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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25
DISCOVERY OF THE REMAINS OF SIR JOHN
FRANKLINS PARTY-INTEREsTING PAR



BosroN. Oct. The Montreal pspers received
here contain some additional details OF the dscov
cry of the remains of Sir John Frankn's exploring
were seen travelling southwark over the ice, drag.
gins their boats, by some Esouimaux who were
occupied Ia killing seals the north shore OF King
Williams Land. None Of the party could speak
the native Language intelligibly, but by sgns the
natives were made to understand that their ships
had been crushed In the Ice, and that the whites
were now going where they expected to be able to
shoot deer
From the appearance of the men, all of whom
with the exception of one chief officer, looked
very thin, it was supposed they had got short of
provisions and they purchased a supply OF eeels
from the natives at later date In the same sea-
son, previous to the disruption OF the ice. the DO
dies of about 80 white persons were discovered on
the continent, and five bodies were found on
an island near about long days journey, say 80
or 10 miles northwest of large stream, which can
be no other than Bucks Great Fish River.
Some of .he bodies were buried, and some were
found in tents and undercoats turned them; and
several lay scattered about in different directions
OF those found on the island one sup posed have
be officer, as he had telescope strapped over
his shoulder and double .barreled gun under him
From the muated state of many OF the bodice, and
the contents of the kettles, it evident that the
unfortunate party had been driven to canibaism to
had an abundant stock of ammunition,
Among the articles in the possession OF the natives
were the fragments of watches, telescopes, com.
passes, guns nc, which had been broken mp by them
DR.. Rae pieces of th articles with the Esqui
maux together with some silver spoons, forks, &C.;
list OF tbs most important relics found. wiz draw
ings of others, would be forwarded TO London.
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SECOND SUPPLY.
OCTOBER 24TH, 1854,

HAVE the pleasure of announcing to
a, those who have been delayed in making their
ceiyed, BY the Lizzie Hsward' TO Baltimore. and
o. the Montreal e City Point and by the steamers
dtions to my present stock of Fall and Winter DRY
Goods. The Asson ThENT Is NOW CINE Of THE saosr
COMMANDING LvEk Offered TO THE TRADE, In
vessngs and Carpets. sell In quantities to suif the
buyers and taks occasion to invite all persons who
be DESTROYS Of purchasing their goods directly Of
an importer who slscts them himself Ia perso1 to
ccms and get their surplies At the vary lowest
priees D. II. LONDON
cc 24--2w
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ROBBERY.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. GA gentleman named Wal
den was robbed in this city, last night, Of money
In bank notes to the amount OF eighteen hundred
1Oliara
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CONVICTION OF CoUNTERFEITERs

MoNTaEAL, Oct. 2l.-Two of the gang of coun.
terfeiters on trial here, viz Herd, the engraver,
and Tree, of Durham, have been convicted of ul-
tering counterfeit notes and two Others yelling.
ton, an American, and Gleason, OF Dunham have
Withdrawn their pleas of not guilty, and pleaded
guilty
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MORE OF THE PASSENGERS OF THE CITY
OF PHILADELPHIA.

BORON, Oct. 23.-The brig Ann, from St. Johns
Newfoundland, arrived at quarantine to-day with
a part OF the passengers OF the wrecked steamer
City of Philadelphia There is some sickness on
board, but to what extent it is known.
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FALL TRADE-1e54
TIME gJIBSCRTBEHS have In Store ma

Offer for snie the following 0ocdss VIZ;
400 Boxes BOOTS Add SHOES. ssss
400 Boxes HATS and CAPS
I5e Dozen French CALI SKINS a fAsir own -
les hoes Arnssiean CALI aKINs.s
IS Drzeu UPfEH LEATHER ~ esN4sA
Bssdss TRUNKS. cARfET BAGS. VAI1cns.
Ia great variety s. .....s ...-....-. .-<.~.4w
Wsiriue I'D Wnppins AL sHok 1aa.kAo.
naasfaetsEs, ssitshls foE klantsties - 1e'sees
Hands 81 - y - Is. 81 e. x..
far essk. tks undersisnsd sre1sspsrs q en- ase2s
o. indnceusuts e he ireeo of Xixol44 - 49,
0''''';s;v ili sx IS s:s;'s SO 8
seie-swif Ne. ID. MAla eseee 1.ses - -.
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The corps of engineers employed by the Msnas
sa, Gap Railroad are now near Harrlsonturg, Va,
engaged In making surveys.
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HEALTH OF SAVANNAH

