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Very respectfully,
J. L. X. McCLOSKEY. M. D.,

HOVER'S WRITING INKS, including
HOFER'S WRITING FLUID, aud HO-
FER'S lNDELLlBLE INKS, still main
tain their high Character, which has always
distinguished them, and the extensive de.
mand first created, has continued uninter.
rupted until 81 present.
Orders, addressed to the Mandatory
No. 4l6 Race street above FOURTH, [old
No. l44. Philadelphia, will receive prompt
attention by.
JOSEPH f. HOVER, Manufacturer.
December "a, l857.--3m.
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HOsER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.

The testimony Of Prof. Booth and Dr.
BiiackIe having previously been publlshhed
the following is now added -
From Prof. McCLOSKEY, formerly Pro-
iessor Of theory and practice Of Medicine
in the Female Medical College of Penn
sylvania, and late Professor of Surgery
IN the American College of Medicine, &c.
PhitadeIDhia, Nov. 27th, 1856.
Mr JOSeph E. Horer:-A trial of your
LIQUID HAIR DYE will convince the
most skeptical, that ii is safe, elegant and
e6Ecact0us preparation. Unlike many others,
II has in several instances proved servicea,
Dle in the cure Of some cutaneous eruptions
on the head, and ha' e no hesitation in CON
mending it to those requiring such an appli-
cation
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DR.. WALTON'S
A MEXICAN PILLS
JOY TO TIE AFFksGTED.
Waning A.ssPrjca SEPsnVE0v%


Young America YiCsUTi0gs!
One small box Of Pills cures rinciy-une
cases cut OF hundred. No Bllsam, no Mcr.
curry, no oGor on The breath, 10 fear of dctec
ton. Two small pills dose; tastcless and
harmless as water. Full directions are Civ.
en-, 50 that the patient can cure himse! as
certain as with the advice of the most eXpe-
rienced surgeon, and much better ;han with
the advice of one of little experience in this
class of disease.
Sent ly mali 10 any part Of the country by
enclosing one dollar to DIR. y. e.. UGii0n
No 154 North Seventh ST. below Race, Phil
adelphia. A liberal discount to the trade
None genuine without the ,critten signature
ot ID. G. Walton, Proprietor.
DR.. W's treatment for Self-abuse, Weak
ness, &c. is entirely different from the usua
course. DR.. w. has cured hundreds who
have tried others without benefit The treat
ment is as certain 10 cure as the sun Is Ia
rise. Enclose a stamp. and address DIR. w.
as above, giving fui history OF your case,
ms the sun is 20 rise. Enclose a stamp, and
address DIR, w. as above, giving fall .hlsto-
ry Of your case, and you will bless the day
YOU made the effort 10 secure what is cei tail
A RADICAL CURE.
January %, lS57.--lv.
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PRIVATE SALE.

PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned offers at private sale, a
very desirable property, situate in Stroud
township, Monroe county, Pa, adjoining
land of Philip Fisher, David Lee, Joseph
Lee, Ashton Smiley and Others, and within
a quarter of mile of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Railroad, containing
HS6 Acres,
10 acres of which is plough land, in high
ow and the remainder
WOOD il ENID, gS
we'll timbered with thrifty Chestnut and IL
Oak. This property is we'll adapred for dali
ry and grazing purposes. There is on this
property an excellent Mill site.
The Improvements are new, having heen
built within the last few years. The dwell
.9rwa line, frame, filled in with brick
fssss1tsSSssa is Is by 80 feet, two stories high.
sssssss never failing spring Of pure wa
AsssszsszssssaS ter near the dwelling. Barn 80
by 43 feet, with Cow shed, 80 by lG feet, at
tached. A large Orchard Of choice grated
fruit trees OH the premises.
AEsO:
The nth part oil tract oil land situate IN
Price township, Monroe county, Pa, in the
warrantee name Of Jacob UT. IL miles from
SToudshurg This tract is heavily timber
ed with Hemlock, White Pine and Oak.
Persons wishing to view the premises will
please call on the Subscriber.
good title and possession given on the
first day Of April next.
JOHN PLATTENBERGER.
Stroud township, Sept. 3, l657-if.
For sale by
ANDRE & SHOEMAKER.
May 6, 1856.
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0FBils of all the Banks taken that pass
current in the the States from whence they
are sent, Postage stamps are also received.
December 10, lS57.-St.
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THE
Shoals and Quicksands
OF YGTTEE.

