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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

lNDIANA.-But a very small vote has
been polled. a. G. Porter, the Demo-
cratic nominee for Reporter of the Deci
sions of the Supreme Court is elected by
very large majority. lis, however, but
i 'st to say, that owing to his superior
qua 'ifications, says the Indianapolis SEN
f;pl Nr. Porter received the votes of manv
Wings, who did not regard the office a
political Oh e.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
THE New YORK LIQUOR DEALERS AT

THE New YORK LIQUOR DEALERS AT
WORK.-The New York Tribune of YES
terday says:
g Another meeting IF Hotel keepers, Gro
GERS, Importers and other Liquor Dealers. was
held yesterday evening at the Shakespeare
Hotel, Mr.. Richter, President; Mr. Ticker,
Secretary. The object of the meeting was to
organize an effectual opposition through the
ballot box to the proposed Maine Law. After
some conversation as to the best means to op-
crate, several sub Committees were appointed
whose business is to canvass the Wards and
organize all who agree with them into Joint
Associations, so as to secure as large a vote as
possible against Main Law candidates They
also propose to form central organization,
and, by small weekly or monthly assessments,
raise n fund to pay counsel to defend any legal
points tn at may be raised against them There
are already several Associations formed. and
the probability is that the entire liquor sell
ing interest will work as one man at the
polls
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
THINGS IN NEW YORK.

Yankee Sullivan, marched down Chatham
street on Tuesday afternoon, lin open day. }
with body guard of six men, three in front,
and three in the rear. with muskets over their
shoulders. Morrissey was paid the prize
money yesterday morning.
The recent prize fight, it has been ascertain
ed, was fought within the limits of Massachu-
sets, and the Governor Of that State is about
to issue acquisitions for the arrest of all
parties, in order for their punishment, under
the law of that State, making prize-fghting
a felony.
On Tuesday the Grand Jury found true
bill of indictment against Orville Gardiner
for the crime of mayhem. in destroying the
soft part of the ear of William Tasting known
as Dublin Tricks The crime is punishable
by imprisonment in the State Prison, and the
trial of this case will no. take place until he
next term of the Court of General Sessions.
Many of the Germans in New York are
moving in body to prevent the enactment of
the Maine law, and for the abolition of strin-
gent Sabbath ordinances. In the Fifth. Sixth
and Nineteenth wards they have had several
meetings. and resolved to support no candi-
date for Office who is not of their way of
thinking in such matters.
The Lafragc House is the next of the splen-
did hotels to be completed in New York and
now rapidly progress. The marble front is
alnos. finished and is among the most impo-
sing on Broadway. The interior is decorated
in the richest manner, with the design of
surprising all predecessors. From 450 to 500
guests can be accommodated The public
opening is expected to take place sometime
next April.
Madame Sontag has generously proposed to
devote the proceeds of concert at Niblo's
for the benefit of the Home for the destitute
children of Seamen. Other musical celebri-
ties have also volunteered their gratuitous
services on the occasion. and the entertain
ment is to be of the highest order
ROMANIsM AND ANTI-MAsoNRY-
Church of Rome denounces all secret So
cleties, and the Pittsburgh Catholic thus
Eliminates its anathema OH all Masons
and Odd Fellows:
The Church has condemned erery
secret Society, no matter rhat may be its
object.
"A Catholic who joins the Odd Fell
lows, or any other secret society, has lost
the grace of God, and is no longer within
the pale of the Church.
When Catholic joins one of these
secret societies, the grace of God forsakes
him, and he can no longer be considered
member of the Church.
1t is to be feared that the majority of
the Catholics who 'in these secret socie-
ties, in short time become infidels."
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
A LARGE STOCK OF DOMESTIC GOODS

