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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Ssc.. Sc. 80.

The stearship Illinois, Lieut.. J. Hart teiu arrived
yesterday morning with udvjccs from San Francisco To
May Is. bcrg ten day later than previously received
The Illinois left Aspinws On the nght of The ith inst
making the run in days and five houlsthr quick.
est made She brings sos l6l 525 passengers aaJ
ts mails
We are indebted to Mr.. Paine be gentienIauiy purser
of the Illinois ana to Messrs. Adams Co Gregory Ss
Co. and B,riord & Co. for late California papers
Annexed i the
SpLGIE LIsr pIR STE A,lsuIp nIINnIs
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IA ParaMa on Sunday. the 22d uit or fever D Y
latI ot Mobile aged ~ years Nit BAH was waiting
ttef tr u hi put nts to follow them TO lrauc 20
los d'ith was uod'n having been confined to hts bed
tu ftw days though ifcnds who attended hu iur-
re o i,hnes rd no hopes Of his recovery for
LAtat. hls detth
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l,otal in California Nns I. rss2.

ofth. uumo,r ar wcmen; tie remaining u gSo are
men and boys
IL " impossible 70 keep perfect record of the Geath'
OF CGaahhn IN TINS country ~ they are scattered
Throughout The whole min ng tegleD al very lUe
rep pdtuec y kep On btt~cen Tho different paitns.
thcrt arc Gonttle-s i4iriiY 'iuanyn california nAt
hareD Enumerated. whose numbers have rever been ,e
ported nj tLe Custom Hng,e. oost OF whoni howe -r
consist of cooks steward SC Of vessels lCnu
China Who have dtcrted while lying IN H. port Many
al'o have returned 70 Thine. i,it California fer otkr
ports IN like capacities Such arrivals depart
have been usnaed 20 very nearly b..auce each othc-
ad ~ there are e. means ~ asc'ltainug the number
WIZ corr ctnes they foam no portion Of the foregoing
stnsment.
y y III teque safe 70 e down the soI Chinese popu-
i&ion nov icrdnnt IN california IL 600 aud iuCresee
viii ortiy ie from coo to 90 050 between tGs the
It' iantajy heat la.r &c ci cur, ,tnhces d.
see any ime ratvC .>ity HE uC and which
attempted relative to thiS particular cis o. Foreigners
The Fro h'h and Spa,i IN American population roth ex
coed the thiHesc vry largely at the proeat aad
10 one fears danger or misfortune trom their excessive
Dupbels
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

u'oA ~ warren street and through ho columns ~ vo,r
word r ncvHed ourusl let th. lai tdinra a. r-. -
te California bound that the frghfu surf of ebegrs.
lay Il amongst ne thiugp Of the past
Annh,r portion ~ the raiiroaa VI. opened ye4l,rlay
10 place called tatarcs thereby cutting sx mie.
inoe q tho liver travel In lew days Tho rold 10
St'Hfn - san Iablo one mile and half further and
i'n 'ifhoe direct line will ha made fo Panama Up
- tbs Time ioty N miles Of the river travel IL on
'bnhy saving about thirty six hours arduous aud un-
c,hirhble ttaStl IL u confidently aasertrd nv Mr.
l'dcn the cnei engineer ihat rfc ~ of March 1853
t' l'ao VIII DC opened othe Pacific The profits OF the
ioh" ~ l ft mouth oNcrnud a60yc MI cxpsnsc. have
mth sihWo When the road " orcnrd throughout and
y hc' i's the TRANSIT VI irc III, which cvdanty must
oi al tbe great cmpr - TIE pacitc Tho profits his
f"'u WIZ be compu % ~ mlions. 70 what tcstm ,nal
~ the orpputor o hs ttut work outi,Ied nom thou
iCiow etiiztpA IT the whole world
"mongtt our passengers the present trio Of the
Ihii"ls. u Lieut. stevens anu '4niy who goes
ete nrand OF thu coot euryry the Pacific Malachi
fhlion Marcus horu'k ottho Daily Uaisn Sanram.nto
0hn eth'ls, On their iciura TO CALIFORNIA.
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ENTIHN rlNa rncN no0nrA.

