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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26
BOARDING AND LODGING.


BOARD, IN SPANISH FAMILY, wANrED-BY Az
address j. H. a., 2S CAste street. The beet references
given
VERY PLEASANT FURNlsuED ROOMS TO LET TO
gentlemen, with without board also suites
70 families, situated second thiT Hoors the
location lie pleasant and ent to Broa Tor FUR
thor particulars apply al heuae 56 and 5iS hou2toSeee
where rooms can be seen, Rot rene required.
EURNlsGED LODGINGS. -wANTEp, By YOUNG
gentleman, neatly furnished Lodgings in private IA
The Location mus: be between Blocker and Fourteenth
streets, and Br0adTsy Boarding houses Of any
syron need not apply fair price will DO paid for emit.
.ble scco odatioLs. address immediately e. c. Box
l5S Post oihce.
oDCINos. TWO WE'LL FURNISHED ROOMS,
Houston street. few doors east Of Broadway Hess served
Urequred.
sd9UORE,
NJ D. P5yEaS y CO., IMPORTERS or TIsE2
sale retail buyers 10 aher extensive sack OF e shove
aAme tfis. nhlth LeY are selling ineotypeE etpt rover
Ihsn ether house IA he city, All ORDERS prhotusly
sitond.S 10. No. 800 Broadway. frft sloek above hs
irvinS House,
THE ATTENTION OF HEADS or FAMILIES AND
the public generally Is solicited re genuine stock Of
Dublin and London Brown Stout in pints and quarts
also Scotch and Eatt ndis Pale Ales Se warranted Sc
inIorta.ed for eae, ST lowest price, Kendas olive
70 sr the best and est economical article in use.
w. il. UNDgkHILL $50 Broome street
THE CHOICEST BRANDS OF WINES BRANDIEs
warranted genuine are TO be had in Guantes y suit pur
chssers st lowest market prices at eNDEhHlLLs tate
Dallmores celebrated BIandy store corner Of Sroome
Crosby streets N. BThe choicest brands Of Havana
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RRoAB rHsArkE.-x A AARsnALl. sole
:ss :ss
s III zSr S si:%.;
& .,S s EsSt sir w pa S..as,
psyiass sesriss ysoi Mr. Brunt0n; Lucy BssnSo. Mss
s1s x X: ass IL n. rin t.
b,nnSs.st hr Dayidse; Mrs. Bonnyeastle. Ars Vernon
NigLo's oAspEN.-ARTIsTs UNIoN-LAsr WEEK
NOR g .s sss s.':ss
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fsS.. Ss,s, xs:s
Leader Of ,he ssnor 1Ta Doors open
% NJ sos fsi open '''y day from
psrqS ST. Am, hishea.rs % cents Tuesday a. VIII
. 'ss'f'1'' D'.A' f' FSsR lf.,s T.
Sir Sscrss larin Lord raise. ''.no, ss SAW saw
SIR Richard Fourth ssno55 6snsysn..ne
h;,Iisss ss5s Avocado Tlyi;:. siirs D. s,easnsns
orn every d.y rom . s oeOo. y " ''''A ~ ''''
NIBLos GARDhN-ITALIss OPERA, ARTISTS
~ urienNe Proc List except the Press Owing TO tho
Tree ss sosps1ssa ss's ss9"ssd in mo p.aus; ana
parts o. The house cents Private boxes So Doors
oren att oeockperfOrmance 10 commence At X o'clock
a sToR PLACE, ITALIAN opxRA-Nor!cE.-
,he above on Manday next .s,h ns The
lar subscription ngh, MONDAY 20 Tuesday th
ST. when will be performed ts first tina this
PuR1AEi in which will appear sgnorina D. StenAnone,
egnor L. saly bisnor Benevt ntsno and Hignr MArni.
Next Opera Night on Wednesday, 18th inst.
MRS. skERRETTs COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
vA VIII take pi,ee on Tuesday evening January Pro
lessor Anderson y. W. Clarke, Miss k.te
lese Misc Maria Barton, Mr. O. wocott with many othsrn
have kindly volunteered For further bills
Of the day. Box Book open.
GRAND SCOTTISH CONCEhT BY TUE FRASER pa
" nifty a. Rutgers lnstitute-1be ae,sts .nd Asses Fra
have the honor Of the public thai hey viii
Grand Musical Enter tAnmens oonesng GENE OF
Scotch sons and selections popular
Rutgers Institute Monday evenin January 49, Tickets
% ceDie. Doors al 61s Concert Va commence
They viii concert at Newak on Tuesday evening
(yHRlsPYb OPERA HOUSE,, MECHANICS. HALL. NO.
~ $2 Breadway, above Grand strset0usn eyery night
iuring tho week until forther rosoJ fhs original and well
known ChrstY snsrels comprising otoient aud
sste 'oorpH Of talented and pcrienosd psrfornef
under .he nssomsns Of ohrssy whose concerts =
ri,h by highly respectable sna fAanosbo Aadsnoss
Toh.ts "a cents Doors opon ~ 81 and will commence 81
~ O'clock The patrons OF ChrstYs AnBsres respect
fully informed Ahas the Saturday afternoon concerts dis
contnnsd On Saturday nex Jsnusry 3st, annual bcue
81 of =. II. Pierce.
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LELLOWS AINSTREIS.-NEw YOkk Is FINISHED,
and boat OF the greatest band In the world
thanks 10 The magnetic telegraph Tor s valuable assistance
In bringing together such slon Of alenS DO
found in Eellows Band. Al Broadway They ore the
gaes Negro BelineAtsrs THAT lived This band Of
stars comprising such gentlemen Briggs Brower Slit
Tbaycr, Keweomh, &c., &C. no cannot fail 70 please
ALL They perform evening this week. and Wodnos
day and Saturday afternoons Admisso ssme ususL
Children, I'm oents. Doors ~ e ooocb;
mence ~ y o'clock.
CIRCUs-NEW YORK AMPHITHRATRE, 81 BOWERY.
~ Last APPEARANCE Of the French Troupe Increased No
yelty Brilliant Feats Monday evening Jan ~ and dur
Clown and Raoholder the champion vaulter New aos OF
Horsemap shit, by Madame 1ourLi.ire Mile Louie Mile
Josephine hons Bno and tho Of Che troupe Thirty
shetland Ponies will appesr the Pony Races. Elegant
Exercises Mr. H. his taen ted children. Boxes.
"a cents children under ninc half price; PIT l2k cents.
Afternoon perfor m an oe on Saturday
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lobe -