NTE have tn S day opened the follosiug articles
w at greatly rcdu ei rices to which invite
the artcular nttent on Of purchases
Sul ericr b. Blanket and white CcunterIsnes
lot Of Servants Blsrkets very cheap
Brown and blesched Cottons, some very fire
Calicoes in great variety. very fine and beau-
full
Printed Cashmeres and Mouseeline de Laiues
Dleached and brown Canton Flann.ls
IN LINEN GOODS
Bleached and brown Table Diap.rs
Scotch and Russia Diapers
Toweling. Ddmssk Napkins
sheeting Linens and iillcw Caseing do
Shiriing Linens, some choice brands
Wh h We can highly rec mm-nd
All OF which We will sell lower than any Other &c
Enlistment in the city, .or Cash only,
20 All articles sold 1T our establishment are
warranted to prove as III rpsented
MAXWELL, SEARS a COLLEY.
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A CARD TO GENTLEMEN.

I'HoSE who wish 70 purchase their own Clo;hs
"a simeres and Nest'ng and have garments
made. We would invite THIN to call ard examine
our stock, consisting Of
l. e best black twilled and tlsin French Coils
Olive. brown aud blue do
Superhne black DCeskins and Cassimeres
Plain and f.Dcy colored do
\ few piecrs of beautiful french fancy do
Cashmere. Silk and Satin Nestings
Fancy aud plain Velvet do
ALSO
Pocket IIandk'fS. Cravals and Stocks
Best Kid Gloves. white and colored
Cashmere ana Merino Gloves
Merino and Cotton Hose
Suspenders. Merino Shirts and Draws
All of which we are prepared g. offer lower iEsn
any other establishment in this CITY. for tdsh "it
HSAll art cles warranted TO prove reTrsrti ,ri'
MAXWELL, SEARS, GULL
1n-4t.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

"To insure the insertion Of Adver-
fisemenfs they must be brought to our
counfin groom before IL o'clock W..
otherwise they may not appear until
= the next day.
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NEW AND ELEGANT sHAWLs,

NIE have now in It re large and beautiful
w stock of Sbawls, consisting Of
Embroidered and plain Grape Shawls
Long and square Cashmere 90
Cashmere and Mousseline small fgurr SbaWis
Long and square Ray state do
Misses nd Childrens' figured and plaid do
Plaid Mode and black Tbibct do
Black Silk, Cashmere and Cloth do
To which We invite the part cular attention Of Z.
Lades. a. we will offer great bargains for Cash
So ALI articles sold at our establishment are
warranted TO prove rs represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS C0LLEY.
oc l9-4t-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

a%J0e Shilitngton receives all the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. he
is agent for Harper's and all the other Magazines,
and our readers will always find large and good as
sotmenf of Blank Books and Stationery nj his Book
store, Odeon Bdi.dng, corner of street and Penn
syvania avenue. aug ID
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FASHIONABLE DREs,u,r.

G SnS1nsr supply tins day received Also CAS-
CAPS in every variety OF style. Cal a. m. -
store bcfor- purchasing. II is the second soo,
Of the L. 8 Hotel. I'D UlNnI NV 's'
&C 20-3t-
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NJ A r r lie d.

On the 18th instant. by Rev. l.. ]. Giiss, Mr..
MATTHIAS HARRIS, of Baltimore, Maryland, to
Miss REBECCA V. SHERWOOD. of thj. CITY
AT Brooklyn, on the 18th instant, by the Most Rev.
Archbishop Hughes, WIN. IL. DROOME, ESQ, TO
Miss MARY JANE, daughter of Captain Charles
boartnall, OF the U. S. Navy, and commandant OF
The navy yard and station at New York
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

JUST RECEIVED and for sale by 0rme
- Lazenby, new crop of Figs, Bucks heat and
Prunes.
Also, Nuts Raisins, Scotch Herrings. Pickles, Cat
sup, prime Cheese. Seventh street.
&C IA Sd door no tn of VI Stipff.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

II STOV E. .-We have lust receive 9
~ new supply of the latest patterns of S1o'Es
of various kinds. among which are 10 h
81 found the Morning and Evening Star Ccoh.
ing stoves for wood and coal: AFRO, the Morring
Star parlor Stove fer coal. open front
WO DWaRD 6GCl.
No. 4, north side Pa. avenue. between 10th
cc At and llrh streets,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

NJ The frs number of Grace Green.
woods monthly 10, 'rnal for girls and boys,
entitled the Little Pr. rim, is just issued
at Philadelphia, by 1. h. Lippincott.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

UThe large circulation Of the STAR
makes it the most desirable advertising me
dun, in the District. 1t has more readers
in the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
inpton dailies combined.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
DOMESTIC ELANNELs, sc.

