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AND RATING STAMPS.


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log description
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rIyHE BANKS OF NEW YORK, THEIR DEALERS,
the Clearing House and the Panic Of 1857 with Financial Chart
byJ, Gibbons, with thirty Illustrations by Ieck Price
al 2s sale az TRANSfiN PHILIPS Bocks,ore
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NIApAME MENAGER, pE PARIs. i STREET,

MADAME MENAGER, DE PARIS, II STREET,
lyk from 7h street maker and mlner
Madame tho ladies of Wash
opened the above residence dress making
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been equacd
Washington s attention given the making OF ball crosses
general decorations dys evening toilet
clothes style and neaness Infants robes,
with everything with this department. tscny prepared
The bonnet department entirely of the latest mpoa
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A MAGNIFICENT W0RK.--Miles Standish I'll
IA usraicd1 With express permission he
author volume OF photographs original
W nngcr illustrative of the Courshp Of Miles Standh Henry
W. longeow There will be eh ten largo photographs
most exquisite character cycocd by Mr. Brady the
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These photographs viii he pasted heavy paper
with intervening colrred
text The whole be bound in barge quarto Turkey
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ume entirely hed with original phoiographsa iaeAheont
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TEOLOGY AND AlINERALOGY; considered with
M reference Natural Theology by the late Rev. VIM Buck
and revised edition. with memor Of the author.
vols
The Cnlamites and Qare OF Authors with Inquiries
sperng Moral and Literary Characters memoirs
Literary History BY Isaac Dael Edited by M Hon b.
Dsracl.
The Collected Songs Charles snkay with illustrations by John
Gilbert Az q.
md islanu,
lia2itt
Fgaes, BY the author of The Green Hand, &c, nc
The the author of g VIII ho Marry Her. nc,
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RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Aabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, aud Texas
obtained Southwestern Rail
sixth street Washing
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the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad, ut Alexandria
10 Richmond DanvIc, Lynchbnrg Bristol Knoxville Dalton,
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand juno
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans
and Continuous Railway Connexions to Memphis
Aoing Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
than By other route.
ferry Seventh
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Koond Charlottesville Sanncn, White sulphur Springs Mood
stock c n or Richmond and all points southwest,
maxim and close connexions to Memphis.
and onubuscs leave the Office Pa at
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JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
June IS--n Washington.
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rI,HE LAND AND THE BOOK; or, Biblical Illus
The and
Scenery Of the Ioy hy VIM Thompson ~ weH'y nyo
missionary Palestine maps,
vols 81. Just received and for sale q,
TAyIoRS NArRYis
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~ sanA scholarship IN ue Columbian College, fT the whole
years viii be sold little iau half price to
wishing purchase Thc schoarp NY M room
.nd Tuition which i7o year viii sell Cor sl59 cash
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CEILING OFF I SELLING OFFl!
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ladies' goods thereby possessing the
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the purchaser Our CATERS in point OF NJ
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ID IT, GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
ls his residence in Franklin Row Of and
viii continue devote his attention principal
