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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-11

CREDENTIALS OF FOREIGN MINISTERS Pre-
sEsrKD.-Mr. Edward Blondel yesterday delivered
his credentials to the President, and was received
as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tary of his Majesty the King of the Belgian to this
Government. On Friday last, the 5th instant, the
Chevaler p Massone charge d'a fairs of his Sicil-
ian Majesty presented his credentials in that char
acter to the Secretary Of State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-11

QILEY HAS A. SMALL LOT OF CHAN ai sos
H La LACED MANTLES, which ne LILLE
out a very Low. Drioes y"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-11
BOARDING.

RQARDING.-Mrs. BOWIE, 40 18th street
u oetwees q, cast side, has pleasant ard
reasonable ROOMS for rent. au2taurIq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-11

NAVAL OFFICERS Or DERKp-Commander VIM.
Smith has been ordered to the command of the
Receiving Ship at Boston, In the place of Com J.
w. Livingston, detached. Assistant Surgeon A.
N. Veddes, to the Storeship Supply. Assistant
Surgeon III. L. sheldon, to the Steamer Mohaysk.
Assistant Surgeon Henry c. Dean, to the Steamer
Crusader. Assistant Surgeon Stewart Kennedy.to
the Steamer Wyandot. Third Assistant Ensi-
neer George d. Emmons, 10 the Steamer Mohawk
IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE LAND OFFICE r e
sPEcTING PRR-KMPTIoN CLAIMS IN LANDS Em.
BRAcED BY REJECTED FRENCH OR SPANIsHeRASrs
The acting Commissioner of the General Land
Office, Joseph 8. Wilson, Esq, in a Presumption
ease arising out of settlement within tue limits
of the rejected D. Auterive claim in LouisIana has
decided that no action can be taken In such cases
until after the offering at public sale Of the sur.
rounding lands in said d. Auterive claim. rr-v
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TAKE NOTICE

EORS AND LOTIN GEORGE
l. TOWN-PaIts of Lots 50 aud 90, on ~
corner OF lat ard Ingan streets fronting the sgul
west corner of Trinity Church, and improved h''
snail two story dwelling house. Terms liheFa-
Inquire corner Al street and Louisiana svena'
Washing ton. w Y. FENDAII.
jy i3-eolmf Attorney for 0wue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-11

EfOR SALE.-l offer Tor ~ale a valuable FARM
In Louaoun county, Virginia, on most liberal
Tor Improved CITY property. This property is stu.
ated IA one OF the most improved and highly cult.
waited parts OF the county. Convenient to the GA al
ana Ialiroad BENZ. p. SMITH,
leeu CITY Hall.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17
City BNrbesshGaD.

II OUD SoaSs the dreadful thuudse,
And the rain begiua to drep,
Though clouds may r1nd a>undsY,
We ass always in the shop.
In readiness to shave you to cut dress ysur har
Or sell thoss who psy for little stock Of
We have hair oils and psF0nsrss for all these Who ueaa
And the North love- tiss for Customer to read,
viii clsaa your clothes whom greasy stop
when they're dull,
30 that shaving may bs easy, whom the DarbsEss are
not we'll.
Shop adjoining the American Hotel.
CROMWELL 4 THOMPSON,
Barbssa and Hair OresseIs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

On sunny summer morning,
Early o. the dew was dry,
Up the hill I went berrying
Need tell you-teil you Why:
Farmer Davis had daughter,
And Il happened that knew,
On each sunny summer morning, Jenny
Up the hill vent berrrying too.
Lonely work II picking berries,
SO Joined her on tho hill
"Jenny dear" said syour baskets
Quite too large to fill."
SO ws staid-wc two-ts fill IL,
Jenny talking, was still
Leading where the hill was steepest,
Picking berries up the hill.
'fThis is up bill business, /" aid Jenny;
ESQ is Md, !" said I. 'shall we
Climb il each, alone, Or, Jenny,
Will yeu come and climb with mst'
Redder than the blushing berries)
Jcnny's checks . moment grew.
While, without delay, she answered,
~ will come and climb with you."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