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persona holding tickets for her were at San Juan
many Of them in a destitute state

~
The Steamship Pacific had arrived at San Francisco.
The steamship Columbia al Panama ready 10 take
up the passengers per Illinois her last trip The
Winfield Scott had sailed about May 81 san Fran
cisco
for Ssn Francisco.
The Panama railroad bad been extended four miles,
and in smo weeks more IL would be extended two miles
further bringing t UP to The crossing tew miles below
Goygopn.
The Sierra Nevada sailed from AappwalI juno 81 for
New York via Kingston The lllineis passed her on st.
Domingo the eth inst
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NAVY BAY, Nav 20, 1853 I
On board steamship Illinois.


The Steamship Rhncis-- The Grouh Of .lspiWaA-. TIE
Panama Railroad Caifornans Returning 10 California;
The Paifc Coast Surrey, &c.
We arrived at this place this day and omorro" snai'
cross the Ishmus for Panama Our trip hus far has not
been very rapid one for the that 40 we're de-
taned forty hours nj Kngston, coangupwards OF I'VE
hundred tons having been taken on board The Illinois
is a noble yesseshe is large, roomy swift and staunch
and her officers maintain that reputation for discipline
and pentemuny courtesy that has always distinguished
the American navy
The growth of this place is truly astonishing giving evil
ence ofts having been Thoroughly YankeeiScd The most
conspcuous edifco in Aspinwan city s the building in
which located the Office of The Panama Railroad Com
pany and located Aspnwa street The main street OF
the city IL il neat story budi mt thirty feet
front and stuccoed II l. really sron, ymboi OF cyut-
zaton and read the sign its front" Panama Rail-
road Cflce-it sets thinking as 10 whether u Is
dream reality There iiya hotels IN the place ms
principal being Van Courts E%chans". auu ts
situated about five hundred feet from The steamboaland-
inc Mr. Faichild the agent II the VI. :. Mail steam
elp COMPANY has erected very besutin r,sdence at
Inc lower extremity q The city his lady i With him
md w Tie way H. The only rc id"ut lady of tho place
ana a. matter OK lursg h0lJ the position that
li.y W. tlt drst1f would.
ih ~ t,r II Naty ry I perfectly 'nfc beirg bel
toitd tenn tAp. vivid which tasf fnuecacd fnagr such
tUl lltlr t0 travellers our e,Ila ~ ytrd 4 lying as
steady vt h,r vhVI here a. i th) wcro m51rcd y htr
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February. lsie there hut ffy four Cinnamon and
ore 'h'nose woman in California; On The frat Janu-
ary 1850 there were 10 California seven huodrcd and
eeh' lire men and two women During the carly part
of ma year obon three hundted Cinnamon loft
ibe 'hinota Islands having been engaged here BY tho
Guaro Company
On the Ut January, 1S5 there were in California 0ls
men and women on The 1st of January, 1852, there
T,5g0, as follows
Whole No males arrived 10 Jan l, 1852 ..., 1921
4
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lNrnENENrs At sAN FRANCISCO

INTERVIEWS Mt FNN FENNtTSNU.
May J. u1niy loweey. Virginia. aged i4 years
" 2. SeIh q. Cummings. Maine Bged 4S years.
/" =. Eugene Ge'2 h,iad,phin aged Fix y.Grs.
" David Holt Ireland aged IL years.
i" 4. James French. New i,amp hire aged rs yclrs.
" 5. James II Tenant London aged ~ years.
O. Frederick Mass Baltimore aged 81 years.
'' g. Daniel Jacobs Prussia agcd 70 years.
80 8 John Mullen, Germany nged - years.
. s, Michaa Losa Chile, aged 30 years.
q ., Hcnry smith England aged ~ years
g 9. Jane Bond Baltimore Mo aged 50 years
:" o, William Shields Penn. aged u years
" 9, iuant of hichaa Losi 5. j :, aged weeks.
" il. tamcs Lambert. san francisco aged months.
II. Monsieur GerpId France aged 80 years.
" 13, John i. Emn,rsGn Mass. aged ~ years.
" IL. Benjamin Earle New York aged 30 years
" ID. jas III iieryey Green CO., N. Y. aged 10 years
y 15. ~. Il Augusta France aeed IS years.
g 10, Burton Buptail, n. y, aged - years
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Ff " AkciAl.s

