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The national Republican., 1862-01-23
Inn pOrtant from Mexico.

Nep York, Jan. ?2.-The steamer Columbia,
from Havana on 18th instant, has arrived here.
The Mexican news, to the 10th. is that COM
munios'ion with the interior 10 cut Of.
A regiment Of Spanish troops started, ON the
4th instant, on the Medsllin road, for a recon.
noissxnCe, but were driven back, after pro.
ceeding mile. by an unseen foe.
One correspondent says, Vera Cruz 10 sur
rounded inlsndward, almost besieged. No
vegetables or fuel reach the city. Many ar.
ticles Of primo necessity are sadly needed.
Many Of the Spanish troops are sick. Many
desertions have occurred. There are great
fears Of an attack on Vera Cruz. Several
Spanish septinels have been shot.
An American vessel, the Beautiful Star, had
arrived at Vera Cruz, with four thousand guns,
three hundred pounds Of powder, etc., for the
Mexican Republic; but these were seized by
the Spaniards, rs Was also q small lot Of arms
on board the brig Pueblo. Nine more we're
expected, and these would likewise be conns.
GATED.
The Euglish, French, and Spanish aags wavo
over the Castle Of San Juan d'Ullos; the fleets
Of these nations having arrived at Vera Cruz.
General Prim was at that city.
Considerable discomfort exists among the
French, In consequence Of the want of courtesy
on the part Of the English, who took the ad-
vanco of the allied expedition, but did not at
nrst hoist the three hags.
Three thousand mon were to make \ sortie,
to endeavor to clear the environs of the city.
and that tho market might be supplied with
fresh provisions.
Most Of the French troops have disembarked.
Wreck Of the Ship-of.Wer Conqaeror, &c
NsU York, Jan. 32.-Nassau dates to the 18th
instant have been received. The ship .ofwar
Conqueror has been wrecked, and will be a
total loss. The crew had reached Nassau; also
forty cannon.
The schooner Whirlwind, intended TO run the
blockade at Charleston, has been wrecked.
Tho American consul sold coal, brought 10
Nassau for the Federal vessels, which they
wore not allowed to take by the British author.
tiles.
The gunboat Water Witch had arrived at Ha.
vana from Ship Island.
No one was to blame in the collision between
the Do Soto and the French ship.of.war Milan.
The latter had the paddle box and one wheel
injured. These wore partly repaired at Ship
Island. She has since reached Havana. The
health of the troops is excellent.
The gunboat Dc Cuba is at Havana.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
From New Orleans.

MEETING OF THE FRENCH REsIDENTs-THEY
DESIRE TO LEAVE THE SOUTH.
Cairo, Jan. 2l.-A report has been received
from New Orleans that u large meeting Of the
French residents Of that city was held on the
10th instant, 10 devise some means Of leaving
the city and the South.
A committee was appointed to communicate
with the United States forces at Ship Island
upon the subject, TO obtain the assistance Of
the Federal Government
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
Central 0uari.hovss Casss.

Before Justice Wdlier.-M. O'Leary, drunk |;
nned S2.5s. A drunken woman, refused her
name, for drunkenness; fined Sl.5s. Joseph
Mein. drunk and disorderly; do. t5.04. John
Martin, do. do $3.50. Alshssi Hsgdon, drunk I;
do. 81. Angus Gross, do; dismissed. Adam
CLARK, drunk turned over to the military.
Mary Mahoney, keeping q disorderly house |;
hned 1894. Helen Mshoney and Alice Smith,
disorderly; fined $5.l5. George Walters,
drunk turned over.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23

An adjourned meeting Of this Association was
Association on Tuesday evening, and DR.. Du.
hamel was elected chairman, and Mr.. Coues
chosen secretary. A constitution was unani.
mously adopted, but the election Of permanent
officers Was postponed till another evening.
lecture committee was selected. and an arrange.
ment made for the reading Of paper on . day
next week to be fixed upon, Of which due notice
will be given.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
Germs, Bunisns, Oalositlss,

Germs, Banions, Calositles,
Chiblains, Frosted Feet, Bad Nails Enlarged joints
and al dssases Of the Feet cured without pain, by
DIR. WHITE, sua0los CHIRoPoDrsr,
l06 Pennsylvania Avepue, between * end 9th III.
Room No up stairs.
Once hour from IL N. 10 8 p. m.
- Oden TO call at private residences promptly
attended to. jan f6-lms
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
rhe Privee. LiSs Of Jeasfssn.

