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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

TIE IEos HoRsE-An excellent daguer-
reotvpe richly framed, of the first locomo-
tive constructed for the Mississippi and
Missouri Rail Road Company can be seen
at Mr.. lie Clare's office. The machine Is
said TO be one of the most complete ones
of the kind ever ucted.-DdUenport
Gd-.
Darn your picturs, brother Sanders, come
down to Burlington and we'll show you the
thing itself.-Burliagton Ga-.
Keep one for show do you, neighbour
By the way, does that ferry boat run free
yet.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

4 LONG SEyTEScE.-In Mr.. Choate's
eulogy on Dan'l Webster there is single
sentence that, in the pamphlet edition, oc-
cupies four aud half pages and contains
about Thirteen hundred words. It's literary
curiosity.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL RAIL
loAps.-These are rival roads connecting
Chicago with New York The first was
built at an expense Of S6,43oso00 the lat
ter $s,6l4,o00. The earnings Of the two
the last fiscal year was az follows:-Michi-
gan Southern si,20o,e22; Central. ST.
1880.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On the 3rd most
destructive fire occurred at Augusta, Maine,
by which 100000 worth of property was
DESTROYED and large number Of persons
thrown out OF employment. It was the lar
pcst fire ever known in that city.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

ANOTHER NEW poEr.-The London Critic
announces the advent of another "new
poet" named J. S,ranyan Bigg. He is a
native of Kilmarnoch, Ayrshire, and bids
fair to become formidable rival to the
Glasgow clerk. Alexander Smith.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

n. Y TRIBUsE.-On the lst inst, this
ably conducted paper came out in new
dress, even the copper faced type they had
been using having been worn out We
shall publish an extract from its prospectus
the first space
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

TEMPEEAscE.-A "World'-" Temperance
Convention was held in the city of New
York the fret part of this month, in which
number OF women participated. A wo-
mans Temperance Convention was held 10
Hamilton CO., Ohio, on the 1T inst, and
another is to be held az Dayton on the 2lst.
Look out topers the women are moving
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

Borsp OvER-Dr. F. w. Ames, who
shot Jas. c. Hall, late Postmaster OF Gin
cinnati, has been bound over in the sum OF
$4,000. to appear and answer to the charge
OF shooting with intent to kill before the
Criminal Court Under the aggravated
circumstances the bail is not exorbtant.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

They have u machine in ''H.,"',
worked by horse power, which VIII '''
n cord of lirewood in fifteen m'llu'''' .g
Mourn OF THE Missouri" az Am
that the Missouri river is cutting ~. .r,
capers for which it is somewhat ho'o, mo
1t has changed its mouth, or eh'ra i;,L;nts
the Mississippi, good many times " .,,.;rc It
last twenty years, and now 1t = Y! n I'M,
again. Last Saturday it succ'e0'" IS 8 ,,,i
ting IL channel across the poihL # as
half nile below where it has run j;rec.
wears. and strikes the Mississippi ~ :. .bir.
ton which is likely to prevent 'nc :" " ia an
of the Illinois on the eastern Shol, Wv, hoat:
injurious extent. Since SATURDAY wv" NEW e
have passed mp the chHt', ana 'ilS -" lIs.
regarded as the main channe! Of wv
souri, - Missouri Repub
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

A committee at Calcutta who nav 's Wv,
there three years at work, testing u-. a
varieties Of Cotton Gins, divide the Pt' o.. y
5000 rupees between Massachast'S INN,
KEGS. Messrs. BATES, HYDE a 'o' t,s
sum is to be sent to Washington ~ I.r ii
parties entitled to It, with gold mt''s ,,s
the Agricultural Society of india ~ ''
of them.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

SrsGrLAR PaT4LIrY.-The Phila. Ledg-
e. states, that in the New Orleans associa-
sion Office of the mercantile agency Of Mr..
Goodrich e. Co., ali of the clerks died sue
cessively Of the yellow fever, and then the
agent The doors were locked up by the
porter, colored man, who telegraphed the
state Of things to the principal house, and
the day after ne too died.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

The total number OF deaths caused BY
cholera. at Cumberland, Nd, was seventy
six. The disease is reported to have en-
,irely disappeared.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

Major REMEY, well known in this trade
as an accommodating steamboat clerk, has
taken the command Of the LamartHe for the
balance Of the season.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15
Ieck Island and Chicago Railroad.