settSG.
O. % RYW ARD--LGST OK TVS AFTERNOON OF
GU 18th mss. gold Fob CHAIN aDi seAlthe chaiu
stut eleven t-y. Dchea iu spgs supposed TO nave
been lea tic pis oat q Warren sros me hnder By
Iavin. fhc lice OF 100 y. >. Mail steamship
Conn Warren snd west si-etts, will receive
ne Grove reward ell nc thanks Q, The evner
usr -oS FRIDAY RysNrA6. JAN. 1iD, AT OR
IL ptar Nibo'e t,afs cctr,on .hsre sud Twenty
ninth srte black onnae, tiNty dollars
$40 Enteg The valley Bank, ok Or seven
s. rot iiecc, md - gold piece. Thsre was
s,so ak tom Monroe Detroit In H. Ans
reren 6ing e sGs all be H5erallY rewarded by esV
l. git ~ " A. IL AyS1 & Co.'S. No. Dey street
Ssr--oN Tag ~ JANUARY, At SEVEN O'CLOCK
IN lie ovturr tsol cornet II FeI seenth street ana
cre rycbuo IvsrGclorcd Pointer Dog answers to the
iAae Pluto. whoever will return him TO the grocery
store Of Third and Fourteenth street. shah
restiso five dollars.
I osT OR srRAYED. ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A
IL black and terrier bitch answers 20 the name on
Tan Has large swelling rear tho hind legs and sIees
Whoever will restore the aif dog Will be
hsa,semey rewarded by applying to j. Woods dry goods
storc, 40 Pearl street.
ylATcn LosT-LosT, YEsTERDAY, GOING FROM
Or hoElroys Church, supposed in br1sdwAy, DC,
tween Grand street and bowling Green small plain Gold
Wah With seal and key attached by bsck ribbon Tho
fpder will DO suitably rewarded by restoring 1t TO NO. IL
Broadway
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goo TONS LEHTGH LUMP COAL. BEAVER kEA-
OUU dow, for sale TO dealers.
G. L. YOUNG T. CO., 1916 stsnton street..
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INV YORK AND nAsL 5s RsILaoAD COMPANY;
sis Ss be s h s s e h' NJ
s Tss 9ssssr s Of % r
AK Es A sH x 3ift Es.s sa
DRArTs ON ENGLAnD, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND.
~ ash % b,s oSDu ss
Of Ireland and the Nations Bank q sso, bS%uv,.
No. 76 Wall street. coraer of Pearl
~ dr.w sight sr.is on dGsrsn. sanl. ana S.aionia
lts'nf w tna an
o S.s rs: n Of .sns
rs, and Ssb Ofevsry month.
r1 AISIs Loan IvNp LIr.
No7 Grand street.. Jersey CtyThe above company con.
ana % Is' @ S
s.ra, fair Of premium. For terms. blank
-" '''@'' '''' J. LEANoER STARR, General AGENT
a LsIoN LIFE, INSURANCE coMpANY-L0NDoN
Bonus every three yssrsProhts p.d IN cash. California.
Ss,ss ss ssFen moderate ef.r, pss%sn H
snarss for @ in or SrGsn re o.
Fourteenth siree. Joseph Fowler. K. 5 Buehanan
pARTNER wANrED-wITH So coo CASH CAPITAL,
to take active part in an established man nfaeturing
e5 :. he srt s cam and be T.,s Tass ra
r,nces syen and required. Address CONFIDENT. Herald
othce.
CHA WANTED, THE advertiser DOING BU-
10 I1U sirtas in the city, which he wshes TO increase
viii give liberal ald good security for thc use
eli 'he above ANY having tAst unit, ana
Niehnf 30 Loan invest IL in prohttble bnsness may
hear Of good opportunity by Addressing O. e. u, herald
otlee iG nedatcly.
~ EXiTrsNCGs 80 ENGLAND AND iEsLanD.-THn
~ urdersisned Tor the cOnvoricpce o. eraigrann will
draw hDls Barring, Brothers Co. N eunh Of
El sterling and upwards Passages from Liverpool and
London swallow sii limos leaving idvrrool the
6h and t Of each month aud Lond9n On svsry slteAts
Thursday only be secured application 70 tha under
stgnes, owners OF said lines. -. .
GEINHELI, EINTURN, n Co, rs South st.. NY.
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DI ED,