Rev. DR.. n. ". Piersen, President OF Cum
beriand College, at Princeton, Kentucky, leo
tured last evening toa respectable audienoe,
lecture consists Of "reminiscences OF the great
statssmxn Of Monticello, Affecting bic character
~ man In the private relations Of life-0f faots
which the historian BancrON acknowledges
have given him better insight into the Char:
In the numerous Biographies Of that distin.
guished man. The lecture 10 made up of OF.
tracts from volume upon the private life Of
jefferson, soon to be published, at New York,
We are able to notice only the concluding
portion Of the leoture, In which incidents con.
0erning children and servants are narrated
facts furnished BY Captain Edmund Bacon, now
Of Trieg county, Kentucky, seventy.sevsn
Monticello The Gall prior 10 the Inauguration Of
Jefferson rs President, and continued with him
for twenty years.
JEFFERSON Randolph used to bring his school.
boys to Monticello, Al the request Of its owner.
Hncss 4 sss S ssn s1S %.rs S.y; : W.
and others who became well known. Jefferson
was like = boy among thom, engaging In their
sports and allowing them unrestricted license.
On: nr boy: not s. iSvsd Anvil % Under s
and T. tremendous nght ensued between them
Snd the legitimate guests. Billy Rves vas
noted xs . peacemsker among the boys, but
he didn't try very hard 10 prevent that hght,
excusing himself BY saying that be was very
little boy and couldn't do much nghttng.. To
wards his servants he was particularly kind.
and could not endure the necessity OF whip
ping thom, no matter how much they deserved
It. He told the story Of his Jem's stealing
several hundred pounds OF nails, who, when
found out and approached by jefferson, who
had oOnnded immeasursbly In him, was m r.
tined and distressed beyond measure, and
evinced his repentance by becoming, with evi.
dent sincerity. quite religious. When asked
about Furnishing the man, Jefferson said An
sir, We can't punish him any more; he has
been punished enough already"
He mentioned the case Of trusty servant,
who had the sole care Of his mexthouse and
o.her interests, during long sbseBoss Of the pro-
prietor, who, 10 his will, gave the fxvorite his
freedom. He freed q number Of his slaves. and
would have freed all had hts circumstances per.
mitted. He did not like slavery, and frequent.
ly ut home expressed his dislike for II; and pre-.
dicted that We should have just the trouble that
!, now upon US. Hs was compelled TO pay
struggled on; but that loss and bis company
fually broke him. He spoke Of Jenerson's
daughter, and read beautiful tribute to her
from Mrs. John Adams, who had her In London.
Iefers sons wife died In 1882; he died In 1926; 90
he WAS forty -four years widower, having
promised \ dying wife, beseeching with the
four ou'spread fingers Of her hand, that her
four children should not have q step. mother.
instop, JEFFERSON, and Madison, had fallen, alas
to the Virginia OF Floyd and Wise, and urging
onward the good work of crushing out the re-
belien, that the Star -SpaDgled Banner nigh
wave
"O'er the land Of the free,
And the home Of the brave"
The national Republican., 1862-01-23

~ The Union Prayer Meeting will be
holden every day this week 10 the Lutheran Church,
(Rev. j. G. Butterfly at the corner Of Eleventh and
H streets, commencing at O'Clock p. m, and con.
tinued but one hour. Jan n
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
Sloalin NJ.

Mrs. Light, on Capitol Hill. an old offender,
WAS arrested yesterday afternoon. together
with her daughter, charged with stealing.
They had 4 preliminary examination before
Justice Ferguson, and were committed 10
answer to the charge.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
Miss Cheslney,

We are pleased 10 learn that the health Of
Miss Chestney, whose brilliant debut upon the
stage caused so much qualification and pride
among washingtonians, ls nearly restored, and
that she will not be much longer obliged TO de-.
cline the theatrical engagements which are
pressed upIn her acceptance,
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
Greek Fire.