Just Published, ttsG ga EaItiGn.
On SPERMATORRHEA or SEMINAL
DISEASES,-A scientific Treatise on tile
treatment and perfect cure Of NerH Gus DeblI-
Ity, Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Ennis
sions, Impotence, &c, resulting from vicious
habits acquired during the critical passage
from Youth to Manhood, by DIR. CULVER
WELL, member OF the Royal College OF Sur
:geons Of England, (ls27) L'centi8te of the
Hall, (ls24.) and 80 years Resident Prac-
lioner in London: Author of the Guide TO
Health, ".'Green Book How to be Happy
'Memoirs OF Single and Married Life" &c.
This small, but highly valuable Treatise,
written by world renowned Physician and
Surgeon, points out the oaY sure and perma-
uent cure for all diseases resulting from sell
abuse, and is the only publication of It's kind
written in benevolent spirit and by seien-
iJhc man. 1t should be ia tho hands OF all
VINO value their life ind health and happ-
hess here and hereafter
Price, II cents, or stamps, al the receipt
OF which 1t will be sent. post free, and well
secured, by DIR. CII. KLINE, No. 42O, Isl
Avenue. Box 1856, New York
J.nuary 2S, IS5S.-9Ino.
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EVANS new Catalogue contains all the
most popular books Of the day. and the new
est publications, all of which will be sold as
low as can be obtained at other stercs A
complete catalogue of books sent free, by ap-
plicaton through the mail, by addressing g.
G. EVANS, 439 CIIESTNUTSI Philadel-
phia.
Agents wanted in every town in the Uni
ted States. Those desiring so to act can OBJ
tain full particulars by addressing as above.
N. BIN consequence of the money cri-
sis, and numerous failures, the subscriber hat
been enabled to purchase from assignees an
immense stock of books, embracing every de-
partment of literature at prices which vii,
enable him to give $500 worth of the above
gifts on every $1,000 worth of books sold.
An extra book, with gift, will be sent to
each person ordering TEN books to be sent
to one address, by Express.
GFiSend for Catalogue.
November ), 1857.
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WORTH
$50 Patent English LeTer, Gold Watches, 500 90 each
so Patent Anchor do do 80 OG
900 Ladies Gold Watches, LEX cases, IS 90 -
600 Silver Lever Watches, warranted, Is 90
$50 PaTlOr Tlmepleces, 10 90 -
SEQ Cameo Sets, Ear Drops and Pins. 10 90 Z"
500 Ladies' Gold Bracelets, $5 co to ~ 90 ."
500 Gents Vests Chains, 10 GO d"
1900 Gold Lockets, QaTge size double casel 90 -
1900 Gold LOcketS. tsmal siZe,) 800 4"
1900 Gold Pencil Cases, with Gold Pens, 90 -
lCO0 Extra Gold Pens, with cases and holders 10 50 "
$500 Gold Pencils, (Lades0 $50 ="
25C0 Cod Penn, wI'h Silver Pencils, 80 "a
$3.50 Ladies' Gold Penn, with cases, so :"
$500 Gold Rings, UadIes'D 90 -
5000 Gents Gold Rings, 275 "
$500 Ladies Cold BreastpmS, $50 ,
$500 Miss Gold Breastpins, 80 8
5000 POCKET Knives, IS "
1000 Sets Gents Cold Bosom Studs. 100 "
1000 do do Sleeve Buttons 300
20OJ PalrS Ladies' Ear Drops, 50 "
5000 Ladies' Pearl Card Cases, 90 d"
10000 Ladies' Cameo, Jet or Mosaic Pins. 60 "
$500 Ladies' Cameo Shawl and Ribbon Pins 50
5000 Fetridge'S Balm of a THOUSAND Flowers, 50
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Millinery Store

from the old place opposite the Metho-
dist Church, to the brick dwelling three
doors above the Post Office, where, Thurs
day October 22d. she will have her open
ing of FALL AND WINTER BoNNETs.
StroudSburg, Oct. Is, ls57.-tf.
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Stone Coal.

