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JlAG GAGE EXPRES Flee
~ 3s4 ID STREET,
Adjoining The States Printing OGcs

The subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore
and OHIO and Washington Branch Railroad, has
opened an office, at the above place. for the accom-
mediation of the public where orders he left for
the use OF Wagons TO convey Baggage or Packages
to and from Railroad Depot, Steamboats,, &C.. or for
removal To any point In this City or Georgetown.
Once open from O'Clock m. To 10 o clock D. m
daily, except Sunday. to 10 o. clock a. m. O'Clock
10 10 pm JOHN NJ. McCLINTUCX,
Baggage Agent Baltimore and ONO Railroad
N B-Persons coming TO Washington going TO
Baltimore, not having made up their minds " here
they Will stop, by giving up their checks to INV
agents on the cars, will have their baggage taken
of at this Office, or at Baltimore Office No m
Sharp street, and no extra charge. q 10
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THE ADVENTURES OF A CAT, and a fine
TAT, too. colored engravings; London, 1867.
The Adventures Of Bear. and great Bear, too.
colOred engravings; London, 1857.
The Adventures of Dog, and good Dog. too,
colored engravlngs; London 1857.
The Little Pilgrim, by Alfred Crovouil beauti-
fully illustrated; London. 1857.
lustratiOns: London, 1857. -
man; London, i857.
ti0ns London, le57 '
Eda Morton. or School-room Day 9, many illustra-
tiOns: London, 1857.
With many other new Books. English, French.
and American, for youths of all ages.
janl ERAN,,K TAYLOR
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d "a eotf

A SPECIAL tAKD.-To all persons indebted to
"A to us IN open accounts otherwise are respect
fully notified that their bills will be made off and
and presented by LIST January, and AS we design max
lux a change In our business, we earnestly request
that they will come forward, close their accounts by
cash or notes at short dates in settlement by the 10th
prOximO.
We hope in view of the present financial condi-
tlOn OF the entire country, aud intention make
a change In business, will sufficiently explain the
COl.LEY SEARS,
l0teOd 523 7th ST.. 8 doors from Pa av.
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Dentistry, 20.
nR. X. FINLEY HUNT

II DENTTST~
WIll peTfo IN all operations kelons inK 10 M, IlLO
profession at his old established Office. as above.
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Vocal and instrumental Music.

WEBER'S
~ l. r TIE ID COT1 l. LON
take pleasure In annOunclng to the public that IN
they are prepared 10 furnish first class PAR-&1$
TIES and BALLS with MUSIC for the com >R~
ing season.
The latest and most fashionable Quadriles,
Watzes. Polkas. SchottIshes, Gallops, Mazurkas,
original Lanoer's QuSdrIlles which are perfor med
by this Band only, With great success.
Orders left at the music store Of Mr.. Metzerott,
or at Mr.. GautIer's Confectionery. also, at l..
Weber's residence, No. $50 Seventh street, betw
and /, (Navy Yard, will meet with prompt atten-
ton.
d 2e-lm LOUIS WEBER, Leader
M MUSICAL CARD.
lNlR. GEORGE M. ARTH, leader of Arth's
Brassand String Band, begs leave TO announce W.
to hrs friends of Washington, Georgetown -&E1&
and Alexandra, that he is now prepared TO SGx
furnish MUSIC for Balls, Private Parties, Parades
Sorees. &c. From one to any number of NJ usicisns
to be had at the shortest notice.
Orders can he left 81 the Musical Depots of John
+. Ellis or w. 6. Metzerott, OF at his residence,
corner 9Th and streets. Navy Yard. Oc 2O-Sm'
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DREPARArIONs FOR CHRISTMAS.

NEW MUSIC received semi weekly; Music or
dered from and sent to any part OF the counfrs !;
Music Bound, &c q, a c.. at our Piano Warerooms,
Ss Pa. avenue, between eth and 10th stree.s-
d90 fOHN T. ELLIS,
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II WAsHINGToN, December b, 1857.
DAVID A. HALL. Esq having made a Convey
anoe and general Assignment Of AL his Real and
Personal Estate to the undersigned in trust for
tain purposes, all persons having claims against the
saId David A. Hall are requested to present the
same as soon as may be convenient at the office of
one Of the Trustees. No. ~ Louisiana avenue and
all persons indebted to the said estate are
to pay the same without delay.
WIN. II. PHILIP.
HARVEY LINDSLY,
d "a -eotf TruKtees
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Special Notices.