Tho exhibition Of the new style of combusti.
bles, for army warfare, the Greek-hre bomb
shell, was Witnessed, last evening", from the
lawn south Of the White House, and was voted
suCoess.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
Future Days.
ny GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctlonssrs.
TRUSTEEy SAFE OF VERY VALUABLE RIAL
ESTATE ON fHE CORNER OF SRVENTH

TRUsTEEy SAFE OF VERY VALUABLE RxIL
ESTATE ON THE C0RNER OF SKVEN7H
By virtue Of decree Of the circuit court Of the
Distriot of Columbia, IN ohsnoery stlius passed in
two oauses In which /" 6tatham, Smithson 4 Co.,"
and Austia sherman, respectively are complainant
and John r. Callan end hers are defendants bear.
ing date the 1th day Of December. A, ID. 1881, the
undersigned will sel a public auction, TO the high
sst bidder, On TUESDAY the i4th day Of January,
4. D. 1851, st4 O'Clock m, upon the prcnises, Lot
No. In square No sss, Of the plsn Of the city Of
wssSinstCn, fronting ss feet II Inches on street
es:t % corner Of ans Seventh stsesss Or opposs @ sSs
General Post Omloo and Ia Of the very best buei
nese locations In the city OF washiugton The i'm
provemeuts consist Of three three story houses
street, ipcludipg the drug store At the corner Of
Heveptb and two story building Seventh street.
The properly Will be sold ct the rick of the default
Term, each, payable on the day Of sale: snd 1T
the terms sre not complied with Immediately, the
said trustees are authorized 10 reject the said bid,
and accept the next highest bidder, on his prompt
compliance with the terms.
AT oouvsyancilg at the cost Of the purchsser.
Y. INGLE, T,us,...
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
dec ia-3taw4w Auotioneefs
ASThe above sale 10 navoid abi y post-
poped on account ofthe weather until THURSDAY,
January %, came hour and place.
A. LLOYD,
Trustees.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
Jan i8-3taw&ds Auctioneefs.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23

CEALED PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED,
y until the 5th day Of \. brusry, 1852 for furnish.
ing FLOUR q to the Subsist nee Department Of the
United States army.
About twelve thousand a., ,ooo) barrels will bs 70
quired, Of high grade Of Extra Flour, TO be deliv
cred tn,WashingtOn at the Railroad Depot, or at
the Mills or Warehouse In Georgetown, some tme
between the 5th and 18th Of February, 1857. Each
barrel Of Flour to be insp eted jus. before II Is
celved.
The flour must be equal In quality TO the samples
TO be obtained at the Capitol Bakery At
ty, and the barrels 10 be head .liued.
The customary cath Of allegiance will be required
Of esch contractor
Bids to be directed 10 Major A. BECkWITH, C. 8.
U. b. A., and endorsed Proposals" ian Is
The national Republican., 1862-01-23

SWA Card.-The attention Of the public 10 re.
specfully invited to sale ofthat valuable property
situated at the coraer Of Seventh street west and
street north, known s' CsllanS Corner, which will
take place on (this) THURSDAY, the I'D instant
at o'clock, p. IN, In front of the premises. Itwoud
be superhuous to offer any comment relative to this
property ~ II Is we'll known 10 be the most valuable
business location now for sale In Washington city.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Ian 23-1 Auotioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
LOCAL NEWS.
NeAAvslsesssss,

usssiy % tAo1saaA sspiss Of ~ A0sss.
jIoaN sss eiresiatsa asaons Ne AoAtias popuia-
hoa svssy Aay, ,bssiAss tAslarss nunbsfssrvsd
to regular subsssibsp. ADVERTISERS wf1 take
aots sooordinGiy. 5s. M esaa
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
India Ru bbeR Goods.

