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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

~ EWcN 81 Avn CU-rlRTNER.inP The tad.s. Sal on
NL-..'s. s.rn n. ths Big Gutss W.aleus.
THFaHa.rtH Doe .. HF will hf
CuAEtS r. MAURICE Hrd ~. 1Uus U TIttOrr and thf t.
rrss W. m criu-s1 hereafter n ODE of the OWN
U ApuiNDTON a co.
NrnN.J1y -s-r7- o. AppiNGroN.
ID ICHNiOND ND TErrHsuI RG RAILROAD NOTICE
- .r F' trr hereby cautioned tltIUs Any parties utr
may advertise n gtTy gods er,arte between Richmond
td irtsrfHurl,ht privilege fts uu tt rFrr
Np.ss over ' hi TIE Company felshi Irsgs run tt-
'r..u thr tag T.1.rs dt..v. rios. uupAMEAD, Supt.
one, o. e.. o.. c.. Jl'y l,. $3.50.
N-mCiNIN CiNTE,LU UAuRO ~ -PfAsrgR.- meet
ur .f ts Hoard o. presart ~ o. Virgins Central Rail
r,d C,rrauy, istr July. tfs sosnE rr.aut.on
Es mat Plaster s rat 90 rs deposited on che Company,
ground uHt' sy t' Transport t, unless ODE owner taxes Che
Nrary .ou, tbs Muuiss Of ths rasri af Directors
Uie-2n j. GARRETT, Secretary.
NVOCitO COFFEE-A frs package, ar sale.
w SD FiANNtGAN, STOKES 4 co.
dtHNNpNgNg. U.rr.ss.y sHd ottrd a Co Brandy b and
80 pt,FSF6Er. AtLgN . co.
NEJLuCOLE Eyr. .r strty
w. 30 wN PALMER.
ME One flrI iresh EtkauI ttas just rrtei
IS LUruER IIunY
'NNO rot Why TNNT~-NEW Nr0CK or CkOTH
Nt-lHt, No. lt Mlin street nnW r-cciyug thc.r Fs
Sto.k oi EEtDI HApE CLOTHfNs and Furnshias Gods
embracing every quality and variety. Thee ClotbnE
maaetured BY thcmscvf aui 10 che bst stock fl country
N'rih O. .Ppy th.nsye Will cell good terms any
c,l sud eSsmins Tor yourseyss y, lll Msn st,sst
ss2 = MERCHANT WEtslQER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

dtHARLEs W LLIIENDAHL Inr's n German french ,-d
No. 80 Maiden Lane. '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

~ INV sIOth-FILL IND WINTER GOODS-Tb. ,Dh.
have received their Of ~ r"e' '"@' uisJ
STAPLE AND RICH FANCY GOODS
r t Fa aad Winter trade purchased recently in the Northern
with particular reference
and TIE community Of Richmond vicinity Our sioek ,
German and English De Lainrs
RAN all wool De LANES, of quality
aa tElTsd and Rich Printed and C..ha,..
Plain and Rich Brocade
arsr ana varied assortment beautiful Print
Long ard Square Plaid shawls in great variety ~
Opera Shass and Hoods
Black 81 Mantlas
Back Apaeas large assortment and very cb..o
Gloves Niits, Hosiery, &c. -F
I!otns' Cassimeres. Vestings, &c.
Sattiuc;;s, Jeans, TVeeds. Kerssy. Lins.vs
Gooi stock Negro Blanket.
Also, nnr Ribb1n-bound Bed
Az o. Vhieh We pledge ourselves low Cal. and sr,ri,
W. St,eA' cox q MONTAGUE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

