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WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Is he FIT TO BE THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE p
Mr. Forney, the Clerk of the House of Represen-
tatives, is well known to be the chief manager OF
the schemes of the Douglas coterie in this city,
he was almost equally prominent In the councils
of the Democratic party in the last presidential
canvas. Hs is also credited here as being the
writer of the Occasional Washington CORES
pondence of his own journal, the Philadelphia
Press, which does him infinite credit, by the by
as a newspaper contributor. Wetherefore regard
his demonstrations in that correspondence will
reference to the plans of the Dougasites as being
far more authoritative than any other publication
OF the times. We find paragraph in his e. Occa
sional'O letter Of the Sd inst. as follows:
The Constitutional Union party, or Conserva
tves, so much deprecated by the politicians o
the fast school, who meet at Baltimore oil
wednesday next may find IL to their interest 4
take Douglas; and Chicago itself NAV be forced
to h6eralize itself by taking the popular sover
eighty PLATFORM
Now, if that means aught, it means that tn
platform on which his supporters in the Charles
ton Convention insisted upon the nomination o
Senator Douglas by that body, may, in the estima
ton of his council here, be as readily taken b.
the Constitutional Union party, or the Republican
party as the exposition of their faith ON tire saver
question, as by the Democratic party. IL that b.
true, 1t simply proves that Mr.. Douglas and hi
Platform are no more suitable for the Democracy
than for their opponents. Now, we submit tina
the Democracy want no such candidate or plat
form. Their policy has ever been to stand on doc
trines and with candidates so distinctly opposed
to those Of their opponents, as that the charge @
identity between them might never be plausibl,
urged. We have opposed the nomination o
Douglas because we viewed him and his position
in precisely the light in which MIR. Forney, hi
manager in chief, thus places him. The man and
doctrine that may prove acceptable to the Repub
lican party, Is not the man and doctrine for us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

NEW DEMOCRATIC DAILY
l. HEOPIIIBJS FlSkE Il co, Will publisb a
penny democIatlc paper IN Washington, entitled
" THE EVENING ADVOCATE" until fine
MAYORS election. 1t will zealouSly and unreuit-
tngly advocate the collection of Col J. g. Berret.
whose a administration has won for hITn universal
admiration and renown. IL will give the earliest
IntelI gence, both local aud general and no pains
shall be spared to make 1t all its most sang ine
Seventh. over PolkinhOrn's printing establishment.
Carriers wanted,
n. B.-Ihe first number will be issued IN nov,
Monday afternoon, ~ ay t4th ma a AZ
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r OST OR STOLEN-On saturday, the ,sb in.
IL slant, "a POCKET BOOK, contaising Snndry
another or Sao the amount Of the rest not remen,
bered. There was also $3.50 in the book. Tie
finder can retain the money, but will please drop
rected 70 8. Il. G. M0RSEii,. ma = n "
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EOR SAlE-A desirable X RESIDENCE and u
II acres OF Land, on the ROAD aling from CoiHm-
ban College 10 the SodIeTS Honle, mar the Fret
Toll bat@. The improvements good. and the
location admli ahls adapted To gardening r darn
purposes. For rms. Ac., apply to w. 2. DICK
lNSON, Fourteenth 81, near Columbian College.
ma1 -eO5tf
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Der ON shs 6 q sm sA ss sSb,ST
Terry. who oaIls hlmssIf Jerry Crsss q
seEry may have forged pass. He II about n
IaiSst sbosa H i s Ss... S os as
on osn xh9n he left home gslr Of gray fallen cloth
nnknown, viii give the above reward n TAKEN
out o. Charlss County and $50 II taken the
PROVIDED ne Be brought home 20 me. OF Sc
SSEskAkb kIs0N, boscssssi ?. O., Chars: Co.
%e' sDl7-lms
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lM.s SPRING AND SUMNER MILL ~
ASFE Merry FOR 1860. 80
znsess At No. $50 Pa. avenue, near Tenth *
street, tSouth side there can he hal ali the latest
Hp!eS 81 BON ETS, FLATS RIBBONS. an" a
Kinds OF FANCY ARTICLES, at the very lowest
ma 9 Mrs. CHAS. PREUSS, Agent.
SlLgER SPOONS FORKS, &c-SOlid Silver
- Table, Dessert and Tea spoons, Forks &c Of
every pattern. 49, u
Ali@r the greatest variety of Fancy Silver Ware
suitable for presents.
NJ w. GAIT BRO
Jewellers, 354 Pa av.
ma9 ~ 4doors west of Browns Hotel
MAP OF NEW YORK ArpITS ENVIRONS
IfE Just phl II he'd moat complies rrap compiled
from "faH Ings OF the United States Coast Survey
aLd om spsclal supplementary surveyin a CO,
pre- helsIvo view of New York CITY ard vicirity
embracing : tlten Island, New Jersey, Long Is.a d
WettchesteT, DO price Is cents For sale al
PHIL a SOLOMON'S
metropolitan Bookstore. 332 Pa ay
ma 9 Soc agents for aurence's Statonary&c
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EOR RENT That handsome two story aus
u attic FRAME HOUSE. containing n roouIs
on tho cast side Of Twelfth street, No. s-4. neAr
the smithsonian. Is for nj. To a careful prompt
Sos. JOtIN H. fSAIITU "
ma > 81 Attorney at Law. Eighth II.
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TOR RENT-The VERNON HOUSE. iocst.d
II at the CORNER Of Missouri avenue and Third
dens, Of the M at desirable ard pleasant sltua
tons in the city. The Furniture of the house will
be sold AZ rublc auction, on the premises. on
Thursday, May 10Th, and any one wishing 20 rent
the premises Will have opportunity Of furnishing
4 % adyants,e. For terms; &c, apply % r. W.
BROWNING, under United States HOtel.
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LOST AND FOUND.