Yesterday the cars on the Rock Island
and Chicago Railroad ran through to Indian
Town, distant 20 miles from. Chicago and 81
miles from hence. The stage hereafter should
come through in daylight. 4 passenger in
forms us that on Saturday nine stages left
Perm for Rock Island. The three that start
ed At the time he did contained eleven pas
sengers each. What an immense thorouah
fare will this Railroad h~--f'a. eonipie'eu'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

When we hear man say"Ill 20 and con-
suit my wife," we unhestatngly set that
man down as safe one to do business with,
and If a mechanic, one who will ultimately
be rich, and respected by the world.-Ec.
All, indeed don't know about that-.'weIi
70 aud consult our wife"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

A lady was passing blacksmith 'D5 ',
the other day with her little boy ana y y. I,
looked in at the door. he witnessed 'nsT
Grafton Of shooting horse. See, 'nSl. .s
see." he exclaimed, "dey maxim d D Es
now: dey maxim horse now; Dc! gonna
most donc-sce. Sect
To KEEP APPLEs.-Applcs may Ve w,
the whole year round by putting 'l''' -
corn. -IIarttOrd Wesleyan.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

We had half a gunny bag full Of apples
left at cur office which we have no doubt
would average fourteen ounces" They
were quite uniform in size. and the largest
Of them weighed Is and 20 ounces. Who
can beat thisl-EudnSraie Jour.
Whew! didn't they make famous dump
lings," Add!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

A NOZZLE PREAcHER Rev, TIL odore
C!app vas absent At the north, whore he
had made arrangements 10 pass the summer,
when ne received tidings Of the fatality Of
she yellow fever He immediately returned
u New o. n with the intention Of rem
dering all tny Is IL = his rowt TO the afllict-
ed
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

TIE last steamer brings the news of the
death of Admiral Sir George Cockhnrn,
sged s. lie ALL be long remembered N
connection with the burning OF tho capital,
At Was hington in 1914, in contrasention
OF every rule OF the civilized warfare,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

Ills proposed to change the name Of the
capital of Illinois, from the very common
one it now bears, Springfield, to Illini, the
name of an Indian tribe which once inhab-
tied the State and from which it received its
M
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

The foundry a, Burlington has been on
fire twice recently, but subdued each time
through the promptness and energy OF their
fire company.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

"MUscATEyE," THE LARGEsT Ok IL THE
U. S.-Mr. Kiucaid, Of ths county. has an
OK which IL undoubtedly the largest-boned
animal Of the kind in the United States. ii
not in the world. Heis six years old meas
ures from root Of horns TO root of tail, u
feet; - hands high at shoulders: 20 hands
: inches high at rutnp, (his girth is proper
tionately large, though we have forgotten
IT'D aud is estimated to weigh 1000 pounds.
What is more remarkable, he was reared
most Of the time with the other cattle, with
out extra care, having been suffered to find
his subsistence in the prairies, with an occa-
sional treat Of salt. His proprietor will
start with him next week for the East, for
the purpose Of exhibiting him. lie is d
great curiosity, and will doubtlesz attract
considerable attention.. HuScatine Jaunai.
The above animal passed by this place
90 Tuesday and was pronounced by all who
saw it, the largest OK they ever had behold
Muscatine can take the premium
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

DsyESPoEr.-We observe, by late papers. that the
Davenport people have beaH having good tme--;tin
nobiy do they deserve t--n breaking ground the
Mississippi aud Missouri ItNer Railroad. The first
shpEeliul 81 dirt thrown the ist INST, by Mr.
AsTOIsE LIZ CLARE. the patriarch and original
proprietor VI thai fourising city. We sincerely
congratulate neghbor, Of the Uppcr Gate upon
the prospects which frightening before them
Long nay their leading spirit. live TO enjoy the
and honor. Ofti"r far reaching slgac.ty aud ndoIn
y!s energ, .--BGStiapt0A 1tlegroyh.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