Ind10 HU bier GOOds.
Rubber Baskets for Soldiers, Sl % each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, % 30
each.
India Rubber Coats, white and black, $3.50 each
India Rubber LegQns, d per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods-tncludinG Rubber
Boots and Shoes Rubber 6toppsrs for Bottles, Door
Mats, Undersheetibg for Beds In okness, &c. &o at
manufacturery' prices, at n. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3O6 Penpsylvapia avenue,
dec 19-tl Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
ONO RIVER STILL RISING.

Cincinnati, Jan. 2l.-The Ohio river has risen
seventeen inches since last evening, and 10
still rising ut the rate of an inch per hour.
There 10 now fifty two feet four inches In the
channel.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
Whitshurss, No. 4aA Penn. Avenue,

Whiteharst, No. A3A Penn. Avsnas,
L selling original cartes de visits photographs
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and 10 con.
sidered the best In existence. Bee our photo.
grabs In oil and water o6lors. Also portraits OF
10 called TO our full length ettertypes, for send.
Ing BY mail. dec Is
The national Republican., 1862-01-23

EURNIsIIED ROOMS TO RENT Very pleasant
Il FURNISHED ROOMS TO rent at No iaS
] street, above the War Department, With Of WIN
out beard. ian I7-!wT
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
D DITTENHOusE. FAINT. q CO.,

ID DITTENHOUsE, FAINT. 4 CO.,
n BANKERS,
352 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Issue DRAFTS on all parts Of the United States, In
sums to suit Ofhcers and Soldiers.
Also. Drafts on London, Ireland, Scotland, wales,
and ali portions OF the continent of. Europe.
Hlghest Price Paid In Gold for Unlted
Stat Treasury Notes Of the different Issues, and
Northern currency.
Exchange on the principal cities North, payable
In sSST q Sg!SFs6nG sold e ~ Pa.Shais,
No. 3b2 Pennsylyania avenue,
Near Browns Hotel
Gold and UnCarrent Money Purchased,
Specie, and United States Currency. Accounts
opened for dsgosit1rs.
No. 862 Pennsylvlna avenue,
Ian Tim. Near Browns Hotel
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
Missing.

man has been missing from the Rullman
House since Sunday evening, q. n. H. Meyer,
whose absence occasions suspicious Of foul
play, two suspicious characters having been
seen with him last.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23

I1ELND0LD'S EXTRACT OF BUUHUi
For Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel.
Dfopsy, ko., 10.
HELkBOLD'B Extract Of Buchu for Secret and
Delicate Disease
HELMBOLD's Extract Of Buchu for Nervous ana
Debilitated sufferers.
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Los Of
Memory, Los Of Power, Dimness Of Vision, Din,
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, and Universal
Lasstude Of the Husoular system.
HELhBOLD6 Extract Of Buohu for all dis.
tressng ailments Distractions, Irregularities Ex.
cess In married life, or early ndiscretons, 6o and
all diseases Of tho sexual organs, whether existing
have originated, and NO matter Of how long stand
GELMBOLD'B Extract Of Buohu h pleasant In
its tsste and odor, and immediate In action.
Price o. Per bottle, or sx bottles for %, delivered
Dspos. 10 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia.
dec IAN
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
NJ. L e L A ND'S
- Anti-Rheumatio Band
PERMANENTLY cuRBs
RHEUkAILSk, In u parioa, forms,
6OUT and NEURALGIA,
ST1STNEss and NER VOUS AFFxC77ONS,
LhPURI1Iks Of Ae BLOOD,
And ne 1v1 K6aa, If Mercury.

