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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-12-24
LIBRAIRIE.
Oojots dc 0aiutetA. 40.

La meilleure Librairic du Sud est, sans con
trcfif, Ia Haisoh a PAPA Z O.. rue d,
ChaFtres, So. On y ffouvc tous ls chef d 'eu
vrcs dc Ia Languc francaise, ainsi que toutes
lee nouveaufes litferairv~.
6}v1es a9tSoanss reliuns dorees II il
lustfes fsr les nleillcuscs ariistcs. e.
Albums d salem, pour lss Danes.
rafoiog3s4S de luxe, Roufes ct xutrcs
Livres dc Saihtefe, Croix, Cruelty, &c. Sc
Boifes "uvrages en- bois dc rose, Neces
ssircs ct nutres articles pour 10 toilette o, Ics
trsvsux des DANES.
Journaux do Modcs. r.rH .. ..H-
Pipes de luxe, ct mile autrcs oljcts prscieux
dos meillearss fabriques dc Paris. ..r
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-12-24

Btrnnger complct avec ses dix ...
dcrnieres chansons ns.........
Tous ces livres sout elesamment ct solde-
ment relies, ct plusieurs d'entre cuI sont
orn6s dc gravurcs. ...r ....
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RARFUMERIEs
ct Articles do Paris.

=
". LEvERRIRR, rue dc Chartrcs, &c.
roc''it In plrs nouibrcusc clientele En- vain
youdrait-elle &c fournir ailleurs les parfume
ries ct surfout fEau de Cologne ne suppor,cn.
pas de mediocrite ct Ton rconnait bicn vite ii
cl!cs sOrtent dun lpagasin du premier orslre
ou dune maison secondaire. On trouvc sussi
dams cette maison tous les ar,icl,~ dc chase ct
de pechc, enhn touics les nnrchandises con
MUGS sous le nom DO vAnIErks DIX PARIS!
RONB0NSs
Pour lr articles de con6scrie, Ia msison de
Soayeis6e st De1langor, encvisnure Roysle
e Orleans sstsAns r'vaic y Nouvells0r.
ieans. s g eaT
MODES
L- Maison en- vogue. cct,e snn<e, est le ma.
gnihquc Mayasin d. u111o 0Dons1y. rue dc
Chartress CO. Ccss isrseual q la ccque;teris.
En6n, si sprss svoir fAit vos smple,tsa, voas
yous sentcx en- appetif, alles ches Do3onno
O9oy44 rue dc Chartrcs, VI, = rcnseignc d
6grHASox REttArlAr. C'est tojur Ie rra.
deg voas dc tous les gourmsnds Ct gourmeis,
qsi sSns san dy trouvcr &c qu'l y do plus
freis es d piss dslicst on fnit de rcsncstibles
ct 60 que. scunait de plus 6n = d. plus
clsoisi sn fait Do wins. s
49, A La COTE.
Hoae fecouunandons spscia'sn,sss - Mai
soas ssivantes:
1hbeoh 0saAlnS. sty. Bspsists II. droits,
Son1ssa Jsabss4 - IT, gsscbsJ
1la1esa VS61maie, Dc do
uaiosa j. 01an, Dona!dsopville
=. D0eoSooe. J. Doss6es.
TCECT--E z. ECgg-EE.
slUsOCAT1.
Bureau ila Nelson 10 Gear tss Jean. Dspti.;e).
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ROMANS A 81 - LIE VOLUME.

