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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-08
NEW STORE,
AND CHEAP GOODS.

RNatIa subscriber has lls, returned from
sSss Il Louis ~lt!, splendId StoeA oi goods
selected with care. which IN IL now oneats nj
the Brick Store recently occupied ~ slr l'.Flm
Price, OH Front 81, between Main and iia14son
al, having purchased his goods for cash, h. w.ii
be able 10 sell on rs good terms as any house III
Davenport. Ills stock embraces almost every
arti lie in the retail line; such "a broad cloths,
cassimercs. cassincts and jeans, iwceds, beaver
teens, corderoy, bangup and albert cords, cotton
aides, dril.ngs, checks, Coat and paniaioon !uils
fancy linen, l.us,res chamara, dress ginshalns
beautiful figures aud patterns, French. hnsilsh
aud American prints and chin,2s, blk silk warp
and other colorcd Apacas, silk and g,nEham
su' shades and parasols, bonnet, cap aud color
cd Tatct ribbons, ladies fine kid iielc thread
gloves and mit.s, linen cambria hdkts, table ln-
en-, fine linen cambric. coGtag, diaper and crash,
green Berazc, nankec bloachcd cambria mus
lin, brown Shooting ana shifting, tig. cap s'uNs,
qlond, book, bishop, swiss and harrd mualins,
fur, lcghorn, palmetto hate, fur and cloth caps,
boots and shoes, ladies' ,gh, aud cold hall gait
ers, line Md slips and walking shoes, Misses and
children shoes, mems calf boots, kip ana cali
shoes, brogans. cutlery and 9ueensware, window
glass. lis Of all sizes, bar lead, powder and
shot, dried fruit, wall paper, window shades,
carpet chain and Pittsburgh cotton warp all
numbers, cotton batting and waddinr, school
books and stationary; also good ss,r,Tent oi
groceries, medicines, paints, oils and dye stuifs
also all sizes Sligo Iron, steel and castings, which
will he sold on us good terms as can BE- prrclins.
cd elsewhere.
JAMES NJ. ROWLING.
Davenport, May 9TH. 1916
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Es'rE;AY NOTICE.

AkEN UP by Orange L. Harris lis-
- ing in ca,nanche township, Clinton coun-
~, Iowa, on the 10Th day II April, 1919, one es-
tray horse. about fifteen and hall hands high
with small star Ia his forehead, has had this
:clo; here nro collar and saddle marks, three
white feet, lief, hind leg white 10 the gamprcl
joint and has l,.le halt; carries his head high,
has long switch tail, is newly shod all round
with TUNED up toes aud is ahon, twelve years
old, was appraised n, forty dollars by Johnson >.
Butler, Abia,hcr Williams and Henry tlarion
before Charles Doyard, Justice Of the Peace
4 true copy from es.rav record.
TliOS. +. BUTTEHFlELD, Clerk
OF the Board CONS. oi Clinton co.
DE Witt. June 9th, 1915 39-3w
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
SECOND DISTRICT.

A WhiC Conve ton for the Second Ccn1rc.
sional District Of Iowa, will be held NJ Bloom
ing,on, on Thursday, the 18th day Of June next.
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
Congress, to be voted for on the Is, Monday in
August next.
The ratio OF representation in the convention
will be one delegate for every one hundred yo-
tors (of all partes) in ZACH county. Counties
which cast less than ono hundred votes, and not
less than tifty, will be entitled to two rapresen-
fa,ives in the convention. and for any lees num-
Der than fifty, one representative.
a full aud general Tendance, from all parts
OF the district, is earnestly requested.
N l.. SrouT,
Isaac LETTER,
w. PEsS CLARK, Committee.
T.. II. THOMAS,
Jony +. Cook.
Max 81, l848
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Near Davenport, on the LIST inst, by Rev. NM
SixPsox, Mr. JACOB NJ. ELDRiDGE 10 Miss
MARY l.. WOODWARD, both Of Scot, county
Those who remember the printers in prosper
i,y will not be forgotten by them in adversely
nuf ced.
Near Davenport, on the 2a;h inst. by Rev. Mr.
BuRnis, Mr.. ABRAHAM HUT, TO Miss t.! :
IA JANE MORO AN, both Of Scot, county.
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n-5-ForSD AT LAsr.-Our own experience, as
we'll as the very nattoring testimony OF our
friends, has satisfied us that no medicine now in
use, eflectual in tho speedy and permanent
cure OF Fever and Ague, Dumb Aguc. Chills and
Fever, and all bilious and Typhns Fevers, pc
culiar 70 this climate, as DR.. Brags's Sugar.
Coated Vegetable Tonic Pills.
We have found them to be the mos. safe, cheap
and valuable remedy Of the day, ana feel il our
duty 10 advise our friends to make trial Of them
when sick.
frAr.See ndgertscmt q, Of DR.. Bragg
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w. a. g. a. NURSES
IA y n Z 81 q MILLS.