THE following are The prices Of Stone
Coal, at the Stroudsburg Depot, per ton o
1900 lbs, by The car load
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Howard Association,
PHILA AELPHIA.

PIILA ELFIIA.
A Benevolent Institution, established by Spe-
ciaI endOwment for Tie relief Of The sick
and distressed, afflicted W,h Viru-
lent and Endemic diseases.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES
YOUTH AND MATURITY.

Deceniber 3. lSG1.-IY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
From Cairo and Mound City.

CENrRALIA, June l6.-The reports to- day
from Cairo are Of the most alarming charac-
ter. The water is still rising. 1t is now
running over the Ohio levee in several
places
Mr J. Ashley, Chief Engineer Of the l. G..
r. gives it as his opinion that foot NOR 9
rise will sweep Cairo entirely away.
Mound City Is under water. There is
now six or eight inches on the first floor Of
the Shelton House.
The depot grounds-the highest place in
the town-is covered to the depth Of four
or five inches
Passengers are convey one quarter of a
mile from Mound City to the cars, on fiat
boats.
CENrRALIA, June l6.-About 60 Oft the suf-
ferers by the disaster to the steamer Penn
sylvanian, came up from Cairo on the train
to day, the greater part Of them bound for
st. Louis. Many Of them were in destitute
condition, and were passed over the Illinois
Central Railroad free Of charge. Every at
teution and kindness was shown them by
the officers Of the road
An engineer, who was passenger on
board TIE Pennsylvania, states that she had
about 45O passengers on board, of whom he
thinks from 200 to $50 were lost.
Boat and cargo total loss. She burned
to the waters edge and sank in shallow wa
ter in three quarters Of an hour.
The papers and money Of the boat will
probably be recovered, as the safe fell
through the border deck into the hold.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

STEAMBOAT ExCURsIoN.-We call
the attention of our readers to the excur.
sion Of the Fanny Harris, to Mucastine this
evening. Capt. Webb has made ample
preparations for this occasion, and has put
the price Of tickets 80 remarkably low that
all can indulge in the pleasure of trip with
out feeling it. In this time Of dearth of
amusement of all kinds We are glad that
some one comes forward to prepare an oc-
casional entertainment; and in the instance
the matter is well worth consideration.-
For the small sum of $500 per couple, a
fine ride Of thirty five miles. and back, q
splendid supper,and an excellent chance for
dancing and general amusement is afforded
Out Of respect for Capt Webb, who has
long been known in this place, let the at
tendance be full. Go aboard, then, with
your companions, and let us give the Capt.
such turnout from Davenport a. has not
been seen for many a day. As the boat
does not leave until after. business hours, and
returns early next morning, business men
will not be inconveinced at all by joining
in the excursion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
800 Crates Of CrOckcry
Wholesale and Refnll.

