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TTASPF h COMMISSIONERS

LA "a q a
IN SAUE-lilrsuant 10 3 Plu order Of sale, 10 ne
5ifed issued iron the Court Of oulmo1 Please oI
tuyahoga county, 0hioi on me lUtn esy os
Hunter is plainrir and James Ross A5tnsr ~ lsoss
and others are deirndants, snau, on the zith cay
january, 1851, al clock p. Ms expose Tor sale a.
nhii. at fha duor OF the Court House, ID the
City OF cleveland, IN said county the several pieces
and parces Of land, described AZ Follows % WI =
ISL 'sBang part Of lot 3, in the original allotment
Of The villae f UleVeland- in Duyahoga county IN
he STATE of Ohio bounded Is follows; hoglnulng a.
point on the west line % anA s-tsss ~ sa is ~
thirteen (l5l 1ods north o. the uortn me o. - Sia
street; thence westerly at right angles with banA
street TO the vest line Of said ot No - tenee nQrth-
ery and parallel with BANK street 1iyslA ~ 49,
thence eastsrly AT right angles with Bank sire 70
the west line thereof; thence southeriy on The vest
line bf Bank street sixty bl ieet % the place u
beginningn Appraised a. i5u0-
~ known as part Of lot No twenty y-seVeu M
Cleveland, Cuyshoga county hio, and being thirty
III rec fs) feet front the GoHtherlY side OF johnson
street. and nine 81 rods deep Of canal width anu
bounded follows; commencing on the vest ME Oi
land ned by Joel seranton Ngy -. lstsi IEnnl1s
thence s0uthsrly nine l9l rods tience westerly
aliel with johnson street thirty three D5l ieef5
thence nUrtharly to the southery line Of johnson
street nine rod thence sasierly along
ID. &Known as part Of ten acre lot ffty-sx (56 IN
Cleveland Cuyahosa county, Ohio, deedod By JoseIh
LYMAN to John B. Warilg, October I'd, lo3li and Do
bounded and deserlbaa az folloEs- 10 Wit beginning
street is Wideued and being the southwest eur
ner Of said LOT and the northeast corner OF ro cl
and Perry streets running thence Rnrtheriy along
this east line Of Perry street one hundred ana ofl
five Cl45) feet; thence easery line parallel u i'm
the north line Pros pect street seventy l teet anu
ten t75-iO) inches thence southerly on ine paiai-
farty-ye (f9l eet thence westerly along the north
line Of Prospect street IS feet and ten inches 70 the
James Ross By o. N. skeels and wife, recor'led IN
Eol S. oahosa Records. Pags On pP5Hissa al
p sS a o. Jones Pirs Atsy AF > SsstsT SS G5Sr.
D. tOvey, II. II. Little's ATTY. oeo-4 l,sssslg
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The Montgomery Co4fsdzaey says the
majority in the Alabama Convention in IA
vor Of cooperation win be from ten to
fflsen.
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nnR RrNFnTEs BY IN.

Iook over he list; make up q case 0f what dnd
vou choose and incose he amount In e1rrenl nose
or aamps by mail 70 our sddresa, q 90 broadEey
Nsv-York snd tie medicine VII b dulY retained by
piail or exprasa free Of charga
IcFNTs WAHTED-We desire AZ active, efloiaui
Arspt for he sale Of oHr Remedies II every town o.
oomununity 10 the United states- Address Dr.. HuH-
SE1Trs 4 o. No. So BEoznWtT HEU-KolL
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PRfOE

oaSs Of % visil complete n morocco and BooE1 8
Case Of 90 Viall and Book plalns. .--.-.--.--.-
Cas- Of Is numbered boxes, and BooEs ....-....-'
CaSs Of boxes numbered, and Book, .-...-.... I
Engia numbered boxes, WiA directions, = ca
angta lettered boxes With dlrectons % ca
Large case with 3 On VislA for planters and Ply
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PRIVATE Disc