DOMESTIC FLANNELs, SC
00n YARDS Of very superior domestic fiaEie,s
cOO from the celebrated factory of fssce''
Sons, particularly adapted to family with va
riety Of other Wooleu Geods, ut prices much tepN
the rates they are now selling, at the Irnn Hal NY
Goods Store. L. MYERS q w.
&C 13-ThSTuTh-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

Inc Colored Convention recently held a.
chicago adopted resolutions hostile to Coloni
cation in all it's forms. -
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NEW MILLINERY.

E- Miss MORLEY wishes to inform N. ,,s,..
484 that she has just returned fr, m N,v NJ
K with q large supply OF fashionable Prod. LIN
Wv invites their attention before purch...nu
elsewhere. Her rooms are on the north SIDE ~ ~
svrnue, near 10Th street. H.
Wanted, several good Millners
&c 2O-3t&-
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ID I K ID

Ia Opelousas, on the 2lst ultimo, DR.. WILLIAM
). DlGGES, late from Port Tobacco, Maryland, aged
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New Dress Making Estabii.hm.n,

1'HoSE wishing The most perfect fitting dresses
Il must call on Mrs. X CADY. at Which ul,c.
dresses are being msde by Mrs. Ge,hen's new in.
vcnton.
Ladies will. no doubt, think il marvellous who,
she says that she neither has 10 pin on Innings ~
alter dresses-her fits all warranted perfect
The system taught, including apparatus, for Fi,.
Dollars.
Mrs. C. invites all to give her csr and see I'm
themselves. Dresses Of Patterns cut for 81 \ cents
The most fashionable imported patterns Tor .,.
on moderate terms consisting Of Cloaks. Mantill,S
Dresses. Sleeves, &c.
Mantua- Makers can be supplied with the ucs
recent patterns on reasonable terms.
Want ed two or three first rate Dress maker,
TO whom good wages will ne given, and two Young
ladies as learners. Mrs. X. C.DY
18th street, near 4, Wa hington CITY.
&C 2o-2ts-
rRAY 4 BALLANTYNE Booksellers, eth street
" near Odd Fellows Hall, have now on hard
full stock Of
Family Bibles, at all prices, and in every style Of
binding.
Pocket Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books Of every
kind used in the city
Juvenile Works in great variety, and Of excellent
morsl character.
Always on hand every thing in the school DO,
line at the very lowest prices.
GRAY & BALLANTYNEs
Bookstore, 9TH street, Lear Odd Fellows Hall
cc2l-
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SHIRT BOsOMs.-wr hs

II just received a fresh ard large supply # French
Shirt BOSoMS- Persons making shirts will fnd IL
cheaper to buy the bosoms than to make them
Shirts made TO order with French Boeoms ard
Cuffs at STEVENS >al,sronm.
&C To- Drovn's Hotel
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Fun! Wonder!! and Delight y!
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY
:" MAN,

THE MAGICIAN VENTRILUQTISr
Will give a series of bis Popular Ent.rt, inmerts
in the above Hall. commencing THIS TUESDAY,
EVENING. October 18th, and continue until Mon.
day next, when he will Introduce pew Fxperiments
amusing scenes in Vel triloQuism snd the ever.
laughable lif.moying and speaking Automators
Doors open at o'clock-Ccmmence at =, to
o'clock.
See small bills. j. TOY, Agent
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

I OST Left his mothers hons. yesterday rDcr,
IL ing. about 10 O'Clock, EDw WARD HOY IN
81 years. lie has curley hair. Anv info,,a',sst0
concerning him will he tina .kfuy received +, ~
moth"r. ut the corner OF G and 18th streets nn
Al-lt-
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LATEST.