Les Crtoiss, par J. Levilloux ... . vol
C1sar Borgia, par II. Auger 49,. =
lie Chasseur dc Spsetres, par Bsnim. 9
Don Lxis, par BcarmOnt-vassy.
Mtmoires de Niis .frriiton sur rim
ptr1trice Josfphine, FEmperenr
Napoiton Il sa famiiie. ......... 2
Ieaites AiLemand,s, par Grimm. 2
Madame Ia Daehssse. par ii. do
NieiLCnstel. ...t............... Q"
Ioieurs 1t Pirates, par Whitehead. 2
Foftes Amonrs, par 4. Brot =
Victor Augerot, par Altaroche, du
CIIARIyARL. ............
Ls Bdtard, par j. Lacroix. ....... .
Les Parasites, par le meme. 49,. .
Les Premierss Rides, par IL meme. 2
lie 1enfaienr, par le meme ......
lie Mufat, par Saintine. ......... /
Uns Mnitresse dc Louis XIIL, par 10
meme. ............... 2
JnsAns, par le marquis de- SADIE. 2
Cftopdfre, par j. de Sant-Felix 2
GUvREs DIvERsRs.
Hfes Napoitoniennss, par le prince
Louis-Napoleou Bonaparte, au-
jourd'hui NAPOLEON III.
Ts-.-.--..s, notes diverses. ....... l
Lesage (9uvrcs completcs) ...- 10
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Slaughter at sebestopol.

geius are some Of the particulars Of the
aoH Of the 9Th OF October. Just 20 think.
b .ar single engagement loss OF nearly
.en,housan4 men Is not that last para
graph, Of The burning Of two thousand sick
and wounded human beings, horrible =
. The English official account OF the action
F % HE 5ta, Jill MT reach London until the
l8,a, owing 70 a telegraphic interruption.
The iisPateh j as follows:
CAnP. Nov. 9th.
TIE enemy with an Immense force, made
a. stack Yesterday 10 the dawn OF the morn
. .as % tie right Of the English position in
fgtt u sebastopol, which was def nded
y the second division and the brigade of
Guards Of ths first light division. and the
trgsde II Guards Of the first division, and
part d II. ihrd, and subsequently, by the
t's.oR u Genera! Bouquet and others 81
toe FRENCH army, who contributed much by
men gallant conduct to the decided success
9! the day. General Canrobert came to the
post and gave the support Of his assistance
sad q his excellent counsel. The battle
v. extremely obstinate, and it was not uL-
y past noon that the enemy were forced to
retreat, leaving the field covered with dead,
hd several hundred prisoners. The number
q he enemy much exceeded that which
sH opposed to US at Alma. The losses
Of me Russians have been enormous Our
o'ses nave also been very great. General
~ GaoFge Brown, MAJOR General Ben
'lhes, Bdgadier Generals Adams, Bulen
anu florence have been wounded. The
conduct Of the troops, in face Of an enc
", ny 50 superior in numbers, has been excel
- lsgbed) RAGLAN.
Inc Russian oilicial letter says
inc arrival Of the Grand Dukes pro-
, y enthusiasm in the ranks OF the army.
iaa y neral thought it well to turn this TO
5eouhs, consequently on the 9Th, the garfi-
~ :, seoastopol made two sorties, the first
, -. !, D., sgainst the English camp, the
.ssoaa a. O'Clock against the French po.
snoA' The fighting Of the English was OF
Wy most desperate kind. but the Russians
, u, I, IN spjking their guns. On the
y 'I' ?, she French Is guns were also spik-
l., Inc Russians, who mustered three
,'a'loos, after the execution of this bold at
%ShP' fetreated in all haste, when French
,. s1,Soh' pushing them with great vigor,
NM NM carried away by its own ardor, arrived
ba a"sl the very walls Of the place. 1t was,
ss.'s'ef' received with most murderous
ST. most sanguinary and obstinate
Di, abss.e ensned, which was prolonged until
o maenschlkoff adds in his reports loss O,
, h..o Killed and wounded He also saws
Asaa .'e ioss Of the allies was lie asst equal
va eso'c'ig TO this account 1000 Russians
60, ae engaged. Mensehikoff is about tc
ma rss1 nitrate all his forces at BoksbaroH
s.,, O'Asf places, and hopes for decided sue,
l. a ,s Mensehikof' " no was erroneous
f,o ,spoi'ed dead, is said 10 have rscoyere,
Tb ms wound and resumed duty.
on fire great hospital If Seb,stopol was .e
was I - oy the the shells of the allies an,
matt, ' . % the ground with all its in
oern r.' some 1000 Sick aud wounded Tbi,
sibla i ~ = passed over as quietly a. nos
~ Inc English and French
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Free Banks Of Indiana taken At Par.