Win ali bad effects arising thersir11ls inculns
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS RkOstHAlloA-
5o has succseiied in curing cases iu tbs city ao
81 whom had expended hundreds o. l9lis+l W.
Selfstylsd physicians, who lroiss5 % tr- =. ~
maladies with Success ana eitno-'s --'1'--a
~ 81 5SfilT does not boast that be is -ne1cf q
some College n London or farl1s 3
and who hold ont great e Y. II Z
siiTsd But. what Dr. GIBSON mlglt . Y =
fhas Mo reDose confidence in his ability l1 ln4-
rifT and thai be has pe1iectsa an Alle5l5-- y 49,
Of treatment which Challenges all r-. ---- -
dou or Paris. or any patent lnsiciIe % sl =. ~.
radicsl cure OF seminal weakness ana az q
isTanqsmenf8, both mental ana 7n5 -----A-
~ eT1iSdS 40 sisir1s f5r his new treatment ths
fo7iou-inr ADVANTAGES over all others yet ql5t-sl
eGd first the agents used are in 70 Iell-ll
IT---.uTv nor any other d1leterlou7 drug 1as4l
10 rsstrictiOus in liet or 1rslilell = - -
~ his treatment is positive e .lll es ~ 49, Il ls
He stauds prepared 70 60 into lll l4l-ls 1l ~ tl
bospifqi ii the United States and lelnoailale lEs
i1anlanFa Frnericrity Of Dis new lLeetl-e-- w.
other nov known 70 IIa word An poL1S r. l-ll-.l-
ness permansncy, mildnesss satisfy ana conQenianes
= ~ -, EfFs7ig il rrTlaneutIy located In clsgaiand
and hsS drrfnF te past zine months 1allIel many
irlrss cf Iisenses which bad lor years rallia4 ~
other moles Of treatment. hee-ele7 e41 = 4ls5- y
individuals Of he nr55 49,. = = ~ y
Boston, New York and lllel cl-lt1 Z. -5--- =
g-ill and integrity in all professional
DYspepsia, Rhuematisms eeroilla ana an CHROME
~ Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country On
Dr. GIBs0ii's Nev Work on Physiology for sal1
DR.. GIBSON
Pro3ssso- Of E7setroPathy aiid AsdieiHs,
~ once No. NJ Ontario street, up stairs, q tsV
f5is 1orrs lrunl 80 y and iIoll 2 % GO oelocE
/ tatiFs ltsAt1 * l.------
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SALE-PURsUANT

M A0l GIe y = a Il n ~ h8l ANT
iV TO tho command Of decretal order Of sale is
sued lrom the Court Of Common Ploas, Of Cuyahoqa
county Ohio, at the suit Of james T. Newman, plan-
tid against Susan +. smallsy, defendant, 20 me di
rectad shall ofor for sale, az public auction As the
door 0fthe U0art House. IN the oiy Of OleEelana in
said county on The 18th day Of January Isa AZ iuro
O'Clock p. H., the loiloWing descrIbed premise
namely, q lot of land situated In the township III
Brooklyn, nov Cleveland, Vest Slge,l beng No Il
in the thirtesnth l3thl range Of townships r. fhs
C0nnecfiCut We5tern Reserve IN the stats n Ohio
aRd which also IN the county Of yuyahoga, and Is
IN the city Of ClsFelund and i known a. pr Of sb-
lot No. three hundred and three (3l, ib Benedict Z
Roots allotment Of part Of original lots Nas ts and
~ and IS bounded as follows, namely. norfhsriY ~
sub-lot No. gIl. easterlT BY an a1lsg. ue5tlTI5 ~
Bfrcn street; and southeriy By q lfns frau1 frar1
the eastery line Of roe street and . iest southerly
from the northeast correr OF said sub Dot No. as
and parallel With the nQrth ilne q sid sub lot 1s
east6fy s. feel; thence AZ right gies with this line
south tFo % fees thence e19ierE aud at right an
ses ih the a8t line six l6) fees; thsnoe uoriherIy
a right dnga5 with thil last line two ~ iet thence
eagteFy at right angles with tlis last llhe and FaF
alel with me north line of sid sub of Ae SO aSaid
allag b the senae more el less, but subeet 10 an
legal Highways. Appraised Falus-kour Hundrsd
WILLIAM K SHERWlN.
L. Prentiss, Master Comm'r.
PITTS Atty. dec5 ls5Qs5l9
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AASPER8 -.