ly o the United States Supreme Court.
oct 2s-dn
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TIME CALAMITIES AND QUARRELS OF AU-
tors Inquiries Respecting their Moral and Literary
Characters, Memoirs Literary History; by Isaac Mael
edition, edited by ie Right Hon. s. Dsrneh VOL 81
Country Field the Forest and the Fresde BY VIM
owi author of "Rnra Life in England vol cloth Price 10
cents. Free by mail IS cents,
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Patch Work; by Howard Paul Prce rs
Swimming and Skating. Price l2 cents.
The Village Museum How Gathered Pleasure with Profit
Price IS
OF Monte Christie by Alexandra Dumas SO
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g GIEGE DE SEBAST0P0L; Journal des Operations
- Gcnu par General Mol yol WITH large folio atlas
Paris, 1858
Asonome lpsago OFFICERS de la Marine Impeae
vol Paris, 1855.
pour larInee dc (auoraton du Min
isirc de Ia Aiarne.) vol. Paris 1858.
Triper Code de Justice Aare iarmee do mer vol
Paris, 1858
Foucher Justice Mtalrc pour tefre Iarr
1855
1855
Intefeur la Flotte Paris, 1855
Dcorct Reorganization au Personnel de Ia Flote vol Paris
1855
Geographl Physique mer F. Naury Neut Y. navy
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MOIICE IL 5TltAN NElsiEKS.--NEW aHltANhE-
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berths in Richmond III time 10
connect hall tho South and Southwest.
southern mail M route Y being Al
raioadng than by other route
making certain connexions to
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Tennessee, aud East Tennessee railroads
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GUNNER ARRANGEM ENT. The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will Is follows
Alexandria 4, l2 O'Clock, g and cock
Washington 0, 0, II O'Clock 13 o. and O'Clock
The coIIYER, whsn route, viii opposite
hours Fare 10 cents
whaeys connecting with the and Coyer viii
Capitol aud l2 street and Pennsylvania
he cay Alexandria.
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CIGN OF THE GOLD Notwithstanding
splendid which sale Wagners 255 Pennsy
avcnur, opposite Krkwood House Framed or otherwise
Also, all kind Of gilt picture frames Doc BIT
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N0rICE.--J ID. HOOVER (late U. S. Marshal for
IN OF Colunbia) himself with Walter
pavdge, esq, counsellor at law. Business before the United
Supreme Courts the Court Of Claims, and the Exec
uiyc Departments, promptly attendedto. Address
DAyIDGE & HOOVER,
Jan Is Washington d. C.
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NTM 7. DOVE & CO. are now prepared to
wv any with which they may be favored in the
Plumbing, Gas, or stean-lt,ng bu incss.
(sor em street. Jsw doors north Of Penasyluana olueD
may complete chandeliers
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TlNE ENGLISH EDITIONS.
IL rope's IIouers Had with Flaxnans Illustrations. 81 %.
ropes Homer Odyssey, With Eaxmans illustrations. 81 25
Jcsse's England under the Stnarts Volumes SO 75
Arostos Orlando Fuoso translated by Rose Volumes ~ So
iioibeus Dance of Ilsa.h and Bible Cuts, 81 %,
Popes llfe and letters. 81 25
Guide 10 Pottery aud Porcelain 81 20.
Ilanoni's Nucyeh and its Palaces. 81 25
Memoirs OF Phillip de Conmnos, 9 volumes, 81 so.
Maniels Wonders OF Geology, volumes, -,
Carponters Zoology volumes s3 So
Jan l3 FRANIk TAYLOR.
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JI IMIELL IIOUSE.-This nice and commodous
IN just been completed and will be for the re
cton guests the 23d inst This house VIII abound with com
forts equal respect this other city
will be Supplied with the bos Of liquors at all times have
engaged Campbell and superiend the house lie
Is well known travelling community The Kmmel House is
between AZ and 9th streets IN the immediate
yiciaity of National Hotel the railroad depot
a.. y. KriAEII, Proprietor.
Nov fa-ly& f. v. CAMPBELL, superintendent.
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I,HE GAVE OF MAcHPELAH and other Poems

