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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

The reciprocity treaty with Canada is
agrea. institution. Suppose, for instance
q Canadian iron founder visits the Unit.
cd States, aud selects one Of the mos,
saleable stoves in market Taking tais
home, he pays thirty per cent. duty as
be crosses the line. The stove is hand
ed over to the workmen, who, in few
days, produce hnndted or thousand
iac-imIles, using the o'igional as a pat
tern. Labor ard materials being cheap
or in Canada than with MS, ard there
being duty on stoves coming from Can
ada TO the United States, he sends his
hundred thousand fsc.smiies to our mar
kct and undcrseils our merchants, at .
good profit to himself.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

THE u MON men of Scott county are
working in earnest to periec. Al organi-
cation esmoines Register.
That means the Democrats, of course.
They are organizing, and ere another
year rolIsround will hurl the corrupt all
clifton government OF this State from
oil positions of honor or trust at present
10 their hands.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

A special to the Herald says: "The
onus OF tie responsibility for tic publ
cation and circulation Of the pamphlet
pnrPotting to be the evidence ia iull il
the Fitz John Porter case, is said to be
laid It the door Of either Gen. Pope or
Gen. Roberts"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
SO we Chicogo Times.

WE are ssli, fled from the news which
comes from the West that the danger
OF general Indian invasion in The
Spring is imminent. The opinion is
prevalent that the border settlements
arc ioad.quately protected. 1t would
seem tbat the troops now in border ser.
vice are not sufficiently numerous. The
Government is not awake, as il ought to
be, to the threatened invasion and in
all probability, nothing OF an effective
character will be accomplished unlil the
horrible bntcberies in Minnesota viii lie
te-enacted. Ii the savage coalition IN
the North west is rs formidable as the
pioneers OF the new settlements repre-.
sent II, there is no use 10 blink the fact
HAT Western Iowa will be embraced in
The invasion.- Desmoines Re, lister.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

Democracy Of Scott county nave
.,..,sa 10 hold . grand mass meeting
!. saturday next, February sis'' the
h;,,hd.y Of Americas idol = George
washington. The objects OF THIS "ee' :.
INC are manifold. In the first place 7"
!. hirh time the Democracy "ssc"p,'u
,oo.tber and talked up organ'zat'oh' ''''
The par,y may be preparedto enter ''e
next canvass strong in sp'rit ana WI"
confidence Of achieving glorious w
,orv We wish to zee large Turn o"'
on this occasion. Eminent speaker
from abroad have been 'n'''ea -
dress the assembly, and everything .oo~
favorable for having big time. fa'h'
e,s. you are the men who are the mos
,erested in this movement. we 'oo'
Tor your presence on the 2lst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

The U. s. Senate Chaplain recently
prayed TO God against "ths foolish glib
bsrish ofpsacs y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

TnE United States Internal Revenue
Law has been declared demonstrations
BY Judge Barnard, Of the New York
SapEems Conf. ,.s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

State are reques tod To that the necessary steps
are tax N in their respective counties TO insure
their full representation at the State Convention
ny order OF the Democratic State Cen. ral Com
ml:tee.
j. NJ. ELLW00D, Chairman.
j. q. TuRE, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

TaE PsENsYLvAsiA CoKscRIPrs.-A
correspondent OF the N. Y. Tribune as
serts that the Pennsylvanis drafted men
did not do their duty in the late fight
near the Blackwater,-many Of them
ssying, "Y0a can make us conscripts,
bat you can't make us fight"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

Comprising full and impartial account q! the
Origin and Progress Of the Rebellion, the various
Naval ard Military engagements, and he tie.oio
deeds performed by Armies and Individuals, and
Touching Scenes in the Field, Camp, Hospita
and Cabin
BY JOHN 8. c. ABBOTT.
Author of the "Mothera Home" Life Of Ma
poleon," History of the French Revolution"
etc.
Illustrated with Diagrams and numerous Steel
Engrayings Of Battle Scenes, and Portraits Of
Distinguished Men by the best Artists in Ameri-
ca. II will be issued in two Royal Octave Vol
umes of over 45o pages each. A good sgen,
wanted to sell this History in oath county Of the
State Ct ..l.nois. Apply to Or address
CLARKE Il co
Indianapolis. Ind, or Springfield, III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