TN PURSUANCE OF A Deere
tai order issued from the Court Of Common
Is uiafntT and Pearson n. Bonham et- al deniena-
sufs II me directed I shall expose for sale at ne
door Of the Court House, in the City Of CigFeianq,
in said county, the 18th DAY Of anuaryi leel AZ
O'Clock p NJ, Of said day, the undivided iourtl p-It
81 the following described lands and tene1lent.s
Situate IN the township OF East Cleveland, Wilen =
also ia the county Of Cuyahoga. and state q onto
and s known as being the south end Of los NO ~
and is bounded as follows: beginning At stone ep
the south west corner Of said loti thence north 50
est on the old liEe 81 chains 45 links 70 the HQall-
eat corner Of said lot 70 stone; thence north ~
yTesf 8 chains to a stone. thence north So west
chains and 20 links on the north hanEOf the creeE
tbence south I6o west chains; thence north 3lrr
west chains; thence south 6 sest5 elali55 taeuce
north siz9 West ~ chhinsi thence so1.a -, 49,
5ebains 10 stone on the vest line Of said l0t thence
south 70 west chains 70 the place ot DeslnIlln4
containing In all 10Y acres, more q ls P5ais4
at S750. m fAOk 91A -
y ~ Rfngham Masfar Comm isfaO Onei.
=. v. r7siff- aef1v iiefs-3I3s
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Last Niqhts,s Report.


Last NiRhts's Report.
ALABAMA FOR SECESSION.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
TERRITORIAL DEBATE
SPEECH OF BENJAMIN OF LOUISIANA
Great Fire in Milwaukee.
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
RESOLUTIONS OF ENQUIRY.
GENERAL SCOTT NOT APPOINTED.
simon Cameron appointed secrstary Of the
Treasury By LineOln.
I.
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MAsTER COMMIssIONER.Is

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
ItH EALE-Pursuant to tho command Of Ptu
F-5l.s----l ala GniIrf of Common Pleas
for CuyahuRa county, Ohio, upon the sLn Gay OF De-
cember, 1900 in an action therein penius N1efeln
Ezra Chappsu 3 piaintin, and Henry L. " nit9la1s
snsHn Whitman John T. sWtpns M. r. Keith John
Coon and the Michig.n lnsurance yon panys are us-
f.ndants shall, on the 21th day Of January, leut AZ
said county expose for sale at public auellons tAe
following described iands and teneInentss % VIZ
her seven % ia the thirteenth range Oi 70 ~
the Conaeetieuf " estern leserFe, N the state q
ohio and which, Is also in the cqqntF oI Igy ansef
aud Is Eucwn by being city lots NOS " nnltlI ~
aud ave f1i5l tVfn nendred and six te5s lour nun
drai and sixty ffdah seven ty-hVa ~ J. ana setutl
seven - iu Barber Lords subdivision IN Oll1o
Civ now Cleveland le the SAME more or less bu
su1iecs a. all legal highWays-
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7TASTER COMMISSIONERS

INl 5ALE.-Pursuantt 70 an ord rof sale issued 70
ne from the Court Of Common Pleas 1or Uulahoga
county Ohio In an action therein pending wherein
Thomas UalloW is plaintiff, and John herd11ai Ma
~ Herdman, " lillian Stacy and eynthla -. stacy
are DEFENDANTS SHALL on the 25th day Of January
1851 at two o'clock p M = at the door Of the Court
House, IN SAID county, exposq for sale el puDc sue
tion the following describe ed anda and tenemeHtss
90 wit:
'siturS in the City Of Cleveland county Or yuya-
eighty-uine (s9), 10 3 g. stones vision q pt
q oforiginaI lot MY (iol, Hrookyn toNnahll oe the
same more or less. but uhect 70 AZ leal ~ nNaTa.
Appraised value t2au. = Il 1AA.tNA1y
Al Tonas Esu.. Master Eouam'r
- TsrfaT1 ff7w dae1f IeTI-EIQ-
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eS- sanf5rds Liver lnTigorafor and oathartie
CHGRCHILI.E BRO, Drugg.sis.
Ri0 g. " cor. Pub. squar1 and Onlar'o e.
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REVOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
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n On the 27th day Of November, is63, the Probate
U1art OF Cuyahoga county Uhio declared The estate
Of Slas A. Hathaway, daeea8ed 10 be probably insol
vent Creditors are therefore required 70 present
their claims against said estate 70 the undersigned
Tor allowance within six months from the time
above mentioned or they Wall not Be entitled 70 pay
nent BENJA MIN LAMSON,
dsr3f si7 Admir- Of said estair.
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nANK NnTR LIsT.