IL Coon GN.''-The Democratic pr.
of Chicago sets II down as a good sign tt,,
Banking Capital Of the United States / /,
The increase, in other words fer such n1e
be the result, it is ga good sigH1 tia, as-e
money Is augmenting. That is what .e
Democrat calls "a good sign" a. if lie a.
crease Of bank paper was such bepaa.
event rs to be hailed with gq.gil.o,
We d. not know but that we shall have Il
look elsewhere fer a corrective II tie eg.
II paper money than u the Damra,t
Press and the Democratic parly-B gr
Democrat.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

The stolen notes Of the Ohio banks. il
ngT appears were signed in tie PeniteAtiaru
by 3 notorious offender, who was shortly AZ
ter pardoaed out BY the Governor Of the
state. These notes are from the genuine
plates; the signatures, only, being counter
teited II were Il wire precaution in all our
readers to take no notes Of the Free Banks
Of Ohio. The difficulty Of detecting the
counterfeit signatures is too great, unless
one is Intimately acquainted with the mon
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

The editor has been having a small brush
of the ague. and expects to be called on
during the day TO round up to the thunder
again. If so, our readers must consider
to-morrow's paper edited. Ugh!-Burl
Tel
We had supposed that our venerable CO.
temporary had been residing long enough
in BurliRgton to have got ae~i----A'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

There is farmer residing al Qa1:.nr, Long Island.
s&ty three lcar- Of age lao has susn "A steam
bout He has only tray .led twenty Eve miles and
thirty five west Of tai. home He possessed of land
and does not care abou. selling ii, as the money
would give him trouble. He once went ~ the River
head depot Of the Long Island Railroad With his
daGfhter aHd Mas frightened ut the noise 81 the
steam ~ histle that hr away.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

FRUIT.-ApPles and peaches are now
selling in our city at IS cts. per bushel.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

The Louisville J9usua. munt ms She Is.
eoyery al another great cave ii kea'HaG
Il Is in Muhlenburg county, ab at tea a.ss
south OF Greenyille II was first discovers
last winter by person wh9 tracked tya'.
r1ccoons into il. \ fsw days since Y
q. L. MeLane Of Mississippi eyFla'5
about two miles, whea thaY came 70 2t
they could not pass fer want ct laa.s
but they sax the cave extended i5r,ss
They discovered several branches ie-l.
off ia diiIeren, directions, some Of then y.
purently larger than the direct agcaGe 4
was this cave that a pctrihcd monkey vas
found Il few days since, snd sent to t1s
worlds fair, Kentucky must be "ho.IoF' !.
the heart"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

Another faint hope of Sir John Frank
hn,' is running the rounds Of the press.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

The potato rot is very extensive in the
States OF Maine, New Hampshire, Massa-
chusetIs, and New Jersey
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

Acourxr.-Tnc Detroit l', ,!a q, r., he
We learn that Major Kingsley . ta.c Of NJ
u. $. Army, in leaving the oiI't lis f,ot
Mead ESD, last Sunday, missed "5 4
ing and fell to the foot ol tne tbo f@
lrgund arm were broken an" IA Enars.
teeth in the lower jaw nearly az rn %
out. II is suid to be doubtful WHY"
RECEIVERS.
"0.g.irst class in sacred music S''"'
How many metres arcther2! ,,c anil
"Thrce, sir; long metre sn NJ NV
meci her by moonlight alone' ,,r,. bit
Modesty is not only an o'""'
a ut,ard 10 virtue.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