I HAvE in store and for sale the largest stock OF
i Goods In this line, in the State. My stock con.
tiets Of all the varieties Of China Glass aud EartA-
en- Kare, yellow Rockingham ware, Silver Plated
and Britannia ware. Bohemian Belgium and Amer
ican Glass ware, Solar and Fluid Lamps Chandeliers
Gi:andoles, Lamp wicks, Chmneys and Globes
Looking Glasses and l. oking 6lass plates, and all
other articles usually kept in this line.
CPoCkcFy-Consists Of upwards OF 500 crates and
casks impo tel direct fro the poteries Liverpool
which enables me TO sell my goods Is per cent less
than any other dealer In the market.
Frecch poPcelain.-I hsve Just received very
large stock Of white and gold band China direcs from
Limoges, France Ny arrangement with the manu-
fsctuTers are such that receive none but the be-
grade of ods Of th latest IN most approved styles
Gold band and decorated tea sets worth from
eight TO tw'nty-fve dollars, dinner sets and other
Asticles at al prices.
Silver Plated Waps.-I have Just received .
very large stock Of Platte goods Of kogers, Suth q
Co.'S make. All goods warranted 70 te plated on
the best quality o. white metal which with dim
Guilty be dist tipgnished from silver.
Licking 0laSses.-I have . larger quantity
than has ever before been offered for sale in this
p ace. Knives, forks and waiter ,of every quality
and size. In fact everything appeIt tanning {, this
line OF business can be had BY calling 1t No. l6 lie
Claire Block.
maySd&wtf @. r. WEBB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

FALSE ALARM.-It is . dull season
for itema At the first tap Of the alarm bell
yesterday morning, We were on the alert,
eager to record some unparalleled ldistruc-
ton of property. or something else-any-
thing-no matter what. 30 that it be Of To-
cal importance; but, alas We we're disap-
pointed. We saw the faithful 2's, and the
enterprising 3's rushing forthwith their en-
gines and we followed in their wake-sr-
rived at the Ferry boat, only to be told
there was to be mo show" across the river
"to-day." The fire which had caused the
alarm was extinguished without ceremony,
and We come back rejecting upon the un-
certainty Of earthly affairs; alarms Of fire
in particular. We can only add. that had
the fire got under headway it would have
destroyed large amount of property, much
Of which would have been uninsured. Such
is life.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
River Items.

The waters are gradually and surely re-
cedjeg. While the alarm is growing less il
the spper Mississippi and i.s Tributaries, the
lower portion Of the Father Of Waters. il
being swollen to an extent not much less
thaa that Of the memorable rise of A.
Caiiu. that place. by position, designated tc
be one Of the largest places upon the river
or anywhere inland, has become sub
merged and win be nearly washed out OF
existence. The city has been entirely evac-
uated for several days,and no hopes are en-
tertained that it. will bsinhabited for some
time 70 come. St. Louis, though beyond
the fpsch Of great danger is yet much
washed along the levee. The bottoms op-
posite, and large portion Of Bloody Island
i everhowed, and . large amount ofpro-
pslaeshas. been destroyed. The Illinois
river for hundreds Of miles, has overfowed
its banks, covering the bottom lands, sweep
ing away improvements, and carrying dis
truction into districts which have not for a
long time suffered any serious disadvantage
by flood. The flood of '6S will be matter
Of history hereafter.
ANOTHER PAcKEr.-We clip the following
from the Pittsbergh Dispatch of last Mon
day:
kuk, is nearly completed at our wharf. The
hull was built by Cox 4 Lenhart at Browns
vile, where she was fitted out, aL1 her en-.
gines put on board by Snowden & Soma
They are of twenty inches diameter, five
and a half feet stroke She will carry three
forty inch boilers, twenty-six feet long
Her wheels are ~ feet in diameter, with s
l-2 feet buckets. The hull is finely model
ed, measuring one hundred and eighty two
feet keel, and 90 feet beam with over feet
hold. She is owned by Capt. Height and
others. and will 60 into the railroad line
from Montrose to Rock Island To Judge
from appearances, she will do credit to the
mechanics who built her
KATE CAssEL-rhis boat leaves for Du.
buque this morning at o'clock, precisely.
Let all who wish to travel in that direction
take passage on this boat Good aceommo-
dations aboard.
TIsHoMINGo.-This is as good boat as ev-
er put out gang plank at our levee; and
it leaves our leyee for Montrose this morn
ing at halfpast eight. Ample room for
freight and first class accommodations for
passengers. Step aboard and secure your
tickets.
BEIFAsr.-This boat went down yester-
day loaded with freight from LIE Claire. She
took on yesterday 800 barrels Of flour at d.
A. Burrows mill. East Davenport She has
been laid up at this place about two weeks.
MARY CooK.-The painters and carpenters
are busily engaged in repairing this boat in
good style. She will be ready for the trade
in about week.
FREIGnrs are very scarce and
low. Many transient boats are leaving the
trade, which will make business better for
those which remain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