In Marysvills, California, December 28'h,
1851, in the 22d year Of herage, Mrs. ELMIHA
p.RBER, wife OF ARTHUR s BARBER, and
laughter Of &. and 5. P. Barton, Of Clinton CO.,
Iowa.
The deceased was an amlab'e and dun'u'
child, loving sister snd devoted christian
An exceien, lady that knew Mrs. Barber pre-
Won, TO her marriage and subsequent journey
d California, having nm opportunity renewed
hr acquaintance with her in that far-ofi land
and was present during her illness and sudden
denise. She writes that Mrs. B. was torn from
he bosom of an affectona,e husband, from two
loysly babes and from q numerous circle o.
.,.srd.. AZ an TINT knew her loved her. Being
..ked near her close what her prospects were,
ne replied, cal is well; death Is relieved OF its
SING Gov.
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,,,mPCRANCE MEETING.

N. third ola series Of Temperance Meetings,
Mia on Monday evening the Esd inst, At
=. coort House in this place. The meeting
~. unusually large and enthusiastic. As BY
10. !, wa, regularly addressed by ALFRED
S.n,,. ESQ, in an able effort, Illustrative Of the
.....;ty Of seton in the present crisis Of the
n rs~os,,oc. Reform. He was followed by' ex-
. 49,. addresses from MI. THonIsGros
' r,d,e BCnnrs moved the adoption, BY the
n.,lins. Of the closing sentiment in the address
SMs. SAND sRs, viz; s'7haf IRE CAN, MUST, ana
.,.,r hare The Maine Lac in Lora" which was
carried nens eon.
On motion the Secretary was instructed to
,ub,i,b the proceedings Of the meeting in "Ga-
,et,e. and "Banner."
On motion the Society adjourned 10 meet in
n. !, me place on Two weeks from that evening,
>, ,;.ten 10 an address from Hiram Pace Esq.
E. RIPLEY, Pres.
]. F. DILLON, Sec.
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From the Mercha n,s Of Carroll,on.