A company in Troy, \. J., have last o.
up, for the Hudson River Railroad ts'
about IS feet long, and o. wide the who'll
cut up in state-roorns OF feet square
Each room. - calculated Tor one party Or 'an
ilv and is furnished with one sofa, four chars
a look Nc glass, and small mahogapyceH'
ter table. The pannels are pain'edln IanG
scape, the ceiling hung with silk, and The
floor covered with tapestry carpet. lN
rooms are entered from a passage way o.
tn side: aud the whole admirably Hgl'ea
and ventilated In the forward part o. YOU
car is wash-roon; in the rear. snug tlVs
nook for the use and occupancy OF q eHa"
bcr-maid. This car is intended as 40 eNlN'
riment. Should il meet with Pa'.20'-.
worthy of its comforts, Mr. French i'sA-'
To have twenty more constructed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

DESTROYING MILurw .-Marshaj 7 VIZ.
den, in communication 10 the Jglrae q
Agrieu'iurc, speaking 81 mtldcw On .ra7fs
greenhouse plants, and ,'a,, here :'rs
.'wc have for more than fifteen years a'f
sulphur fer that purpose, and in NJ ins'a.,.
has It failed TO effect speedy cure We
have known instances where mi.dcW, 1&
space of few days, would sfrca its sa'l-i
ever large rose house, destroying Haa'l
all the foliage OF the plants, but by ITEMS
OF sulphur spread on the walks aud 3Ta.i&
plants, it was cNtrpatei ia a short psF5a
Mrs. Curry. of Gaicna, offers f28rl
Of. $500 for the arrest Of her husband vhl
ran eli from her, taking with him al. 1t Dr.,
Jewels and large sum of her money
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-15

The following article has been handed us
for publication. 1t endorses the sentiments
we expressed few weeks since The reu-
son here mentioned for d repeal of Sunday
ordinances is precisely the same as urged
by the iniidel German editor in this place,
who, we are pleased TO learn, is as lceby
endorsed among his own countrymen, in
opinions as in principles
TnE GERMANS AND THE SABnATu.-Thc
German element in our immigrant popula-
ton, is every day assuming more importance,
from It's largely infdci character, aud from
their boldncss in demanding chauyps in our
Institutions suited TO their SociaIistic and
Jacobin notions. Almost the entire mass
OF the German population Of Newark, n. j.,
recently petitioned the municipal authori-
ties Of that city to repeal tho Sunday ortin-
ances. This they urge on the ground that
it jntereres with their Notwithstanding been
accustomed, in the FathcrIand, 10 make it
day f amusement; and in doing so, they
do not scrupie TO uyow sentiments Of the
rankest iutidciity and atheism. The city
authorities have answered the memorial in
All able and eloquent report, in which they
maintain. the Await e. of the : ,bbnth as
ii civil in. "a %. ID snow hp" difficult
grant on our institutions foreign customs so
TO the convictions Of our own
people. " y. chris IRti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
Clothing.
LABOITAUN 4 SON,

~ o The LADIES p LAB0TrAUN * son,
Frcr Shoe nlsstur No SIS SO dH'y neM lfs,-.-
frre he tonpd I'd szhoast- aHorrI q
surcred nd uctr,d Shoss ant ers a,r Ia IS
80 Cfio en- os-rri jus e-v~d IRON tls
usru-cfr Pans. q oaite, a. si?Pcs e. .thc
- 'ssAt nsbe axe. NAhD SEN -, 1900.
WORLDS FAIR and CRYSTAL PALACE-Depot
w No al Broadway sale II Boots shOs Get-,
orsnr oferd hfy yer cent Glow
Mandatory and wholesale delsmenf ourtA
..orv Pl.sse JONES'S, No 81 Boaiway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
marbiurrp, &r.

KEYSERs FURNACES for WARMING all kinds
IN Of bndngS The best quality simplicity
eousrucfiop and eeouomy Particular 70
Hot Water Furnace, which VIII be war1ned
House Furnishing Articles yspEaped
s.y.ry's EDsne led Hollow Ware, kc. Sc
JOHN II. kklsER No Sss Broadway, cor Walkers
ETEAM and GAS PIPE.-J0SEPH MASON (of the
- late firm Of Waworth Nssoa Guid No . Broadway rrnu.
enfes Wrought Iron Pipe for Steam &c. add Water Valves Ck
Of and Gas
Boiler fueA FEED Pumps Cola ana EvpOrA,os steam yscun
gtAet Steam Boiler
ndssss He ao variety Of Steam
rnsog ssd Gao shDs apPa-gs Ase rs'er 70 sxaap Of hs
nearly every SECTION u ths eoarty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

