AlsFGN, for manufacturing steam en-
Slness eoi.efs. mill wefk aad other f1sckiners.-
qeylng NlstdraWn ms interest from the firm Of
5tiStenant yehnson Co.. am row engaged in
oQlldfHg seg establishment, on q seafesnperior
2 hay IN 1hls e0antry; and am operating and
reaQy 20 re<F1Ee orders at the corner Of Fiasa and
roerth slTefts. where ] slsali continue until fke
isE eStzellshmentis fitted up- - -
The Increased demand for Engines and a,
1inos q NH work, AID parficularIy = better
lass thar aug establishment In Alton IA a5ie or
:aPable Of doing, induces me to buil5 an esfsh-
:ishment and ut il mp with Aachitcrr. Tools. NiI;
Patterns. and EeTkumen IS Eiil enabIe me 70
urn out 3 better class Of work than has hereto
fore been made or Transported in this coufrT :
E And 1 trust. from long and pfaetieal knowledge
= the business, e receive the same encourage
nent that has heretofore been 50 literally be-
;towed upon me, for Which | most cordially tsn-
der my sincere thanks. ana hope TO be sustained
6y generousprblic, in this extensive enterprise.
G. STIGLEEAN.
?. S.-I now have associated With me n the
business Messrs. Adams 4 Miller. Mr.. Joseph
A. niller IS fayorsbfy knywn Is the best consult
tns Civil Engineer, Craftsman. end Designer Of
All kinds OF Machinery and buildings in this
sountry; and We will at all times be ready to
give plans, specimens, amp estimates for Flour
ng Mills, Circular Aeley andiSash Saw mills
Oistilleries. Railroad and Hydraulic works. and
III kinds of machinery. Also, furnish and pat
up the same in complete order, Mt such prices a.
sannot fail to give satisfaction.
STIGLEAAN, MILLER 4 co.
-
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Easle work.. chioago. III,

rs the largest machinery lEanufhctery srs :
4 pot in the United States where rasy BE- forl
Railroad Freight Cars, Portable and Ssatirs<
Steam Engines, Locomotive and Cylinder Sfa,
Boilers. All kinds of Wood and Iren NseAs
err. Premium Portable Circular Saw M
improvements. with or without Bolts. Gensz
Mill Furnishings. Superior ShingIe Mills stss
and Water Guages. Steam Whistles. Fine
Brass Work and Engine Trimmings. Casiizs
and Mill Gearing. Gatss Patent Screw Cs.tz
Smoke Pipe, Breeehes. Sheet Work, etc.. sis,
We say to our patrons aud the public eeBssE
that heretofore We have not been able 70 KEEPS
with the demand, but nov We have largely q
creased onr works, increased cur firm, and hsa
greater facilities for supFlsing the West "
Machinery than any other establishment.
?. ". GATES. ,. s.WAzEEK. F.CUALNzEl
A.. e. MAEEER. DE-. FEksEE.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-20
Clarke,s NeygIy Pafentca

CONFINED GRINDING AND BOLTING
yenticn of the age. The complete Mill Occupies
2 pace 70 feet long, feet wide, and feet high.
Tlndlns and Bolting at q SINGLE Operation
Warranted to grind from 10 to Is bushels pef
hour! requiring only from six to eight horse
power. Making as large a yield, and as good
puallty OF Flour as any other Mill in USE Eyery
have one OF these mills attached Also. all Town
Companies should purchase rights Cost of mill
atSt. Louis, boxed ready for shipping, only $3.50.
: & or IuTther iniermat1on. or for the purchase of
Mills, or for rights in Ieayenyorth County. or
Town or County rights south of the Kansas
river, N kansas. address s. n. WOOD & CO.,
Sept. S., sm
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-20
The Trutl. About Kansas.