From the Mercha MS OF CaFroIItohI
We, the undersigned, merchants OF Carroll
ton, Green county, Illinois, having sold 2 large
qsant,y OF the medicine known a. Or storms
Scotch Cough Candy, prepared BY H. Wade, o.
s. Louis, take pleasure in testifying that man
Of our customers have expressed themselves se-
y well pleased with it, as . remedy in diseases
q the Breast and Lungs-and We cheerinHt
recommend it to the public as safe and agree
asle compound.
GEORGE WKnur, WILLIAM SHARON " oo.'
c. NJ. SMITH, J. HEAnRicK.
Carrollton, H., Feb. 10, i848.
These gentlemen have sold about three thou
nni packages. and they say, sour assortment
would be incomplete without IT,"
Price, One Dime per Roll; Rolls for y cts ;
Or Al per Dozen.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants Of Day.
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NEW STORE!
LATEST ARRIVAL.

CdEAfLSl OF Ali.
FORGE G. WELLES, Tsuccessor Of Chrs-
VI tie g. Weles1 has removed TO his new Store
Corner Of Rock leland Street and Steamboat
Landng-above The mills, where he has just re-
ceived new and splendid assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS:
Consisting in part of fashionable style prints:
de lanes, fancy alpacas, plan mus!ins, cush-
meres, dress silks Of every variety, silk, cravats
cambrics. andkerchefs, bonnet ribbons and
Innings, French and English broad cloths, plain
and fancy casmeres, tweeds, sa.inetts, jeans,
shawls Of every description.
ALSO:
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of all kinds.
HATS AND CAPS;
Fur, wool, Jenny Lind, silk, Rough and Ready
and California hats, plush, fur, musk rat, cloth
and glaze caps.
ALSO
A large assortment Of Groceries, crushed, loa
and New Orleans sugar, S. II. and n 0. 'nolas
ses, Imperial, Young Hyson and Black Teas
chocolate, rice, ground cinnamon, pepper, mus.
tard, etc.
A great assortment OF
QUEENSWARE.
Also:
HARDWARE:
Knives and forks. pocket knives, locks, hitch
es, bn,ts, screws, augers, braces and bits, ham
mers, Collins and others make OF axes, shingle
and Iathing hatchets.
BOOTS AND SHOES:
OF all kinds and descriptions
Mems and boys kip and calf boots, ladies KID
slippers, CATERS, bootees, etc. etc., with man,
other things useless to mention, oil Of which
will he sold at Astonishing loo rates for Cash o.
Produce. Farmers will find it to their interes
TO call an see, before purchasing elsewhere, Of
selling their Produce.
NJ B. Wanted Pork, Barley, Butter, Eggs
Beeswax, Wool, etc.
Davenport, Nov. 9th, 1851.
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FULTON 4 REMw101,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BAZAAR LANDING,
DAVENPORT,
Iowa.

TIME above mentioned parties having associa.
L ted the mselves together in Business respect
fully beg to call the attention Of Farmers, Ship
pers and the public generally to this advertise
ment They will At oil times be ready TO store
or ship Produce Of every description and other
articles of Merchandise, TO buy in and sell on
C. Commission; and trust that by prompt and strict
attention 10 the inter SITS OF those who may favor
them with their patronage, 10 merit the public
confidence.
The Business will be conducted and carried
on in the spacious build ng recently erected on
the Landing, foot OF Brady street, BY Mr.. Fol.
ton, designated as the Bazaar, TO which lsattach-
ed commodious landing for Steam Boats at all
stag Of the River, and possesses advantages
valuable 10 the Shipper or Importer, not the least
OF which is-that no dravage 10 required nor
will be charged from tho Warehouse to Boats or
from the Boats TO the Warehouse.
Feb. 18th, 1882
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AUCTIjlION'''l'.