Il OST OR MISLAID, af,w days since a small
~ red morocco BOX, containing a few articles, of
Irlniing Ealue. The present possessor Of il will
confer favor and be suitably rswarded by address
ing aline-sayln ing where il may be found-to ID L.,
POST Omce, Washington. IT.
/ QST--At the Church of the Ascension, tDr.
N fInckneE Sd on Sunday night last, plaia gold
BRACELET, mari ed with init ais and a date upon
the inside liberal reward will be paid for its de-
livery at Ala Ninth street. corner of n. tt
&S REWARD.-Stra or stolen from the sub
YO scrlber, mldd.e-sized COW, with uzeuA
short 1 and curved horns dark sides good
mix cow; white on the hack and belly.
liberal reward will be given for her return to " !.
ROACH, 34s Sixth ST. ma e-Sts
GS REWARD-Strayed or stolen, on sunday
sD1 night the 9th instant, Grey MARE.N
rhe above reward will be Psidto any Psr.en cN
First ward, near the Circle. ma s-d'
ESTRAYS.-Two red and white horned COWS
II broke through the enclosure int the ~uern
grounds attached 10 Georgetown College. ~
One had a rope round ITS horns. Their
owners will please come forward, paw damares
and expense incurred, and take them away
JOHN w. GROSS.
ma 8 81 Offcer in char
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