COLUMBIA, Oct. 23-There were three deaths
from yellow fever at Savannah on Saturday. we
have had no frost yet.
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NEW YORK BANK sTATEMENTs.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The weekly statement OF
the city Banks show decrease in loans of 81 1923
000 $4,000 in deposits and an increase of $50 900
ia circulation
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Try GOODS AT COST.-GEO. 3.
- VASH0N. 2 doors belews Msexs. b!seaens HoA
tsus the DRY 0oods business, uo8 reySeef.lIy u
forms his friends and the pablo Eensss5y Ses ~
and atter TO-DAY, hs VIII eaes ~ -. 4. 49,
for Cash. 80 - -.
GOAL, COAL-Deily expsotse tsc ~
thrscIte c.si Pcnsss sissane = - t!r wt.tef's
sunrlv wSil fnaif % thelx lntefass - -
o' ssss NO !" Bal WSssk
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BosTos, Oct. 24.-The Directors of the Vermont
Central Railroad have voted measures to trace out
the fraudulent stock and hold the matter in abey.
ance till some decision, legislative judicial or other
wise il arrived al
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ACCIDENT ON THE MANASSAS RoAD.-An accident
occurred at the extremity of the Manassas road
near Strasburg on Thursday last by which labo-
rer-an Irishman-lost his lite. While unloading
car containing iron rails, he by chance, fell and
received a blow on his head which 1t is supposed,
fractured his skull, and caused his death in short
time According to the custom among them, the
remainder of the laborers quit work for day or
two, and thus delayed the completion of the road
until yesterday or to day.
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Hon. Henry S. Evans of Chester county, Geo.
II. Hart, and Dr.. Luther. of Philadelphia, are spo.
ken OF for State Treasurer OF PENNSYLVANIA
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By LARUS { SHINE.

ERGEANT'S SALE Will be sold at
~ the ltore Of Larus Shine, on WEDNESDAY.
18th inst at 10 O'clock A. the stock Of Groceries,
Dry Goods. &c found in the store occupied by r. L.
yor Of King, Gary Howe and Others W. Robert
Will be rented at the Same time and plaoe. tha
unexpired term of the house occupied by the ssid
StireB. Terms cash j. L. BRAY D. O.
FORM NJ. LIPSCOMB, 6srgt
Sale conducted by LARus SHINE, Aucfs.
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By TAYLOR { WILLIAMS.
TWO HOUSES ON MADISON ST

TWO HOUSES ON MADISON ST.
\ AND VACANT LOT ON BROOKE AVENUE
AZ AZ. AuCTi0N-0n WEDNEsDAYs 18th October,
1911 AZ O'clock M, upon the premises, win Be
OF Madlson street near Clay street. and adisipirs
Clay street Chapel fitted up and well suited for fhs
Lots on the West side Of Brooke Avenue, sdjoinins
months, with interest sdded. $50
oc q TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
HOUSE AND LOT ON BROOKE
- AVENUE, AND BUILDING LOTS ON
n9 SnNs AMP BAKER 4. SITS, AT AUcT1ON.--On
upon the premises, will be sold that neat pr.u,s}
Cottage on Brooke Avenue, near Goddin,s raven.
and occupied by Mr.. Thomas B. Isaacs
ALSO, several vacant Lots on the North sade of
Moore street; and Building Lots on Baker & on.
posite to the residence of Maj Shock -.
with interest. TAYLOR q WlI.ITIN Ma
90 Is - sA'A -.
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DEATH OF AN OLD PRIsTER.-Our lists of deaths
this morning includes the name of Mr. Richard J.
Mstchett, who died last evening, after short but
severe Illness in the Gath year of his age. The de-
ceased was an old and esteemed citizen of Bal.
,imore, known az printer, and publisher of
Matchett's Directory to the whole community. His
lite has been characterized by strict integrity and
he lived and. died as christian nlan.-Balt San.
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IN W.GoDDIN, Trustee.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 7rH

BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL STS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-The Rev. Mr.. Love
having purchased the residence of Mr. E. g. Temp
he will in few days remove his family and school,
WILL at his request sell at public auction On the
premises on THURSDAY AFTERNOON the ath
October, 1854 his Let aud School House situated on
the East line of 7th, between Clay ard Marshall ats
The OF fronts 45 feet back sz feet to an aley
The house built of BRICK 10 feet by IS feet two sto.
ries high, with basement and is constructed az to
be easiIv converted into dwelling The lot is sup
piled with the city water, and 10 admirably provided
with culverts for drainage
TERMs-One fourth CASH balance at l. 9 and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed, or title retained
oc II GODD1N & APPERSON, Aucta.
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IBY ALEXANDER MOTT.
FURNTTURE, CARPETs. &C. a,

X FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c, AT
y, AUCTI0y.-will be sold on THURSDAY. thS
2. g inst, at 10 O'Clock. at the Auction Mart
Ginning housekeeping, onsistine of Bureau: Bed.
ss; Feather Beds; Mattresses: Sofas; wash
IsnoG Maeogany AMI Windsor Chairs; Looking
vlsss and Crocsery Ware. Kitchen Utensils &c
a. niSV; az the same time Carpsts, nearly new;
<isIfe Cooking do; pair Gard Tsblcs - - =
uJ n;Ls0 TO close invoiee-2e BASKETS Champagne
wne; ~ dcz Fort Wine. very old A dog. Cham
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nOCT. CONWAY ~ Esy1eys & :
ci..as:;s': sssssiss ass''' = ''''s ]. e.
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\ SSIGNEE'S STOCK SALE OF FAN

n 0S1ONCE y p4OOA O<AA<A1 VI = -.
n CY GOODS AT AUCTION-On THURSDAY,
z7th commencing at 10 O'Clock. we will sell at auc-
tion at our sales roeun. No IA Main street. Large
and splendid stock of Staple and Fancy Ooodr, en-
zoo doa Pocket Cutlery. 100 N 8. 3. Percussion
cspl 80 lined iron Tsr Spoons y gIess Taeae
NJ Hicks Hat Caps 20 gross Watch Keys, 20 dog.
Telly-hc Rszors, 80 doz patent Spring Balances 70
Birds 10 dog Metal spectacle Cases. 50 gross Assts
Buttons 1900 dcz patent Spool Cotton, 80 dog imta
tion Coates do leo gross Shoe Lscers lte d9z Got
ties, sd doz Morevisn Cotton, 50 dec French siis
Chains, IS dog Tortoise shsl Side Go ,b, 80 doz
loo N Hsmine,s Needles leo NJ Affords do, SO doz
Cologne, 10 sross row Tooth Brushes 10 gross row
do, gisss adili,asy shaving Soap; together with
large Collection of Perfumery, Aecordeons, Heck-
Isces. Bead. re, nc. The city and country trade
would do ven 20 sttend The soods wsll be so,d 10
nositiyey sold. LARUs & SHINE. Aucts,
oc 81 IS Main It.
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, PIANO FORTES. WYNN
IMPORTANT INFORMATION-A