DELrcrors!-The greatest delicacy
Of the season, particularly at this time OF
warm weather, is to be found at Bailey's
Saloon, in the shape Of strawberries ard Ice
cream. Mr. Baily has splendid rooms fit
ted up, where he dispenses the luxuries Of
the season, confectioneries, fruits. de-, In
the most approved style. Call while the
Strawberries last, and be helped to guam
tity Of the finest ones yet produced in this
market. Soda water and lemonade always
ready for the thirsty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
l. A L ES L N F. w S.
.9l'rtrMl Of the ksgrONy.
Liverpool Dates to June 5th.

HALIvAx, June l5.-Ihe steamship Europa
from Liverpool At l P. n, ON the 5tl inst
arrived to-day She passed the Persia OF
on the 9Th. The City of Baltimore anJ
Anglo-saxon arrived ont on the Sd.
GREAT BRiTAiN.-The Commons passed or
the Sd the Atlantic Telegraph, and proper
ty qualification bills.
Mr.. DIsraeli, in reply to a question said
there had been no rupture in the negotia-
tions which had been opened with the EN-.
peror of China.
On the 4th, in reply to question, Mr.
Fitzgerald said that the government had no
official information Of the arrest Of Captain
Judkins at New York. With regard TO the
other question put, the American govern.
ment had made grave charges against Ger
tain British officers, eyut no oliicial commu-
nication had been received from those Off
GERS. He could only say that If occurrences
such a. those complained Of had taken place
they would be viewed with the deepest re-
gret by the government, and immediate ex.
plantations given. The fullest information
should lie laid before Parliament as soon as
possible. Meanwhile. he had only to add
that orders had been sent out to the officer
in command Of the Cuban squadron TO make
every inquiry into the subject. and that the
greatest caution and fOrbearance should be
exercised towards vessels bearing the Amer
lean flag. The papers maintain . general
conciliatory tone.
The Atlantic telegraph fleet returned to
Plymouth from their experimental trip. The
experiment Of paying out and hauling in
the cable in water nearly three miles deep
was entirely successful The operation
splicing was perfected four times. The ca
bic was paid out at the rate of eight knots
per hour The expedition starts from Ply
mouth on the 9th or 10th of June.
Twenty-Five thousand troops were TO be
sent TO India without moments delay: 20
additional ships had been chartered.
Messrs. Rawson, Jones 4 Co., Of London
and Liverpool, with branches in India and
with ample assets.
A mail was TO be made up for transmits.
sion by the steamer from Galway for New
York.
kioting on q large scale was Of almost
daily occurrence in Belfast. The military
and police were engaged in quelling the fac
tious fights.
The Times of Saturday has a leader in
favor of putting an end to the anti-slave-
trade crusade. as it will inevitably soon
lead to u serious collision with the United
States
FRANoE.-The Toulon squadron had sail
ed with sealed orders.
Proudhon had been sentenced to three
years imprisonment and 1000 francs fine
for the publication tf his recent work.
The government Of Costa Kica and Nicar-
aqua have conceded the right of construc-
ton Of an interoceanic canal to France tolbe
completed in six years, and the channel is
to admit two Of the largest ships abreast
The duration Of the concession, which is ex-
elusive, is 80 years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
Rock Island Trespassers.
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .NDTTCE.