toT otheT Z" For Sale md RsHf'' Advertisement
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Il OK RENT-A Conveniently arranged BRICK
u DWELLING, on Twentieth street. between VI
and y sts., First Ward. containing seven rooms.
Good water IN the yard. Rent : 80 per year. For
lnrther particulars inquire of JOHN T. HER
RBBls, next dOOT-No 2O1. ma 5 IT.
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WANTED-A WOMAN, to cook. wash and
" IRON for small family-One who understa nds
TINS deScrlstion OF work thoroughly; none other
need apply, at $40 street between I2th and 18Th
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND TWENTY
" acres LAND attached. an Fairfax county. one
and a nall miles from Alexandra and the me dis
lance from the heo ogIcal SEMINAR. for sale.
House new, In nd lmproves, fencing good, water
plenty. situation very healthy, society excellent
Fo- price. terms, &c., &c, address q. r. PLUM
MER. Alexandria. Va.
y. R.-Fwo Dwellings ia Alexandra for rent ons
brick and new, the other frame; roth pleasantly
uat"d. tma S-eolml II. II. T..
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Il DWELLING HOUSE,. AZ the corner Of
Thldeenth street west and g street north The
SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale three small and desirable
b lex Dwelling Houses, situated at the corner OF
Thirteenth street west and q street Uorta. Two of
the houses front on Thirteenth street and contain
rooms each; the ether fronts q street and con
tains rooms. The houses will be cold separated,
and on very liberal terms Of credit Apply 10 Jas
c. McGUlRE CO, Auctioneers aud Commis-
sion Merchants ma R-2vr
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WANTED-A WOMAN to nurse One cana
. pie aud has good city references, may apply to
400 T. street, between 9Th and nth. IT,
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL to take care of
w an infant, and to assist with the Washing and
ironing: One with good recommendation NAV
Apply az % street, between 9th and 7th.
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A GREAT CHANCE FOR A GOOD IN
"A NESTMENT.-A first class r ESTAI- RANT
Tor "a VITA hne run oi custom: of the D. 4
lager peer saloons IN this CITY, completely fitted or
and now doing FINE business Sold on account n
the present owner ~ going West. For terms and
All information, apply At No. 392 Seventh street
wine and liquor store ma 81
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II FOR BALTIMORE.
u HE STEAMER ST. NICHOLAS Captain
Guy. Will, until further notice leave n-I-.
Rlley's Wharf, foot of Eleventh st EAGk-k
every SATURDAY MORNING at sssssassz sA
O. ana Alexandria at O'Clock, stopping at the sew
eral landings on the Potomac, and at Stone's
Ford's, BroomIs, and Coats wharfs also at Point
lookout Returning will leave Baltimore every
ing at all Oh" above places. For freight or passage
having excellent state rooms. apply the Captai n
'on board. or to THOS w EIiEY Agenf XIII
ma -cn2w Ri .N's Wharf fnnt Of EIn..nIntL -
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implicit confidence.
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| WANTED-By a respectable Young woman w no
| w can come recommended. a SITUATION a.
| chambermaId nurse. Address Box No D StaS
| Office. @N w. -
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-09
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE,
BY THE NOVA sCOTIAN.

ST. JOINS, n f., March 8.-The steamer
Nova Scotian, from Liverpool, has arrived
The North American had arrived out.
The ship Luna, from Havre to New Orleans
with So passengers and crew of %, had been
wrecked on the French coast, and only two
men were saved.
In the British Parliament Disraei's motion
that new commercial treaty between France
and England be taken up for consideration in
advance of the budget, excited a long discus
sion and very warm debate The vote on
its adoption was as follows For the motion,
23O; against the motion, 293; majority for
the government, 60.
This vote is thought to guarantee that the
treaty will be ratified. The motion of Mr.
Duncan against reducing the tariff and dincreas-
ing the income tax was under consideration in
the House of Commons.
1t is reported that the French government
will agree to certain notifications of the coal
stipulatiOns in the commercial treaty with
England.
Ministerial circulars have been promulgated
by the government of France, demanding
obedience to the laws of the empire from the
clergy on the Roman question.
The Paris BOurse had advanced per cent.
Rents closed 68f 4c 1t is reported that Rus
sia and Prussia had sent in a proposal for a
conference of the five great powers.
Hanover had consented to submit the ques-
szaQn of the stadt dues to a general conference
A letter from Hong Kong says the claims of
the American citizens against the Chinese
government, for losses in Canton in 1856 are
in fair way of liquidation-a dividend to be
paid forthwith, and the remainder is guaran-
teed
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-09
THE STEAMER HUNGARIAN.