WE offer for sale, nj our regular rates;
w A very good stock Of Wal and Curtain Paper;
large stock Of Writing Paper. Of every description;
General stationery, great variety;
Gold Pens Of every style, and varying III price from
Sl.25 10 50.
Miscellaneous Books a good ASS rtnent;
Beautiful. Gilt Books Bibles and Pra. " Book $;
Albums Portfolios and Dressing Cases, dc. DC.
We cannot sell for an! thing but
Bank Currency
Sehon, books VI all descriptions
Tie New Books Of the day;
Fowiers d Wells Publications;
Works on Water Cure; Spiritual Books;
Webslers Revised and Unabridged Dictionaries, ard
Wrapping Paper.
Tine Broken Banks Of Chicago;
The Clinton Bank OF Co anibue;
The Dayton banl;
And all the Stock secured Han,s of Ohio;
Tia en- the same terms ms Indiana.
d.is w. X. HOLMES d co.
Davenport, Nov. 10 ls5i. No. :. Leci4ife Bloc
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Cbt 9ailg 6a5tttt,
,.r,. Dscelnbcr 5, 1854.
4 Drop too Much.

n,ornine last summer, chap
One ~, ,hs country one would suppose,
" sne aV from the style Of his"hafn ne, was =,
dg ,as;us up Fifth Avenue, on his way y
un'ef' a, show, the Crystal Palace. lis
efeas nsarance, actions and conduct,
hole ' tin, ~ a sure victim in the eyes Of
1sea . NM fraternity; just about then, too,
DC dfoppns WAS around; and, after going
ae i tbe usual prelimlnaries, suddenly
' 'ag i, apparently wellillled pocket BOOK
Fiap 80 ground at the feet Of his intended
9oa - ibe SINE time touching his loot IN
lfu' aasr "a attract his attention;
NAM .it your pocket-book; just dropped
| y lie exclaimed !.
agv pocket.book'' asked country ss u
I,,ar'sea; D. !.
'. .ye =. sir, your pocket book, just found i
fset = continued the dropper.
t fuat here, stranger, that amt my
h .,.book, no now" persisted the country
~ ay,, vours," says the dropper.
IA #, I've got nine safe enough in my
~, rocket replied the ruralite.
9 apoa xnur pardon sir; Ireally thought you
~ i II evidently well filled one,
a,.ip. large amount Of money and no
I,gb, large reward will be ohefea iof ~
Tvs dropper. -, a
/ We'll, now" continued sharpy, "as IN
.pd 3 leave the city to-day, won't you take
f. poeket book, and"
4o6, YES, certainly. I'll take il" eagerly
,.Rsrcd the ruralite, al the same time ex-
|sp4ina his huge hand to receive Il.
.Bat yau know - there viii be hand
|,r's reward offered Tor It, suppose YOU give
! fiss dollars and then you can keep all you
sY.a.s. III do it. Here's aten dollar bill.
! $ rgt i liyP!" asked The ycsdant.
yYs.. sir here il i, City Bank bill,
(.aaetlg answered the dropper.
Wei, now, don't kno. anything about
mr stg money, suppose You give me the
| aaacg ID silver suggested the country
ID
4 would nv dear, sir, with pleasure il !
[,lf,' says The dropper
Wei, haven't you got goidt' inquired
[aatty.
Yes. believe | have and taking from
Is purse genuine five dollar gold piece, he
rs5p It 10 the cuantryman.
Good morning, sir says he.
Good morning returned the supposed
tstm anA as tile dr0nuer departed. probE-
ii lhuchIing over the speeu'ationh he fatter-
d hImself he hid made, our country friend
z,sime9 SOTO rocs:
-Ha ha! Make money at that game with
tel Gac-s 20. Nj bad spec for one
a9,BBg; got rid Of counterfeit ten. got .
ool ire sad a new pocket-hook. Trgit on
s4in. 0l leIler won't We"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
OrFIcE SEc. c. g. r. /. r. r Co..(
JoIIET. Nov. 18th, 1854.