as UNITS IMPROVED PATENr WHFAT DRItL-Ihr petfrr.
marr~ of This brl Che lest season, entirely salcio-
~ ut spoken ~ BOO terms ~ high o. ~ those who
uf"i H ueeiore feri wausut,d 10 recommending as ntr
rr n none hitherto Invented IL b. supie
r1r, ani not liable h Df order
~ rI,r mile Who rlay BE- ir want u.
rr.ffuY rruuctd forward orders
early. Co. avoid dI llIYiututrt u. BALDWIN,
auIl No les Main street.
upiCHMONp AND pNNvtLLE RAILROAD Passenger Tor
"a rtrnve sni lyneliurr c1n Through rctets
South Railroad Farf CtdEsii Co.'S s'arrs hy ap
cation the ticket t- Richmond and Rsrad
Through fare Famve, f3b', hf urh fare a. iJnriurr
O.. CUARtFs ~ TALCUTr.
Aci1g Superintendent.
Ht 80 TLGNNAGGN, sroKEs co.
lii wM PALwER
WNyHtsHKY-"V Hesorer oii whssst I,nding for
" by lsetQ DAVENPORT, ALLEN co,
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HNl.Nr. shiiib a 60, t.rUcrrs and Co1,,.to, a.
Richmond, Va. offers sale. - '1" hio'e'
NeW Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars ard Nota..a.
Iuha do, M1cha. Java Lsguayra Rio Cog..
Refined su-ars Green Black on .pn.rior
r,ly N,h5 t,i Liquors; English and American Mustard
Grain aud Ground Pepper, Ginger, Allspice
VINEGAR i0r Tick ing; Panty Flour, Bacon anJI
Paintel Blckctts: Browns LampEck, Cotton Tuins
oEvther Hii every thing in the
punctusl customers. vs. '"' -'-Ai sfsuit 20
W. Eai'o give strict attention Of country produce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

toNAkDS Machinery Depot, 100 Pearl and 90 r.,
country ~ '"e "es' makers ia the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

"a l6%lNs KELLOGG, No. - john st. whoIr.ae Roo
Books. ' - q" A'''' VI h'"A
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n NV AM EIEIssNT.-The Subscribers have u,, ,s..I
- The mot elegant assortment sf s''
III ATlE ~ A IN .,-r.

v T--T
Nch they have had pleasure OF Offering tba
ssshEo french English German American
anu N De made 10 order
They respectfully solicit friends to csi snd
ICY av also large and general Of Gentle,.,
furnishing Goods, TO which they invite attention.
Ihty eNrtct to receive, few days large and beap,,o
sortment Of |-' 'sS @"H "eAu'iiui A.
READYMADE CLOTHING
Nhien y nov being manufactured the best
in the Union. - ''S OeA' nAnuiAetu-
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WM. IRA SMITH.
SUCCESSOR To SMITH d MARVIN


FASHIONAB BE CLOTHJVG
L GS leave invite those visiting RI.b--o,s' A.
1H the STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR md NJ ,fh I1rins
sr' the iai value o. their money clothing thsm.-iSa.
edren from ave to sixteen years OF age viii ana !,
' thef interest TO wait until they RLhmond "a
give me eA my HANUFACTOkY Being the only houss tb
IN n ht STATE 1t hshooves the citizens TO their own ia
tFTest uy paouiEinE nome
ne an early call, at IL Main street. Richmond Va Al a. Rh
nond Mandatory OF ' - ''e Aish-
Sc wM IRA SMITH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES,
NJ WhlrLocR, Manufacturer No IOI Canal .,-., ~
A'1 Y GLIDING in all its branches. ~ s''ee'' -
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EtRENT ADVANCE on IRON nI-T xo ,n,,,,,,--

n NhtNI ADVANCE ON IRON BIT NO Any.Nr
- On JOHNSTON cos @. s. AXEs-Jutt reeeiys5 a
tH iaahuseiHTers 200 dozen the mention.i k
lor =. :; AHss oaraHtsd, which Offering At un
erehants and Farmers will dnd il to their n,,., ,
eve Is call and examine stock pureha,tng
se1O sig, ~ ~. csS,Hs ~ " yoiNsIoN a CO,
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READY MADE CLnruING

stt EHey OF satinet Tweed, kersey French n, glI.h
T AHd CamptoWn Cashmere Pants Vests Of sstIn sh
Cg aa Fancy caSs Paids Valencia satinst ser~.
t'Eet- Nooi Nelvets, &C. Ac., together
d ney Goods hne and medium shirts late stys ca.r.
'' anu f'Ah2el shirts llso full suits Negroes
ssie hEhS' Chiiks BALDWIN
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d An.L 30 stLENnIp .rotK oF nooks. t..-l.l IN !,