Isn War Department has decided
= o11 6bseoo toths army rstions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

A Wrestling match took place at the
Hudson House, Jersey City, on Sstur-
day Afternoons, between /. -. Bunnell,of
CAerango county, n Y and 1t. Anes>
worth, Of Hartford, Conn, for 500 on a
side. The terms OF tho match were
eol ar and elbow hold, best in three,
ne to be called every fifteen minutes,
allowing five minutes fos rcst, and one
hour 10 intervene between each fall.
I,unnell won the fret fall, upon which
II i said that lie had $500 bet,) after
ak uliiuie,' contes. On tie second
tral, after time had been called, aud the
contestants had taken hold, Bunnell let
90 with ore hand, and WAS in the at
81 han m Ii cap to man near by,
when Mr.. Anesworth Immediately
Improved the opportunity AID threw
hun. 81 u" q exclaimed hy me Of
the spectators, OF whom there were
abeu, 200 present. Consilerabe discus
sion followed, when it Was finally set
ted by Banned giving in that i was I
lair fall. Previous TO tins It Ia oaid, the
ludgos declared off all ontside bets, and
mon TIE settlement Of the second fall
declared them on again, which, 1t i,
claimed in sporting circles, they had ut
right to do. The third fall resulted j,
favor Of Aineswcrth, who, Of course,w ol
the main bet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
Fill UP THE OLD REGlAEc rs,

CLINTON HOUSE.
CORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ sassts, Iews City loss ]. TasssslL, n,
paaseo oG1l-du.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
CARD.

n CAhU.
yIyUE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
i entire stock Of Boots and Shoes 10 VIM. O.
Harruh, begs leave to return his thanks 10 his
f,jeods for the liberal patronage with w5ca they
have favored him, and hopes they will continue
the ss mo 70 his successor in business, whom he
confidently assures them they will 6nd worthy.
J. Q. TODD.
September 18th, 1851
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
i the stock Ut Boots a1d Shoes from J. G Todd.
would respectfully solicit cont usnce IL the
pnbic patronage, I'D assures his friends that he
rad and willing TO sell goods 1t the lowest cash
peise ct his new store on Second street, Opposite
hs ~ claire Reass.
WA. G. HARRAH.
0splsnbs llth, 1853. ssvS-dti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
TA LETT.

TO LET.
OFFICES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
~ Post ofLSe and Le0iairs Blocks, The Le-
Claire Makot House, suitable for storage of grain
heavy msrch andise. Apply 10
GEO. L. DAVENPORT. or
JOHN l. COFFIN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

80 FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE.
Z KEEPING Any party having small
amount of plain Household Furniture sufficient
for man ana wife,. which they would lise to hire
out for a few months And have well taken care OF,
will pleas. address FURNITURE,
dee 27.tf Box 39t p o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

II wishing to purchase good Machine are in.
vited TO examine this before IurcE asing else
where. Warranted one year, With proper usage.
PglcE. $aO.-EIKMAga SIS, BAsrER q EXTRA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
for. Rent.
For safe.

q noN BUSRELS OATS IN STORE IN
C.UUU wa ehorse occupe ed By h. NJ. Pretty
n.aa Bazaar Block, Davenport. Enquire Of r. II.
Prettymsn. W. u. Nv MAN.
ian l6 ,i3t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
EASTER AND BINDER,
EVERY LADY OR GENTLEMAN
WISHING TO SAVE LABOR
Will not do without this Attachment
the vABRIC CAN b SEWN
lNlese TIME AND MORE PERFECT