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Son No s WaIl e@ s - - ,'e ,' - - h'os'Ss m s
s"ss 1T : u q =. 1 7ee, .5js.s s.5
stsa stss nssss,t as H. ,s' sensay i NJ, G yess
5e ,o"Wlng sxbit Or ~ per- y aid company viii
:, my = Ni't"d s"a' An rhi"ds anrth rom the -t1t
gs ~. Sr Ss Yas al, sF 90 .a,r III "a %
sis Ssisa
tns a.onsin"en, r,al srn - 't 'hs tor y yorni1g
49, n , ~ ~ y :, n oorsi's ss
as Eairosd 10, hsns reaia i,G heavy ion xiii.
R1ssd ss @sd' osns"ay . ss WIZ ~i
Az FA ~, ~. .~s9a she sos
rad ny '.a m M E a,' gf r. 'ad u. 'rsiha a9s 81
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seea ~ ioS~. ''''- 'u ''''' DA''
sts'rsa go al'a'na ''.a. "0 'aasis cs
S @m"n c.9sedat.d - a"r,s a. 10 s2 500
~ssrs,si r. nnr,e & s @ n"no Tho ss
aors ara ars r. ~ & s'gss % "d pH.as thereof gery
iS, % Il w g @ ~ S na he is 18th august
etrac,nr INV II ~ 4 I'D STATE Sop 10 oar
ms'as e. aa have h. as the ss d. AND ss,ts 70
ry from 4, s,,atsrs Of ri, ,'asa per
cpal aud interest the ry Of York
Dehon Aires $ -aser, aid a. sarrnso ssqs of The
city ofNev York which ia tha rst agdoriy lien
ensiues or sranspor,
the immense quantities ~ lnMhet mud miscellaneous
freight. which VIII the roads we'll
gers The coal which is very qsauty, and mex
saSs At about aty cents pe a: aed during the rssi
cents per ton ~ o"rnns. ith anpo iailities d
transport the sae rnd -o"snnp." = TINS e~s vii ee
innersey e. 49, y tshty oele sea o'sN sas
demand Wf oby - ni'co ~ shn apleity - inc r,ao
part IRON ths eahVt hnHe - eA tnsfs ~ vaty arss
s l x T. , :" .aa god saoh
4he track i relsd. ans heretofore RATED
sner unh win av n oetaia
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arrival o. the Sierra gzovad2.

The steam ',p sierra Nevada, Capt Wilson fron As
rinwa IT, "a ir,st VIA Kingston Ja. reached this
port early this morning. She bring of mpor.
tance
Mr. Alb'n Childs, Of Boston was lost overheard thc
morning e tile 29h of May the outward passage IF
tie Sierra Nevada Tie is ssupposed to have tainted Every
c'Tott made to hun but without success. IA
lie is said to have had $500 5000 gol about his
person a the time e weight probably carried him down
in meaia,ely His eGecJs Transferred the purser
and his frierd WI find them onap pilicatioa to Howard
G Sou "a hrcadway
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Marriages and Deaths In CALIFORNIA;.