To THE CITIZENS OF WAsHINsroN.-Wolfs's
Seheidan Aromatic SehnappS.-The proprietor
begs leave to call the attention OF strangers and the
citizens of Washington, to very superior article of
Holland Gin, which he introduced to the American
public under the name of Wolfe's Scheidam Aro-
matte Schnapps.
This Gin Is manufactured by the proprietor excu-
svely at his Distillery in Schiedam, Holland 1t ls
made from the best Barley that can be procured in
Europe, at any COST and Favored and medl Gated,
not by the common harsh berry, but by the most
choice botanical variety OF the Aromatic Italian
nlper Berry, whose more various extract is dist-
ed and rectled with Its sprltuOus solvent and thus
becomes a concentrated tncture of exquisite tia
vors and aroma, altogether transcendlng In Its Cor
dial and Medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted 1t to nearly the
whole Medical Faculty of the United States, and
has received answers from about four thousand
Ply yslcl8ns and Chemists. who endorse il over their
signatures rs most desirable addition to the Ma
terra Medica.
Persons who purchase should be careful to get the
genuine article, as the whole country Is flooded with
count erfeits and limitations.
Put up IN quar- and pint bottles, i'm cases of one
dozen each and for sale by all the peCtabe Drug
gsts and GTOcers i'm the Cnlted States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer.
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FURNITURE VERY CHEAP.

The public are respectfully informed that the first.
srss fufnure anH IerS Wa4shousa aSGs oa aqe
hed to the utmost capacity with {e3.zZ-
FTRNisaiSG fHTfIRs NHssfTsi,Gn GSobsNsSadh 81 69eSd as
Sofas, Bureaus. Tables, Chairs
Bedstesds, OUNCES, Washstands
Writing Desks, Beds. Mattresses
Carpets, Looking Glasses, China,
Glass. and Crockery Ware. &c.
which We guarantee to sel at such prices cannot
fail to please Houses furnished throug hout, either
Cal and examine our stock before you make your
BONTZ 4 COOMBs.
No. 369 Seventh street, 2d door from
ds-lm X. b. Halls DRY Goods Store.
ZINE EDITIONS; IN fine bindings. Of Byron
Bryant. Halleck, Longieliow. Tenny SON. Cowper
Thomson. Young. Akenside. Rogers; Gay: Hemans
Hood, Shelley, Southcy, Gray. w ordswOrth, Keats,
Moore. SCOTT. Hewitt, Spenser, Dryden, Gold dsmith
and many other Poets. may be found at the Book
store Of the undersigned, mostly imported by him.
sell direct from London. some of them with beauti-
d n FRANeK TAYLOR.
IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
CTRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris
OpticIan, ID, WOoLt son. who As=.
S,hsls % q amy
s%SaS Thsa saa are coSSsvEx
RRaaIiES RRRhaf ES2PEs fId RonRftE
which are warranted TO improve any EYE affected
win weakness, cataract or tending to il; also
SHORT T-SIGHTEDNESS.
Persons who are compelled to use glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
wonderful
DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at the
Worlds Far, at PARIS, through their producing a
cearness and easlness of vision heretofore unknown
in any other Improvements.
$50. ell sty les of OPERA, spy. and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses. and Microscopes
are for sale at his store, of Ef hth
PeDnsy vanla avenue, or Eighth street No. 4oI he
tween ID street aud Pa. avenue
IL Do NOT mistake the corner Of 8th street.
Prices very reasonable, the same as at his estab-
lishment IN Europe. n9-tf
Il A q q 4 O v u . \
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& A X r A 6 ES
L HE Subscriber having made additions TO his
Factory, making II now of the largest S5e5n q
IN the District, wnere his facilities for(S8ttZS2
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the bust
ness, he hopes to give general sat isfl ctiOn.
All kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
ly attended TO,
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for ne "
Onss. ANDREW ]. JOYCE,
lott corner of l4th and r. sts.
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From Pierce Butler, Esq
DR.. Schlosser has extracted number of corns
from Ry feet with great skill and without pain.
PIERCE BUTLER.
PhiIade eli phia, Nov. 9, 1857.
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DATENT OFFICE RESTAURANT.

SO CASES SUPERIOR OLD BOURBON
~ WHISKY
, The subscriber has received. direct from Wallace
perior BOURBON WHISKY, twenty years old.
winch will be sold for SO per dozen.
d -eod6t J. G., MCGUIRE Anct
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EStfaV Notices.