4 Ah,:E MD SPLENDID STUCK or ROOKs. ST ITIoS-
- r.. flANO FCRTES, &C.-JAS wOODHOCsE 1ate N,'h
ih,s, ,he attention of Merchants and ihs public
luTtt- Muse Blank Books Pens Porte MS1psie. ps,
Boots Picket Knives, rich Fany and stationery of 49,
- .l' sei4
btNAlL MD WINTER STOCE OP boots sIIOEs avn
n TX Nhs-WHoLFSALE AND RETAIL-We Invits ,hs
eaers OF e NhE beth ia city
Ahl store known throughout a. be
u contains room fOr All, Boots shoes, and Tunk. 6or
ihe reputa;iono giving bargains 10 an Our
80, and c6mpicte, embracing articles OF
tslr Vel as uity iucucng Children and s.v,pt, sbs. A.
e Abianc and variety large proportion n When bss
''rn I'l in az TIE lowest cash
sane i.r We err'ctuly invite from thoss In S1,t ~
~ 80 'e i '1' ''he WHITE PAGE,
q Main street.
NV Sroik or Fall. nm WINTER DRY GoODs
~ hrce at u hnin rrtOpened curing me past 80
ny i'k F and Winter Dry Goods In the Nortlyn
lAf- - upon lhe best terms
'. Ar's i 'des drrts goods urar housssesn
ns goods shau.s. Hosiery, Goye Handkrrrh.fs Bonn.t 80
meek hobous flauuels Linens which viii - sol5 -
Np ,r...- siLAs l.. JOHNSON.
Brown p.utstcs. stig IAu
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-30

PRIZE ESSAY on THE ADVANTAGES OF Ap-
vERTIs1NG-By Regular AdnertiSee. A
merchant was convinced that advertising
was all humbug, that the public looked on
it as such, and he would not at all stoop to
such means to obtain business. He also
kuew the public would find out where good
goods and cheap goods were without looking
up to newspaper puffs. These, with other
things he knew. the last of which was the
meaning of Shsrif's rcrit, and for the first
time he opened his store, he made large
days sale.
Thr large sale was effected by the sheriff's
advertisement
After which, being desirous of doing a
regular and paying business, and being. con-
yinced that il days advertising would en-
able the sheriff to sell more goods in one dag
than he, the aforesaid storekeeper, could do
without advertising in the five years prece-
ding. he conc luded it must be capital thing
and with proper amount OF it, he might IN
future avoid the sheriff.
| In consequence, as predicted, ne is now
we'll off, is opposed to the sheriff doing his
advertising, but does great deal Oft himself
He has paid off his former creditors, and j
now sensible, happy man.--McDonald'
Excelsior.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-30

DoYE FORA wag few years since
procured some eye-wash of quack ocuis
in this city to be applied to glass eye
which he wore, the oculist, not being very
sharp sighted, discovered some defect in the
eye but thought it so trifling that he war.
ranted cure or no pay. The wag took
the wash and departed. In a week or two
he returned with the empty vial and appa-
rently in great distress.
"Oh, doctor, doctor!" said he, 'your stuff
has wholly destroyed my eye!" at the same
time opening the lids of the empty socket
with his finger, to the horror of the gaping
and staring oculst.
as it possible! can it be possible!" ex-
claimed the eye tinker II never knew
my medicine operate so before. Well, my
dear sir, l can do nothing less than return
you your money"
sBut you must do more, sir What is
FIVE dollars to be compared with the loss OF
an eye!" replied the wag. "If you will
give me two hundred dollars, will sign q
pledge never to expose you, but if you dc
not, | will prosecute you forthwith and you
are a ruined man." The quack forked over
a check for the amount and the covey cut
stick, perhaps for Texas.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-30
FANNY FERN.
SINGULAR PHESoMEsoN.-Our reade

SINGULAR PHENoMEyoN.-Our readers
are aware that on Walnut Hills excavations
are being made on the line of the new Short
Line Railroad. The workmen when exca-
waiting, passed through layers of crystalized
limestone, and soap or slate stone alter
nately, in which very little water was found
A few days since, however, when they
were about one hun dred and twenty feet
from the surface of the earth, the fame Of
candle or of a burning match accidentally
come in contact with a liquid supposed to
be pure water, that had gathered in one Of
the holes drilled in the rock.
Much to the surprise of all present, the
apparent water instantly took fire, after the
manner of intiammable gas-but sent up a
strong clear and steady flame, as if it were
composed of some kind of oil. On apply
ing fire to the liquid which was in the 9TH
er drill holes in the vicinity it also burned
in the same manner Since that time lamps
and candles have been entirely dispensed
with, in the subterranean apartment, the
substance continuing to burn steadily, and
emit an excellent light. Many persons
whose curiosity is excited visit the spot dai-
ly to witness the singular phenomenon.
The liquid gives no unpleasant odor while
burning.- Cincinnati Sun.
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From the Knieker6oeker Magazine.
THE DYING ATHEIST.