It's conveniently arranged BAnD or BELT, con.
tanning . msdicated compound,t to be worn around
the body, about the waist, EauALLI AFFECTING ALL
Parts, wherever " diseo@ may Be, and can be worn
UrlAosa tnjx,y to the mod dclicale person.
BY thi treatment, the medicinal properties CON m
uosate nature, and capable Of being readily ahsor.d
through I've pore! e he itin come into direa eonaa with
the BLOOD and general circulation, without hrst pass
ing through the process Of digestion. which would
tend not only TO detract from their curative powe!s,
but TO impair the internal organs and dersrge the
digestion aso-thus avoiding the irvurtou e6ecs, 70
often the result Of iernal remedies, and enectng
perfect cure, by purifying and eqlali,n9 ne circulation of
e ral fujds and rea0rIng ne pdrs affected 10 hSakky
condition.. This BAND 10 also woa powerful" ANTI.
MEIou.IAL AsEsT." and will 1sirsly ra'<us the sys
tenn from iu pernIsoxs efects.
Moderate cases are cured In few days. and we are
constantly receiving undolbed tostmopials-to which
we invite inspection at our ofoe-of their ecacy In
aggravated csses Of long aanlin0.
Price Two Dollars. Sent by mail upon receipt o
s2, or by express everywhere, with all necessary IN
aTtctioni, ffom the principal ofnoe Of
g. SMITH CO., Proprietors,
AL Broadway, New York.
N. B. pes1tptpe circulars ssnt free.
~ This Band will not interfere with the soldiers
duties nov lb-ly
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
MARRIED.,

In this city, on Wednesday, January %, 1862,
BY the Rev. B. Sunderland. D: D., Mr.. WILLIAM
d. PREsCorr to Miss MYRA E. KUGLAR.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23

Harper's Magazine and the Atlantic
Monthly,
For February, received by Shillipgton. Also Ii
Bon Ton, for February; all the Magazines, Newspa.
pers cheap publications, and In the sta
tonery line furnished at the very lowest prices
ShilliagtoaS bookstore, Odson Buildns corner I !.
street and Pennsylvanis avenue. Jan 2S-lt
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
Tha Indian Harh Qaetor.

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature OF their complaints or
lllness, without receiving any In.
formation from then.
No Chargs for Consultation or Advice
ouR MOTTO.
We use such Balms a have no strife
With Mature or the Lawn Of Life:
With Blood our hands We never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Fsther-whom all goodness Alls,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete
A dmpls Herb, Q simple Flower,
Cul'd from the dswy Lea-
These, these shall speak with touching power
Of change and health to thee.
HdshincoW Buadine, Penna Avenue, about fee minute,
todK from Brosuns Hotel.
No charge for Consultation. jsn1l-am
The national Republican., 1862-01-23

LNOR RENT.-A convenient and large OFFICE,
II with bed room attached, In . very pleasant and
desirable location. AddysN AZ,
Jan 3sN City Post Once.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
FRENCH DRUMS,
CLARIONETS AND FLUTES.

We have Just received, per steamer Araso, . large
gore) French Field Bugles, for Infantiy, Cavalry,
and Artillery: also, Martins Clanonets, sud SAKE
6Gsuterots Brass Instruments, large assortment
ment Of Violins, Guitars and Accordeons, which We
Offer for sale at the lowest important prices. These
in Paris, snd are wsrrsntsd to be Of most superior
quality.
,.,. Corner "a. svsaue and Eleventh street,
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
ID h IL S q N A l..

ID h IL S o N A l..
ISAAC BAGLEY, aged 10 years, left Fhiladel
inent as drummer. Any information Of him, scot
to his father, Richard Bagley, Company K, Tw.nty
Birney, Camp Graham, Washington, would be
thankfully received Jan N-8r
GENERAL BURNSIpE'S EXPEDdIioN
Clothing store, 40 that every one In want Of Cloth
ing, Tats and Caps can have free access to the
People "a Clothing Store No 400 Seventh street, op
posite Post once where all kinds Of Clothing can
Be bought at Northern prices.
jan l6-dim tStarl
The national Republican., 1862-01-23

~ This Band will not interfere with the soldiers
duties. nov lily
The national Republican., 1862-01-23

ID ers can be accommodated at No. lA4 Ninth
street, second door north Of the Patent once.
jan 2l-tf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-13
COMMERCIAL.
RDIk ISLAND MARKET.