Than the gCo3s can be bastod by hand.
No person or machine has right to use said
Wagene.'s Baster ana Binder on any mschine,cx-
cent said Wagcuc,'s Machine. unless bought Of
said WAGNER or his legal agents.
Price ii Baster and Binder - Sent to any id
dress on receipt Of the money, ready 70 attach to
any machine.
Please state the Kind Of machine yoa wish to
attach it to.
Drafts, with orders for Machines, may be for
warded by Express.
Persops tsup ht how TO use Sc wing Machines
'T' J. A. WAGNER,
Island City Hotel,
jan30-d&wn Rock Island III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

The Empress, says Paris letter, -
soon to give a grand masked ball ut toe
Tnileries, and tho fsshionabie circles o.
Paris are hugely agitated BY the multi
farous and important questions growing
ont Of tho event. The main intrigue Of
Paris just nov is devoted to getting in
vitations to this wonderful ball, the
greatest affair Of the winter; but the
favored fair ones are pnzz ing their
brains still more seriously in the effort.
to devise extraordinary and yet appro-
pirate costumes. One Princess Of tho Aus
TIA honse, who IL reported to he great
favo,itc with the Empru', has decided
according to the current report OF the
salons appearing on this occasion
at the place in garb that will make al
the bystauders stare and wonder. The
talk is that the lady intendsto acl the part
Of "sitly ape" and thus rescue from
contempt, ut least during this season,
The despised family Of inferior animals
which 50 closely resemble the human
,acp. and which the aforesaid Princess 10
eproached with resembling too cloaely.
A new feature OF the ball is the an.
aonncement Of a regulation that all the
neisons who sttcnd mnst present 70 Tue
| Chamberlain a carte de oisite, represent
ny The honored guest in the costume
worn for the evening. Every likeness
!, lhas received viii be inherited IN 9 pho
loetaphio album for the boudoir 81 The
Empress. The fashion thus set OF de-
nsnG,ng cartes Dc eisife from ones
guests Is already becoming general.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
BOOK Printing

TNALL IFS VARIETIES DONE ON SHORT
i notice and in the most elegant style, ut tie
EkMOCRiT AND NEWS OFFICE,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

Griggs' Block, corner Perry and Third streets
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
TO THE PUBLIC.
Posr Oryrur, WAsx,Noro.

Posr OyyIcE, WAsnINoToS, Juus, isee:
Postage on Letters IRON JULY lsk 80. 1.-Dy the
sct "to amend the laws relating TO the Post Once
Department" approved March y, lses, on % and
serving il the Army and NAVY, aAd Mafines, when
mot prepaid, n indorsed q soldier's or .aiicr's
Letter BY star Or neld. onieet, q ehsplain q ?
chnpisin OF surgeon On, bssid, Or BY tht0hlCef ID
command Of the marine detachment, VIII. b for!
Warced at the prepaid rates Of three cents, 10 bo
collected at tas ofhce Of delivery When not thus
certified they will be charged with double rates OF
postage as will also letters from ctizens not pre-
paid Only ynon.commissioned officers and privates
are embraced In this provision Of the law. Com
misaloned ottoerRwill therefore bear IN mind that
their letters, when unpaid, will be' charged vita
double postage, the same a. ctizen's letters Post
age on single letters will be three cents throughout
the United States, when prepaid with htsmps.
The Pacific rate Of ten cents 10 abolished.
Local or Drop Letters not exceeding half an
ounce In weight must be prepaid by stamps at two
CENTS and tive cents for each half ounce
or fractioa thereof additional weight
The Registry Fec will be twenty cents.
js2s-sobt g. J. BOWEN, PostmAstsr.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07