"I a. * a. NURSE have the hes,
- = OF materials Of oil kinds Cor between
400 and 800 FAsHiSs Mills which they are now
making. They have called to their aid shop,
where by tho aid Of the Mississippi, they run
three circular saws, a turning lathe, tcnoning
machine, boring machine, grind.tone, &C.
They also have mor,lcing machine aud the
ether necessary convcnlenccs Tor doing things up
right.
Their board kiln, which they have lus. hu',
and tried, is hard 10 beat. IL seasons lumber in
week as well as IT laid in the weather year.
Now all buying Nurses tanning mills hercaf-
ter will have every stick and board, seasoned us
well rs Tor bureau or ,nhlo aud well painted
with two coats OF good oil paint-none Of your
glue size for the frat coat, ar IL customary with
all other tanning mill MAX rs aud ourselves here
tofore.
Their mills hare been aud are rated rs the
best IN the land, and from this point they have
made and sold between COO and 200 IN the last
10 months and no taa.i found Blu, on the CONTRA
~ high praise.
The NuEsE's Gre practical Tanning Sill, ma
kcrs and ks,or good mill when they soe IL, and
by their rangeincnt OF the sicves, wind, &c.
they ilattcr themselves they hnve arrived as near
perfection "a the times at P.osen, admit.
After running your grain through one of these
mills, oats, smut, OF cheat, lchess haa no hrsi-
ness in your wheat, for il cam, De II the mill is
ab.NNG NtLo4hiiI ~ tHt 'TlUlCa GtlLsIt0hS lhat
| accompany each mia!
These mills arc rot gu, and pm; together hy
the best kind OF wofamen and you VIII find nil
alike, well and stou,ly made and gcar,d with
the best castings Western New lola can ailara
The journals are all ,urncd, as also The wrought
gudgeons-ihe boxes are also turned on the In
side. Our ohlec. is To prevent the usual Jumping
aud Earring, aud 10 have all 90 s,l, smooth and
easy and last four times long.
IA > tfsrt A..
- arrange different sized ne shes for different
parts o! the country, that all can he suited and
your grain eieanei iren all foul su.T-and that is
what you want aad sc are aware II i and have
accomplished lie thing alter years .. trial aud
expense.
New and mporian, additions and alterations
have been made this year .shiel. arc worth to the
buyer one-ihird more.
They will have two three podlars ont and
shall call on oil they can between Nau.op and
Dubuque, but any farmers or grain hu crs who
" nj good mil, and have NJ chance IT seeing
Pedar will please drop line informing Us o.
their whereabouts and ltey shall ~ supplied
Address NN. \. s. AL0NXe NURSE,
Moline, Rock Island CO., ILL.,
7. S. Any quantity O. wire screenery kept
on hand for sale.
April 18Th, 1913, .l-H
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Deafness Entirely Cured.

By the use Of NcNair's Acoustic Oil, those
laboring under this dreadin. complaint can be
perfectly cured. Il has cured persons who have
been deaf for years Persons stand ready 10
give their testimony to its us fulncss, who have
been cured By using one bottle Of the Oil. II
you wish to throw away your money, buy other
articles put mp in imitation of this.
Comsiock & Co, co Second street, 81 Louis,
No, cole proprieiors.
Sold BY 4. SANDERS, Davenport, and by WV.
NORRIS Rock Tsand
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NEW DRUG NYyDRE.
KNYHE subscriber wnnld lnlnrm tho cit.

