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History Of Bologna Sausegss.-A forsign cor

History 81 bologna S0ns0ges.-A foreign cor
respondent of the Nat~nal Intelligsncer, who had
visited Bologna, in Italy, says:
Bologna being chiefly known to me throsgh
its sausages took some pains to post myself up ON
the history Of sausages branch Of the fine arts
in that city; but all could find on the subject was
Of dogs called Bolignini, which fed and cher
ished with great care, some time in the middle
ages, ,,ince which period they have gradually
become extinct. The sausages, however, are
1,calleptH
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FOR SALE.

TYPE FOR SALE.-We have on hand. aad
- oss ios sas. about Two Thousand Poaads u TYPE,
papsn and ownsu o. guns will sd This q sxaslsnl
opportunity 70 purchase. We have On hand type winch
will aInWer tbs puSpcsss Of both. a.
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Wv - LLAMA OAOA AAANO
.alf1ed .uassss'Oe r. Co.,
"a Magazine street,
CORNER or aRAvIRR STREET.
~ In addition to our splendid stock of READY-MApE
CLOTHING amounting ninety thousand dollars,
have per arrivals Of steamships Union Georgia.
and ship Devonshre received from Mandatory al Broad
way, NswYork,
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
which, beauty style superiority Of Goods sannot be
surpassed in the South
We would the public to the
style Of HIMALAYA FUR COAT, In store,
our friends to call and see thsm Our stock Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Is complete, having article in that line We
fed that SHIRT DEPARTMENT surpassed having
sixty different sizes.
French and English Black Cloth Dress snd Froek Coats
DO ss ss S Fs sss
Himalsyn Fur NEW style, Sacks;
s Fsasy S ea e 5sisa
Do EIs suptIans D.5 I'D Fancy oeosd Walking coss.;
iSs i s1a firs'
S,,S s sSl9s %s,,as
ana q Pos nc sas do
French supetfne Blue, Brown and Gray sacs Paetots
3: ss quality ss Fancy q oes..a Dc Dc and rss.o
| Tweed Coatss
French English and American Tweed
3: & s ss d d q e R Rssi:;s''';
and md R Sss eSs e Sss' Coax. a'
Fancy Silk and Satin Vests. ali qasli.,;
s s: cis'A Vests. a. qualities.
ss%ss' ss,: :ae . .aa Buff o.ms. Dc dc
az We particular attention very
WEDDING and soiREE VESTS also, style Jenny Line
Pantaloons,
| French Black Doeskin and Cashmere Pantsloons;
md and Mixed cd pan,sloon.
s.,i.. Fs SisS
French and American Cotonade
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods,
Rtn rsa cs ssa ss, s ss. an qualities.
4 Rsgslia, Cotton and Linen shirts. all qu.lits.;
won and Sper RiSsd sh' Sn all
Gauls, Msrino Cotton, Li.s Thread and Flannel shr;
: Gray and Red MernO gnder.hirts
Cotton, F.a 4, l. and a, plain MS,i1 saI'
= HalE-H0ses
All Wool, Ms s,e. and Lambs Wool Hose all quali.ssi
b ns S' TSr:sd st and Isle Thlssa Do DO
I shaEsr.in ant cOuntry-lni all wool do do
T Boys and oh,l E. M, clothIng.
Be- Dc Dc DC DC do do s ssl.;''
d SIsssh ssa l sse;ss Tweed Jackets;
Beaver r Pi Sss sIsa.s, o,sroe.t.
Or Black DC Sa ssss sss S1s'f ..
@ :ss sss CSC :1s =
e % an; and f as:;a x: 4 W
s sI:ss AZ. %A %s is' ST. SS!'''' Kid dl is
G..hnsIs As.ip s. and 4 Ll.ls Thread Gloves.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LaviroDs2so ST. apN.-Lose,rupr SOC W.--r Time. 81.
CRESCENT OFyIcR,
"Wednesday Morning. October 81. 1851.
Cleared YentardAv.