CORRECTED BI c. 4. Rad CO., BANKERS.
MAINE. ,BkIa. Michigan City
n c,T,-o,,F p.'-i-a |gfat. gfocl- Rftr ~ In
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STATE OF OHIO In me 6SgaSoss S3ais g coaRsg. ''
Mary L. Dringl
Oliver DTing. J
THE DEFENDANT, OILY = X
lDRtNG, will take notice that on the SD Gay q
November A. 1360, said Mary L. Dri.s litl l ~
petition ID said Court AGAINST aim praying 5leL -
narriage contract now tDsisting between .Dent y
dissolved; alleging as caus8 rheretor that e nss
Willfully absent from plaintiff for more th1n tli
years prior TO the in Of said petition also uIaaA
snpes5 and gross neglect OF duty lur three years
She also asks that she be restored 70 hsf 4iAle9l
name Of Mary LouiHa Camp pbeli- Lhs daienlals Y
rquired q appear aud answer within SIX weeks A'el
tnS Hiss GAGE EBRUCE,
1a.91.o9o Pif,s Att,ys
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eENERAL 90 NoT AFFOINTED.
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= n Tnfhs Court o. C0mm6n Pleszs
" Cuyahoga County.
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MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
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TBRRTFORElL DEBATE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13
A. p. 4 ID. KELLY,

DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
i Shippers Of Live Stock, 81 Brady street..
ian 10-dbv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13
THE MAsON.sLIDEI.L CASE.

Il seems from information brought by
the steamer Africa that the Mason oi-
dell case was decided upon IN the bFa-
ish Courts even before the news oil then
can,ure had arrived at that place, aud
for aueht VIC know, before Capt. Wilkes
f.ll in with the vessel which VAS bear
ing them away upon their mission o.
treason.
As stated in an extract published ~
our Yesterday. issue, II is known that a
Government vessel, the James Adser,
was sent ont to cruise after tic vessel
which might bo carrying the traitors,
Nery soon after the news OF their de-
parture reached Washington. 1t beng
probaJle that the vessel undertaking the
carriage might be Of the English navy,
il was deemed proper By the English
government to bring the question OF
the right OF an American vessel to search
an English vessel under Such c'isu''-
stances, before the Crown. 1t was then
and there that tue matter was viewed
in all its bearings, and resulted IN Ind
ing that according to the intcrpTeta-
tim Of the law as laid down IN former
decisions, the relations oil britain TO the
American bcligcrents are perhaps such
that there might have been fair legal
grounds for the American cruiser setzlne
the mail steamer as a prize even IN Bat
ish waters, If it could have been shown
that she knowingly harhored the persons
and property Of enemies Of the UNITED
States, in the shape of the delegate
and their dispatches"
The conclusion arrived at is, an ornl
n ntly sensible one, and we believe nov
AZ heretofore that the British govern
ment without hesitation will show II
desire to contest the question, or max
anv effort to recover the persons OF thos
messengers Of treason.
1t is barely possible that the infoTma
ton upon which these remarks are base
is incorrect, but at all events there seem
to be much reason in it. 1t IS very hike
/, that the mission of the Adgor woul
call forth inquiry upon the subject OF he
right to overhaul the commissioner
and it strikes US very forcibly that III
news is correct. AT all events We hop
it is.
The circumstance Of giving a decisio
in the case in advance Of the act calm
for the decision is somewhat rcmarkabl
Those who looked for Interference
the matter have looked in vain. III
good old law OF common sense AL
oven justice has Prevailed in this j
stance. at least and Ma-ors Naena az
course OF events.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13