Night Ia s from the bland 10 O'Clock Fare ca cents
Nght yea from NewYok, II! O'Clock Pare ~ coats eommlers
incLded ..o q.
sLNDaY AsEAscENsHIBo.is every bali hour until NJ
Ni.ht Boat 10 O'clock from the lslald
gULY, Is53-FOr Shrewsbury Long Branch High
~ srd Dock Ocean House Por' Wtsaftln, N1uars Dock,
Brown. Dock Ncdeovn ,ad Bss New AID ,peud ean-
boat ALICE G. PRICE, Capt H. Bs,sery WIZ ss's rees-ip
tie New Haven pier Eest piyet csny sf''otS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
Houses 10 Eel.

VISITORS wishing home comforts for three months'
az longer can have furnished House having al the modern m
prossntnts ~ long a. teqaIe6 OF may sun e'y u ,
ps he Apply 80 % ilrA opposite lis Coed ''is'
:ncc aId security Iequied t~0"Hah' IN 'he hO''0 " M '
UNFINISHED HOUSE to LET--At New Rochelle,
d'lfio' 's'' M, of The sound &c r6e house noats
frrn,itd Rooms large ord fgln ana every wa 49, 10 IL gb-
senior, Oh The pemaes . :, Il NSii =
OFFICE toIET VERY CHEAP The half of that
ts.if,- Gosi g. eirei 80. CT Chambcrst one door from
Ero,s,s,, Artlyto pE MOTT . 90, No IS Ctsmbersd
doom to LhI-With steam pOwer-Unc large
Ia room sc BY 10 400 9sd Ao several smaller rooms v Tn
ssedy ovt ,r @ oeuois "a the city Apply 70 RIM
nus hABLR, coucr Of ooen''ch ard beeehs''
BLOOMS LET, with STEAM PO WER-Seversl
N.Y. I'D if Freight Depot lighted and
FURNISHED with Coion watt zoe h1IpI,s ana As M a ny
. 60 h. AN'"0N'' come -.''' ''D 49,
CTFAM POWER to LET Ihe whole or part of
~ the story brick Ffeoy at E1soSh Ts.I 7 . S r.,
Power Ia such 9ueuniy a. may be required ne Dus T
BY Wei hshied PSss'lon can be hsd mnesis R .sz'
ITO IETA small, neat three-sory House, ia perfect
order near the shinstop Parade Ground Part AL the
furniture Tor sale Possession immediately Adde'S D. H. Box No
lS2 tribune once.
yI,O ILT-A COAL YARD and FIXTURES on Go
wtuur Greek South Brookn, Hsmiionay Inquire OF E.
DUBOIS, No. 40 South si NY.
g.NO IET-Workshops and Lofts, various sizes, well
hshte With without seam-PowcT and possess - gwen n-
medsisly Inquire ibe premises No ~ Auust near Nassau
yNO IlT-A brown stone front House pleasantly
sisaod in Brooklyn; $500 Cottage IN Norh Brooklyn
nrnS rent $40 In brooklyn with back
SIC Eoor md parts Of Houses to let lnque OF T. tO"S
fxyo RFNI1hose fine large. airy, capacioas and we'll
lighted Rooms second floor OF the e1cus the ha1ove
BanA Preseason CIV &c A. r,FP % cone%y
UyO LET-Nell lighted Rooms, with OF wlthou
steam,Power Of any sIe. Inquire Of C NJ slIoNsoN No.
isi Lewssi ---------.---.---.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
1nstrrrtlon.