l have looked my last on the glorious earth,
And the golden light Of day;
For the sun that rises Tomorrow morn
Will shine on my lifcless clay;
The beings above me still will act
The drama Of life and death,
While shall be sleeping dreamless sleep
In the damp, cold ground beneath.
have trod the earth but two-score years,
Yet find II weary path:
have borne with the scorn and hate of fools,
And the bigot's fiery wrath,
Because would not be their slave,
And could not stOop 10 bow
As meek and humble suppliant
To God do not know.
But that is past: it matters not:
care mol now for that:
I've paid them back with scorn for scorn,
And ten fold hate for hate;
l envy not their coward fear
or their tyrant Gods decree;
And the heaven they would revel in
Would be He'll 10 me.
But oh. that the friends that loved me once,
And shrank from my side in fear,
When awakened thoughts first urged me on
To my dark and lone career
That only one were here, 10 soothe
My fearful anguish now;
Thai the gentle hand OF love might wipe
The death damp from my brow!
But ii may not be; have lived alone,
And alone fain would die;
would have no bgot here 10 mark
My dying agony;
To wait, with curious zeal, 10 catch
My last wild, ialieing breath,
And read, in the pang Of the parting soul,
A craven fear OF Death.
Afraid of Death!-I shall Joy to see
His ghastls form by my side;
And long TO clasp his skeleton-hand
As lover clasps his bride,
For his coming will end the WEAKNESS
Ola sorrow burdened breast,
And lead me away from ajoyless life
To long and dreamless rest.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-30

GLORIOUS UNCERTAINTY OF THE Law
A laurhable illustration of the heading TO
this article, occurred in neighboring coun-
tv few days since. A Mr.. B. was out
hunting with his rifle, and in crossing the
field Of a Mr.. c., Frenchman, Mr.. C.'s
LARGE dog attacked him savagely, While the
owner stood looking on without attempting
to call him off. Mr.. B., getting out OF all
patience. shot the dog, which fell apparent
iy dead. Mr.. c., in high dudgeon, got out 4
warrant forthwith, and had Mr.. b. arrested
for killinp his doc-swore to the killing, and
was corroborated bv two of his neighbors,
who we're present at the shooting Inc
magistrate fined Mr.. B. ten dollars and
costs, which amounted to about ten more;
and when the parties got home from the tri-
al, the dog had got home also. y. then got
out a warrant against the Frenchman and
his two associates for perjury, in swearing ne
had killed the dog. They were frightened
and to make peace with b., paid him back
his twenty dollars, and ten dollars more for
his trouble, and so no trial was had. When
the parties returned home, after this final
adjustment of the difficulty, 10! the dog was
dead Imagine the feelings of the French
man and his party. The Frenchman says,
"He shoot my dog--he de-l swear, and
damn dog resurrects himself. By gar!
find swear bad--I settle for him-then my
dog, he die, by gar! Saeren"-Feorta Ne'oS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-30

A Coon ONE.-Talking about politics, !
heard one to-day about certain Cincinnati
Democratic oiiice-seeker, on his way 70
Washington, before the appointment q CAP,
met officers. Whilst in the cars, TREND
inquired OF him his prospects as to obtaining
his appointment. lie replied with great
carelessness, and triumphant wave OF the
hand, "Oh, ! have THEM all right, ana no
mstake!"
"Yes, but suppose, my dear -, the Hon.
MIR. Cushing should be in the cabinet"
",vhatp' says ----, 'that old catamaram
that superannuated ignoramus' why, can
wind him around my finger like string! ne
lis Of no account | do not fear such bag
cage" At this moment yenerable-lookipg
gentleman, who was seated near him, step.
ped up, and tapped Mr.. - on the shout.
der, saying-"My good sir, when you arrive
at the capital, shall be happy TO see you
my name is Caleb Cushing!" 1t is current
Ily reported, that our sanguine young irieni
left the train at the next station.
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GIRLs.--Holmes in one ofhis poems, says
in n parenthetcal way
-4S -fuIIV Pa
Loved girls when he WAS youn