LONDON, Oct. S.-Thc Cabinet had a
long meeting yesterday.
The correspondent of the Times, writing
from Paris, yesterday, says that news
had been received confirmatory of the
report that the Sultan had declared war
on the Goth of September.
A correspondent of the Post says des-
patch from Vienna states that the Sultan
had fixed upon four weeks as the time in
which Russia must evacuatc the Princi-
palitieS.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

4 CARD.-D-. LIEBERNANN will ,o,,,---
N to keep his ofHce, ss Heretofore, On Inv. .uae
between 18th md l4th streets. '"ect
o. 2N-eolms-
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. Potion &C Build,n~

lS tton.-The third annual mee,,r. "
above Association viii be he'd ct P.tons. n N %
corner of 18th street and Maryland av.nus ~ nAl
on THURSDAY, the Goth instant, nj o'cls,t t'.aod
ut which time officers viii he elec'ed for N,
year. C. AsHyopns uir
oc la-2t-
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Written for the Star.
FORGET ME NOT.
BY G. W. CUTTER.

Respectfully inscribed to Miss ]. L'+s.., OF Wash
ington City, on being presented by her. with for
get me motor purple violet.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

STRAY HOG-A large black spotted 60 r
- with pigs She hsd her J. q ear cronp~sS ,. sVh,
at J. r. Rabbits, on the corner Of and IsiI '
Island. The owner Is requested IN come ~, u
pay charges and Ike her awsy. JF.RAsRI ~
&C 2o-3i<- II
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49, MASONIC The visitation Of nae
STE Lodge to LtBsSoS LopeE. No. :, pr~s unnd
~ ccPtcd Masons, will take place on rprnae
LVkNING, the 5lst instant, at o'clo-s, a, ~. ~,
on the coTns. Q, ION and streets The mens.,,
tendance, and the fraternity generally Az, ,r,,, a.
to attend. wM. j. RIPS hed
&C 20-lts- s..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19
New Watch l. JeEelry store,
3 Doors South Of Cook 1 safgelt's
Banking House.

TUE subscriber has just arrived from New
Il York, with the largest ana best assoFtmen
of
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. &c
ever offered in Iowa, and he is determined TO Sc
lower than the same quality and style OF good!
can be bought IRON s. Louis 10 81 Anthony.
His stock consists in part Of Fine Gold, Lever
and Lepine Watches, Hgn'iHg and open faces. oil
very style and pattern, and varying in rice from
5000 10 $4,000. Silver Levers, Lepines an
Verge Watches 10 suit al.
A very fine assortment Of Gold Guard. Fot
and Yes, Chains, varying in price from go, 90 to
5000
Also, Gold KEYS and Seals. Earrings, Finger
rings, Cuff pins, Breast pins and Gold Pencils
a endless variety. a lot III very superior Gold
Pens. warranted.
God and Silver Speciacies, Silver and Plated,
Tea Table aud Salt Spoons, S. liver aud plated bu,
fer knives, and in short all articles usually KEEP
III such establishments.
HIS goods have been purchased from FIRST ban II
al the very lowest prices. and selected with great
care, both as regards taste and quality v hich en-
abIes him 10 offer be best goods al very low phi
ces.
Particular attention gigen TO repairing aud
cleaning Clocks, Watches ami JeweIry and al
work warranted.
Feeling confident that can render satisfaction.
l respectfully solicit share of public patronage
p. NJ HOUSED
Davenport. Dee. Is', 1852.
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THE WHITE HALL.
4 chance for Bargains.