Published for the 1eneft OF our Subscribers
TAKEN up by Thomas Reveal, Centre Tp. Dec. sth
81, two steers years. old red end of tail white
crop off left ear, swallow fork in right. APP at 500
The other year DID, pale red white spot in forehead
white on shoulders and TANKS underbit in right ear
slit and under in left. APP. at $40.
Taken up by Joseph Gardner Columbia Tp Now
hind legs white fore legs black, white on the
forehead, small bits off the back part of ears some
white marks right side of head, like halter marks
black name and tail, bright bay. APP. at sos. The
other bay mare, BLACK name and TAIL some white on
forehead, about Is hands high. APP. at $95.
two steers. one face white crop and slit in left ear
half crop off under side of right ear line backed sup
posed years DID, has bell on marked A. ii. s. 1882
The other roan slit in left ear small piece of end OF
right ear line backed, supposed old APP at $780,
Taken up by Harrison Schooler, Washington tn,
Nov. IS, 81 steer years old, white and red pided
neck and head red legs to knees crop and unde-bit
in each ear. APP. at 1872.
Taken up by Jacob B. Smith, Richland Tp., Nov IL
81, II head of sheep, buck with swallow fork in left
and hole in right, others with underhalfcrop in
left, crop and slit in right and under half-crop in left
crop off both and under slit in right crop and slit
in right, crop in right and slit in left crop and under
slit in right. APP. at $23,37. +-..
Taken up by Henry Bennett, Of Centre Tp., Nov. &C.
two bay colts year old last spring, both hind feet OF
one white small white end of nose blemish In right
eye, the other right hind foot white and small white
in forehead. Two appraised at $50.
Taken up by John Johnson, of Centre Tp Nov 25
two steers, red with in the forehead some white
along the belly and TANKS, with spot in right ear
some hicks in left, supposed to be made by dog
Appraised at 800
Taken up by Edward T. Neville, of Pleasant To.
Nov. 1871 red and white steer years old last spring
with an enlarged jaw. Appraised at $15.
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Commercial.
The Markets.

Are still further depressed. The price Of hogs
has receded, says the Daily Hawk Eye of the
18th, from SC 10 Is cents per hundred.
In Burlington hogs are quoted at $4,000
$50; in N. Y, &C.; IN st. Louis, 1918, 81, q
s4.25; in Cincinnati on the 9Th, s4,25 for aver
age of 200 Tbs.
The Independent thinks our prospect good,
that exchanges, prices, and business will soon
be restored to healthy condition. $50 ,OOO,-
600 of specie in N. Y. Banks, and $40, 600 600
in New Orleans Banks. Confidence is only
wanting, and that is Strengthening. The N.
Y. Herald holds similar encouraging language
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CARD.

eB- TO MY PATRONs.-I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share Of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment and would say, that, not
withstanding the ateness Of the in which my
store opened have added largely to my stock,
and havenow larger stock of articles in my line than
be found in store west of the Mississippi Hav-
ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant physicians and 9TH
requiring medicines be confident of being
suited in every respect VIM. F. ELMENDORF,
Apothecaries' Hall, Richards Buildings,
nof5 Ottumva Iowa
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- The lecture on temperance, delivered by Prof
Drumming at the Court House on last evening
Of interest," and called forth the applause Of the entire
assemblage. The Order of Good Templars, having
procured the services Of the Professor justly en
tied to the commentator of the public. The music,
BY the Misses Aspinwall appropriate and well
executed,
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BRrDeE.-This would be a capital time for bridge
meeting. The River has been well nigh impossible
surfing the most of the winter to the uncaculabe in
jury OF our trade, as every well knows. Two
thirds OF the trade Of this city from the South
side, and trade from that region might be greatly
increased fthepe facilities for crossing the river
at all times These facts well known to everybody
so that 1t is unnecessary for enlarge upon them
We think at all events, above that the pres
ent would be good time to hold bridge meeting.
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Rible Society Record