---''Ny grandpa
Loved girls when he was young"
No doubt of it; for Holmes is sensible
man, and must have had sensible grand
father. All sensible men love girls when
they are young, and when they are old too.
eve apply the old to the men, not to the
girls-mind you.) Girlhood is an institu-
tion--a "peculiar institution"-whch as
lovers of the "union" we feel bound to cher.
ish; and as to girls, large and small, we hold
that no gentleman's family sis complete
without them" Ofgirls an American poet
says
"with rosy ehssks, and merry dancing eurls,
And ewes Of tender light,
o very beautiful are little girls,
aud goodly 70 the sght.'
and as to large girls-"big, bouncing
girlsn-what a pity it is that they must soon
be .women-stately, matronly, queenly
women, who are only not angels because
they are MISUNDERSTANDING, by-the-by, are
not angels either, but vastly more charm
ing than the angelic host that We remember
to have seen in pictures or elsewhere!
Boston Post.
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Never attempt to do anything that is no
right. Just SO sure as you do, you will ge
into trouble. Sin always brings sorrow
sooner or later. If you even suspect tina
anything is wicked, do not do it until yo'
are sure your suspicious are groundless'
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1t is said that fellow away down east in
tends to petition the next Congress to clear
out the channel SO that "the course OF true
love will hereafter run smooth"
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3. SANFORD,

CORNER OF SECOND AND BRADY STREETS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Dealer in all kinds of
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils varnishes, Putty
Glassware, &C.
A complete assortment of Groceries, Fruits, Nuts
Confectionary &c. Choice Liquors, for Medcina pur
poses. Coffee, Teas Sugars, Moasses Syrups segars
Tobacco, Snun, &co. In shor; almost every thing u
the line Of Drugs and Groceries; all of the best quaint
and al the lowest price.
davenport June 9th, ls53.-5.
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DAVENPORT BOOK STORE |!

wv. EI. Holmes CO 60.
A1lskU KEEP constantly on hand
Z{SlA&H for sale TO dealers, at WHOLESALE
SULN RATES, good stock OF
WRAPPING, PRINTING, CAP, LEImIER, TIE NolE'
AND ENVELOPE PAPERS-ENVELOPES,
PENS. PENCILS, & BLANK BOOKS;
And at retail fair assortment oil Misceaheoos nooNs
Schoolbooks, Stationery. n,,pps
nso CASH pad for RAGS. Corner of brady ana
Third streets, Davenport, Iowa. June y. lo,,o.
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FLOUR

FLOUR.
EXTRA winter wheat and superior -four from Mo-
lLline mills for sale at G. L. pAVENPORI'S.
davenport, June 0, 1857.
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4, A. PORTED

H. A. PORTER,
Bookseller and stationer, and Dealer in Wall
Paper, Rock Island, Ills.
Also Agent for Princes Improved Meiooeohs' anu
Firth. Pond a. Co.'S. Pianos
Surveyors instruments furnished TO ordet'
In
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HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT.

NEXT DOOR TO THE Posi- otfl'E.
TIL. srhsc,iher confines his business to Hardware o
every description, including Tools, Files,
and whatever else appertains to the business,
noc,,na., I,,c 9th ,s53 22-ly
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WANTED TO Ksow.--The age OF an
eldsr-herry.
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JOHN H. MORTON.