- The curious effects Of a sprain are
related by the Springfield MASS. Repu5li.
can, which says, - young domestic in
family in this city, complained few nights
hs injury Sad .usa hsr
external application to the limb, so far re-
lieved her, that she went to bed; in the
course of the night, however, she was so sick
that physician was called, but he could
only give relief then, after pair Of little
ankles bad appeared to the astonished gase
Of the family with whom the girl lived"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

CTRAYED from the subscsibeF, on or ~
- about the 18th day or May last, two l\
C0LfS, ono . two year old, Of large siss, N
the forehead and white hind foot. Tbs ether, .
yssrlink, OF good sss dark bay, With black and
TAIL With small white strip In the Aas, and hnd legs
white nearly to gamhesl joint both colts are mares.
Any psrson Who will return the sad colts 70 the sub
esibsT write their whsseaeouts viA Be ubsrally
IsWardod. JOHN WALL.
Yarnez-eass, July ., 1ssenss
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17
IL An exchange paper gives the follow

IL An exchange paper gives the follow.
ing affecting scene from Sickles' drama:
Indignant husband to wifs's lover
"Seoundrcl, you have dishonored me and
must die p Makes : rush at him with :
dagger.
Wife (seizing the dagger Hold, rash,
you do, Would you murder the father of
your children!"
children carries straight coat tail through
the front door.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

- Col. King, Of Gonzales county, in
Texas, who is an equal enemy Of hard
money and grammar, having proper con-
tempt for both, and who lives, as he says,
down to the foot Of navigation, near Con
zales, little creek which runs dry in sum-
mer, recently delivered himself Of the fol-
lowing emphatic remarks:
EFF ! owe man an unjust debt, and
make him the lawless tender of bank bill
and he infuses to accept it, but persoos out
a writ for to level on my property, ef don't
make sacrament of him I'll be id.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

~An old, unloved Deacon in his last
hours was visited BY . neighbor, who said:
"Well, Deacon, hope you feel resigned in
going" 'Y-e-e-s, said the Deacon, "I-I
think II am resigned" "Well, "said the
other" thought II might be consoling to
you to know that Ill the neigborhood ere
resigned also"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

II Digby sat . long time very atten-
tive, considering cane-bottom chair. At
length he said II wonder what fellow took
the trouble to find oil them holes and put
straws around them"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

We observe in . 81. Paul papers nstics
Of the marriage Of Mr.. Henry j. Mander.,
We respectfully suggest to him and his bride
that they name their dIst boy Gerry, and
their first girl Sally.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

A Knoxville paper says that wife in that
neighborhood has had three children at .
birth. Her husband 10 entitled 10 Q divorce.
She is . very ovcrbearing woman.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

It not easy to SEQ why should want three times
the the dry goods, four times the brandy or twice
- much tea this year last.
One OF the influences Of Peace will be to check the
sending Of merchandise to this country for Coutiuen
tai commerce will revive. The boarded gold viii be
returned to banking and commercial channels. The
money market OF England, france and Germany can
not but become improved, and confidence and credits
established. Payments from importatious will not
be pressed and with little wisdom on the part of
American merchants our shipments Of specie can be
checked, for checked they must be- or the country viii
suffer severely. - zAosspsos's Cop,mercial Reporter
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