YWVHE subscriber would 'nior" tho cit
"a i4cns oi Davenport, AMI ali those IN
Tire haii, at trading ~ this lace, ,ha, he !
has oprncd n Drag Stone - In ,u,ta 49,
r.n.ue the Gazviie r,uiing Otllc, IN Par.
rvs Buildings, wherc he intends Ia Keep
every rs.icc usually found in establish
mcn;s Of the kind. Having hid seven or
eight years experience in the basI ness.
and being acquainted with the manner oi
compromising nil medicines usually manu-
inctnted by the practical druggist, he flat
tors himself TIM, he will hc enabled! 10 plensc
those who may favor him with their patron
ngc. Customers can depend upon obtain.
ing Us pure qualities Of medicine rs are IT,
I've purchased ia The West, and at reason.
able rates.
Ills stock consists Of general assor,.
men, of DRuGs, MxmcIN,s, PAINTS. Ous.
vARNlsn,s, DyE SrrFrs, EarsmHs. PATENT
MEDICINES. PrRruMERv, CoNrEcriuS,Rr.
SreAEs, Fancy ARR CHS. &c. Among
which may he found the following:
DRUGs AND MrDcISrs.-Alum,A loes,
Anthony, Arrow Root, Arsenic, Aqua
Forts, Aqua Ammonia, Blue Nnriol, BIZ
rax, Birthstone, Balls. Copaiva, Burgundy
Pitch, Camphor, Cnio,ncl, Caniharidcs,
Carb Ammonia, Cayenne, ChalnomiIc FL,
CHM anon, Cloves, Corks, Cocoa, Cream
Tartar. Cubcbs, Epson aud uIaGhcr Salts,
Sal Soda and Rochcile, Ginger grid and r..
Glue, Gum Opium, Arabic, s;hcllnc, ASA.
tGlidn, Myrrh, Tragacanth, Senegal, Using
lass, Jalap, Liqnorcc, Mace. Mngncsiu,
Mamma, Nu,mcgs, Pink Root, Quicksilver.
Qaininc, Rhubarb root and pulv., Saffron,
Sponge, Sand Paper, Sal Arn,non;ac, Sal
Ern,us, Saltpc,rc, Sarsaparill,, SHUTS, Cas-
tile Soap, Spts. Ntre mud Ammonia, Sugnr
Lead, Starch, Sup. Carb. Soda, Syringes.
Soma, Tar,aric Acid, valcrian root, Wa.
icrs, Nc. &c.
PAINTS Ann OiLs.-Red, White and Blk.
Lead, Chrome yellow and Green, prussian
Blue, Lamp Black, Li,hargc. .Sp. Brown,
Venetian Red, yellow Ochrc, Whiting, Gas.
tor and Olive Oils, Copal yarnish, &c.
DyE Srurfs. -logwood, Fns,ic. Copper
ny, Annal,o, Curcuma, Indigo, Nutgalls
&c.
BRuslIEs-Cloth, Roach, lair, Paint
Vurnish, Shoe, Srrnbbiug and Tooth Brush
cs. Sash Tools, G. II. Pencils. &c.
PATENT MEDICINES ---Godircy's Cordial
Btcman's Drops, Turling,on's Balsam
British Oil, Oil Spike, Opodoldcc, Gurd
ncr's md n. e. Bone I.inamcnis, Bear.
Oil. Tooth Ache Drops, Mo.ia,'s, Brand
rcih's aud Brags's Pills, Thonpson's Eye
Water, ConneI's and Dalley's Pain En-.
tractor, Sc. &c.
Fancy ARTICLES AND PEprcMERy-Co
loencs, Extracts for hdkls.. Soups, Hal,
Oils, Pomades. Satchc,s. Notices, rockc,
Books, Lead Pencils, Combs, Steel Pens
Court Plaster, Preston Salts, &c. &c.
Also, Pure Wines. Brandy, etc, sclcc,ct
tor medicinal pnrpos cs only.
Those desiring nny thing in the line ar.
requested 10 give me a call.
Batter, Eggs, Poultry, Cheese, Tal!ow
Bccswax, &C. received as cash.