kocE l.LtND, Feb lith, 1869,
Flour Spring double extra, IL sacks, S3,so
wholesale, and S4,aO At retail, II purchasers find
quotations
Wheat -baaOIc
Gufu--l9al9tc,
Oat.-lOil2u,
Rye-vcg hulr offered puee, nom u to
@oy, according 10 quaily.
BARLEY 3uajIy,
Beans -iJal 90 per hushri.
Fotltocs-sOi!yc per hushrl,
un,ous-lJts0o per hushcl,
Buttcr-Shpper' are paving from tn Sc, Nsp-
choice lots Tor retailing, wlll bring Zoe.
Eggs-Nonc otlcrcd--would bring lUil2!c dor
Pnnltry-lNr or dressed chickens, from 81 80
TO Al 10 per dnL,, according ~ size and quality.
Live turkeys IuabuC dressed turkeys, iajc per
b.
Bcct-Good beet cattle, 1--we weight, At the
butchers, command - i3aS2 per hundred tbs.
Pofk.-rhc ruling rates are SEQ to -, 40 p,r
hundred. Very heavy ,chocc hops,in large lot, are
quick at $40, and an extra lot might COM
mand tTlo over,
The butchers are paying ; to 2ic for live hogs,
aud 2!c for dressed. \ choice lot would bring q
little more,
llldcs--Grccu country, lie green sailed, Dc (;
dry saItrd, Sc dry flint, loci green calf, DC :
sheep pelts, ,1al Toe.
iiay-Pntr s3,0OaI 90 per ton, Timothy or
Hungarian Sj,00a6,O0 prrton.
Wuud-Oak $500 TO LOO \ cord,
Cua-Nccclrd coal is sold Al the Coal Valley
yard at cents per bu'hrl, and delivered nt9 cts
per bushc
From teams "a Market square, coal is usually
sold Al 'aioc per bus.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-13

The great trouble with sewing machines, thus
far has been that those which are good for any
thing, such Singers, Grover \ Bakers, or
Wheeler l. Wilson, ARE too expensive, whilst the
cheaper ones were made so imperfect that they
did not answer the purpose. Messrs. George +.
Collins < Co., of Chicago, bring now before the
American public EIllot's Improved ''Pear"
double threaded machine, which has all the per-
fectlons Of the higher priced machines, and only
costs $3O.--Grdnd Rapids (Mich.) Advertiser.
EHiot,s ssPearp' Se,sing Machin,. We can
truly say that 1t is, for the family, THE invention
of the age. How rapidly and pleasantly it works!
and what CONVENIENCE It must be WewOnder
If any family will be without them when they can
be obtained at so low price as $50. five had a
wife, farm and family, surely we should have
OF these machines, for they are Just the thing
for farmer s--or, for that matter, anybody's-
famiIy.-Boston Hcrah.
Chedp and Serricedbie.--We have, tor some
weeks past, had on trial one OF EliIot's lm2rov-
ed ''Pearl'' Sewing Machines. The price oft
being cheaper than that Of any other machine, we
were somewhat skeptical regarding It's reliability;
but after a thorough and critical trial, we will say
IT is every way worthy Of the high reputation SUB
tanned by it. Its cheapness instead of detracting
from its worth, makes il the more desirable in
these hard times Its stitch is perfect, and hen
the working of it is so simple that It's use is
easily learned. TO our family friends we fully
recommend 1t -- Christian Times.
Farmers Wires and Ddughtrs.-We refer 10
Ellot's "pearl' Sewing Machine, the simplicity
and usefulness of winch cannot be ovcr-estmated
1t has all the requisites OF good and serylcca bic
machine, and tue PRICE places It within the reach
tf all. To those of our readers who wish good
and, at the same time, cheap machine, we unhesi-
tatlngly recommend the one above mentioned
farmers Gazette.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-13
ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned is prepared to draw plans and
specifications, make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds Of buildings, in town Country
Having SO years experience in the business, he
Hatters himself that he can give general satsfac-
ton.
Jobbmg attended TO with dispatch-charges
moderate Residence on Broadway, nett door
to Thompson's foundry. Shop on Adams street,
near High School.
ESs~ Leave orders at Henry Housman's store,
Illinois street.
Jan, 18Th, VII, VIM. EkhEIi.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-13

FOR DRY GooDs, cloaks, cloths, nice dress
goods, bonnets, embroideries, millinery goods,
hosiery, gloves, etc, 20 to Block 4 Newbur-
gers, opposite the Rock Island Bank. Their
stock is very complete, and their prices rea-
sonabe. d W