Fireworks! C0
TN view Of the approaching Birthday Of American
i Freedom the usdersignsd have bought full stock
F1Te~ork0.
Consisting Of Chinese Crackers Roman Candles, Rock
cts, Sespsnts, Torpedoes Wheels, &c, 60 which they
oer to the public 1t Wholesale Retail, On terms to
suit.
In addition to these patriotic enblsus Of national
pride, they have hlled up their store-room with
Confectionery,
Teas, To6aecos,
Ceeses and Sugars.
Starch and Cigars,
Salaratus and Adlches,
Liqwors Of all Kinds
Bxckets and Bro0nss,
Preserved Fruits,
Oysters q Oranges.
LeMoas, DC, dc.
Having larger and more convenient stors.room than
0Imerly, able TO show Good. better, to sto,s
larger stock, and to sell more reasonable tsrMs.
We msnHfacture our own CANDiss, and guarantee
them to b. o. good - 10 In market.
LAMPSON 4 HOPKINS.
McGresor, lows, June &, lS59u
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

A fellow named Woods IL writing In N
Indians paper very intemperately in tAvor
of cold wster. We guess very little cold
water ever passes that meek Of Woods"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

1001om 1no810ot1OOs
The Sioux City Regiter Of late date contains the
copy Of recent Treaty agreed upon with the Ysncton
Sioux Indians BY which immense territory In Da
coeah IL csded to tAs o. States. In looking at the s
natures to the treaty the part Of the savages
IA struck with the nngularty Of the titles assumed By
them The last title in tho list, ''The Pretty Boy"
would be . popular one, II true, among the white
squaws Of the Republic; but IL somewhat doubtful
whether tavny ssessy be-daubed, bsisashersd aud
dirty savage could pass muster at sorss Of The pas
hess. For our evs part have no fancy fer eoloss
except to srsas than kindly. These names and thsar
signiaeasion amused N soswhas and ~ Evs then to
our rsad8s
The man that Vas stsuek By the
Msto-sa-bs-shs-a-Ths snutty bear. Rec
Charles J. Picotte- Eta-ke-cha.
To-ton-karW rWste- -eo-The Grassy Bull.
Pse-cha-wa-ke-a-The Jumping thunder.
Ma-ra-ha-tou-The Iron Horn.
Nom-be-kah-pAh-One that knocks down two.
Ta-ton-ka-yak.kA- The Fast Bull.
A-ha-ka-ma-ne-The walking Hlk.
A-ha-ka-narsha-The Etandiug Elk.
A-ha-ka-ho-che-oha-The Elk with bad Voice.
Cha-t0n- -wo-ksrpa-ThsG Grabbing Hawk.
E-ha-We-chA-shA-The Owl Man. [stauda.
Pls-sou-warkan-os-The white Medicine Gov that
Ma-ga-scha-chs-ks-Thsl little White Swan.
Oke-che-la-wAsh-ta-The Pretty Boy.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

~ A sermon in four words, on the
vanity Of earthly possessions-Shrouds
have no pockets.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

The man who was full in the face has been
run over by an omnibus.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17
CLAYTON LODGE No. 70.

OF A. r. T. 4. NJ; Moooas Clayton County. Iowa
friday prsosding the full mooa IL saeh moath
Chas. 4. DaAM w. NJ; J. T. II. SCoTf D. W.; IL
EHsny J. w.; y. H. OLMsrsD, Treas; VIZ. II. IHeAs-
soN. ees,y.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

4 AM now prepared At my large new shop, to do all
i kinds Of work which may be required. have had
be manufactured at Blacksmth's Forge, and
those who want ne edgetools, boeF mill
gun.locks, made mended rely upon getting good
work 10 this line, we'll Is In the common branches of
the business, such Is
Shoeiag, Poso- Making, Wagon-ironing, dc.
have also attached to nv shopa
Wagon Mandatory.
Where these desiring such articles Wagons Carts
Carriages, Bugges, Wheel-barrows &C., Ac. can have
them put up to ordcr and roned in such style they
may desire.
TURNING in Wood and Iron will be attended to.
Having been at McGregor for several years, deem
1t Unnecessary to refer to special kinds Of work in
which excel-it shalt al BE- Wsll-done, charge
will bs made. j. HELWI0.
McGrsgor, Iowa, July l, 1ssstf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