CRESCENT OrrcE. I
Wednesday Morning. October 20. l851.S
Cleared Yestsrday.
Steamship Fuseier. Densow. Galveston and Matagords
Ship q RI. Norman: Fay LysrpoSl: Gifasy = Lowell
Msh. s'ss ss
schr Chpoa. Blacknsy. ST Marks and Newport;
schr Ella. schernbeck. Pensacola. Hurley
%
Arrived.
Steamship Louisiana, Forbes from Indanola via Galveston
= 9th Inst. 70 Harris ! Moisan-sd my, -
Ship Gsens, Leav. 10 days from New York. to Cohen
Ship Niagara. Smith. Is days fiomNswYork Wood
Ship Evs. Phsb'osi IS days from Philadelphia to Ha.
q s es :, days from Hamburg
p 2n.s hIss from Bremen 9Th Sept
Ship Gen Dunlap skoield, u days from NswYork
John Garow. Hamilton 4s days from Liverpool to
BIZ bark Jospha Faukner IS days from Navy Bay in BAL
last-sd my.
CE Watkins. Frost. from Memphis.
Cuba GI, 2 {.. from 9,a Bsy9sq 1 Sara
Gipsy. Ure. from Bayou Sara.
IT boswell. Cathcart. from the Balize.
Dc H. I.is W.asaso
and The sSih shp Dsvonshirs- brought up
Towboat Anglo. Norman, Rinehsrdt, from the Passes
lowed down and the 24th inst, ships Atalsnta
and Conc5Fdin schr Aparacida-broug up ships Gen
Dunlap and John GalroW, ba'k Josepha.
Towboat Mary kingsand Phillips, from the Passes-tOwed
down and the 2Sth inst, ship Claiborne, bark
Roanoke and sehr l. Roger5-brought UP ships Eva,
Galena and Niagara.
/ BELow-COMING UP.
Ship Epaminondas. from Liverpool.
| One ship unknown.
10
Memoranda.
The British bark Josepha, Captain Faulkner, arrived here
yesterday IS days from Navy Bay. with all hands sick. and
| two of the seamsn dead with the Chagres fever.
| Passengers.
Per steamship Louisiana, from ludianoa and Galvesto
Madame Arrline Brooks Mrs Moore, NJ Mosely and lady
Dr. Goldman and lady; Mesrs Brown Pollard. Barnes
Traylor. w Trayor, Hart, Msrchassicault, Faries
Rutherford, Gerod. Sayres Taylor, Scranton, Johnson
Little. Serle. Jacobs. Ma,on, billiard. Griffin. Sears.
Collins, McCOy, RC,encrantz, Gay, Rankin, Cozenham
Allen Hodge, Mcdonald, Haynes, Blood, Quales Sparks
Ball, Dells, Leal, Wells, Maytay. Peen, Kitchen North
I4hraye Mckinney, West Bowman Green, Rose, Stone
Rock Darby, Jones, Creswood Print, Poole CaIstende
Meras, Walker. Barker, Fanker, Beocher. Geaker-an
90 on deck
| Per ship Gaena. from NewYoIk-Mrs Waterbury an,
child, Mrs Leland and son, Miss Wood, Pardon l. Taylor
ESQ and iady-and Al in steerage.
Per ship Niagara, from New Y ork-65 in steerage.
Per ship Gutenberg, from Hamburg-254 in storage.
Per ship Bremerhavsn. from Bremen-253 in steerage
Per ship John Gaow, from Liverpool-Ss3 in Storage.
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 20, 1851


An Ancient ResolUer.-Bayard Taylor has lin
pgered in Europe, on his way to Nineveh, and
writes the following account Of revolving nuskes,
more than two hundred years old, which is pre-
+ served in the armory of Warwick Castle:
eve also saw the armory, which 10 usually
closed to visitors. 1t Is rich in ancient arrnor and
ton the crystal hilted dagger Of Qusen Elizabeth,
her shirt Of chain-mail, her saddle and the trap
pings of her horse but I was most struck with
two things: rsuoluing nausket, more than two
hundred years old, and mask taken from the face
of Oliver Cromwell after death. The revolver, tof
the antiquity Of which there cannot be the slightest
,loubt is almost precisely similar to Colts, having
a single barrel, to which il attached a revolving
cylinder, cont lining six chambers. There 10 .
flint lock and pan to each chamber, and the firing
bof one discharge brings the succeeding chamber to
] the barrel. had been aware Of the existence of
this curious weapon, but was not prepared to find
Sthe idea Of revolver 90 erfeclly develorad."
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no RENT.