IL undersigned having been appointed
sac,ioneer for the city Of Davenport, res
Isetuly informs tho hab,tan,s and public
generally that he will attend to all sales entrust-
~ 10 him in town or country, and having had
.onsderab,e experience in the business, he
su''s that by being prompt will NEE, the conf
'ssee Of the public.
~ 3. Sales by Auction every Saturday
corning at ten o'clock. Also Wednesday and
S',arday evenings.
Auction Store, Bazaar Buildings, Front S..
SAMUEL PARKER, Auctionesr.
davenport, Feb. 2S,h, 1859
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
THE New YORK UNION Mutual ms. c..
.oHNsTowN, N. Y.
CAPITAL $500, 900 AND SURPLUS.
R. P. CLARK, sec'y. CHESTER PHELPS, Pres,.
Erecuiire Committee.
JP Brockeu, w N Clark, Philip Van Week.
THIS deservedly popular institution having ia
i ken measures for the proper and thorough
introduction into this State Of its extensive and
highly prosperous business. now offeis its fecil-
ties for protection 10 holders Of different classes
Of property not specially hazardous with conf
dent assurance that they are second TO those OF
no other institution oil the kind in the Union; at
rates az low as those oil ans other responsible o.
6ce. This Com any is also especially adapted
10 affor'ing Farm Property, Private Dwellings,
&C., cheap and reliable insurance, as such
ri ks are cassed by themselves and their funds
KEPT separate and distinct Insurers in this class
whose term of policies exriied prior to Sept.
1876 /, received cash di. idend Of IS per cent
Dividend in second class same date, is per cent.
MN. B. All losses promptly and literally
adjusted in the county OF neehborhood where
sustained by the Gen. Agt. of the Co. Local and
Travelling Ag'ts. wan ed and appointed.
Address, H. G. LITCHFIELD,
Gen Agt., Maquoke,a, Jackson co., Iowa.
Jan. Is, 1852. l9-3m
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CHEAP BOOKS!
SELLING OFF

Is PER CENT BELOW ST. LOUIS PaIcEs!
TINE subscriber designing a change Of bnsi-
i ness, will dispose OF the Miscellaneous
Books he h - remaining on hand from 25 to 80
per ct. below the prices at which they can be
purchased at 81. Louis. As he has but few cop
les Of any one book. call soon il you would Sc
cure bargains. Among the assortment will be
found many standard works, as Rollin, Josephas,
Dick, Byron, Shakespeare, Goldsmith, Burns,
Pope, Scott, Hume, &c.
A. SANDERS
Post Office Builiing
Davenport Dec 4th 1851
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NTOW is the time to purchase Land che,E
IN near Davenport, let but few more years
pas, and you Will have TO pay ten AMI
twelve dollars per acre for the same land
that can now be purchased for two or three dol
lars per acre. have tor sale and will sell the
following land laying hetsreen twoand one-halI
to eight miles from Davenport; three forty acre
racts, Two OF eighty, Que OF one hnnir-d AMI
sixty, one OF three hundred and twenty acres, all
Of the above land is of the first quality OF farm
ing land, we'll located, with rich soil. The above
will be sold at prices varying from one dollar
seventy-fise cents TO three dollars per acre
Apply TO A. G. FULTON.
Davenport, Dec. 25th, 1851.
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LAND WARIeANTS.

WYE still continue to sell Land Warrants tor
w cash ut the lowest market price and in all
cases where we sell and Locate Warrants, we
guarantee to the purchaser patent from Gov
eminent OF the United States.
I'VE also sell warrants on credit OF one or
two years where persons are DESTROYS OF securing
their lands at once, and are ready to make pay
ment.
We shall be able at all times TO supply any de-
mand there may be for them.
COX g. SARGENT.
n,,anp,vt Fob 70 1870
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MOLINE CENTREDRA PLOW

MOLINE CENTRE DRAF PLOW
The subscriber, successor OF DEERE, TATE q
t'ouLD, is prepared to furnish all who may
see 4, 10 favor Rim with their orders, on reason
ibls notice. and at rates 10 suit the times.
shall keep constantly On hand, for sale, an
assortment OF every variety OF oae, and two
horse Flows.
All sizes Of Breakers.
Also superior article OF Seed Drill.
As my Plows &C. are warranted to be as rep
'ssen,ed, would respectfully AK Farmers and
o'aersio give me call before purchasing else
where. JOHN DEERE.
GBanner copy.
Molin. m Esh e6,b- 1850. 25-tf
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DAILY OMNIBUS TO MOLINE.
r AM now running an Omnibus regularly twice
i day to Moline for the accommodation OF
the public. A soon as the spring opens three
trips per day will be made.
0ArLeaves the American House, Rock Island
at 81 O'Clock A. M. and P. NJ. Returning
leaves Johnson's Hotel, Moline, at u A. M.
and 3P. M. N. LYNCH.
Feb. i9th.-24 GIN
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.,yorf T.iterary society.

r.. following Resolution. will be discussed
,hs usual place Of meeting on Saturday even
W pss,b,d-Tha, Capital Punishment, ought to
be abolished.
AT, q Neg,
r. w, RoBERTs; J. FARR.
can, o.iiions will be read by Messrs. WV. r.
c,srprLL and WV. Coy.
~. public are respectfully invited to attend.
C. II. ELpRIDoE, Sec.
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NOTICE.

vTNHE partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned and Ez,a CARPENTER under
the name oil CARPENTER, Rhodes 4 Co., was DIS
solved on the 10Th day OF January, 1859, BY the
absconaing OF said Carpenter:
JK RHODES.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS,
A. J. RHODES.
Feb 26th, 1852 25-h
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LAND WARRANTS AT
RrnI,cEn PRIcEs FOR CASH!