TIME CAVE OF MACiIPELAH and other Poems.
Il Chalen rs cents,
The Gospel By James Chacn, 80 cents
Christian Evidences BY james Ciailen 80 cents.
Iadj in Syria. BY Mrs Sarah B johnson. 70 cents.
N Around .boul BY Mrs Hornby. 81 25.
PALESTINE Present BY Rev. Henry Osborn VOL Syo
illustrations and map, SO so.
ro Ply mouth Pulpit collection of from the Dis
courses o Henry Ward Beecher, vol 81
llic Scenes another World BY George Wool 81
While Morning. by Virginia +, Townsend n
The and the Book; The Holy Land BY w NJ Thomson
D. n. yols,-maps and cngravings. SO 80
Pope President, Facts for Americans 81.
Chronicles Of the Blstile vol, illustrated. So
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ unu Monday she 7th cf February O'Clock, p
furnishing the fs@ng supplies (cla-s A. g. the
oase1n ma be the 1850,
, 1859-12-30

When William Penn went to take leave Of the
king he spoke Of buying tho lands from the In
d ans.
"Buy the laudsl" said the king in astOnish-
meut; "why man, sod them to you"
"But they were not thine to sell, friend Charles
said Penn.
"NOi why, man, they were as much mine by
conquest as those claimed BY any other POten-
tate" sid the king.
(which Is no claim at all, friend Charles" r, .
piled Penn.
Ten thousand human beings set forth together
on their Journey. After ten years, one third, ut
least, have disappeared. At the middle point Of
the common measure oflfe, but half are still upon
the road Faster and faster, as the rank grows
thinner, they that remain till now become weary,
and lie down to rise no more. Atthrce sore AID
ten. a band Of some four hundred struggle on.
At ninety, these have been reduced TO handful
Of thirty trembling patriarchs Year after year
they fail in diminishing numbers. One fingers,
lonely marvel, gill the century. We look again,
and the work Of 6eath is finished.
"HOther," srid little girl In the vicinity Of
Clarion the other dsy, as she saw the clergymen
passing to Conference, don't ell these ministers
come from Ohioe"
""hy do you ask >" sad the mother.
"Bocause," replied the child, "yOu know all
the great "a. cattle come from that State, and, as
these ministers are 80 healthy and hne.lookihg, l
thOughs they came from the same locality.
The mother bade the child 80 10 school,
The celebrated Bsnjamin West related that
his mother once kissed him eagerly when he
showed her likeness he had sketched Of his
baby sister: and he adds " Thai kiss made mo
painter" -..sss.
The surot way TO lose your own health Is 10
drinl, that Of other people TO oiten.
BE careful Of Thy youth, that thy old age may
| be happy.
, 1859-12-30

Of regret to France, II he had not avenged the
afront received from the Spanish people. A
generous enterprise, undertaken by gentleman,
and executed at his own cost, for honor's sake
alone, without any other expectation and one
which resulted in obtaining for him glory far
more valuable than all the treasures Of the
world"
, 1859-12-30
Anotssr Year.


Another year another yeari
OF WhO ahnAl see another yearH
Shalt thou, old man Of hoary head,
or eyesighl dim, erd feehle Feadf
Expect 10 net Tine, pain and gFiel,
Have made thee like an autumn leaf,
Ready, ffon blast or slight decay,
From ita sight hold 10 drop away
And some sad morn may rid thy bier
Long, long before smother yuAri
Another yeari another yeaFl
OF Who uhall zee aRoelter yeaTt
Shall you, ye young. or you. ye tAirf
All the presumptuous thought torbearl
Within this ehurchyaTdS peaceful bounds
Come, pause and ponder DER the mounds;
Here beauty sleePs-that verdAniprn
OF grave contains what once was strength
The chlld-the boy-the man are here;
Yemay not see another year!
Another yeAFl another yearl
OF who shall see another yearf
Shall I, whose burning thirst OF fame
No earthly power can queneh or tAmet
Alas that burning thirst may soon
be DER, and all beneath the moon
All my One visions, fancy wrought,
And all this vortex Whifl OF thought
Forever cease and disappear,
Ere daWns on earth another year.
, 1859-12-30

That was q fearful jest Of Lord Norbury's on
sentencing to death a thief who had stolen .
watch
"YOu made grab at time, my lad, but esad.
you clutched eternity" l
, 1859-12-30

r. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. -
- O. COLLIER ROBBINS,
.t PORTLAND, OREGON,
11AwHn CHEAT PLEASURE IN RETURN
~ n rHsnf q ~ isnas and ouomsrs In Waahlnsasn
Tersiisry, iur thIlr very IbgIal patrenaSe.
Wsiric. gs1sIy. a., In uilh Wnia15s k.pses VI ne
nsna eSSr ~ M chaFIul be collected on delivery An
oFf.r ~ WImI1 Rsprul u meet vllh prompi aenion,
anf n Watches uauanted % hep nood une.
Wa1shs., 1IlvsEsass. JsssiFy. ~.
O. OOIAIRR RonHINA
fN waichmahsl. RulllnnA.
, 1859-12-30

BALcH 4 WEBER,
ManufacturerS Importers and Dealers N
PUGET SOUND LUMBER OF ALL KINns.
CargOes furnished for Export on short notice.
stewart street, near Folsom,
SAN FRANcIsco, Cal, and
STr'IAr NV, ". 2.
Ve..vis rann ss4sy bvIweea San Francisco and sssh
a.oom. Ism
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-24
DAKOTA CITY POTTERY.