IMPORTANT INFORMATION-AN
IL TIER CERTIFIcATE.-The following certificate
addressed to an Agent for Mrs. DAVIS COUGH
ELIXIR YVES voluntarily given Mr.. Wiles Ia an
intelligent gentleman, and we'll known throughout
the State:
BOWLING GREEN, Caroline, March %, 1854
Mr.. c. G. WALTER-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that Mrs. DAVIS Couch ELIXIR -
purchased of you, has acted like a charm upon my
little daughter, when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad. have used it also in Of Colds at
tended with severe coughing, and in every the
preparation an excellent medicine and in nv iudg.
ment no family ought to be without it
Pastor of the nj. E. Church, South
On Caroline Circuit Va. Conf
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
Alex Duval, Paterson & Jackson, Chss Millspaugh
E. j. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
oc24
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Insti-
~ tuition is situated on Church Hill, Richmond
Va, in delightful, airy position, and Is furnished
with .very convenience. The Lying-in Wards are
peculiarly commodious The undersigned give thei,
personal attendance to all patients placed under
their charge.
Colored patients. ................$5 per week.
Private accommodation. u to 10
These Rates embrace ali charges for Board, Medi
cines and Medical and Surgical attendance.
ES~ No contagious diseases admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
+. Marx, N, D.. 7. H. Deane, NJ D.,
James Bolton, M D., F. W Roddsy, ii. b.
RESIDENT PHysIcIAN-Ed. C. Drew, MD.
oc24-6&cSm
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BY LARUS L SHINE.

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SADDLE
II RY, CARRIAGE, BUGGY, CART, HAIR
NESS. kc AT AUCTION The subscriber intend
ing to make change in his business, will CHer for
sale at public auction, on WEDNESDAY. ths LIST day
of November 1854. at his old stand, No Ga Main St.
his entire stock of Saddlery. Harness, &c, embrac
ing in part
loo sets of Carriage, Buggy, Wagon and Cart Hsr.
ness
$50 Saddles, of allstyles.
ALSO,
large and handsome assortment OF Brides. Bite
Whips &C., together with large and general assor
ment Of Saddlers' Goods.
The above stock 10 of the most exquisite workman
ship and superior material, being made under ny
personal supervision, expressly for custom and retail
trade.
Visitors to the Agricultural Fair would do well to
attend, this Is rare opportunity. and probably
never again will such chance present itself.
Terms at sale. JOSEPH II. COLQUlIT.
Sale conducted by LARus 4 SHINE, Austs
oc lS-tds
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|NOTICE.-An persons having claims
will please present than 70 me- aad III indsbtel g
the estate VIII como forWssd And settie. s.,
CnRIDToPHE9 0AqMpkA1. ssm,E
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VALUABLE FARM IN HENRTCO

COUNTY AT -Deslrous Of chan r..
ing my business | win sell ct public auction. on
no iss ssh day Of Novembg, at y O'Clock NJ .
the very desirable tract of land up on which at r
sent reside stuated about 81 miles &C utheast Of Rich
mond. containing about eco acres so of which. are
cleared drain ed and highly improved. the remand
or IN pine and oak wood The cleared portion Is ss
sood iand as any near Richmond, il laid down in
grass nnd clover and the entire tract would make ex-
comfortable dwelling and all buildings necessary
TERMs:-One-thrd cash, one-third ia one wear and
one-third in two years, properly secured
kODERICK MACKENZIE
Sale conducted by r. CAUTHoRx
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & G

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
GROCERIES, 60, A T AUCTION
VI On THURSDAY, October 26th, we will SELL at
10 O'Clock at our Auction Store, an assortment OF
GROCERIES, viz:
Rio and Java Coffee
.A,n "B" and "Cn Coffee Sugan
Crushed and Powdered do
Molasses; Soap; Candles
Window Glass
Green and Black Teas
Wrapping Twiae
Do Paper
Tobacco; Cigsrs
French Brandy
$50 Half Boxes Raisne &c, &c.
TERMs-Under Sioo, cash 500 and over, mos
credit. for approved paper.
oc 10 DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO., Aucts.
l. ALSO,
50 bbl, prime No. LARD,
oc Is d., A. & CO., Aucte.
k00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
0OO HATS, AT AUCTION.--On FRIDAY.
27sh Oct we viii sell at auction store, at 81 o'ck
500 cases Boots, Shoes and Hats. all fresh and sea
sonable Goods comprising
Gents fine Calf Boots and Shoes
Mems coarse and heavy Boots and Brogues
Boys do do do do
Womens Shoes, of all desirable kinds
Childrens do do do
Silk Hats
Richmond made Brogues
Wrapping Paper, &c &c;
TERMs.-Under 800 cash over $106 months
or edit, for approved negotiable paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO,
&C II Aucts.
IS cases CLOTH CAPS and WOOL HATS.
oc Is D., A. l. CO., Aucts.
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Bale conducted by r. CAUTHoRx.
N B.. Wheat Straw for sale oc 1a-.o,s.

ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF WOOD
~ LAND.-After the above, will be sold one bur.
dred acres Of wood land, 81 miles from Richmond.
adjoining the lands of j. s. Atee, John Currie, and
others There Is wood enough on it to paw for il.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
Sac by R. CAUTHoRN oc os-anJ :.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AI ON CARY AND 9Th STS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-Will be aold on WEDNESDAY, Nov.
9th, 1884, on the premises. commencing at O'clock,
these two desirable and excellent built brick DWELL
ings at the corner of 9Th and Canal Streets of
which is occupied by Mr. Wm Wallace the other by
Mr. 3. s. Crouch These tenements have been bu. {
within the last 10 years. and are in good order
After which will be sold that large new brick
Store and Dwelling now in the occupancy CT Mr. T.
3. Wells situated the South side Of Cary between
Foushee and Adams sts., fronting so feet, running
back $50 feet to an alley.
TERms-One-foutth cash; balance at 4, and ~
months for neaotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed brittle retained.
oc q GODDIN l. APPERSON Aucts.
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BY THOS. w. KEESEE,
tOfiice at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearls ST.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR.
IL NITURE AT AuCTION.-Will be sold ON
FRIDAY Morning next, 9th inst, commencing At
10 o'clock ut the residence of Mr.. John F. Reeve.
on 9TH street north Of Leigh. who is declining house.
FURNITURE, consisting of the usual variety.
oc25 TaOy. w. KEESEE Auct
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Il RICHMOND L. I. BLUES.-Attend
IL meeting of your. COMPANY ct LAFAYETTE
iii HALL. on WEDNESDAY next, the s8th inst,
" at n O'Clock P. M.
By order Of your Commander.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-


= EFFECTS AND SLAVES.-As trustee in a
deed OF trust from Mr. Jno NJ. Royal and wife dated
It'll February. 1854 daily recorded in Henrco coun.
by secured procsed to sell public auction at the
re,i6ence of Mr.. J. M. RoyalI. opporite to mount
Erin" about half mile below Richmond, on FRI
DAY the 9th October 1854 at ii O'clock the follow
ing personal effects aid slaves viz: two old negroes
named Jacob and he other Esther; horse;one
buggy and harness carts; farming utensils and tools
cows; and all of the household and kitchen fur.
niture, consisting OF the usual variety.
Terms cash. -
oc II WGODDIN Trustae
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A MOST DESIRABLE SMALL FARM

IS cases CLOTH CAPS and WOOL HATS.
&C Is D.. A. L. CO., Aucfs.
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" Eng
| .sirous Of
emit or VII
sssa ns in
| ninsry rs
Iy in the
no Forte
Painting,
oI obi-ct
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For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett & Beers
Alex DuvaI, Paterson & Jackson, Chss. Millspaugh
E. ]. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOLr
ERA AND ALL BOWEL CQMPI.AINTa =

Every article warranted a. represented.
Additions can be received
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VALUABLE LUMBER HOUSE AT
ROCKETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
Will be sold on MONDAY, the 9th OF November,
1854, the premises, commencing At o'clock, the
large new Brick Lumber House at Rocketts at the
corner of Lester and Nicholson sts Tie log fronts
80 feet and runs back about 100 feet. This Lumber
House Ia admirably situated for the storage OF 0uano
Lime Sugar, Salt, &c.
TERMs-O ae-fourth CASH balance ct 4, 6 and mos.
for negotiable notes. interest added snd title retained
oc74 GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts.
EXECUTOK'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IA REAL ESTATE on WALL. HETWEaN
FRANKLIN AND BROAD STREETS, IN THE
CITY OF RlcHM0ND.--Will be sold, on NON
DAT. the 9Th day Of November. 1851, on the PRE-
misses. commencing At u e'ciock that v s.E
real estate the eastern side Of Wall street I'm rear
Of Msssra r. II Dickinsoa 4 Brother,s cfiice, J re-
gently occspied by the late George w Assinson,
decd. The lot fronts co feet, runs back ig feet
ore Or less and has upon 4 large brick ssils'ns
assd - an Office and dwelling and OF her Purposs
The property, from IL central ioc..ions lecom.
msn1s Itself TO peFsous engaged IN the ssSsasss
vhioh the iate Mr.. Atkinson foltewed-
Terms. cash, balance q snd months fof nege.
table notes. interest add<d and title retainea m last
nee z paid By request Of the exesutor OF George
DC u OODDiN APPERsON. Aucts,
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27
N0TICE!!