TO RENT-A large Two story 1I..ss House on
Z: {. ia !. fa''fn'' &C. Wy kskRsr ssos.
ITO RENT-Possession give6 Ii No,ember--.
:. asss Es;:sp s.s , q
': "a ' ; Ss IT, go s.s s{ NJ a. H..
TO RENT-A fine back Office on the second
= dog Of q Camp s..s:.. from The IL No,snb~ =
ns "a FOR terms apply on the ys ;sSSGtf;.t . WOLFE
ITO LET-Ths large three-story Store, No. III
!, : 4 s s dAsss = Z PEBBLES. r
OFFICE FOR RENT-An once corner Camp
az a1gD'' on he p's.'' r MASSEY n,,,.,
FOR SALE OR TO RKNT-A e.rs.in pro-
g. : ' az sS Cda e; , ..sSa "a a.; Ne g
occupisd 4: s:sI:nsS :Sop.Ss Ssldias s g -
e sa sss & &C. ~ rs s. ic s = 4. X.
ITO RENT-From the LIST Of November. the
- thsss sissy Brick Dwsiiins-hssss No. - Co.. -
q Hpply q III Cos.oa sssss. sls ~.
ROARDING-HOUSE TO rent and Furnitase
Es 9 Rsyd:.. s,:s:s g. -. 90 90.
ns. win =: IL fssa'ssss I'd isss.ss i ssd So..s q
soss; aa sss.s S s KS nab
NJ. nehe wei yesthy the atsentea q any pessca
wl.s.s % oomnsncs this Doans' .. large s'a. Apply
THO KENT-A large and handsome Dwelling.
= West aide of Canal ,trss ap ,AP AIRY e ~ =
oil A. J. "AlGs y G = -, ana.
ITO RENT-The large, airy, fine and commo-
:. dioGs Aou: Nc. y Naysdes sssst. jast above -
n, ~ Circle 4. 45.'W eI co. q e~,,- ..
TlO RENT-The upper stories Of No. 81 Gravisl
street. suitable for TIVE Offices large cotton fac -
toraes office. Apply on the pssn = iteSu~ 10
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THIS ingenious instrument, a. may be seen by
- the out supports the whols Body,
]
and y Of great value 10 persons sufIss. n ~
Ing with Pains or Weakness IN the
Back, Chest or Side, giving imms.
date relief, and finally rsndsaing tie - -
weak and detected. strong and vigorous. ~
The consumptivs, or those prsdiapousd ~
70 consumption. may BE- greatly bsns-
6tted, and have Life prolonged by the VA, 1
USE Of this B & ACE.
q GALL and examine the BpAcR.
ana convincs yourselves. - I. 1.
6hKRMAN. Agent fos the Sent.
70 81. Chnsiss street, New o. cana,
-, Also. Agent for d. Banning's ealsh.stea jQpy
b9ACE Dh1l " &W
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OYTcE,
Wednesday Morning, October q, 1851.
Cotton The market active ysstevday, with sales
of $500 bales. though at decline upon Middns since the
Pacifc's advicss.
INV ORLRANs CLASSIFICATION.
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Opening of VesV Goods.

rR HT Mrs. SEAMAN having returned t00
~ the city, il now opening Fall and Winter Nou-
III vEAUTES selected from the first modistes. Ladies'
wishing appear and fashionable Partisan w
All Saints Day. will doubt be suited by calling
No. IL ChaItres street ID. P. SCANLAN CO.
- Millinery and Cloak rooms up stairs. OK
CHEESE-16l boxes prime Western Reserve.
~ 200 boxes Durham Farm Englhh Dairy. landing and
oa5 A. D. GRiReF AGO. sa Anssd u odd Levss
CHEESE-20 boxes prime English Dairy, land
~ ing and for sale By ?
oS I.W. ARThUR GO. ss ssd @ New Isvss
WHISKY-Superior Irish Malt WHISKY, for
w sals pa cask o. dsniiohn. bx
au19 yOHN TOOLE. Is Rank Plaos.
A LIN pints and quarts, in fine order, for sale
n By JOHN T0OLR, 3 Bank Plaza
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AMUSEMENTs