CoLUnsIAH CoLLsal HosrIrAL.-This hos
pitsi, where the anaiy srsafy Of our Independence
was so appropriately ee,ssfstsd, has for . long
time been under the charge Of Thomas, r. Crosby,
NJ d of New Hampshirs. The subordinate ofieers
and the nurses ere mostly from the New England
states. Tho universal Testimony Of the soldiers,
who are there ss'pssiehs, and Of visitors, show
: that II IL a 4" model" hospital.
Its rules srs strict batths soldiers ars nsverths-
Mess, treated like men and pairtois everything be-
lang done for their comfort. Among the interesting
festurss In this hospital are weekly sabbath
evening eonfersnoe and singing msrttnE, which are
largely sttsndsd, also, weekly soldiers concert,
thst meets Thprsdsy evening fnthis way those
conn setsd with tho hospital are enabled 70 while
away maAy Hours very pleasantly, Thsse sxer-
ci,es have been sondnStsd fos long time BY gen.
tlemsn and Iady woll known In this vicinity for
their lAbors in behalf Of the soldiers. DR.. Crosby
and his brother ofheers have always encouraged
these efforts In their hospital.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
NOTICE TO WATER-TAKERS.
WINES, ETC.

u OMAINE'S CRIMEAN BIrTERS.
III ain HoC vINCES." .. .Ia.T
ile perfection OF chemical and medical art -haa
been attained in the materials and their unique
oombina alton In these Bitters, AL oher bittrrs
are followed by stupeiying reaction IN the ratio
that they exhiIarate. HENCE, With thousahds =
prejudice against the Of tiny has been created.
With the Crimean there 10 no such unpleasant ef.
feet, which 10 owing 10 the very large smount Of
Peruvian bark embodied in them. They iuetintly
correct nausea, cure quickly sick And nvfyous
headache, and for indigt ston, mental ard physical
prostration no other medicinal COMPOUND hu equal
them. These are the icsults oi montns oi trial IN
United states hospitals and private use. For SAFE
W. Chiffon CO,
Marble Store, No. - Walker street.
FREDERIC s. CoZLENS,
sole Agent, Penn. avenue,
Je3S near Fourteenth street,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
CITY NOTICES.
MAYORS OFFICE, JULY ., lsG9

MAYORS OFFICE, July I, leG3.
tKoPosALs will be received At the Mayors o.
dee until MONDAY, the 18th day OF July for the
10 the circle. The grsveling to be nine inchee In
the centre, tapering down to four inehes at the
quit. line. The gravel to lie OF good quality,
fAked clean Of stones Of improper sire, anu well
rolled with heavy roller.
Proposals will state tie price Tor grading per
cubic yard, and per square yard for sraNelltIg.
The bids VIII be opened At u O'Clock n. cu the
18th July, 1859.
No part ofthe appropriation win he paid cE-
eept upon the certificate OF the Commissioners
+. R. D0RSErT
Commissioner First Wari
SAMUEL I. WROE,
GEORGE LOWRY,
ivT-eoSt Assistant Com misstonsrs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

A WoRD OF ADvIcs.-Those who have bssn
iootorinS for weeks and months without Obtaining
relief should consult DR.. Fishblaft whoss once 10
81 No. Aai strsst, corner Of Eighth strss ard b
esdieally eured. Twenty Ave years sxpsrtsnse bas
established Dr.. FishblattS reputation ~ physi-
siAn. Rsosnt sAssscurcd In fey days: Chafgss
aodsraA~. DR. 1IBHDLATT, I..'
No. al Z street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the CensrAl Post ono.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

DR. LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
4alldins, corner Psnnsylysnia avenue aad seveath
ssrset. Having gpsa astissd n the ssuth )neGiy m
hse1on 10 sny Mat AsY sAll - ..---7l'-----
Hsss. csIosoiOsH sAaiaisssrsa vhsa d;sirsd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
DENTISTRY.

m Ew" INVENTION
1xkr1ylclAL cLxoPLAsrIc BONE TEETH,
b Without metal plate Or s!aspstN 's
DR.. o. b. E6N 0ND,
90 Broadway, New York, and 100 Psn.. avenue,
vi betwsSi Twelfth ard Ihirtssnth sts.x
- wAsnMof0H, p: @,
Calls the attention Of the public TO the foasowtnoI
.. advantages Of his improysA syatsni
lst The teeth Of his ma1ufscture viii never cor
Surths iightef thar any otter
a. No teeth nor roots nssd Be -sxtrsctsd, % ths
sxtineial onea can b inserted over then. ;. Z.
a. The roots viii Be- made tnofspsivs and never
~. No temporary teeth are nssdsd, - pssnaasai
osss can b. made immediately, thereby preseryios
=: "a SstSr Sni'n unds'
Sth Tkis work has been fully testsd, for over avs
sears BY many OF the hrst chemists and physisiaAa
pr. I !. 1 has siso Invented white indestrastib,s
nstal nlling with which the most sensitive tssth
can bs niisd without pain, and can build W q Pse
~ sound tqoth on any side roots, Whseh WIZ ~
'Csif and examine ior yourselves. nov s-n
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