The third Stone Fleet carries upwards
OF SIX thousand tons Of stone, which will
be sunk in the channel between Morris
and Sullivan Islands, in Charleston Har.
Dor, aud in the Stony Breach and other
lnlets running into the harbor. Twenty
vessels, ships and barks will be sunk in
that harbor, which will 90 far to dispeI
the dreams of the South Carolina poll
ticians OF grand independent Confede
racy, based upon military power, OF
which Charleston is to be the CONNER
cial capital.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13

HE CHICAGO TIMEs.-This yalnable
paper comes to us in bran new suit
from top to toe, and in appearance is
second to none in the country. In abil.
ity and enterprise it stands in the fore.
most ranks Of newspaperdom. Nav it,
vide felt influence and marked prospect.
81 continue.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13

ALTON VOTES Sl,OoO.-The City
Council of Alton have voted $1,000 to
be paid out Of the city treasury to de-
fray the expenses of committee sent to
Washington to urge upon Con gress the
claims of that place for the location Of
the National Armory.
The Green Bay (Wis.) Advocate is
out in favor of laca,ing the Armory at
that point.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13

zen. LANDER RECEIVERS very slowly; the
wound does not heal. 1t was probed
again lew days ago, and it 10 hoped
the result will prove favorable. He has
mad the assidnous attention of his de
voted sister, Miss Lander, the sculptures,
during his whole sickness.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13

IF the old proverb that there is al.
ways deep calm just before a stormb be
true OF the political as well as the ma.
tural elements, the country mus. be on
the eve of tremendous battle between
the forces of the government and the
rebels. Surely the country is becalmed
to all outward appearance as far as war.
like enactments are concerned. The
two immense armies seem only to he
waiting some order from headquarters
to commence the fight in earnest. The
sooner it comes the better.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13

Thus a surplus is SD own of about
ls4,000,000, lbs for Eastern and foreign
consumption. This, it is known, prov
ed more than sufficient; for, notwith-
standing the demand created by the
army, there is surplus in the Nor,h,a
this time, from last years products, OF
2o,ooo,ooO lbs. The crop of ls6O,we
fluid, was distributed about as follows:
.-o"'u - ..IoS - Syl
The East and Foreign countries. .l64,3s6 400
surplus on hand...... 20 900, 900
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13

Lost,
A LARaE BRASS DOOR KEY, ON FOURTH
"A street lbstween Main and Brady. Ths fni.-
can leave it 1T this once. 1daa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13
LOUIS A. MACKLOT,
BANKER g. DEALER IN EXCHANGE,
Davenport, Iowa.

Il. ID. CONGDON,
4 TTORSEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
n and Notary Public. Office, North west
orncr OF Brady and second strepts, upstairs
ntrance on Brady street. July 26-du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13

J. q. SHORkI,
T OG PUMP MAKER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
IL Post Office, Davenport, Iowa.
mv2 d. wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13

The participation OF Parson Brow ow
in bridge burning, aud in the contests
between the Union men and the rebels
Of East Tennessee, is rather doubtful, as
the Richmond Dispatch OF the "a con
tains the following card which he re-
Gently publish
II have never, at any time, left Knc X
vile or elsewhere with any guns, nor
have had any guns to furnish to others
| left Knoxville, three weeks ago, on
horseback, TO try and collect some ices
due me for advertising in the adjoining
counties OF Blount and Sewer, and stated
to different persons where was going
and what my business was.
"As it regards the bridge burning, !
have no knowledge Of the guilty par
ties, and ! never had any intimaton
from any quarter of any such purpose,
until heard the next day that the out
rage had been perpetrated. condemn
the burning most unqualfedly, as an
lll-advlsed measure ,and | am not SYM
pathizer in any such movement. And,
had knowledge Of any such purpose
come to me, would have telt bound in
honor and all good conscience to have
made the fact known to the chief off.
Gers of the railroads.
81 voluntarily signed communica-
ton to Gen. Zollicotfer, weeks ago, to-
gether with fifteen or twenty other gen
tlemen, pledging ourselves to promote
peace, and to urge Union men not 70 re-
bel, to take up arms, or to commit any
ontrages whatever. That document was
published in all the Tennessee papers.
l signed it in good faith, and l have
kept that faith.
WIN. g. BRowNLow."
The above corroborates the statement
made to us several days since by Mr..
Small6eld, who had just come through
Tennessee. He said hat Parson b. own.
low was in Knoxville, and had not been
away or engaged in any battle, as re.
ported by telegraph.
What the Parson means by condemn.
ing the acts of men opposed to the re.
bellion is mystery. Has he sue.
cumbed to the rebels, or has he only
been talking bumcombe all the while /!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13
CARDS..