i War Department rs agent Of the Quarter n as
ter Department st Rock Island" with full instruc
tons TO adopt oil necessary measures the pro-
tectIon Of the property from depredstions and
sions" Nov, therefore, Ill persons whomsoeveY, not
having Legal vt0ht. are hereby warned and notified
y quit ths premises, and abstain from any further
re0pass
The Deputy o. s. Msrshal for Illinois will take
charge Of AL wood cut the ground and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper damages
can be asoesoed and PAID.
All persons are hereby forbid cutting wood or Tin
ber of sny kind and notified 70 abstain from any
tssspass whatsosves, - legal steps Will - taken
again1 ncA dspsedaaess
n. 7. sI.AYMAKDR;
Noo1000 =. Agent War Dspe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 50, Brady Street ssish Moore-A g arret
vl,HIS Express is designed 10 deliver goods for
i Merchants, carry packages, buudlee, maseages
&c, for persons living on the bluff and in remote
parts Of the CITY, VIII also BE- ct the market houses
every morniag at 81 o'clock-for the present 70
take any marketing to residenees which may y de-
sired.
Orders left at the once o. IN the ssHxpress order
boxes o Mcneil 4 Bro, Sutton Co, and " @
Wadsvorth shsll receive prompt attntion.
The cAargeo will - for deliveries bundloo, pocho.
~, mesases, Ac, % aey part Of ths cv belew IL
bluk. and betwoon , , bridge and Wastofn Ave1ae
0eVsnosse - eoah.
GsvcssSle 1esIn WI - ne1s wilA neguAAa1s q
''As'H A'.fssat fssatS5i1 & 81 5 ,ii,aes. r,v,...>.
~ ~ 60 ~ os11s ". . -
Dltts &NIJs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
r. Since it has come to pass that

~ Since it has come to pass that
we are to have NO particular celebration on
the coming Fourth. we trust the young folks
and those who feel patriotic. will not give
it up 20. but take some steps towards hav-
ing good time Of some kind, whether it be
at pic mic. firing off crackers, pitching cop.
pers. courting. or some other innocent
amusement which will pas off the time in
an patriotic and usefnl manner. Rock ISL
and Is going to indulge in sundry pic mics
on the Island. Moline will probably in
dulge in ten dollar fireworks exhibition
while LeClaire. Buffalo and Rockingham
will engage in grand marble tournament.
Our reporters will visit the several places
and take items.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
RESIGNATION AcckprED.-The re-,

RESIGNATION AccEPTED.-The res.
ignation of the No. l's was formerly accept.
ed by the Common Council yesterday. The
engine, hose carriages, Hose, &e, IL now in
the hands Of the city, and We think it win
remain there some time before ssek anothss
company win come In posssaaloa Il Il POI
the present, unlsss some sxtsaavs senAag-
rstiea aheu6 tats plasA ~ sity b Pr
1batly ~ VIII s1eh ssapaalo q IL 3 ~
%. he nsabas = ~ ssnpasy vsst -
ull1o1 y ev1u1n ~ ~ ln1le1\nl1A
|&c S1tjI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
Auction.

A "Hale's Auction Rooms" No % East Second
"A IT, The large sale Of an assorted sto,k Of mer-
chandxe CONSISTING Of Hats, Boots and Shoes, Cloih
ing. Dry Goods Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks, and gene
raj assortment o. goods to numero 70 mention.
Sale viii continue every day this week st 10 O'Clock
y, O'Clock n and ~ O'Clock In the evening till
TIE entire stock 10 closed.
Also suction expressly for ladies' and gentlemen
accompanying them, on Thursday, June 8rd at 10
o'clock 4 u and O'Clock \ will be sold > lot Of
dress and other Snks, Daregss, Lawns, 1erinos, II.
Delaines, Lnrns, Boone,s Ribbnns, 2 overs, Lsces,
Trimmings, Gloves, Hosiery, H'dk'fs, and Sbavls,
with general assortment Of 90cs they will be ocen
for examination on Wednesday the day before ~
sale on the End floor Of my store.
SALu POSIrIvr-rHRMs CASH.
Also on Thursday N June 81. Z superior Piano
Porte and Stove, also patent Sewing Machine IN
perfect erder, 70 psy advances and charges
Terms Cash. ELIAS HALF, Au1ionee1,
ju0elH No. % East Second street.