A. SANDERS.
Davenport, MAY 18th, lsfs.
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VIE subscriber having received his
SPRING & SUMNER STOCK, is
prepared 10 supply customers with HunJ>
ut IN, icrate prices. Tho following are
souic ot the articles he has on hand:--
DRY GOODS.
Cotton Yarns, Callcoes, Shcetings, Shirt
ings, White. Red aud Canton Fiannels,
Linscys, S. L. aud Sleeps Grey Cloths,
Sattinctts, Plain aud Checked Ky. and
Cotton Jeans, Blnc ard other Drllings.
Gloves, Cravats, Peck. il'kerchicts, Spool
aud Pat. Threads, Hats, Donnets, Stock
ings, Socks, &c. &c.
HARDWARE.
Door, chest, cupboard, TIL, trunk and
padlocks; spring aud Norfolk la,chcs. butt.
strap, parliament, gate and table hinges;
screws, hay and manure forks, spades and
shovcls, table, pen and jack knives; ham.
mers, hatchcts, coffee mills, chains, hoes,
nugcrs, brace bits, smooth and jack planes.
rakcs. scythcs, snathes and stones, pocket,
tuck. fine and redding combs; curry combs
and brushes an assortmcn nj OF holl0w-warc,
ploughs, steel. &c. &c.
GROCERIES.
Loaf aud y. g. Sugars, superior tea,
chocolate, coffee, molasscs, rice, Goldfish,
salt, vinegar, saleratus, spice, pepper, mus
tard, nutmegs, mace, ciiron, rnis'ns, cur
rants, figs, almonds, cream nuts, hlhcrts, to,
hacco in plugs and papers, Macuba ant
Scotch snulis, Undcrwood's Lemon Syrup
starch, soap, candies; plates, bowls. print
cd and common teas, pitchers, NC. &c.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Tinc,urcs, Essential Oils, Essences,
| Quininc, Peruvian Bark, Mcrcnrials,
Barks, Roots and Herbs OF all kinds,
Mortars, Graduated Measures, Walls,
Jars. Bottles and Window Glass; Castor
Lard, Olive, Sweet, Fish aud Lnscct
Oils, Turpentinc, Varnish, White, Red ant
Blk Leads. With general assortment Q
Oil and Water Colors, Small,
Gold Leaf and Bronzes; Paint,
] White Wash, Sash, Shoe, Hair, Clotl
and Tooth Brushes; Tooth Instruments
rrusses. Also an assortment Of pure ant
genuine Patent Medicines, such as Fahe
nes,ock's Vermifuse, Cough Balsam, Bill
ious Pills, Carminativc Lozengcs. Ito
Summer Complaints) Eye Wa,cr; Motini
Pills and Bilicrs; shc.man's Lozingcs AM
Poor Mans rlas.crI McAlistcr's Ail-licnl
ing Ointment, Genuine Wistar's Balsam
Cologne, Soda and Sedliiz Powders,
i Nerve a. Bone l.inmcni, Opodcldoc, &c
Also. cordage, Chalk aud Garden Lines
i Fish Hooks and Lines. Tar, Pitch,
Resin, Oakum, Nails, Glass, Putty, &c
i Al.SO.--School Books. Blank Books
Mcmorandums. Cap. Letter and Bank Let
ter Paper. Blk mud Blue Inks and Stands
Quills, Steel Pcns, States aud Pencil
which he viii, barter for Wheat, Batter
Lard, Eggs, Bccswax, FlaSsccd. &c.
G. LESLIE.
Davenport. Junc 9th, ISIS.
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WOOL WOOL!
subscriber would respect