MAKING PcHraY.-An lrishman who one dsy WAS
wearily toiling up ladder, beneath heavy load Of
bricks, seeing the carriages Of the wealthy rolling by,
thought that he would make some poetry.
"Och 70 said Pat a. he drew . long breath. and
rested:
s'Thim that's rich can ride in chaises,
An thin that's poor can walk, be Jasee."
Suddenly An idea struck him. "Why would be
workn here any morsi Bedad III make powtree p
So he went down with his hod and tsndred his rssg
nation with the air Of an inspired man.
"What's the use ONE workin' any more! I'm q
natural born powet. ,'ys sect
Thin that's rich can ride in chaisess
An thin that's poor-thim that's poor
Thin that's poor-bs yases they'll wals 2"
sob! bad luck to me, thought it was powtres I
made"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

EGBEkT HOTEL,
MONONA, !: !: IOWA.
10y PAUL EGBERT, Jr. One of the largest and
Id best kept Hotels In Northssn Iowa. 25tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

". \. MRAD. ". =. AsssA1L
MEAD Il AVERlLL,
a TTORNKYS AT LAW and General Land
~ Agents, New Oregon, Howard county, Iowa. Will
races In the Courts Of northern Iowa and southern
Minne- ots. Collsetions made, aud Debts occurred.
w. II. MEAD, NOTARY PUBLIC.
RBFBRDhcRs.
Hon. g. W. Jenes, Dubuque, H.; Hon. = A. o.
borne, Nayvills, N. \. lSstO
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W. %. NAssIR. lHkNhf W. sAir"
MASSIE & SMITH.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
AZ Front Street,
Singers Sewing Machines.

singer Sewing MdCQlu0S.
GREAT always the conclusive proof OF great
Judged by this there is labor saving machine
before the public comparable 10 Singers Sewing Machines
establishing the highest reputation In the United states
they exhibited the late "Exposion Uniyersee IN
France where they carried of the highest premium and
great manuctory 10 make them has been built In Paris
In every branch of industry In which sewing Is TO be done
these machines he used with immense profit As the speed
the Railway train Is TO travelling foot 80 Is sewing with
Singers Machines compared with thanksgiving. No tailor
shoemaker ressmaker, carriage trimmer sadder, natter, &c
&c should be without The fair profit of using one of
machines regularly employed Is One Thousand Dollars
year In u private families where there much sewing to
and hotel keepers find them particularly convenient and profit
able These machines simple In their construction and
very strong durable being The only kind Of Sewing Ma
chine by which every of work. fine
could perfectly Thousands Of inferior and worth
Machines have been made and sold under various
names Singers Machines alone have been found
where satisfy the wants of the people.
Plain printed instructions for ising, sent with each ma
chine from which readily acquire the art of mana
gng The chimes packed securely To to any
part of The world To a persons desiring particular in
formation WILL application by letter at either OF our Off
forward copy of NJ Singer " Co.'S Gazette, paper
T. NJ. SINGER h Co,
Principal Office, No 1923 Broadway, New YORK.
BRANCH OFfIcEs.-No. II anoyY ST., Boston, No. " Chap
81 New Haven, Ct; Goversle N. Y; No 274 Broad ST.
Newark " j. No 142 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia No. 100 Bal
iinorc St, baltimore No. ~ Westminster ST. Providence, r.
l.: M. East 4h H., Cincinnati; No. 65 North 4h ST., ST.
LOUIS No Il ST. Charles ST. New Orleans No. 20 Dauphn ST.
Mobile [dec 24-d&cts.l
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NEW CONCERN.