DOOK -KEEPING--C. c. MARSHs Counting
Rooms r the practice kkeepns No Soi Broadway
stepees noed that days practice " these worth
yesrs Of study elsewhere. Call fer eiroaAa
BOOKKEEPING, &c.-B +. FOSTER, author Of
Id Pre Esay on Pennanship" Double Entry EacdAted ssd
air., rop,r teaches Writing Atknee and Book
expecous and superior al No 81 bidway eetSeen
White spS lets youth well adults qGsted
deharse the dures keeper with prsmPns~ aud deh
Of mercantile atari
Mr. FOSTERS Instruction. mastery knowledge OF
Double FutIy IN the short space Of one week
EXCELSIOR-Parents wishing 10 hRd an lnstitu
IL BY kindness and rapid
rpr0vesn seeuIed BY thorough Instruction viii BE poAsd aud
served the Coumerril CLASSICAL School. No IS Hearyst
SOLOMON JENNER- Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
GieamppaIs an6 aallroans.

GTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot of Whi,ehll-s--
- sUMmFR ARRANGEMENTS. Fare 81 cent? To QUARAN
TINE sTAPLErON VANDERBILT LANDING On and sfsr July
z he Boats viii leave follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

VILLA sITES-FARM-For sale 500 70 600 acres
~ land opposite Point, suitable made
one OF the most profitable Farms the State r
az n ~ 10 beautifully located Of West
Point and ookng the Hudson River Also hne sits for large
hotel Ami, ADRIAN IL MULLER Auct9neer Pnst
RTo.dwsy SCHENK, No 80 Nasaust to Il W. WARNER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
VREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS. BEDS,
miscellaneous.

DLNDS.-WILHELM q LANG, Plain and Fancy
ID Venetian shutter Blind Factory, Ne 20 Graads,
~ Bod BLINDS painted and trimmed
DOATS. BOATS, OARS and SCULLS.-Pleasure
ID Bcsisio any quantity DC found L INGERS ALLS No
80 S0uthst
FAMILY WINES and LIQUORS-The public are
hereby informed TIA they obtain Pure supenor Wines and
Liquors suitable for family a. LEWIS No = Cedars BY ths
gallon or quart.
TOR SALE-A Sail-BOat in good order, with sails
and rssns complete she nearly and s.er Apply
TO plEIL BROTHER Ca No. lSi william 81.
+ IGNEOUS MARBLE-WarerOom No. 53i ~
L. Broadway New York-FREUSD Co. Manufacturer.
prepared promptly al orLe JE @ Mbns Wood
sISrsSe marble ii yey superior and n daTsy .nd
Is eqaa Ary lIni iU for a. parpOs Tpei
shs Cshrs and spphed 70 @snsOttnss s CoIsu = Doo-.
C1bss Counters hAnre CoamnA vses PeeAs nd Tabe
DIrs EAnsy VII be furnished app Mana
etory corner Of franklin and CeaTees "a ssoy No
where al persons interested are invited 10 call
sis az y. d. Mo = x5s.3
the subscriber prepared liberal eash advances assS
SO sPpEeEas Confdenes eiy observed Ap5y bs-
tween and O'clock C LEVY, No 81 Besvest % sai
DIAPER WAREHOUSE T. DERRICKsON &
c. No 5 FufOns, 0ae for sale tbs lowest terms wntus
N.Hsg.p.r. al sizes, vssh,. .od Qualities
Book Pspsr al sizss weights Spd quAiteG
Ts-e Paper hncv e0lors and vtife q the best quality
ian az. Paper, White and oOosd. deterrent uidfhs
Cloth Payer S1s0 Sozso and sox48
Ensh.s sEdvHe Psper, AEs .ss0rtaasu Just arrived
WnpyDg Paper ssraw, IA and MAAiIl
eaPspsr Of Different szes
Tar Roo6ns Paper suitable sr roofs IN rolls
CEWING MACHINES-Tbe Avery Sewing Machine
- have completed Improved Sewing alehiue .s
lie for Tsoi and nov prepared 70 supply toe Machines
Taos ard ether. vns % &c ne best .ad ne same tine TIE
Haflet c and the A. the 0ce Of
AVERY SEWING MACHINE Co, Ne. 81 BIo.iw.y
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old WARE REPLATED, equal to new, at very low
" pr- sad Goods orders sent . ne
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CHVFR.PLATISG and ENGRAFlSG.-bes uliiul
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