JOHN H. MORTON.
House and Sign Painters Glaciers, Paper
Hangers, &C.,
yXTOULD respectfully inform the puhhe anaa ne
w still continue carry on the business OF Fa'"s
in all It's branches with neatness ana dispatch.
Shop on Main street. (wcst side between Front hh'
sacnna strae,s davenport, June 0, ls53-31 Is
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nAuIn MILLER

DAVID MILLER.
Dealer in Groceries, ,contectionry, Fruit Ice
Cream, etc.
stor, corner of Second and Main streets under 'he
- DAVENPORT IOWA.
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M D. HICKMAN, M. D.,
Eclectic Physician,
SURGEON AND ACCouCHER;
ro his service TO the citizens Of Davenport and the
surrounding vicintes
Onice on Brady between 2a and "a streets
Residence on 9Th East of Rock Island St.
D,vAnnort June 9th, 1853.
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E. LATHR0P, M. D.,

TFaou NEW YoRK Cry. -
Office over Child q Bakers Store, City Han BLOCK
Rock Island, Ill. June u ie''.--"'-oi
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JAMES THORINGTON,

JAMES THUHINTIUN,
AGENT FOR
..pioueer Line o. Packets for Australia,
NEW
II. STATES LIFE INSURANCE..
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
pilL ABE LrHtA.
pp,TEpysL MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY
Ft = 80 CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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IN THE
,r,,p p1sGs, CORNER or SECOND DRAD
STREETS, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
Arrived.

Steah Of The West Takepaush nJuah is
ga re- oVa Havana and Cha es'on With 500 passengers 20 C.
cTrs' shP Antelope SHIN san Fr'.i.eo J,a-o % d..
SAILED jan and Ia, v. supposed
e.su az e-soa OF y '" - 'uee o." 10 AZ
90 ash ut lat 20 o. on = II saw hr Hrre Stevenson
io Ro va port repairuz hsvng been INTO BY steamer In
Terstz SPOKE Dec ,5 LAT n on y W bark saHonvle, for
1t y .hp Tradr nd 81 D.. ont spoten by bark Rcuoe
ma IN :, fe',sWs a. no n, .h Godcn Eise IN B''on
Piciei hiP AHeaa uuon Doane Liverpool y d. with mds
snd pHssenss Grnne Nnurn Go. arh u, lat 81 DO lon
suact By Which started and
Passt hrp Jacob we.,ervsu Hoodes. Ivsp.o Is d. sh
mdse snd passenssrs 20 Tayior & Rich.
shp Columbia Pale Dyer Liverpool y d md'e and Plsen'
Bsrt W H. Brode Cary s., MARKS lG d., with Broi.
Brs Nouerra,e Barton Apsschoo Is d.. cotton &C. to W
Lews The bra Hope Bdde, Tor Ne" l0t, sailed SdVs Prev
b., Edward Rovley cruI, Cuba cedar honey &c
Brs Fanny r. Forian, sydney B. sods Goa, to order
schr A. J. Dcroset, Brewster whmastoa d. With naval
schr Msyue s.v-rtou, Washington, y C, d. with piy,
sch Deborah MIDGET Washington. IS d. With naval stores
schr Michigan, Tunnel BAH pr. d. with -four johnson
sesf Ashland Birch, sOroB d. with aour &c, surs-.
sehr JohnG wrsht PIERCE Middle Cresl y C., d., with
s-hr New Rsrgu Dcs,r.ou Norfolk d.. with cotou &c to
SIR Nose. Brown, Baker. Norfolk d., with corn, &C.
schr Pearl Garlic, Ess Har5or dAy glass to samuel
Richards
schr. Belle, Post, Yor1 RIVER Va, D., With oy''er,.
Schr Cloud. Brook ve.l Newman Conion from
Port Prime, arrived n experienced very weather
dunrs the PsaSe lot part Of deck load Of oswood earned
boom and dsaboi the boom Edward Edgar
former q 81 10 Port an Pf.nsr
sehr BanGae, Wills. suaoa, Va Dc, With Benton
Bfothers
slocp America. siufses Providence d.
BELow-ship java Ja,t,ou. Greeuoeh. mdse Durham d
also snip o-~eso, VILLAINS, New Orleans mdse Fro.t
Hcks.
sAmED-us Fr.ais Constitution Com Rudd. or Coast Of Af
barb Ap'o'o BUR- Havana chf. Fanny new Jame.on
Melbourne Australia and others s,eamh sOutheuer Foster or
Charleston
wIND-sunri.e WV. Mer'n West Sunset w.sw
and the port pha
coped the
Cost~se shps bsrEs bngs IS schrs io soops steam
haIges boats Foreign ~ barks bnss
Is. stkfs 6-43. Total t0B
The number Of vessels arrived the Of
the ls52 IIOi with tunnage Nd
he cesr.nes the PERIOD SIS