NOTICE is hereby given, that The annual meeting
n of the St6ckho'ier Of the hieaao and Racs Is
land Rail Road Company. for the ton Of Direct RS
MA ta transaction of such other business may be
nresantea will be held at the ice of the Company
la The city efChicago Monday the eighteehthd day OF
December, 1854 commencing 1T II O'clock a. NJ
HENRY FARNAM, Pres't,
n d. FLweop, Sec'y.
NOV 2lts, 1854 DIT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
GROCERIES
HOGS.
Marshal's Sale of Horses.

DY virtue of an ordinance to prevent horses from
ID running AT large In the city of Davenport, now III
force will expose public sale at the stable OF br
Ba l. in said city. Monday. the 18th day of Dec L.
~ o'clock p. NJ Of said day, sway back SoFrei
horse are not known, one bay two Year old horse
colt l.. :. 1EN ~
l,ilNrnf Davenport. Nov. 30, 1854 40.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Third Street,

Lots No 3. and 5 III d % H. corner OF Faruail
and 81 streets. near the Railroad Depot.
Lots 6, aud 2. III Block 76. fronting on 4th street
bet cen IL Claire and Farnan.
LOT 6, Block IS. fronting on the Riser, rarnam and
3d streets.
Lot No ., IN ock Is. 40xi50 feet near the corner
Of Western Avenue and ID s.fs.ts y I'LL good Fran
Dwelling, Fruit Trees, DC. For SALE BY
LEO Il NIX oil
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
JOHN P. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,

Produce Commission and FnrEardisg Merchants aad
General agents.
-PEoPRFEreRs TIRE
Union Zine Canal and River Boats, leaving Chicago
Gaily for ST. Louis and all intermediate Ports aud
fuIihl z ia connection It'll first class Lines
from Chicago 10 New York ard Boston,
-aeEsrs
Old and responsible Western Transportation Co.-In
gsured.
-PRoPa1EToRs-
Chase Spauling, New York, $. G. Chase & Co, Al
baHy-Root & Morgan Buffalo.
- AGENTS.
VI. u. Spending Jas Fl. N4gas 10 Broad St, n Y
cor. Froat--Gp stairs:
p B. Burke 81 State Street. Roston
and for the Troy and Chic Like Boat Line
II. 5. BKEcHeR, Proprietor, Buffalo,
a--.itsENfs---
G. F. Brewster, Conties Slip, n. r., w. ". Dennis 81
khy ST.. Boston. o n Chaplin Co. s. Quay ST., Al
oany. and for Steamers and Sail Vcsses the Lakes
VIII contract for the transportation OF Goods from the
Atlantic cities for the productions Of the west des
tined for the Eastern markets without delay and upon
the most favorable terms. To consignments of pro-
perry for sale in the Chicago mark especial attention
VIII he paid, and when required lbefs advances will
be made UPON Bills II iadins
Mark packages CARE J. Z. &. & CO.
J0HNP. Gil APIN.
LOUIS F0LiETT,
r. j. HURLBET.
RENNtcK & SON SCENTS at Davenport. Iowa.
AlNSNORIH d EYN DE- Rock Island, ILL.,
Apr. 18th ls5iiy tri-w+
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
GEORGE l.. NICHOLAS,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Office Corner Main and Second SITS. nov II

Ufhce Corner Main and Second SITS. nov II
(lITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES, for sale aud FOL
l., lease.
..-Front Street,
Four Lots 2txl40 feet Front street. corner Of
Rock Island, Block No. g.. with store Rooms and
Warehouses;, for lease 10 or % years ut per cent
on the value.
---Sscond Street,
Lot No g. IN Block 90, between Perry and r. Island
sss.. with good 4rck Dwell ing aud appnftehaIees, We
r. desirable for family residence; s5.tt0
Lot ;. in Block No G5. betwe cen X. Island ard lows
sts. with large Double House, part ~ stone aud par
ofbr.es rents for $50 per luont vcr,-cheap ropeu,
at S3,5tD.
New Store Room corner OF Cd ard PER-, streets, Il,
Block No. 81.
n I.ni No. IL, Bnek ca corner iowa anl OIL 81 !
6fxl5fcet with conlfortabe Dwelling Foo sale Is
GEO NIGkoLLa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
An open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWEIRY

At IiOUsELs, No. 2 lE CLAIRE ROW.
/ II VI jnst returned from New York with The
l largest sid best stock OF fne Watches and JsMeis
ever bofsre offered ID this market. | haAe gold
Matches from sc 10 seas SILVER 10 from So 20 $50.
Cola Ch ius from S. 10 $50 Rings fr n Two Jit4 70
S5NtD. Breasl Pins from 81 10 SGT.
would cali particular tItiton 70 my stock q la
dies Watches which en- braces full variety OF Plain,
Hunting ind Euaneiea cases and think Gun suit
the uo,t fastidious
In short my whole stock Of Clocks Watches. Jew
uiry silver and z aed ware Ii fl ard complet. and
much larger than has been brought to this mar
ket, and | vii III wholesale retail III prices that
Will defy all competition.
Repairing done IS usual ut short notice.
". 4
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Cheap School Hoogs

,tOMENEIERE ELSE than 1T the Iowa BOOK Rooms
, For instance. at No. Le G aire Block may bs.
tuud an ths books used ia ihc Davenport Public
school, With few others used elsewhere.
Also,
Every description Of School Stationery prices never
hove the mark i. w. II. HOLMES < co.
Oct IA. Last
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
House for Sale

NEW IT ima h0Rsa Ia d Iasie4ble part Of The city
fpr sale cAtag. Possession given Immediately I.
EHIuite III tie HANkEYE STORE.
NOV. a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
For Rent.

4 Ugiee ii the 2nl stars over The store of Wood
\ wari = Harris, Brady STREET Ehnqnire 81 the
undersigned WOODWARD q HARRIS.
NOV. -th. ir54.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Mr.. SARGENT having returned 10 this city 10 r.
vi. side permanently, will give his personal attention
the purchase ard sale Of Real Estate, commission
COOK & SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
ri $50 ;RiNG ffi

IN Bushels for sate by
- nov3 DALZELL & BRt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

4 LOT of rery superior Co5asA. just receiveda
n for sale by ALvoRD& VAN PAT iEN,
Opposite The Pcst Once.
n,venper. Nor a 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

Also, Corner lot 81 aud tosa streets, this q must
be said aud OF course low prce aud easy terms are
asked Apts 10 Il. G.. FAlS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
kccordeons ond Flutinas.
Just Received

iNR0G New York large assortment Of Black an
L. Green Teas which will he sold low At Whnlasai
or Retail at Oct 81 b IL II kELLT'S
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

Also. Two lots on 4th. south side one @1i from
corner OF Farhain street-so together or separate
on e.sonahle terms.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Guitars.

Large and very 1He assortment OF Rosewood Gut.
A.. a Nari prices ranging from @a,to e Sa0:-
Also golins from seysty live cents twenty five do
34rs III 10 CS&lre Rq~. u II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
sh set Music

Large collection On hand and New Music received
soon rs pnbfisf. - at
10 III GiJlre koW. CHI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23
: CONFECTIONERY.