IN San fanc'scc on lhe evening of tbs 1st May hy
the Rev br Eo,g Captain Charles A. Faltzinburg and
Miss Jane A. Fitzgerald MI Of tiiat city
In San tranchco May hy the Huv. 8. D. Simon5s
"a he Methodist Episcopal Church Powell street,
Mington, to ~ ala Emelmc Fish no,h OF that city
in sacramento May q by the Rev. .. G Wbeear, i,
smith to Mrs A. j. fouchc.
II Sacramento, on The 9th instant, by Rev. Q. G
Wheeler samuel y. N,ilsr and Margaret H. lathrop
widow of Capt A. Lathrop S.A hctn Of tooma
May u at Sacramento J. w. Oish. Esq of the Dsmo
rac STATE ou,nei 10 Mary Margeret Williams, daughter
Of ion Williams. ESQ formerly Of hontueky
On board the steamboat tauauche al Marysvilc oc
Monday ming May 10th at oclocb by tbc .ev Ful.
sinmon, Capt. j G,aut, Msa iiars Louisa Robin
sop of ilumUs sutter county.
In Sacramento tiIy Mny 18th by Rev N u Stratton,
dr John bite to Miss Ann White botn Of that place
late from New Orleans
May Caroline Grayson daus inter- OF 'au,es and Ca
tharine Dunno Of Francisco aged Eve wears nine
months. and fifteen days
IL ssn jose, Aplil 10 Dir. Cha,es Auser, of Canada
DrowIte in tho Middle FORK Of goa,ucr river. Marcel
-, Coddnston WAe,ler. nalyo Of stonuston Conn,
On the lltb Nay JainSs. infant sou 0, Dr. Lambert
aged four month
IN s.n trauci May ~ Charles r Davis Of Warren
county New jerssy aged So years late Of lhe peo.
pliotors Of the Eu,aa hotd
~ the T@eDty.siX milo Hoasc. tho Auburn road.
Sacramento on ttr llth May, Of Inflammation of the
lungs Rber Ahtn late resident OF Sslersiod Esls,
aged 2$ years
the Huburn load From iuluT.ts received by the explo-
sion Of a II an boiler matthew Cray naive Of Ayr-
Shire Scotland ano lote chef cpgpeer OF tho steamer
Republic.
in toaid OF the steamship Pacific May ofcougestion
- The ban Nlr Earehoni pom,roy. ol East Hampton,
Mass ago A. years Nay 8, Of conges'ive chilli. Mr.
J I'm J. faas OF Dorchester. and atc Springfield Mas
eyed about 40 years May ~ Nj james " Burton OF
cnstaiin Ohio 81 oyfcn'ery og,d ~ years BIZ William
Strain, OF Bridgeport, Conn Of dytcutery
In SANTA Da hara April ~. S.no,tta Josefa Garlic
aged rs y'ars daughter Of Don Jose and Donna Catan
o1tega dc CaIilo.
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Annexed are the naiaes OF the
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS

PAssENCErs pm sTr ysutp r,rrrorc
Mr. Roar,,a.a ~, iad' - H., - = r..
cnir A., Frt ~ % 5 5"Ja aJVi t essa = na ~ :
Ssdsr =, M, = :, ~ "r5ui.y '" Brown
Frs. Mrs pJsnp ! ,nsra !, l - 49,
Il, r.r,,si 49,, :, q nS.hn, - = y Shtncr'
nar ~ IL, ~, n " u NJ "a ~, '''ag 10 'eu
| ~ 49, IA 80 =. " niiss " eD,.'f, MIs Ian
n l,ans ,'au+ i !, i,a,s, scna - r s, n 3..ule, ,, -
An. Ea,is. r 1.la@-, i, T. i'a', nion VIZ
II Moore Moore, ] Il sicore i i. suGnbam, 4 !;
% !atar i WHEN. ,.srny NJ 49, Y nren u NJ Ipok'
2 y v e"tgn i Aset mbre a Winnea. arner Il
Stfer Gr,.sol Jotnsoa' / Il c@,l, y snrh sfae
- hpuhtrs. u " Rodgers, j AChgrman NJ T. j
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Very Late from New Granada.

The arrival Of the clipper steamer Illinois has placed
in possession Of advices from Asrinwa to the ih Pa
mama Of the I'd inst Boeota, lioh and crthagena 2oh
ult
One of our correspondents sends the following
letter
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1OHN McMICHAEL, OLD SLIP CORNER OF
q south has for sale drafts for any which
will cashed Great Britain aud Ireland Also
Issues cerhcstes Of by the ksge live Of New York
Liverpool packets Refers to Messrs John w. Whit
lock & Co., Sherman Coios. Acton Civil, Esq, 60.
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DIvIpEND.- CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE CON-
~ psny, New lers, Juno is52-A dividend Of eight
has beon declared, this day payns o the stoos
holders, demand ~ Tile otaeo No. "a Ma'i strsst
J. ~. McikAN, Secretary.
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Leaving surplus for preferred stockholders SS2Wl
previous sassmeute ~ will be osseryed
retaid and equipped S7HDpU
10 for s30 and that the estimated net
iugs S6l375 largely exceeding the pof
paid THE honds issned Referring &C
zeooBs ~ the efislarrs ofPennsyiv mia
passed hnri G. 1850 full authority to Issue those
bonds and create them, and sale o.
them is made below. above
JOSEPH W. RyEkSS. President.
Proposals TO be directed above aud to stpuatc for
cash payment On tho 7th June ~hen the bonds viii be
delivered The accrued interest rom May lt TO the 18th
June, goes with the bond. @. s. RO6BtNS son.
DAVIS BROOKS " co.
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READ THIS.
Prairie State Stove Store.