WE the und.rrgncd having formed c"paf'ner,hp ~
w nam. and style u solomon Mn-srr, aud VIII c"nhn''
The GROCERY Business al the old stand Of John H. SOLO
mon deed. ~ Main street. ,,,
". lakr this mrtod informing Tho citizens OF Iynchonrg
and tr arr,undng country generally, that We arr ~ f.
~ new aud we'll selected stock Of prime Groceries, 81 All
Kinda and patronage of oil In want OF the SANE
W. IN ,ndeasor keep constantly IN hand well selected
.,cL Of ho h. - jr,ceres the Market and vii rndtn.of I"
give cntirc sasaciion all who will favor Us with caii
N. ID. SOLOMON,
.,. O, .,f WM X. NtssER.
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ADYERTISEM Z NJ.

GINS Rare and Deaat.tM GWen iadtseT'mtndtey
r,thoat Money 10 all Prrsons Ordering books from
CLARK'S GREAT
GIFT BOOK ESTABl.lSliMEN
40. 800, Spiins GaIaen 5t.eet,
IHILADELPHIA.
THIS establishment conducted scale of unsurpassed
ngnnccnce and liberaliy, thousands can TESTIFY, hn
universally acknowledged 10 be the most liberal anu pcoa
ON Enterprise In the United states. -,
Ny Classified Catalogue OF Books amphlet o. -
large pages full list of Histories Biographies, ra-
veis Adventures storcs Anecdotes, Tales, Narratives ho
logical Class cal Philosophical apncal botanical and
Agricultural Works. Dictionaries Lexicons, Albums ahs
Presentation Books, Bibles Hymn and Prayer Books IN
binding, together with all the NEW Isl okS
of the iny all Of which handsomely bound anu Gu ahAN-
TEED PERI ECT In every respect
The schedule Of tins present las will be seen by reference
M, taiaoguc) Is the most extensive as II Is also III. mort
SUPERIOR elegant and magnificent ever offered by any similar
establishment IN the tnononco f winch gis VIII accompany
each book al the time Of sale. o,
sN Fine Coin Warren accompanies every ORDER OF loo
Books ordered a time from m. Catalogue.
TESTIMONIALS.
evidence the truth of what has been asserted, a
pend few gentlemen Of high slhndig whose
,eray questioned who have purchased ordered
Books me, and received GoLD WATCHES, namely WIN
Zimmerman ESD, MLdeown Pa john u. skies, Wholesale
Grocer Lancaster, Pa: Hon q. a. walker Representative
from Somerset county Pennsylvania Legislature alter
Evans Notary iubir, Lancaster city, Pal jacob Martin
ESD Rochester, n. ~ Hiram FISK Isl, Gle, Gland ohlo MI
Geo. lenhar liarriNldrg IA; Mr. d. L Fears Bear tek
Henry titorgu Sulcad, bedford Pa ana Juila
CE,sby Va lIw.ncr ,ifco, t!alclpha who Received
splendid silk Dress Pattern, worth go. :
d. W CLARK,
No 500 Slr ing Garden street, Phld'r'rhi
es Agents wanted in every town ani Hiasc Ia ne nt
States Agent, such us 10 afford ih'i liberal
by addressing above Catalogues sent Ir' {" an! ad
dress 9.dih
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STITZEIt.
OPposie ne E,,"sayt jiuak
Main street LAscnhp.r u

Vain street, Leschburg, yn
+ A ~ Sly LIE EMIUM HATS.
SSoWn ihsTcion by the aed workmen that can
h udcea nc "a furnishing bis numerous customers with
ill., h -; ~ nav 'hai can Ne produced. There Is nothing
Nu nem IN his !, y They The Hat of The sas,nmsnm
hui h h.y n'Iu',u lie 'ss not design being erotscal
H., s'e'!n l! ~ ~tssi be III therefore yo, want a
nis e!e l' e' mas IN "auy Of style durability and
% ptcu!f; aa'itd L. the form If the lead and exo,.,a
ntah'iu' SlIk'rs Is The j,iivt. to gel it. f"''e-
IJa us, 'ii atioiiJn IN his large stock of Soft Felt
~ a. " s'e grade and quality, servants Hats in great yr
Ii,s sS .'ol velvet and Plush Caps Chiren,s Fancy
10 ord, NJ ls Riding Hats and I'LL kinds Of Iiais made
Call al sttzer's, Practical Halter t,, h.x.., -,
The BtG HAi w. 'N'sp's' ~ H,e slgH u
NV, $50. lnoy 12-iis
NJ ILL oFFAL for sale by
N1 sept i0-dts .r,up s,,,r,,
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NEW BOOKS.