MEssRs. ZlSGLER & ECKHART, Of the
vi Dakota City Pottery, take the present
opportunity OF saying to the Merchants and
the public generally, that they will continue
IN the business as heretofore, and having in
creased their facilities are able TO manufae-
tnre a larger amount Of stone. ware and Of
the best quality. Returning thanks for the
LIBERAL patronage bestowed upon the old 6rm
they respectfully solicit a continuance of the
same and they will endesVor to retain il by
prompt execution Of their orders, to which
they will carefully attend At ali times. Giye
them a call. "
Dakota ciT, n T, NsY, 7. lSSS-K
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A u sCful and attractive teIies oftotks
n the yong people, embracing events cor
nected with the history Of the country, and
lives Of distinguished men, written with much
care and in an entertaining manner. and
beautifully illustrated title pages
Containing the life Of Daniel Webster, the
great American Statesman, with numerous
anecdotes, illustrative Of his character, and
the following Illustrations:
Young Daniel in the saw mill Webster
fishing at Basburg Webster declining the
clerkship Webster expounding the Constitu-
ton at the Bunker Hill celebration Webster
at Fanueil Hall Mansfield the residence of
Webster Webster on his farm.
The life Of Henry Clay, the mill boy of
slsskes, with nine illustrations the life of
General Washington with nine illustrations /;
the life Of Layfayette. with nine illustrations /;
the life Of Penn with nine illustrations the
life of General Taylor with niue Illustrations ::
the life Of Napoleon Bonsparte with nine il
Illustrations the Old Bell of Independence or
Philadelphia in l776, with nine illustrations ;
the Yankee Tea Party, and other stories of
the Revolution, containing in all over one
hundred illustrations.
Each volume is well written, possessing A
high moral tone, and can safely be placed in
the hands Of the young people. Tbey CON
tain numerous anecdotes illustrative of the
history Of our country.
Prioe per sett handsomely bound In cloth,
With gilt backs, and neatly put up in boxes,
IS 70, Price per volume, cloth, gilt, 66] cts.
Colporteurs, agents and school libraries
will be supplied at g liberal discount.
Copies sent by mail postage free, upon re-
ceiPt Of the price of the sett or any volume.
LINDSAY s. BLACKSTONE.
Publishers.
No. 20, South 9Th Street, Philadelphia.
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AND NOW,
BIZ order of The President, T. Ell WOOD
CLARK, Toe givs Nches,

That If the above is not complied with in six
~ days, the resolutions Of the company will
be enforced, and all the stock Of the compa-
ny that the assessment are not paid on, will
be sold to pay the liabilities Of the company /:
as all the property Of the city within the
bounds, to wit from Elm Stfeet to Vine
Street and from and from 9th street TO Goth
street, has been entered by the Mayor, and
all outside that by Trustees and the time
for procuring %warrantee. deeds Of these parties
closes within ak months from the date Of
their entry and oil the property not decided
will be forfeited. SHAREHOLDERS AND
CREDITORS will take warning that on the
9th day Of January, A. D. 1860, all the stock
with all!the property not then covered by deed
in Dakota City, will be sold to the highest
bidder, and the debt OF the company settled
up, if only q dividend is declared.
N. b. We would further say that those
who have not obtained deeds to the lots drawn
on their shares, can obtain the same by call
ing upon the Secretary and paying the as
sessment due
W. H.. S. HUGHES
J d. NJ. CROMWELL, Secretary.
Agent
Dakota City, N. T. Nov. 9th 1853.
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OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF

Dry Goods, Dress Goods Muslins bleached and
uubleached, Dclaines, Cashmeres, Ginghams,
Linoey, Prints of all kinds, Merinos, Checks,
Irish Linneus, Table Cloths, Crash, Sc, sc.
Ladies shawls of all sizes, Cloths, Satinets,
Jeans, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Flannels of all
c%olors, Women and Children's Hoods, Woollen
Hose, Half Hose, Woollen Yarn and Mems
Country-knit Socks, Children's Hose &C., sc.
Also alarge STOCK of CLOTHING, such as
0yerooats, Uundercoats, Vests, Pants, Shirts,
Uudershirts, Drawers Sc, s.. Also a splend-
id Stock of Costume-made Boots and Shoes,
for Men, Woman and Children. We are able
N this line to fit the smallest as well as the
largest Foot.
Also Hats sol Caps of all Sorts and Sizes,
and a heavy stock Of Groceries, in which will
be found the following adticles;
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before the first Monday in next DccembeL-
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Washington, October, 1859.