r HAVE the right 10 sell the above Stove in
/ this market II is warranted TO be the heav.
lest and most durable, 10 possess advantages over
all others Tor speed and excellence in Cooking
and to give perfect satisfaction.
I will sell the above Stoves Wholesale al
Quincy prices, including freight.
The undersigned having bought Col. n. B
Buforsl's entire stock Of Stoves and Tin Ware al
the Old Stand, Corner Of Main and Second
Streets, west OF the Lc Claire House, would res.
pec,lully inform the citizens Of Davenport anc
The pubic generally that he has on hand and in
ten Is keeping the largest and hes, assortment o
I iSsronKlNG s. HEATING STOVES.
Ever offered in in ihii.s ,.''-skes, which he vii
sell low Tor cash or Country Prodacn. Is vii
Ialse sell Tn ware at St. Louis Wholesale bill Q
prices.
Tin and Copper Ware repaired at the shartes
notice. Ola Stoves taken in part pay Tor new
ones. Second hand Cook and Heating Stoves o.
hand for sale.
| He will pa, the highest prices for Old Copper
Brass and Pewter. Give us call-no tIonbi
10 show Stoves anil Tin-@ate
| II. WICKERSHAM.
| naySpnert A ntil 3ol tR,p
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NEW GOODS!
CuRlPgRTQEN EVER!,

|TNUE subscriber takes pleasure TO inform hi
! fienis and the citizens Of Clinton count,
generally; that be has recently returned from 81
Louis with good and well selected assortm.n
ofgoeds, consisting in part of Dry goods, Gro
ceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes
and such other goods as are usually KEEP, in .
country store, which he is ready 10 sell on the
most reasonable terms; for his mstto is, short
profits and quick retnrns.
Call examine and Judge for yanrselves.
ALBERT M JACOBSON.
All kinds Of pfaaace taken in exchange for
goods. Cash paid FOR Whea, and Pork.
Lyons, August 9th, lG5s
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DY. Carriers Cough Balsam,

For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption, Bon.
chitis, Splitting OF blood, Pain in the side and
Chest, Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, and all
diseases Of the Lungs and Breast.
THE most perfect. pleasant and certain remedy
for the speedy and permanen cure OF coughs,
Colds. Consulaplion, and all Diseases OF the
Lungs.is
This medicine has been submitted 10 the Sc
verest tests in the private practes Oh aa expert
enced physician for more than fifteen years, IN
cases OF the most obstinate coughs, colds and
pulmonary affections with such uniform and re-
tnarkable success Us 10 lrnve no room Tor DOUBT
that the ingredients employed are the hes! thai
nave ever been discovered tor all diseases oil the
lungs. The grest superiority OF tais preparation
over all Others, lies in promoting free and easy
expectoration, speedily aiiaYlng the cough and
all inflammation and cisecting perfect cure by
soothing and Strengthening The iTritated aad de-
biltated organs.
Nothing has ever been discovered which al
all equals il in its harmless qualities ana It's
amazing power. Il has raised insatids, as II
BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD
Aud no person afflicted with severe Cough,
Cola or Pulmonary disease wall be last to hiui-
self If he goes down to the grave without tesisng
DR. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM.
A SINGLE bottle will convince the most Saepn-
cal OF It's wonderful efficacy ard curative powers.
Es-Prce ii per bottle, Or six bottles for S..
a1-for sale al DIR. 4. EAsrERLs's Family
Medicine Store southeast corner cs lk.fd ana
Chesnut streets, 81. Louis, Mo.
And also for sale by ELpaipeE sos, Post Or
fee Buildings april
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Dr.. Easterly's CarminatiTe.