Fiftyone copies Of the Bible Society Record may be
found at the store ofG. D. Hackworth. Any one who
has contributed to the funds of the Society have
number Of the Record, each month, by paying the
postage. B. A. SPAULDING,
Secretary of the Wapeo Co. Bible Society.
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AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-The Annual Meeting of the
Wapeo County Agricultural Society was held on Mon
day, the 18th inst and although the weather was un
propitous and the roads bad the attendance very
creditabe. Charles Dudley reelected President
D. B. Abrahams and G. W. Dresser, Vice Presidents
L. D. Morse, Secretary VIM 8. Carter, Treasurer and
Thomas Foster and James NJ Peck, Directors. II was
resolved to borrow money to pay the debts Of the
cIety What the debts amount to- we are OF informed
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NEW DErEcroR-We are in receipt Of No. 1, Vol. 1,
off Counterfeit Detector and Bank Note Lis pub
lished by T. B. Peterson Brothers, the well known
and enterprising publishers, Of Philadelphia We like
the appearance of this Detector better than any we
have seen. It is published monthly at 81.
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BOOK NorrcEs.-The February number Of Peterson's
Magazine received several days ago, and It is
worthy successor Of the January number. 1t is ahead
- usual Of all the magazines Published by Charles
}. Peterson, Philadelphia, at co. 1t is undoubtedly
the cheapest m apazine published. .fEs
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Farmers MAeAzISE--We are in receipt of the Jan.
No. Of this popular magazine edited and published by
J. A. Nash, New York 1t is illustrated, and contains
"a pages Of interesting and useful matter Price 81 so
TO clubs Of four and upwards. 1t is continuation OF
the "Plough the Loom and the Anvil"
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MnK.-Messrs. o. @. 4 g. Graves, it will be seen by
notice In another column, have engaged In the milk
business Families in want of this indispensable arti-
Gle will please give them notice.
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KnLED-Red Lazaler was thrown from horse near
Agency City, at horserace, Saturday last occa-
sioning his death. Hugh Connolly was so severely in
ured that he not expected to live at last accounts
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ATTENTION EVERYBODY,
Coal! Coal! Coali

ENHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to supply the
citizens Of Ottnmwa and vicinity with the very
best quality Of COAL in any quantity to suit
ers.
My Bank Is of such a character that IL does not
suspend but win pay all deposits and will honor all
drafts property presented at its piattorn.
If yon want good article Of Peacock Coal, try IL
and you will be sure to get your money back My
prices Will suit the times. A. L0TSPEICH.
Dec. 18th, '57-n43-y
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CoAL--we direct attention to the advertisement of
Mr. James p. Holloway, who has purchased Vests
Bank and Is prepared to furnish coal the bank for
9 cents, and to deliver at 10 cents per bushel
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Instead Of people moving South to find a warm
Or climate, they had better be content Who ever
saw more beautiful weather than we are having the
present winter?
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BOOKS 4 STATIONERY,
The Universal Musicians:

collection Of Secular and Sacred music, design
ed for Musical Associations and social music parties
with new and comprehensive plan Of Instruction. en-
bracng the various systems of Notation by A. D. Fill
more, Editor of the Musician General Intelligen-
GER" and co-Editor of the "Chrstian Psalmst" For
sale by DIR. j. l.. Taylor, Ottumwa. [n35-yl
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The Baptist Church will meet, for divine worship,
regularly every Sabbath Morning, IL o'clock, at the
Court House. Preaching by Rev. j. T. Robert.
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LOTS FOR SALE!

SEVERAL Lots, desirable for private residences,
- and at convenient distance from business part OF
the city, some lying on the blur may be obtained at
fair prices and with usual credit by application to the
subscriber, or Mr. C. Lawrence, at his store or Mr.
Stewart, at his Office, above Pumroy Dcky's Drug
Store who authorized to dispose the In the
forenoon of Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays I
may be found at the Office Of Mr. Stewart and viii be
prepared to show the lots to any who wish to pur-
chase. JOS IT. RORERT
0ttumwa, Sept 1st '5,-n2y-n
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CATTLE STRAYED!

CATTLE STRAYED!
STRAEED from the subscriber, living miles
- below Ottumwa, about the middle of September
last two head of work CATTLE two years old color red
white faces, well matched, spots around the eyes alike
one pale red, is the smallest, and his right horn
dropping. They marked, but mark not recollect-
ed Any person giving information where said cattle
can be found will be suitably rewarded. Address me
at the Ottumwa, p. o.
- Sanford DAVIS.
Wapello county, Oct 18th, 1S5E-3tno33
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THI
w Il S IT'S
COAL B ANK !.

VU\HE SUBSCRIBER, returning thanks for the very
- liberal patronage extended to his "B NIX
would respectfully announce that in consequence of
the hard times and improvements essening the cost
OF eSeavating, he is able to furnish Coal at
SAX Gents Per Bushcl, Cash i'm hand.
The superior quality Of this coal Is too well known to
require any description In this connection
2o,OCO bushels now on hand, and 500 bushels per
DAY can De taken out e Delivered at the Bank.
Dec. II, '57-43-4w WIN WEST
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STONE CUTTING.