ArELY ..vsd s Ea,eps. .d b.sg y: s.s.a.h Dsssaa
Of NsvOrie,ns that ihs dssgns ayng so city
and ali those wishing be. seryces viii pisss ea hsr
Ne. koyei and
will be happy inform tsm q d Prsssn and ~
Future Ladies and gentlemen wishing hnos The
surround them, evise future pfpee viii well by
calling Gypsy Girl Hour from TO IL and
so
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GOSHEN BUTTER-l00 frkins choice land
.. ing < ,HS a Il fsi e - 9; I'd I. oa l.,..
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FOR SALE
THE FIXTURES in Store No. 70 Camp st.,
comprising Class Caseing, Sheiving. Coaniss pair
Fairbanks large balances. two line bslanoss with Bras
Sc0Opa and several other kinds Of ScA, with 6as kxuE
complete. For terms. wisoh will b. lbesai. apply III
E,OR SALE-A most desirable House, near the
T. Texas Landing, Known Is the w ASHiNGTON -
HOTEL, y corner Of Nous Dame md Tohoup1elias
streets. The SAID hotsl oapabs Of Accommodating
" or 81 boardsn. Fos iarthsr particulars. hauis - ts
aLso-The FLAG OF OUR UNION. ?, No. Front
Levee, Second Municipality, well 0psed fos buslua, and
having two Tsn.pin Alleys and weiifurnlhsd Bar.
~ The owner sells In oonsequsnce Of bsng ahout to
leave the city. Of, Inn
EOk SALE to close conslg nments, the follow
ing Of Goods consisting OF Sardne juice. 6cases;
direct from the 10 Messina Esnce OF Der
gamo Lemon and Orange and two cases superior Pefum
cry also, pipes halves and quarters Marsalla Inc o the
: s6 hAkEiALl CO. 81 Common
EOK SALE-A STOCK OF GROCERIES
AND SHIP CHAEDLERY. well suited for family.
plantation or ship sofes embracing u assortment coeGtsd
In several years business together with the hxtures line
whole oies terms that would Ds object
tnuse intending 70 saft Dusnes wishing
pensh their stock. Address Box u, No. = through Post
Office. $40
EOR SALE-A second hand Double Cylinder
= PRINTING MACHINE, iioe,s pattern No. =, Dsd
AAtl. ereltof twelve months with approved security IN
sotde will be given. Apply At this oice.
THE Mobile Advutiser will pleas nst os one month";
and send bill TO this 0ttioe.l - N6 Il I
EOK SALE-The Stock and Trade Of : well
establhsd Liquor stoss The profits will sxrssd two
aesna yssF with my rn q socd
nieni tos family. Apply II ths ees niq
ton. tlsl u - Il
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The United States Lie
Phindephia having, valued
responsible all the obligations
breset become arising from Policies Of asd BY
the Southern Mutual Lie Company Louisiana
the e Of October tlss and viii
Policies as they tall due, the tsrns tnEh saEi
Of said Company. e,
Policy Mutual Life insuruaes c.
pany respectfully MOI
lamp street. where o. the uanssed VII
hbted the with ell such explanations
dered essential JOSHUA BALDWIN,
President Southern Mutual Lie insurance
4 tt. BENJAMIN FLORANCEs 49,
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Grand Civic and Military BAN.


taaA HTThe undersigned has the pleasure MILO
@9@ Of informing the citizens of NevOrleans EflkGb
the subscription books for the Of Twelve ~
fHE Grand Concerts, which he proposes giving
~ during the coming season, open ~
Mr. H. D. hevhts 80 Camp street He has engaged the best
steal talent which could possibly be obtained
trouble expense
the lovers of Music. [oi4 lm] NJ. HOEFFNER
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
xJEYrRRsoN CITY,
Tuesday Evening. October IS. 1851.
Arrived to-day 100 head of Cattle. Veal Cattle scarce,
| and the supply of Hogs and Sheep very moderate.
-rRICEs-
bEEH CATTLE lvesteFn) v Bnet.
(IexO, etcl... 500 ~ net.
aoes 40 ,oa@S P nj
SHEkf ~ VIA 70 vV ~ nedns
CAtvRs and YKARLIHas...... e6 503Sl0 10 y head.
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Memoranda.
The British bark Josepha. Captain Faulkner, arrived here
yesterday 80 days from Navy Bay. with all hands sick. and
two Of the seamen dead with the Chagres fever.
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T OAF, Crushed, Clarified and n. o. Sugar
i i for sale BY VAN TUYL & COOK.
April 23d, 1851.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