HALIFAX, March 8.-From the Hungarian
we have only the following The body of
another man, supposed to be a passenger, has
been found. 1t has two teeth filled, one with
silver and one with gold 1t was supposed to
be passenger, aud is buried. Books and let
ters OF Rev. Clement B. Barrett, NJ. D., New
York, and portrait of his daughter; and also,
letters of G. Barnon, Brighton, England, and
Martin Downs, have been found
The Yarmouth IN. S. Tribune of Feb. 20,
has two columns of items about the Hunga,
rian For three or four days some four hun
dreds boats were out in search of bodies and
scattered portions of the freight. The heavier
portion of tho cargo was thought to be in the
lower hold, or lying in the hollows OF the ledge
beneath. Innumerable fragments of the wreck
strewed the beach on Fish Island The crew.
list showed seventy-two, exclusive of the cap
tain sixteen being seamen, five engineers
twenty tiremen, and twelve walters. Among
the articles found were hat-boX, marked -.
BottonhOuse, Sackville, N. b" carpet bag
containing set of teeth and letters addressed
to DR.. c. Barrett; large osicr basket contain
ing female apparel-the most noticeable portion
Of which was blue COburg dress and new
pair of cloth boots. A white envelope found in
the pocket of one of the dresses, had written on
it "Thomas Rice, Esq, Solicitor, Fermoy, and
a scrap of paper found in another pocket bears
the address, Catherine Mahoney, No. Stur-
gis Place, Boston, "-probably the name of
some friend of the owner of the basket. Float
ing near the shore, the editor of the Tribune,
who went off in boat, found a copy of a news
paper called "The Irlshman," and two copies
of the London Times, dated respectively the
7th anu 8th of February and addressed to
"Messrs. Jno. Clark & Co.. BosroN COURIER,
Boston, Mass" On the southern coast of
Cape Island, one individual picked up case
containing handsomely carved ivory crucifx
and various ornaments for the interior of a
Catholic chapel The Tribune says, Either
to incredible folly or incredible rashness, the
loss of the Hungarian may be safely as
cribed -
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-09
0Nants.
AN EXPERIENCED
VHE BEST PREPARATION IN USE.
HILLS MINT SPECIFIC.
For Badness AND FALLING OFF OF THE HAZE.

OFNSNNHoo
The great inquiry that long and constantly
made for preparation to restore the Hair Badness and
to arrest its falling of has led the Inventor originate
doing he earnestly hopes that Discriminating publc
will make distinction between this special preparation
out the world as i entirely distinct from them CHAR
The ioowng bona fds letter, from reliable person.,
are here submitted as being worthy testimonials for se
curing the confidence and PWStTUnsse Of the
Mr. j. Q. HILL-A Dear Sir: take the liberty to add
& Of badness and falling Of Of the hair few weeks
my wife, whose hair had been falling OF quite rapidly for
some time past and apparently causing premature
with much satisfaction that enabled certify that
before using the first bottle the falling off her hair
entirely Wishing ~ yoa Ike most Dn Eansss
cess in the sale Of your valuable Mint Specific, re-
main, Truly yours, GEORGE SESSIONS.
NASHUA, \. H., May 2, 1855
gard the uneQualed eparaton have so recently
Wish Sad ns ph Shs haSs seem Il do AZ
aaantAnee mine who had lost her hair and months
ysas remedy, and without exaggeratng, say that
- frg5 sotie has produced for her complete head Of
theTvnewA Of the hair and no ones expectations how
shall take much pleasure in recommending the Mint
Specific TO those who have lost oosg their hair
Conductor Worcester and Nashua 4. R.
Mr. HnL-Your Mint spccic which has so 70, csSs
come before the public Iconsde the most valuable pre
araton for the purpose for which IL Is intended here
send you my experience and you at liberty to use
& thls In IN any way you wish For year my wifes hair
had been falling Of and she troubled with ry scalv
eruption on her head that she quite bald Iast
month she commenced using your Mint Specific and by
the use Of one bottle her head is with hair and
IS SOFT glossy and natural The eruption has entirely
disappeared, and she has promise Of fine growth Of
healthy hair My entire confidence in your Mint Specif
enables me to recommend all who need anv nre
aaton to strengthen the hair to prevent badness
well as to those who have already lost their hair In
either case IL Is invaluable. ~ An
Respectfully yours, ISAAC CTrsUrNc
Prepared only byJoHN Q. HILL Apothecary Worces
ter, Mass. For sale by all Druggists. diskwn n
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-09
New JERSEY Opposition State Convention