- fully inform the citizens of Scott and adj
Joining counties, that he is receiving wool and
sending Eas, for manufacturing. lie will return
10 the owner two-iiIths oi the cloth that the
wool makes, free oi charge. lie expects also
20 be supplied with m assortnen. of Cloths Ia
exchange for Wool when preferred. Those for
warding wool in June, may expect their Cloths
in return the last og September. or iirs, October
The subscriber will be nj the Rock Island
House in Rock Island, Thursday OF each
W ok in June. for the accommodation OF wool
growers Of Rock Island aud adjacent counties
Wool sacked and forwarded for nlarkct on lib
cral terms. J. II. JENNEY.
Davenport, June l, 1913. 333w
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EG1s SALE.
FOR SALE.

"A FARM Of 80 Acres ? miles from Dav-
&ho export, Is acres under fence and cultya-
ted, good frame dwelling house and GU; build
iugs. VIII be sold low for cash.
March 10Th. A III MILLER, Land Agent
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WING MEETING.

The Wings OF Scott county, arc requested 10
meet at the Court House in Davenport on Sasar-
day nert, 10Th inst, at 2 O'Clock r. W. for the
purpose Of choosing Delegates to attend the Con-
gressional Convention to be held at Bloomington.
on the 18th inst, to choose suitable candidate
Tor Congress in the Cd Congressional District
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SCHOOL MEETING.

A meeting Of the citizens Of School District
40. 2, will be held in Mr.. Presco,t's School room
on next Saturday evening u; early candlelight-
ing. As several important questions arc TO be
determined il is desirable that there be gencr-
oil attendance. BY order Of DlGEcroRs.
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k'Clk SALE.

A FARM and Ferry on the road from
60 Davenport, 10 Dubuque, l. mics from Dav.
export, two hundred acres under fence, forty
acres broke, good hcwed log house and frs,
rate ferry boat. Enquire OF w kir,lry on the
premises, or A II MILLER,
March 10Th, 1916. Land Agent
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CASH FOR WHEAT,
Al the X2fta Mills.

A L. persons having claims on
~ A.. frLToS's lETEA Nuts for Wheat,
Will present their Due-biils and have them
Cashed. a. L. FULTON.
Davenport, juno 8sh, 1915.
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

xIllI. he received BY the D,ard Of
- Commits toner's OF Scott County until the
81 day of July next, for Painting tho outside
wood work OF the Court House with two coats oi
White Lead to he completed in workman!ihe
manncr or before the LIST day of October next.
BY order OF the TO. CONS. OF Scott Co. Iowa
JNO. POPE, Cl'k.
June 9th 1913. 3o-tf
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FOR SALE.
- ONE-HALF of tho well

known, fast running, light
d,auahs Steamer Clcrmont No. 2: Terms liber-
Il. Cash would not be refuscd-or would be
crchanved for real estate. For further iniorma-
ton please enquire Of the Clerk on board
May 25th, i648. Ss-h
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CASH. <'ANIg..

NASH will be Paid for any quantity ii
~ Eggs, Butter or Chickens at the Coffee
House Of u. MOORE.
Da,aunor,, June 9Th, 1919 3a-im
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COM M ERCIAI..
DAVENPORT. Ixurniay, June q, 1918.

DAVENPORT, Thursday, June 3, 1918.
PaoDvcx. Provisions.
FLovR, bill. $50 00IPoRg heavy. 200
WunAy, win.bu. % q 53,iIAas, lib. ~ 5
!, sp. !, so a 53lSnorLpERs,,, la5
Cosx in ear, :, l7Siprs, =, 4an5
;, shell'd }, 2Ol.aRn, !. 5aG
;, meal ;, 25a 30lBrrTER, >. 10 "a
FLASHED, :, SO a 62s tioSry, /, 10
Tix.SEEp, l,OOal ,25EnErsF, !. Ga "
Oars. :, l5cnnAESs, doz. 15ai 90
DARLxy. . 90 a o5,EGas, :, IA .
Hay, ton 2,5Oa3, 0OIPoTATors, ba. Is 20
Woop, cord, i,5Oa 2.Nn'BEAas, wis.,. 40
Coal, bu. 10 l2aISALr, Kan. ;, CO. a -
BsEswAx,lb. 25 ), Liy. ), 70
lIIDEs, greon,sb. - ArfLEs, dri. hu. l,25
;, dry, ), 5sIrEAcnEs, ;, LISA 100
ST. LOUIS, June LIST, (,.oo,L)
rLora, S3,75 400. WHEAT, spring and mix
ed, 60 Zoe; fair and good fall, n &c; prime,
75a s7c. CoRN, Is a zoe. OATS, 24a CSC. Pc
raroes, 20 e8c. inc. sacks. GAcoS, shoulders,
Ole: hams, 3 &c; sides, ga &c. LARD, a SC.
Barley, q q SOC.
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DIED.

On Tuesday, Gil, inst, of Consumption, after
m illness Of four months, EDMUND Angus
TUS, son OF Mrs. LUCY Ii0GE, aged ! years
and 3 months
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BOY WANTED.

Y active, intelligent boy DESTROYS Of
IA learning the Printing business in al! Of its
branches, can obtain desirable situation b. inn
mediate application NJ this Office.
Gazatie Office, June 9th. 1913.
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NEW GOODS.