For The cure Of Dysenterg, Diarrhra, Ghof1e
Cholera I4fa,itliaa, Fiala.eacg and all dlseaie'
Of the Stomach aad Borsls from TELLING.
THE mos, speedy safe and ethcaclons remedy
ever discovered for the cure OF al derange-
ments OF the Stomach and Bowels OF Children Is
DIR. EASTERLYS CARMISATIVE.
II is very peasant 10 the taste and always sal
utary in effect, and is the very remedy which Il
80 much needed in all parts OF the Mississippi
Valley.
having the charge Of children should keep Dr
Eastcflf's Carminative constantly on hand I.
use when any arrangement OF The Stomach aae
Bowels occurs, and thousands OF children ma,
be thus saved that are consigned to premature
grave Mothers try it.
nArPnce Is cts. per Rot..e For sale By DR.
Easierly, Corner Of Third and Chestnut streets
St. Louis, Mo.
Iowa. april 8
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SUICIDAL FanILy.-On the goth nlt.
Mr.. s. WATKINS Of Damascus, Md, cnm
mi,ed suicide by cutting his throat. On
,be following Thursday night his brother
william attempted 10 commi suicide, bul
inflicted upon bis neck Sigh, wound. 1
i no, n great while since The father, ard
also the aunt, Of these young men adopted
this means Of passing from the stage Of &C
ion
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JUST ARRIV ED!!!

1AHE subscribers have Just received dire ct from
L Ph,ladelphia, a large and well selected as.
soatnenl Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, OILS, Var.
nshts, Dye-S'ufs, Glassware, Instruments &c.,
Sc., which VIII te sold low and no mistake, buy.
ing orr goods in the East, we certain that We
can sell them over than any house purchasing
in ST. Louis. Purchasers will do well to call AMI
raamn ne our Sock and prices before purchasin.
elsewhere, below will b. found a list Of some Of
the leading articles in Store, ria
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last ARRIVAL on CL6THIIG.

TuST received and now opening at the Old
u Stand nearly opposite lhe BazaF, on Front
Street, large ana well selected assortment 81
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting 10 part OF
Cloth, Cashmere, Cashmeret, Tweed, and Lin
en- Coais.
Cloth, Cashmere, Linen and Co,tonade Pants
Satin, Cashmere aud Linen Vests;
Shirts md Drawers, &c. &c.
Silk Hdsls., Self,adJusting Neck-iies; satr
Stocks; Hats and Umbrellas.
..ALSO-.
A large assortment OF Cloths, Casimeres, Sati-
netts, Satin Nesting and Linen Goods, all Of
which have been selected in person by the sub.
scriber from the best stocks in st Louisiana
from bis knowledge Of the business as pracii-
cal tailor, he Eatters himself that all those who
favor him with call will find his assoftmeD,
worth examining and any purchases made viii
be warranted to give as general satisfaction al
any that can be procured in this market.
Before purchasing be sure to calt and examine
and by 80 doing yon will have chance 10 save
both time and mocey. and be almost certain L
procure any article or Clothing wanted at a rea
sonable price.
Be sure and call and don't forget il is at the
Old Stand OF CHENEY MUNGER.
Davenport, May 9th, 1852. 35-6m
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21FeHPo1ts -s19J 9'Tj 1Ho'y. 10,0...
SLIGO IRON STORE.

THE und-rsigrea having bought Col. n. p. Blu.
Of Main and sseapd Mrssts, West Il ~ v Claire
House, wsuld respectfully infesn ~ etis1ens Of
Davenport and sAs public generally Aaa be has on
hasd and intends kespine full ssssssment in the
above lane Of business. We believe We are selling
Iron cheaper than it BIZ had any other regular
Iron Store in Davenport or elsewhere. Please give
us a cali. We sell cheap for cash. No hardship TO
entertain company. Coa.e where You can ges what
WIN. w. ALLEN.
Dayennnrs Anrii cd, 1852. S3-3m
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The Democratic editors try to make il
..a,, hv Tie election Of British au,horilies
~. .h., The British thrasbed the Americans IL
,ha las. war. They know that the Brit.
i.h ,ro now for Gen. Pierce, and the,
,h;,k that. if they can consince their rca-
aars ,bat the British whipped Us once, a
strong presumption will be created Of an
a,Ler British triumph Lou. Journal.