TIE only place where you can purchase hsdtl
Rskhy gooJs oS ALI kinds st wtfSaWws prisss, u
u H. A. HALLS India Rubess Warshouse, ~
stroets. % hes : 80 mar E-0
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
AUCTION SALES.
DY''W. L. WALL & co.
ID AUCTIONEBRS .t -la

DY W. L. WALL d CO.,
ID ,... AUCT1oNEDRs ~ -.f
UNITED STATES Man sHAps SALE OF scHR
aENsY wALGorT. AHD t,NL .SA SAaca; i:,t,. om,.
K sos SsSs ssHs st e n HnsSs . ::
Public Auction, commencing at ten O'Clock a m,
shows wharf, on The Po.om.c river. .GeorEetown
D. C., the schooner Henry Waicott, her tackle, ~
parel. and furniturey also, the cargo, eomprisihs
In part % follows, viI
y r,.ss cAain. ..... 10 barrel. wh,sky '
Large lot Brooms barrels pork rr.
sewing Machines tc,ses Clocks
sSSsss ts:tii. so.p y bales ioSseeo
sSSss: Joke sSssn sss and shoul Ssiisi: Sn % sugar
ders and Hams Mustard and soda
Larrc let OF Iron leases Hats
y b6is Bead snd CrackersLArre lot Apples
Large lot Hollowware boxes Cheese
Lot stationery Lot skins
Lot Wagon Covers 5psckages Duck
Platform scale ~ sbarrels Flour o.
Lot bags Corn lot Brushes
n kors Malls Lot Harncfs
LsrTe lot OF DRY Goods i casa.Axe Handles
Las9e ios Flour Buckets barrsl Backing
coils Rope 1cask Brandy
10 cases Sides 10 kegs Lead
cases Of OIL . ,.. es cans Lard
boxes Pickles t' 10 boxes Candles
q kegs Butter 10 kite Mscker~l
Immedisteiy after the sale cf the above esrgo,I
a snS sosost e tn. washington Navy y.rd
will sell-
% Wheels 10 Axles
boxes Bolts wagons, and
$500 feet Lumber.
WARD II. LAM0N,
U. 9. Marshal, d. L.
Per WIN. L. WALL b CO.,
jy1 --rr o. Auctioneeis.
DY W. L.. w A L L q CO.,
ID AUCr1oNRERs.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
-. Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, &C.
% LOU1s1AEA AVENUE,
Betwseu Ninth and Tenth sts., Washington.
's-7l AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON CoNsreNMEHTs.
.' sroRAaE FOR CARRIAGES.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, kc.,
.rs Sos Resolved for frfvats sale.
jeas-im W. L. wALLa CO., Aucts
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
PROFESSIONAL

u EAL ESTATE AGENCY,T
fsrssss havisg HOUses and LOTS 70 SELL, or
subscribers. Also, pefsons des1rouS SOf furchasinG
or Renting Dwellings sAs b provided for:
Prompt attention given 10 all Real Estate ousa'
ness.
| Several Dwelling Houses fog Asnt.
Apply to WIN. W. BuRDEN With
Real Hsts,s Brokers, and Auctonssis,
Refers to-Hon. { &: PSsrcXs 2. 8 Hos. Z.
Hon. Chaplin Hall, IL. c.; Hon. @. ". sooinsld, u.
Cj Hon. Z. W. French, "a Auditor, snd oshsrs.
Jy lin -k.E y fsEts.F
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

CCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES
- AND CHILDREN; also, the eorresponding
but more Athletic lndlAA Club or Mudgar Exef.
eise, for Gentlemen for the prevention and corrco
ton Of deformity, one-sidedaees, &C., a. recon.
the army. They superceds dumb bells and all Ca
listhsnie exerci.cs No of1Ser, merchant, Or clerk
circulation, deveispe and streas then the ehest and
spine in . most extraordinary manner, giving such
elasticity and strength to the shoulders, arms and
wrists that tbs swofd and bayonet are used with
double force and facility, and invaluable TO singers,
~ the voice bnproyes In proportion to the expan.
sion Of the chest. To ladies' who cannot take out
door exercise, they are Of incalculsbie benefit.
My classcs for Dancing and Department at VIII
lards' Hall, and At GeOrgetewn, are largely at
tended by the elite Of both oities, and can, with
much satisfaction, refer to the Parents Of my pu-
pills. '..' ~.
To those who require tuition on the Violin,
vsoit.osao, and S.agias q .a.s.stns ls.sons" may
'Ayo Eor %s Gss. Hna az Ts N Sayns under mo-
J. K.GOODALL,
sprN ..,- 'a ...' Willards' Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

WHO WILL m CulBD i've desire 70 call
spssiai attsntion to the advertisement Of the ese
bratsd d. velny which appears In Anothsr column
ne Doososisa ssis and reliable prastitioasr whosa
tuaats victim Of certain fndssretions ean win son
ddsnee iatrust his eass In his hands. Lst youns
nea Be warned In time, and sssk ths best Hssns ol
rslAsf. - y WV
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
ADJUSTMENTS. J

LAbT NIGHT OF fnn 1kAbON, PObITlVELr.
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
ONLY COMEDY NIGHT.
COMPLIMENTARY TEsrfNoNrAL BENEFIT
aai Mr.. q. KOPP1Tz.
o. tAis occasion win Be givsa Buskstoses
MARRIED LIFE. o.. E
Mss. rrsderiek Younghusband. ..... Susan Denim
Mr.. Frederick YounshusbAad.. .Chas. Barron
GRAND CONCERT,
Aria ............ Mrs. Z. YOUNG KRErsCHMAR
yiolonoello Solo. olo......-.........H. Yosngnietsl
iluss solo. kopytt1
HisSsisSsi: ioii................Grssdo Observation-Disclosures oroSsstrs
To eoaoluds with the musical farce, entitled
q. .H JENNY LIND.
'ssHay ss5y lsssA''luns'.. s'......."-"...s'phis Climber
,.. ..e CLOTHING.
uURRAH FOR SMITH,
go ssvs.sA street.
He is ss,lins innsnss bsrgai,s b
oLoTHING, ..u o..
FURNsHING GOODS,
| d. -t~ HArs. oArs. I'D. 90.
For nv days more. - viii osse our Immense
GREAT BARaAINs.
To ..ss room sor our SPRING STOCK. Totso
In want, we say now is the timo TO buyi -
r.,.-.r .... - OIL. lem. a.
sEMxMBER, THAT SMITHS Is
HEADQUARTERS FOB CLOTHING.
| so seventh street,
| .wo Dooas Asovr :. BRUCE 90.
| .H. IH. SMITH, csaAau. '
. .. ,.s ~ ssvsssh street.,
nar II And cor, 2oth q. and Penn. ~,
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENTi o..
GREAT DECLINE IN GOLD
-. But ths BEST plsss IN town 70 ssts
es.A s~ac e ClssAss.
Il sHIrH's.
40 Seventh stroot,
Opposite tAs Guy Pos oSes, ,... .
whsrs you can and iarss sad wsll-sslsotsd sto,
= Of CLOTHING, at prices that dsfy competition.
|
10 seventh street,
~ mar II Two dooa above J. Baucr Co.
nISC GED SOLDIER
Are all invited to call a.
9 eco Seventh street.,
aaii 0pposiss As CITY Pod OK,
y And get their olothinsss =
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