TRENTON, N. j., March 8.-The opposition
state convention was well attended. The res
olutions were strongly republican; against the
administration of Buchanan against slave
code in favor of tariff, and in favor of
homestead bill. Twenty eight delegates were
appointed to the Chicago convention, not in
structed. To a committee from the Germans
of Newark, this committee answered that they
were not in favor of the Massachusetts two
years amendment. The following are the SEN
torial delegates james j, Sherman, John F.
j. Blair, Theodore Little, Ephraim Marsh, F.
j. Frelinghusen, E. Y. Rogers.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-09

II. w. JOHNSON,
IL ouse L ainter and Gl azier,
e9 Union street, Worcester.
All orders promptly attended to. d3m mems
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-09

NEW YORK. March s. Cotton steady sales 1000
bales at III l4c for middling upands Flour shade
rner sales $500 bbls western; superne state $500 q
525; extra 545 q $50; round hoop Ohio Sc 65 super
western $500 q $50; extra western S545 9 565 South
ern. sales 42O0 bbs mixed to good $3.50 a Sis; fancy
and extra s625 1906 Canada sales $50 bbls extra s55
120.
q 23 white western l,60; do Canada, l,55 Corn firm
sales 2 900 bush, at II a Sic for white and yellow.
Beef steady and unchanged Pork heavy; sales 1900
bbls mess sl7s a 1925 for old; ss,25 for dew; prime
r. so Tor old l62 a I415 for new. Lard more steady
sales 500 bbs l03 "a Ac Whiskey steady at 24c Rice
dull and heavy Sugars more active and &c better 1900
hhds MuscovadO, 81 a 73c. Coffee firm; 4S0O bags Rio
on private terms 100 bags Maracabo at i3lc Moasses
unchanged 200 bbis New Orleans at 40 @ As; Al hhds
Porto Rice 33 a 40c; 200 hhds Muscovado, 27 q Csc.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-09

SPRING DRESS GOODS,
s [ L K s
to which invite the special attention of purchasers
FIFTY DOZEN
HOOP SKIRTS.
Just received, of the latest styles, comprising the
"PARISIAN BELLE,'
DOUBLE TRAIL, and
WOVEN EXTENSION,
which we are Selling
At a Great DIScOunt From Former Prices.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
W .
in IL, Ga lO, and Ia of the best manufacturers in
the country.
LINEN SH TINGS,
l0-4, la, aud l24,
PILLOW LINENS,
40, AZ, As, and 81 inches.
French and American Counterpanes,
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES,
HUCKABUGK TOWELS, & TOWELLING,
and in fact everything usually kept in this department
We have paid particular attention to this department.
this season, and offer extra inducements to pur-
chascrs.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-09
g T A n D A r d B % OK S ,
FOR SALE BY
e II w A RID M e L EN-, JR.,
$50 Main Street.