CHILD 4 BAKER having purchased the busancus
abd eased the stand Of w. H. Hdrssh, beg leave y
lnnounce that they intend to carry On the Hardwan
business IN al Its branches-end will be Ia receifS on
Tue opening of navigation Of extensive sssor1.
men OF everything embraced in the Hardw line,
getaer with f,iil stock Of Iron. Nails. &c.
her feciilties being unsurpassed and their arfs1N
mems complete. they expect to extend to the o0
customers Of the Establishment and the public in gon.
efa Inducements for purch sing equal TO asy Hard
ware house North Of ST. Louis West of tal
especially solicit share OF public patronage.
CHILD d kAKIR.
Davenport, Feb. 2sth, 1884.
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NEW EXPRESS RoU1E.
American Express Company,

81. LOUIS AND CALM. VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
AZ are now running senii-werkis Espre.sto al
W from ST. Louis to Hannibal 0aiBcy. keosus
ri, stou Muscs.tire. Rock island. tnvenPoft ae'
,,t,.fn,cdinte lh.ces 20 Galens. Our arrangemen
tn HE steam packets aford facilities fer the s'
"a speed, traisIortat,on OF baHk-hot specie psee
,,.s bo es aid b.,s of goods the collection and pa.
'J of to,.. aid accounts. ard the purchase OF good
\, orders 6e.. DC. A tfusty messenger will hcco.n
ny each Express. provided with AN iron safe for fi
der. for The purchase of goods. dsc., from G.ien
ID ntner points or the route. will have prompt aftei
ON, and Iickuges returned by the drsl messenger
,R, re. i'll be called for and delivered ut 81 Lou.
tho,u charge for carriage. Messengers will leas
ue.eiuys and Fridays OF each week. Al Gilrn; "
nne,i a it'll Ru rbank & 10. TO I. Paul. Ais" TO Sh
70 Butaio New York and al the principal custer
eiiei.. LIVING sTON, FARGO & Co., Proprs.
RENWICK & son. Agents,
.e,a,-s2-3m Davenport. iOws.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27
Strange Development.

SCIENTIFlC Men re daiiy bringing to i,eht. NJ,
- inventohs aud the arch OF Progress Is onN srts
pertons BALD or becoming will be eased 10 Learn
that science ann long research bined have bropas
before the Public the oHprs Of TEE Ase in
tho Article Of E5nersOnss me ricau HafF
AestOIntAVe, suRE CURE yoR BAipxEps and u
prevent HAIR IRON FALLise See Circuars 10 ke ~
\ Agents. Priex . 0G In ,aTre Bottles.
Sold BY ali the Druggist. In Davenport and r. Island
C.. +. FISHER & co. Propretofs Z
81 Superior Street, Cleveland, ohie
acDt &C, Iss4-tfH.4n, --9---' N~'
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

he subscriber mas opened d Grocery and Provsifo!
Store on the corner o Front ana Perry s.s, ore
site Mcssfs. Burrows q PretiymaI's E where WI
be found choice assortment oi Groceries, PROVISIONS
OGDEN ware, Nails Glass, White lead. OAK an, nos
ID, DC. &c. all Of which " be Sold low for Cash
lf.de.
Dealers in the above articles will DO vel u cni! am
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention v Al o. p.ia 10 tcee3N az stoFdSc' ~
ding and selling OF InerciaHdise nnd 'rosute.
bas-npot. Jul, a. is53. ". bAiLhLh q bko