Gov. sGEARY,S ADMINISTRATIVE
" KANSAS; large 1e mo. 34S pages. Efl
COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE TERRIFIC
until June. k5z. Embracing full aceo0s:l
its discovery, Geography. Soil. Climate, n
ducts, its organization rs \ Territory, tTsrs
tlons and events under Governors Rced.-
Shannon. political disseusious. Personsl d
counters- Election Frauds, Battles ana q
RACES, with Portraits Of prominent actgFs-l
ia, all fally authenticated b. JOHN Ii. tIHs
ii. d., Private Secretary 20 Gov. Gear. @,
fully compiled from the Official DOcumza
flein the Department Of the State at Ws4ir
ton, and other papers In possession Of IL n
thor, with full account Of the INV ASIQf a
KANSAS FROM MISSOURI the espturs =
and treatment Of the Free State prisozsrs 5
character and movements Of the Missouri b
Ruftians; the murder of Bnfun, and oihe-s :
CONTROVERSY BETWEEN GOV. GElF
AND JUDGE LECQAFTE; the preeeedns
the Territorial Legislature. Of the Pre-S.zsss
Convention, and the Organization Of As.sz
Demecratic Party, with ; Sketca eT Efasa =
ing tfs ed1fg froa6%ee, gsdsr G0rs Rts1T :.
HAaAsea; its lnvasions, Battles, 0uirsg= :
Murders.
a copy viii be sen. to aay part of the Uris
States. by mail. free Of postage. on the rsrsz
OF retail price. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT To3
TRADE. II ? 1000 Agents wanted. Pnes !
Cloth, 81; Paper, 50 cents.
CHAS. C. RHODES. Pnbliske.
Inquirer Building. PhiladsiPAA
July 9Th 1857 Am
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-20
ID. HI. Weir.

A TTGRSEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
\ General Land and Collecting Agent. Law
enee, Kansas Territory. Having opened a Gen
.ral Land Office, will attend to all professional
sasiness entrusted to my care, including the Sc
uriDg and collecting claims, investigating titles
Lots buying and selling, paying taxes, Loan
Hg and Investing money, Locating Land War
teHts, Entering Land on Time for settlers, and
gency business generally
RgFERs TO Hon. S. G. Hathway, ,Elmira, n. Y;
las. Bradley, Omaha City. n. T.; Aessrs. Paine
Z Wade, Cleveland, Ohio; Hon. C. F. Hannab,
Bend, Ind; ID. G. Rose. La Porte, Ind
Office on Mass. st.. over Woodward & Finley's
9rug Store, mar Il ,57-tf
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Ritoherdson's Mo. Hxpress Co.

FAST PASSENGER 4 EXPRESS FREEF
u LINZ from LAWRENCE to IECOHPies
WES1PORT and KANSAS CITY, Dali
with Splendid Four Horse Trims, and Cosas
6atft conyeyanees, This line is pssaGaafg :
tablished and will be maintained during 81
nsr and Eiaser with increasing energJ a Z
demands for transportation enlarze-in evidsz.
Of which the Co. refer to its anteeedeniS =
short time this line will be reinforced viii l
entire new outfit Of passenger feonveyaDceSfts
to any line in the United States. Also, ~
and Pacific kailrosd 20 St. Louis, St. JssIz
and ali intermediate points on the route. ca1ss
ting at 81. Louis With ALL other ExErssse.
oil the principal towns and cities in the UIa5
States, Nosf1. East asd SostA. Banker =
Merchants business promptly attended q.
kinds OF valuable packages, parcels. freight 8
merchandise forwarded with dispatch. An =
e and damages promptly adjusted at this -
0fiee Ritcherdson's No. Express Co..
LaFrenec. June llth is57 9
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-20
Lawrence Door, sash & NIouidine
Company.

RESPECTFULLY inform the inhabitants oi
II Kansas Territory that they have established
warehouse on the Collamore estate, at the cor
ner of Massachusetts, and Henry streets, in Law.
renee, X. t., and have for sale superior BOS-
TON MADE KILN-DRiED DOORS, SASH
AND MOULDlNGS, which surpass in qualit,
any ever introduced into this Territory, anG
equal to any ever manufactured in the United
States of America-which they offer for sale yTo7
cash. in large small quantities at Us low price.
As As the poor Westerm Sash and Door is now sold
The glass in the Sash is of superior quality
thoroughly bedded in putty, and timed and
beautifully glazed and primed
All the above articles are packed in water
tight boxes, at great expense, before shipping
and are received at the warehouse in as perfec,
d condition as when they leave the mannfactu
rers hands in Boston. Being thus packed the,
avoid the bruises and injury incidentto all West
crn Door and Sash that Is imported into this Ter
ritory. The attention Of Architects and Build
ers Is particularly requested. Contracts for the
supply Of Public Buildings, Churches and Hotels
are supplied.
MOULDINGs.-Seventy to one hundred of the
most recent styles of Mouldings are now on hand
samples of which may be seen at the Warehouse
The newest patterns are constantly being re-
ceiYed