Irvings Works complete in 2l voumes in CLOTH half
calf, and full calf bindings.
Prescotts Works complete in 25 volumes; cloth and
half calf
Coopers Works in cloth and half calf 81 volumes Al
so, The edition of Cooper, illustrated by Darley
Marryatt's Works complete in Il volumes; in cloth
and half cloth.
Grote's History of Greece, II volumes
Humbodts Cosmos, volumes.
Motley's Dutch Republic, 8 volumes.
Hugh OIiers Works complete.
Gibbons Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
Agnes Strickland's Queens of England and Scotland
Smoetts Works. complete in Volumes.
Dean Swift's Works, complete in volumes.
Spectator, various editions
R. W. Emerson's Works complete, in cloth and half
calf.
Macaulay' Miscellanies, in volumes
Lingard's History of England.
Appleton's American CYcopedia volumes pub
lished will be completed in Is volumes.
Benton's Abrigement of Debates in Congress
Hamton's History of the Republic of the United
States.
Alison's History of Europe.
large stock of Standard Works constantly on hand
at lowest prices.
All and popular Books received as soon as pub
lished.
All Subscription Books, Magazines etc. supplied reg
ularly,
mch3 d&wtf
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-09
Street Fight in Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 8.-A tracas occurred
yesterday between Col. Lander of Mississip-
pi, superintendent OF the Overland Wagon
Road, and W. F. Magraw of Missouri, ex-su-
perintendent of the same road, The latter
drew pistol, when Lander, although unarm-
ed, attempted to close with him, but was pre-
vented by the interference of bystanders. No
damage.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-09
Sad Family Tragedy.

SYRACUSE, March 9-A man named Tinker
died this morning. He poisoned himself, hav-
ing previously killed his two young children
in the same way. Cause-estrangement of
his wife and intimacy with DIR. Searle under
the influence of free love principles. Much ex-
citement exists, and Seare has been locked up
in the penitentiary to protect him from the
fury of the citizens.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-09
Two Boys Killed on the Railroad.

BATAVIA, March 8.-The express train,
last night, struck three boys near Buffalo, kill.
ing one and fatally injuring another. The
two boys were from Boston, named Clements
and James. The third had one arm torn from
his body, and it was feared he would not live.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-09
Telepraphic Items.

ST. LOUIS, March 8.-The bill excluding
free negroes from the state, under penalty of
being slaves, passed the Senate yesterday,
having previously passed the House. The
same bill passed both houses last session, but
failed to receive the signature Of the governor.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-02
ICE, ! CE,i

EEp COOL Save will deliver lee In any
IN part Of the city at the rate Of Twenty
hse Cents per hundred pounds, nquan
Titles 70 suit "a TONERS FILLS will be sent In every
Saturday morning, All orders promptly attended 20
mayl2 sANNEkS KIRK
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-02

xHyy rRNEH Of Pearl and Third
O. streets. sioux City. lows.
l#}l|Ts3f- H)hsES and CARRIAGES to let
A-----AZ--ai al times. Al low rates flr cash
Il. ". rELllAAE1, Proprietor.
Sioux City, May II, 1860.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-02
DAXQTA CITY PQTTRRY.

Al kssk4. ~ tAiLkR 4 kCkHART, Of the Dakota
N4 City Pottery. tsks tins ptsssnt opportunity Of
tk11 VII e0atisus IN tbs bssiesss q ksvst0ors and
hsslss Iaessss~d thsir facilities are enabled 70 man
w6a6tuss = larger amount " stonsuase, and gf tAs
bsst qsslttS. kstusnjnN thanks ~ the liberia pat
soaa1s betSusd seon tbs old hsn, th~y respectfully
solicit continuance Of the ram. fur the new, and
they will sndsasor 10 retain u by prompt execution
of ,hrif orders " which they will carefully attend Al
~ tinos Give them call
Dasvta ~, Mt, Nov u is5s III
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-02

En- G2AT oS.-Te rot 'ced within the
past few days several "a miles on their way
to Dakota Te." tory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-02

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TEos. \ W Goo r.gG Cops.-That's
30, I'd no mis- axe: and a.c now On exhi.
D:t;on and r.. sac at the Old established
harss e. r.E ii. cSra, N Pearl street.
he stock o. good. n H.. cst-JI;shn,ent
is ~, ya..e4 ald sc=sol>.D'c, I'D are
be- "A at pe,ccs % reasonable rs 10
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