TIME subscribers DESTROYS 10 dispose Of III.
i Mexican Land Warrants they have on hanc
before the New Warrants are made assianabls
offer them at a great reduction FIR Cash. or the,
will locate them for parties on time upon salts
factory terms.
Davenport, January Goth, 1852.
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Davenport Female Seminary.

TyHE semi-annual examination Of the uaven'
i port Female Seminary will be held or
February 18th.
The Spring term of this institution will oPer
on Monday March let.
GILRUTH, Principal.
Feb. 18th, 1852. 23.3w
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,.x,v LIND MARRlED.-Jenny Lind
married in Boston on the 9th inst, !"
a.. Col,lschmidt, the Plsnisl.
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NOTICE.

WE are closing up the business Of our house
w contracted previous TO LIST Of April last
All persons indebted 10 ns for Land, Land War
rants, &c, previous to that time will ohlige US
by attending 10 settlement thereof at once.
COOK & SARGENT.
Sent 9th, 1851.
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THURSDAY PACKET

fok BURLINGTON, MUSCATINE. ROCK IL
LAND, DAVENPORT AND GALENA.
WYOMING, q. }. KING, MAsTEs,
80. WILL commence her regular
trips a the opening Of navi cation
Leaving 81. Louis every Thurs
my evening, al S O'Clock, ?. ~, and touching n
~ The intermediate points, will arrive 1t Galens
% Sunday morning. Leaving Galena Sunday
evening, Davenport, Rock Island, Musca,ine
and Burlington, and arrive at st. Louis on Wed
s 81 morning.
The Wyoming has been thoroughly repaired
aad newly fitted up, and her officers hope, by
Shc, attention to the comfort Of passengers and
interests Of shippers, to merit share OF the pub
&c Patronage. For freight or passage apply on
ssrd, or to BURROWS PRETsyMAN,
fea2e Agents.
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FOR SALE.

A FINE farm on the Mississippi River adjoin-
II ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable dwell
ing house and the whole handsomely and eligi-
bly situated Will be sold at at good bargain.
For terms enquire of J. S. Simpson, Buffalo, or
Of COOK g. SARGENT
Davenport, Jan. goth, 1852.
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FARM AT LONG GROVE FOR
GALE

pATRlCK HOGAN offers for sale his farm Of
:, . Long Grove, twelve miles from town, con-
sinins three hundred and sixty acres, one hun
S ri and twenty acres OF timber, sixty acres ~
ahvai'on, good house and barn, fine growing
''chard. &c. Apply TO
COOK g. SARGENT.
Davennort Eah oe 1880
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26
TAKE NOTICE.

A LII persons having old ware at my Shop are
"A requested to call ami take it away by The
hrs, day Of April nsx'.
AND ALL
That are indebted 10 the By nose or book account
are ca nesliy requested TO call and settle as ! am
in need Of the money. X. >. CRAIG.
Davenport, Feb. Goth, 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26
SELLING OFF!
Cheap. and no mistake, at a profit

SELLlINu OTC
Cheap, and no mistake, at a profit!
THE following is a part Of my stock Of Goods
i and prices that will sell Al ~ longas !
have them on hand:
Good fashionable Hats &l,1o
Silk Plush Caps i,sS
Common do. ~
Cloth Caps goa %
Fur do. ~ l,Io
Kin do. LIS $50
C.if do. 80. 2,5Oa 3,75
Shoes a, low prices. A lot Dry Goods which u
will sell less than cost. Groceries Of all kinds,
cheap.
Taken in exchange for Goods, or ! viii ps
Cash for Batter, Lard, Bacon, Pork, Beans, Pd.
t.toes, Turnips, Cabbage, Eggs, Hides, Tallow,
Beeswax, Chickens, Turkeys, Feathers, Corn,
Oats, and eli kinds Of produce. Wanted, also.
Fire-wood.
Wood for sale at my yard. Also, Produce of
every kind bought and sold; Flour BY the barrel
or pound, warranted good, at the
81. Louis Cash Store.
]. w. DALLAM.
Feb. 10th, 1852.