ITO THE SOBER SECOND THOUGHT OF THE PUB
i lic.-My friends and Patrons-You have been
TO listen to the words Of sober reason, therefore,
tried the effect Of extravaganza. think il is
quite probable that shall have gathered audience
want to sell my business; but, before leave 1t, wish
you regards the future. have been nea ly twenty
four years confectoner and for twenty years OF that
time the confect0ners Of this city served you most
faithfully. In England and in France adulteration had
5een practiced I, very great extent In England
tculary deeterous substances have been used, that
prevailing but believe, hitherto unfoundcd prejudice
entertained in this country. Within the last three or
four years, aduteraton by -four has been introduced
here, but not generally. will respectfully submit to
you, whether you think it either safe prudent to pro-
claim that children have been, be, may be poi
ment than paragraph in the newspaper that in Boston
two children bad been poisoned by confectionery
and you still harbor such among you-t is q libel
intelligence. The COW continues To give us milk,
although we slaughter her offspring but the poor
animal cannot help herself tell you, my friends that
beneficial but, like everything else, its may he
abused. Is the honor Of the jealous man, who IS con-
santy annoying his wife with unfounded suspicion any
safe Or l. the any better served who
santy abuses his dependents In leu Of instructing
them II you would be safe, do not countcuanee un
be suspicious investigate it thoroughly and the laws
will not reach him, public opinion will For the very
generous support that have for many met WITH
not Only from the citizens Of New York. but from those
Of the United states, return most respectful and
grateful acknowledgements. Il g. HODGKlNs,
Confeetioner, 154 Greenwich street
I shall be happy 10 the faces Of my old friends
daring the holiday afterwards shall be happy to
treat with anyl suitable party for the sale Of my bu
sinsss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
y York.-Chares w. Lynde agains. Eliza Bingham,
David Bingham Sarah j. Levy, Abraham G. Levy
Frederick H Bartholomew Roswell, q. Pierce Robert
b. Attcrbury, William Fleming and Aaron M. Burr
To the defendants, Sarah j. Levy and Abraham g.
Levy.-You are hereby summoned and required to
swer the complaint in this action, which has been Sled
in the Office OF the Clerk Of the city and county Of New
York. at the City Hall, in tho city of New York, and 10
serve copy OF your answer to the said complaint
the subscriber at his office No Court street. Brook
lyn, within twenty days after the service of this
mons you exclusively Of the day OF such service
and If you fad to the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff this action will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated Dec 8, 1854.
CHARLES R. LYNDE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
TIMED STATES SUPREME COURT, KINGS
~ County,. Carson Brevoort. trustee of Mrs.
Laura W. Brcsted against Henry Castro and Amelia Cas-
tro his wife, Jeremiah Smonson, Charles NJ Sim0nson,
Mary Simonson, executors; Jas. f. Manson executor,
&C.; Sylvanus Lyon and wife, Stephen Wetts, Edward
Willetts, s. J0Udan Co., Guillaume Merle, Richard
PatrickT0 Henry Castro and Amelia Castro his wife,
You are hereby summoned and required to the
complaint in this action which filed in the Office Of
the Clerk 0f the County Of Kings 1t the City Hail. in the
city Of Brooklyn the sixth day Of December 1854
and to copy Of your to the said complaint
the subscriber at his Office No "a Wall street. the
city Of New York within twenty days after the service
Of this summons YOU exclusive OF the day of such
service; and If you fail to the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action viii
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Gem
plant. WM EILERY SEDGW1CK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated New York, Dec. 10, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

There has been very little done in dry goods sine
our last. The season ia at an end and those in wsu
Of supplies buy only sufficient to prevent their Gus
toners from going elsewhere. This occasion
email transactions in fabrics especially adapted t,
the midwinter traffic; but ii does not afford mate
rial enough for lengthy review Of the business.
Hence, We feel ourselves called upon only to say
that the stocks still here are moderate perhaps
more 20 than had been anticipated but yst they ere
rather more extenaive than parties rstaining them
wish them to BE-; and "a the demand ID, to al ntents
and purposes, Insignificant, prices are unsettled and
lansuid. The spring trade is al that now occupies
the attention Of our principal operators, who are
making their arrangements therefor with marked
care and foresight This action canno. fail TO have
good effect, and il all parties viii but pursue .
similar coursc-which we presume q due regard for
their own interests win prompt them to dove
think II viii not be difficult to establish the trade on
sound basis, which In due time must give the bu.
siness vigor and steady prosperity which nothing
but indiacretion and extravsganoe can ever after.
wards impair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23
Retail Prices OF Farm Produce at Washing
ton Market.

With the exception of poultry and geese the prices Of
family marketing remain at about the rates. Ap-
Piles show slight advance The supply is light large
quantities have been kept back BY the weather.
Of vegetables there but few in Market with prices
high Cattle dollar the hundred pounds dearer
last Thursday at the cattle market and consequently
meat shows increase in the retail prices OF poultry
there is apparently great quantity in the Market but
really tho supply light The detention Of Of the
New Jersey freight had the effect Of keeping back
immense number of turkeys geese &C. It is estimated
that there is not thirds Of supply in the market
Housekeepers DESTROYS Of laying in a suficiency for
Christmas would do well to wait until Monday. Eggs,
butter, cheese, and fish, keep at the same rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

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