J. W. IL. BAKER, nj. d.,
physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i Post Office building. Residence on Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry streets, Daven-
port, Iowa. Aovl9 d&wf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13

OOHN ZGMM Y u MINING
mkNrsnDIANOA AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
turer, one door west Of corner
~ = S'6th and LeClaire streets, Davenport,
.owa. All instruments Of my own mako warranted
and kept in order. without charge, five yars.
n. D.-Repairinga and tuning done 1T ell tins,
and in the best manner.
DAVENPORT, April 13. 1860. IHpl18-d1~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13

q. 900
WATCH SPRING Hoop SKIRTS
Latest styles
A FULL ONE-THIRD LESS, IN PRICE,
IA than ever before sold in this market. We
have large stock, and bought them in the
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR CASH,
and We will sell them cheaper than any other es-
Enlistment possibly can and for sale to the trade
in quantities at Now York jobbing prices at
WHISPERS.
ocl9-dtf
SPECIAL NOTICE..
Furniture at Wholesale u Retail.
GOULD
Second st., corner Of Perry,
rs NOW ARMED AND EQUIPPED WITH A
L large Factory for the manufacture of all kinds
Of Furniture. Hereafter he win sell Furniture
of his own make that for taste, workmanship and
durability cannot be excelled.
FACTORY, ON THE RIVER ROAD, JUST
ABOVE RENWICK'S SAW MILL.
WAREROOMs ON 2D STREET. CDR.
NER PERRY
All kinds Of Turning and Saving done with
neatness and dispatch.
Bear in mind also, that in connection with
Furniture, Gould has constantly on hand an i'm
mense stock
CARPETS AND Oil CLOTHS!
Velvet, Brussels, 8 ply and 2 ply Ingram Carpet
Of the latest patterns, Crumb Cloths,
Window Fixtures and Shades,
Green and Buff Hollands,
Damasks, Table Oil
Cloths; also
Hair, Spring, Moss 4 Husk Mattresses,
With lots Of other things toe numerous to men
ton. Uphostering and repairing done promptly.
DANIEL GOULD,
iy22l Corner Perry and Second streets.
THOMAS POWELL'S,
DRUG 4 FAMILY MEDICINE STORE
-LATR-
JACOR TsS.
4O.. BRADY STREET,. 10
HAVING ADOPTED THE CASH SYSTEM
II Of buying and selling goode, am prepared
to Offer at very Low PRICES, to which respectful.
ly aall attention of the public. In addition to my
we'll selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods, ETC.,
would solicit your attention to new arrival
goods by express
BAZIN'S AMANDlNE,
FARINA COLOGNE, (BEsr BRAxDs,)
LUBiN's EXTRACT (Sxw rsRFuxERY,)
BENZINE,
Toilet Soaps, American, French and English
with tall assortm ent Of T11T2, HAIR, CLcTg, HAT
AND NAIL BRUSHES.
Also q few cases
DARK UT Ags . EKANDYs
PALE HENNEsEY BRANDY,
WEBSTER MA DERIA.
PGRT WINE,
PALE SHERRY,
poses.
-AVooso HAvAnA 0i90rO
Choice Brands, direct from the importer.
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