"HE subscriber having received his
SPRING & SUMNER STOCK, is
prepared 10 supply customers with Hunl>
ut m,icrate prices. The following are
sounc oi the articles no has on hand
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fSTgLLIGENCE By THE NAILS.
Affairs in Washington.
WASHINGTON, March 80, 1913.
Epeninp Si1femsnf.

ECeHfHS Sfulement.
During the hour in open session, which was
devoted to Mr.. Aliens resolution in behalf of
the French republic, Messrs. Allen, Calhoun,
Hale, Underwood, Douglass and Foote partici-
pated IN the debate Mr.. Hale's amendment,
proposing to congratulate the French on the
abolition Of slavery in the colonies of the re-
public, excited a laugh, but no remarks, except
his own, in the discussion. The vote, however,
has yet to come, and there may be a little dodg-
ing. The amendment, however, can be easily
cvaded, on the ground that short, general reso-
luton OF thanks IL most proper and expedlent,
and that any specific amendment would be an
excrescence to the simple form Of general,
comprehensive declaration, embracing all the
French DEGREES, but standing uncommitted upon
any one of them.
We had expected Mr.. Giddings to be on the
qui cive IN the House, to-day, for ''Litertf =
has fairly taken the wind out of his canvass,
6nd is now the champion in Congress, of the
abolition sts-their oracle, and their candidate
for the Presidency.
the combinations by the Senate to-day.
Tomorrow we expect lively discussion upon
Mr.. Aliens resolutions for France.
Mr.. Secretary Walker received his friends at
home this evening. The little chairman Of the
finances will be yet good for another campaign
or two. If We are not over sanguine of his health.
But having cyphered his way out of this Mexi-
can war, he is now ready for hand in the game
for the Presidency. Wonder if he is really
pledged to Mr.. Polk.
Mr.. Black, of S. c., continues to sink. He can
scarcely last till morning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. S. Conner played tonight in
Mrs Corners drama OF Pocahontas, which was
received in a very latterng manner.
Hop Turney is a remarkable man on this trea-
ty with Mexico.
The valuable Partisan letters in the Herald,
coming in to-day, have made 1t all the 60.
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Destructive Fire .qsotier Temple of Thespis- The
arIcal, SC.
The fine residenoo of Samuel q Psntz, Esq ia the
suburbs of the city, destroyed by IRE yesterday
morning
Tbs spacious ball room at the corner Of BaI.lmsrs
and Charles street is abo being converted into the
atrica saloon by MIR and Mrs. Howard. Ths contract
with Mr. Clifford Was entered into yesterday and ths
WORK Is TO bs perteoted IN short tino Mr. ant Nr'
Howard have been performing for ayssr pat at tho
Museum, and are great favorites and hsys no dou9s
their enteiprizs will be we'll patroniz.d. -
The Holiday street thestre II 90 ha orsrcd>Oy Mr.
Blake on the lO.h Of April, by The company now PER-
forming at Richmond
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A Nifty sTREET sUPrOKTER AMI hHOULDEN

a NIFTY STREET SUPPORTER AMI. SHOULDER
Brace Depot corner Of Mercer and Amity Streets one
block west of Broadway, YThe increasing de nand era
bes the proprietor to offer great variety Of spinal and B'n-
dsgs Supporters Shoulder Braces &c Sc at an Appropriate
reduction Of Prices. practical bene OF rome Of these
especially OF Dr. Crnin So porter be .cen
fom the following eentlemeavalentine Mott NJ D., Poo
s,9r Of snfsery in the Univeniy Of The Cy Iort
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Prof OF Surgery 10 the COLLEGE Of Physceni and Surge
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D Prosector Of Surgery n Peckhsm, MD, UTICA, N.
Y. y, SPENCER, NJ D. Prof Of Geneva college. CO.
ventrv D. Prof of Obetrics in Geneva Medical College
John Elgocd, Mp Mayor Of the City o. Hoehs.t,, 4;
cal College. samuel w. Moore, MD, Ny. J. H. Weed,
Mp DO Arrangements are made at No II tmity st AID the
treatment by David p Hoon, Id. III orders for country
or city will be promptly attended to. NJ. HOLTON, Pro-
prietor, II Amity street, N York.