/ HAVE jast received from New York fresh
j supply 81 goods, which with the balance OF
mY former stock am ANXIOUS TO sell before ]
icaye for the E4st have still u number Of
Gold Watches, which with some fine new
Chains, 5 ais, Rings, Gold ThimbIcs, Breast.
pins, &c &c, viii sell at lower prices tha1
ever before offered. Any person wishing any
hing In my line would do well 10 call before
cave, as the chance IS rare one and viii no
soon occur again. y. III. HOIrEL.
DaYtnnnff March 18th. 1888.
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rTHE subscriber has laid oil a goftion of his
i land into lois Of one acre each A rare
chance is now offered, to- these WISHING 10 M Ike
profitable investment, or for those desiring 10
secae Homes eai. These lots lie Immediately
adjoining The ciy, but Ten minutes walk from he
Court House. The Davenport and Council Bluffs
kailToai will pass through or near this lani.
One acre Of this land will make a poor man a
good home, and eventually rich man. ANY
one desiring TO purchase will apply 10 VII
LAID BARROWS County Surveyors Office
on second street above postofiice. or to
]. NJ. d. 81 RROWS
Darennnri An.ll aaa lAl2 IL
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YowA.LAND AGENCY

Hest SID Maia 5etareen Ir0at ana 3aG 81.
THE undersigned viii give particular alien.
tion 10 E sale aud purchase OF Real Estate IL
tits city AMI vicinity. Taey haiieF Themselves
,battheir experience AMI residence OF tlsetteR
wears in this city and vicinity, VIII ehaaie mem
Ia make purchases and sales 10 Advantage
TGose wishing purchase OF dispose OF Real
rsta.s wn fn4 il ta their Interest 10 enapia!
them M,6REGOR & LAWES.
Rsc On 1859
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YALI AEI-E PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

WYE offer lar sale Sax valuable lots Oh 3D.
w Street.
TIE above property is favarabiy situated and
highly improved, with an elegant two stors
brick building, Kitchen, cellar &c., barn, Ice
horse well of excellent water & cIstern VA
be sold at great bargain isapp eaton De maa'
soon. M'GREGOR LAHs
nnrii l4th. Main Il Dasenpor
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FO.aCCO AND CIGARS.

JAMES BtiRGE, Tobaccons'. las now Oh
y band and Tor ale first rate assortment ofim-
ported and domestic CigaEs, Pipes, TOBACCO,
,nuif boxes, &c.
Also fine cut chewing, smoking, and plug tobac-
co, BY wholesale or retail. Merchants supplied
Al 81. Louis prices. Front ST., between Main
and Brady, half square below tie ferry land ne.
Davs IMPORT. iowa April DIST 1853 81
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FINLEY. 7. i VAN .
SCOTT NURSERY.

YT,HE subscribers having formed co-psrtner-
i ship in The Nursery business, and having
greatly increased facilities, hope, BY unrernittfng
attention TO Scott Nursery alone, 10 make il The
larges, and MAINTAIN for il It's present high chat
acier 81 being the best Nursery 10 The West
We are rapidly extending our business. both
By propagation and importation. and intend fc
keep full supply Of all valuable new fruits. as
well as a large stock OF all rare and beautiful
Ornamental plants
In addition 10 our large stock for the sprias
trade, we are prepared 10 furnish 10 Nurstrynfe n
or others, 100000 CRAFTS Of the present winter,
setting al $50 per 900 IN quantities Of 5000 OF
over, OF k25 per 1890 in quantities less taaa
5000 Or s3 pr 100, u the best and leading
sorts cultivated in the West.
al orders accompanied by the Cash or a salts
factory reference 10 he Proprietots, or throna b
Burrows < Pfeiiyman, wall receive prompt aiten
tiou.
FINLEY & VAN TrYT..
Davenport. 95ih Ian 1853. at1rt
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VALUABLE FARM FOR
SALE

WE have for sale most desirable farm, hys
w miles from Davenport, Oh the Iowa Ct's
road. Of eighty acres, highly improved, WITH
good frame dwelling, tehen, cellar &C.. barn
and sheds well Of excellent water, &c.
Tie above property j. Hosi htaa5liU!ly hha
f.yoras9y stfnated. ana Il BE SD al a baEg in
apr II. 80 MoGRE9OR & LA"hS,
Main IT.. Davenport.
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2O COWS.