A most shocking tragedy occurred in
.h;s town, on the 10th iustaut, which re
.alted 10 the death Of MI. Walter Teddy
men,, superintendent Of Mr.. Woodruff
d;s,iliery. We give brief statement 0
the facts in this painful affair in order I.
correc, the misrepresentation which are
in circulation.
An aI.ercn zion about some trivial mat
Tor took place between Mr.. Feddymen;
and n man named Thomas Bwy u, in one d
,,he rooms Of the distlIery. The latter
,,sinc insulting language was ordered out
&c doors by the former, and on refusing to
40. after some further quarrel, Mr.. Teddy
soent pu. him out a. the door. Bwyn re-
,urued again and Feddyment took hold o!
him the second time to put him out, when
he stabbed Feddyment with a knife, 10
three different places in his abdomen, let
ting his in,es,ines out; besides giving him
several cuts on bis arms and in his side
Feddymeni, by the assistance of man
who was present, became disengaged and
fled, bu, being pursued by Bwyn, notwith-
standing his wounds, seized hold Of shov
81, turned and deal: his pursuer such blow
40 to fell him to the floor. After which be
escaped into an adjoining room and fas,en
ed the door 80 as 10 prevent his assailsnl
entering. The person who was presen,
in the atirav, was SO alarmed and excited
tina, be ran for physician, without Civ
inp the alarm to others about the establish
ment. Upon the arrival Of the Physician
and others at tho scene, the victim was
found lying on the floor in a state Of in
sensibiity. He was carried 10 his resi-
depce--his wounds were examined and
pronounced mortal, and he fingered in the
most excrucating agony until the follow
ing day, when he breathed his last. An
inquest was held by Coroner Richardson.
after which Bwyn was arrested, aud is
now confined in jail in this plaee, to await
his trial at the next term Of our Circuit
Court, when doubtless he will be allow
ed fair hearing.
Mr.. Feddyment was young man Of so
Der, temperate and industrious habits, and
was highly esteemed in this community
He leaves wife aud child and other rela.
tives to mourn his sad fate; as well as a
large circle Of friends who regret bis I'M
timely and melancholy end. Bwyn resided
about three miles south Of this place-has
wife and two children, ia said to be man
Of steady habits, and up to the time Of the
unfortunate event detailed, we learn was
on intimate terms with Feddyment. Tru-
", he tina, con,ro!eth his own temper. is
greater than he that take,h city.-Joliet
Signal.
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INSURANCE

CENT. AGEScy, MAIN STREET,
Davenport, Ioro.
Knox Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
pincennes, Ind.
COLUMBUS Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Cry Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
Cincinnati, O.
New YORK Life Insurance Co.,
.Eew York City.
UNITED STATES Life Insurance Co,
JNew York City.
Ono Live Stock Insurance Co.,
Cincinnati, OHIO.
Mutual Health Insurance Co.,
C2epeland, Ohio.
YlHE undersigned having been apponiet
Il Agent for the above well established Com.
panies, is fully prepared and authorized 10 issue
Policies against loss or damage by fire, also a.
gainst the hazards Of marine or inland iranspor
tation at the lowest rates of premium charged
by any good company in the west.
Shippers or Merchants doing their cargo bust
ness with him, will be allowed return premium
Of l2A pei. cent
Also Life and Health Policies and Policie
agains, injury or death Of live stock. All losses
on Fire and Marine Policies promptly adjusted
and paid at ST. Louis, Mo.
ALEX. w. MEG REGOR, Agent.
Davenport, March 18th, 1851.
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TO WHEAT GROWERS o. ~.
TgsAE. IOWA. II Il

rJ,he subscribers are on hand with Blank a.:
u ders for NJ Cormick's Patent ViFginia Re-
ers for the harvest Of 1851, and ready 10 sppj5kS
the wants Of all in that line in offering the oho9
Reaper TO the public, we have only to sdd H.
we do not have 10 resort 10 hired pui5s nor ~.
rowed certificates TO rscpnmcnd il, o. isthe 60
with many other Harvesting Machines, but No.
" otter it on its own merits; knowing thai IT,
been introduced, they wi,i eventually saperce1 y
all Others Of the Kind, (Which are ia fact M IA
perfect limitations OF the genuine MrCtparieks
Reaper.) Some have esea yenturssi 50 Tar " -
itatng; that the original eateatee has sen tit e
appeal to the strong ot the law 10 project ~
own rights, and at the same time secure ID -
farmer Machine every way worthy Ot their ceS.
iidence. Among those against whom lseai - Il
ceedings have beea Instituted are the listn sc 80
mour q aiorgan Q! n. T., whosnot Withstand -
the writs Of INJUNCTION prohibiting Their nakS is@z
selling or useing their Machines ia any ~. ~
still endeagoring BY getting great way iress
home aud useing an uawarraniable amount Sc
gas to effect hat thsyc2nnot eccomp ltsh wRars
they are better known: namely, q sale 81 46ssix
Machines. For fortnas particulars "a III &tlh@
ject see McCormiek's large tafpdbiils. = ~.
stead OF being filled vita certificates - nn23
mendations with fictitious iames sttas kat-
tain facts equally interesting ard inp6Sl t o.
Farmers that wish 10 consult thstsn1n iaesSes(s3
Enquire for blank otdsfsatS Sd 10 ~ pkineApai
places throughout the eaastxy. "a III
A. J. HYDE, PlessH1f p3sieI,1 ecf3 ~ 81
C. G ALpo.D, Lbag GtoSs 4s 81
April II, 1851. ~ ~
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PHOENIX STOVE WORKS
QUINCY. ILLINOIS.

QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
UNHE SuRSCRIBER!s manufacturing at these
i WORKS, his Prairie State Cooking Stoves, oil
four sizes: also the
Irving Air Tight Cooking Stoves Of sizes;
California Premium do do DO;
Commercial Parlor do do 90;
Three sizes OF which have open fronts, with told
ing doors; Phoenix and Clinton Box stoves, oil A
sizes in ALL making The best assortment OF stoves
for dealers, or merchants, who may wish TO pur-
chase, trimmed, or without trimmings, for retail
ing. TO be found anywhere.
These stoves are sold BY Comstock & Co., OF
Quincy, at nv Foundry prices, aud by Comstock
4 Brothers, Of Keokuls, Iowa, for the same pri-
ces. save the addition of freight; also, by X.
s. CRAIG, Davenport. A. COMSToCk.
MAY %, 1851 ly
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Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings.
APPLICATION TO SELL EEAI
~ ESTATE

Davenport, May 22d, 1851.
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WIRE FENCING.

THAVE lust received large supply OF the
/ above article OF superior quality manuiaciu-
red expressly for fencing. Farmers and others
engaged in cultivating the prairies Will hnd II
mater of great economy 70 adopt this kind OF
fence. 1t is no new, untred experiment, bus Is
in very general use in Wisconsin and upper I'M
eois. and has been satisfactorily proven 70 be .
less expensive, more durable and etfectual fence
than any other TO save trouble | will state tn.
nrce to be seven and half cents per 10. A
fence of five strands or wires will weigh three
pounds per rod Call and examine the article
at the Hardware and Iron Store,
No. lie Claire Row.
Nav 22d, 1851. W. II. HlLpktlH.
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ALEX. w. M'GREGOIs.

Attorney and Counsellor at Lac and Solicitor
in Chancery,
DAVENPORT, Iowa,
WILL practice in the District Courts of tn.
w "a. judicial District and in the Supreme
Court.
He will also attend to the collection Of debts
obtaining and locating Land Warrants, Purchase
and sale OF Lands, paying Of taxes &c.
Also Conveyancing, Drawing of Mortgages
Leases and every description Of writing needed BY
those who may need his services.
Any business entrusted to hi. care will b.
promptly and faithfully attended to.
Office, east side Main street Cd door below
Cook and Sargent's Exchange Office.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-22
AUCTION SALE.

TIME extensive sale Of Furniture advertised
J. for the 18th inst. was postponed until
SATURDAY, the Oath inst, at O'Clock +. NJ
at which time the undersigned will offer an eH-
,ensive assortment of Furniture, Buggy and Hal-
ness, &c. &c. at Auction on time.
SAM'L. PARKER, Auctioneer
Davenport, MAY s2l, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-22

BARNuM OUTDoNE-The Madison Cou-
rier tells about the following piece of fiuan-
ciering:
McElevey, the tailor, who bought the
prize ticket to Jenny LIMBS first concert
in Cincinnati, is one Of the few men in the
world who are as sharp as Barnum. The
why he worked the thing was this: for
seine DAYS before the concer, he went round
among bis friends, betting ten dollars with
this one, twenty dollars with that one. and
SO on until he had n thousand dollars, tina,
he would buy the prize ticket. The ,icke,
was knocked down at S574, thus leaving
hlm 1925 in his pocket.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-22
Married,

In this place on Monday evening the 10Th
inst, by Jons RousER, Esq, Mr.. RUSSELL
lHuNTLEY to Miss LOUISA BOlCE, both Of
the city of Rock Island
kS>'On the Goth inst, by the same, Mr.. MATTHl-
| AS ZENDEL 10 Miss ANNA RIIISSA BOATll
all Of Davenport.