be- NEW BOOKS. =,
/ LEE AED LIBzRrr AMERIcA-a new book Of Travels "
II Chas. Mackay;
ANCIENT srANsB BALIAbs-Lockhart;
iENrER-A new Novelty Miss Maryatti
KNITTING WoRx--MnL Partington; -
fALxERs TRANSLATION Of Michelets celebrated T. moH
LOVE- ME- LITTLE LOVE Loxa--both muslin and IaPo
New Edition of JoHs HAIrAx--bound aud illusrsltd;
aug z6-dis For sale by PAYNE ~ BLACkfoHD'
ACARD. t
1 HAVE lately made TIP aier 1oods and am now "' ~
ing large stack Of all articles needed at this season ="
year Persons anxious to lay their money TO ad'an'is
will PLEASE call without DELAY
sns ll-difis JNO J. rUEvIS, ASrh'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

Silver Pitchers and Goblets. a,
~ nave new styles OF the above, which will be sow
w reasonable terms j. WILLIAMS a. son,
aug 2-dts s Main slrrtl
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NO 10 L,

NOT & T..
f1yE following articles shipped by the Virginia Tennessee
Railroad +" the several Dooslo which they were address
ed ing called have been ordered back To Lynch
burg aud stored the Va. X Tenn halruad De"
This NOTIFY NIL whom concern that u moi taken
the Isl day nj oeotr next the articles VII, e soi NJ
public auction 10 meet freight charges.
All thu lars Of the city Of lnelbug ana these along ire
line Va Tenn ilroa viii please copy until LIST day
Of October
by order of the President.
|, EruI trt Act
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Nau Concern.

NxTE associated Ourselves together under The ie OF
w IANFoED ANDERSON, for the purpose Of chrr, mi
an The Lumber ta Wood Basi".ss nj The old yard ~
Anipr,n an,rd Co. where they will be pleased !" sce
~ ~ W ~ LANFoED,
.,,u,uy wv ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15
Spring Goods.


yIyIg Subscribers desire !" call the ates"n OF het custom
Il and the public gcnsr.l, ;. III, ner s@sk Of
And Gentlemen's Furnishing 0oods,
open In ods, 10 supply The rapidly Increasing asann
for their cisTfro they have iad W a"r
than Usually extensive stock and have spared no pain. TO ser.
and such their long experience. has shown
niafard 10 the their customers tnt ain w ,e ~"
iurr ~ In past will be- Ia secure c furnishing
only good oods always 81 e2Hafdct prices Tue eon'
custom heretofore ~ libeniy lmuonn" WV
bazaar the spring of 1853, We hesitate nor "
pronounnc In excellence and variety, inr'"f !" nn' IN mp
,i, North OF SOUTH aud compris,- grade o. 6afhen
rom suit cheap hui .abstanisai and wen male SGT
~ BURROUGHS, sHAFER co
n BTbo.c preferrng garments made TO MEASURE ., e"'
~" sn.,ca Of An D.. +. co
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

No. 81 Sycamore street, EotefSDurS,
(SIGN or TUE EAGLE.)
NFFlES 10 his friends and the public generally! one oi tile
~ largest aud ch. Sa.st stocks oil WATCHES, JEW ELEi,
SiLNEEWARE FiNE CLOCKS and FRS feLAss GOODS
every variety line presented to the pubic,
cheap beautiful he had in other cssa-
ishnrni y other country la department. ar,
ces manufactured mpurcd) are Of the newest styles and
the most unique. classical and eaoorulc workmanship
ntut ~-tIts
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