SIX Yoke Of Oxen and one Plow, will be sold
altogether OF separately. Also, one set OF sa"
Mil Irons for sale, at the Beacon Farm neas
Wainnt Grove. Term; one hall cash, the 70
maihder in six months with approved security.
c. {. ALNO3D.
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soVNTEtsE.sTs
HARNESS! HARNESS!

HAR I@~t IlN4NLSS.
ITO all in want Of Harness, G. ". BARNES,
l. late Of New York. is prepared TO furnish,
and keeps constantly the best article, made OF
the very best New York leather; to be satisfied
you need only call and examine.
: Team harness fsom Sl4 to So,
Busgy do II 10 50,
Also, Brides, Mariingaies, Halters, Collars;
Il short every thing n the trade.
Trimming also done to order.
r. pninng done with despatch.
Tie Shop is on Brady S., next door to A c
Billions, opposite B. Sanord's Grocery Store.
Do not forget 10 call, ii You want No. harness,
or If you want a cheap set either can be had.
Feeling confident can satisfy If you will give
me trial, am always on hand waiting for your
orders. Respectfully,
G. ". BARNES.
Davenport. March 18th. 1853. 25-tf
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FTJRNfTTURE.

TIME Subscribers are Just opening IN Daven.
L port large and splend stock Of Furniture.
comprising everything in The line. which thry
are determined to sell lower Ihan has ever bees.
offered in this place. Their stock consists in
part OF the following:
SOFAS from ss24 10 SAP;
Lounges from $500 10 5000;
Tables, centre. card, sewing, work, dining.
breakfast, &c;
Stands, mahogany, cherry, wash, &C.;
Ch1irs, mahogany, hair cloth, cane, sewing
French, office,
Children's chairs assorted, &c, &C..
Bureaus, dress, mahogany, scroll, plain, &C..
Bedste8ds Of every description;
Wararobes, of different sizes;
Mafasses, hair, moss and husk;
Girls, Looking Glasses;
Wi low wagons, different sizes;
Safes, Gc., &c.
Room opposite the Pennsylvania House
WOOLFORD d SMALL.
Davenport. april 2lst, 1853.
feiiOg cut=ens II Uareapoa and scott
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A great assortment of
QuEENSWARE.
Also:
ia RDW ARE:
NEW BOOKS,

- II. BANTER, Bookseller and S.atoner.
". No. Il Illinois ST, Roek Island, II
Would respectfully inform the Ladies arl
Gentlemen Of Davenport and vicinity, tina, he
has Just received direct from New York andS..
Louis no assortment of Books, Stationery, Nav
"ls, Annals and Albums for 80, also Dlarf's.
Biank Books, drawing paper, CON. and Tata
drawlna pencils, Black and coIoted Piano 10.
struetots, Saert music ior Piano ard Gaitrtae
iates, puhiisbed-eheaP works hy the bes, a.
Vhars, also, Foaler's Works
lie is also agent for the sale OF Musical Ins,rg.
mEHts,
A specimen Piano fer sale very cheap.
Gall over and sec, opposite the Rock Island
Publications when yon can get them all :.
Rock Island 4w.,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19
MARBLE WORKS.

WI n II u IL u W v II n y.
THE unters gnad woult resp rctiuliy announce
l. TO the citizens of Davenport and vicinity and
10 all chose wishing to purchase Monuments To-
the memory %. their deceased friends-that they
can be supplied Ny calling at his Shop on
Main ST. between First and Second, where he
will be pleased to furnish Cut Stone, of eyerf
description, as low as il can be bought for in the
Western Country,
Haitan and .9meriean .Harble tor Monuments,
Hcaf and Foot Stones. .fiso, a superior article
Of Free Stone, Sc, very Chrap.
W. w. KENNEDY.
Iavenporf, March 9Th. 1853.