THNHE subscriber would announce to the citizens Of
u Ottumwa and Wapello county, that he will DO
able hereafter to furnish good quality Of Lime
Stone, for caps sls and other for houses
sut ready for be obtained anywhere In the
west and at the lowest rates. Workmanship guaran-
teed to be as good as can be done in Keokuk or ST.
Louis. Persons from distance can be accommodated
with cut stone or common for building stone.
Ottumwa, March 26-no15-ly Wn MALONE
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Religious Notice

sage, SA8cs SASes
Just received by express, 8Opounds fresh Sage.
A-sw W.T. ELMENDoRF, Druggist.
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1857. 1857.
PACKARD'S MEMORANDUM,
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND MECHANICS
III A R I'D w A R e,
IRON AND NAILSM
Sign of the Mammoth Paddock,
..- OTTUMWA, IOWA.
The cheapest place to buy Hardware, Iron, Springs
Steel axles, and Glass. at 7....s..
Wholesale e. Retail.
Having Just received from the Eastern Jobbinp
Houses and manufacturers generally; large splendid
and well selected stock of
HARDWARE.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, IRON, NAILS,
Glass, Butts and Screps,
Locks and Latches, Springs,
Axles anvils; bellows, augers, bits, platform and
counter scales,
RUBBER AND LEATHER Betting.
Hemp and Rubber Packing,
PAINT WILLS, COFFEE WILLS,
Steel yards and balances shoves, spades, hay forks
cut and circular saws, wood hand saws and
Webbs saws trace, log, coil, halter and dog chains
tacks, brads, finishing nails, lanterns candesticks
mill and bastard files, and in fact thing generally
kept in Hardware stores
HOUSE BUILDERS
will find it to their advantage to buy their
Glass, S.4SH, BLINDS AND DOORS
OF me. as always keep splendid stock on hand at
all times, and at prices '.s..
DEFYING COMPETITION.
MY arrangements with Mt. Pleasant Burlington, and
Chicago sash, blind and door manufacturers such
that all orders left with me will receive my usual
prompt attention. .........
We have in store and .. ..a-. s.s...
~ ARRIVING DAILY,
rs kegs brads, nails and spikes;
80 boxes window glass;
dozen by4 PANEL doors;
dozen window blinds;
1900 assorted extra pine sash;
1000 shingles, principally oak;
1000 good laths;
20 prairie plows to arrive in a few days
M ECHA MICS
VIII find a fine assortment of furong and short Joint
ure, double and single iron planes, iron and wood
bench screws, thumb pance mortice and patent floor
ing guages, augers and bits;
HAMMERS & HATCHETs,
Hand axes. broad axes, draw and shave axess and
AIDES, iron squares, steel squares, Devil and try
squares, framing and frmer chisses, gouges turning
tools,
BRACES 4 BITS, &c.
L O + A r M Frs
lam offering the largest and best assortment of
Foreign and Domestic Hardware
IN SOUTHWESTERN IOWA,
Comprising various things and every item generally
and new to the .4...
p Z PIE OF w Pc LO
And surrounding counties. I will only say that you
respectfully and most cordially invited to call and
examine my
Mammoth Stock.
As feel confident that from the quantity of goods Won
can select anything desired.
TIE RED UC770N IN PRICES WILL MAKE IT
an object to buy Of me.
From the quality Of goods am positive that can
give entire satisfaction.
Agents for Lippncott Barr's fire proof safes; Now
city Works platform and counter scales; Bloods
and tools at all times. A few good
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES ON HAND,
SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
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CITY COAL DEPOT.

TIME subscriber has 1000 bushels OF Coal on hand
u near the city, and will keep hand at all times
supply OF the best quality, which he will sell or de-
liver the shortest notice. and at the lowest mark
rates. loct. !, o'-nsl-sml WIN. HOGAN.
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.

FNHE genuine Fairbanks Scales for sale at
- turers prices, by KEITH, ROBINSON CO.,
Sole Agents, Water, near Jefferson street. Burlington
Iowa. nol6tf
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Special Notices.

Sage. SQRA. Sage.
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shall keep constantly on hand full assortment of
Willow Wagons Cradles, Clothes Baskets, Bushel and
Half Bushei Buckets, Market and Work Baskets &c