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THE SOUTHERN MAIL-MARINE DISASTERS, &C.
BALTIMORE, MONDAY, Jan. .,

bEOnIAY, JIM I'Jfl
live Of the over due mails from New Orleans are %
hand, bringing dates to Monday last
The ship kennebeck arrived at New-Oreans from
Danisn Island, St. IhorSes with 2le passengers who ha
been landed az s. Thomas from the ships Atlas and Cha
borne from Hayre, disabled at sea.
Galveston dates 10 the 30th ut to hand but TIE
news is devoid Of interest Everything quie on tie
frontier
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DESTRUCTION OF THE MACHINE SHOP OF THE
READING RAILROAD.

READING, Pa, Monday Jan. ., 1854.
The machine shop OF the Reading Railroad Company. n
This place and eight nine engines destroyed bJ
fire ias. night The loss is about 100000
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Another letter from our correspondent at Paris OF
The New Inventions and Industry of Europe will b
found on the third page of this paper 1t contains in
formation OF Unusual value.
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BEDINI BURNT IN EFFIGY AT WHEELING
BOILER EXPLOSION.
WHEELING. Monday. ia

WHEELING, Monday, Jan ., 1854
VI. Bedni the Popes NunciO has been burnt in etayy
here, and has left the city.
The boiler IN Zane, Herr & Co pork house ezpodea
on Saturday night but lives lost and the dsmg'
does not exceed $1,000
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SHIP TAN SHASTER -Considerski y hs pseH
felt Cor several dsJ $, ia regard to eS p. Gee snip
She had full cargo Of Caleutl goo sailed TO"
Sand Heads Sept 81, for Bo6,0a t'a 18th ult Cl7'
Ccd W \ " 30 miles. shs sro<en by the ship h>'
verd Boston sncc ,.li. have notlngi fr3a h's
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THE LOST SHIP srAFFORDsHIRE.

MUUIdyl J 2 I5yf
Capt Mckenzie Of the British bark Arabian, at this
port nom Glasgow reports, Dec 49, lat % o. lon 81 a.
spoke ship Staordshie days from Liverpool for BOs
ton with rudder sprung and foremost on deck-repang
damage. Capt Mex also states that he driven the
night in gale. within u miles Of Blonde Rock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

Nothing had been heard Of the steamship Baltic
when we went TO press this morning. She is now il
her thirteenth day out.
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NoNARRTvAL OF THE BALTIC.

Tax HIeHLASDs Monday. 10 o'clock "
No signs OF the Bal.ic up the present moment wssA
er clear, and wind W by
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ICE IN THE OHIO-TnE HOG TRADE.

LOUISVILLE, Monday. Janaary9 1854.
Boats from below report the lower Ohio fsn q lee
Navigation is entirely suspended
The number Of hogs killed here 20 this date IS t00s)o
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FROM ALBANY

From Our Own Correspondent
ALBAS, Monday jan >, 1884
The ssuovng Committees have been fHed upon BY he
Senate ard viii be announced TO morrow
On ca ms NcssFs. Ho skns, Hitchcock and WILLIAMS
On fiaaacs- Me- Williams Hasey and Putnam
On grd.rlsrg- NJ W. Clara, lansing sui topAins
On C1nals-MessIs Field, Barr and Crosby 80 ~.
On CAarlt1bls Religious IlsantonsMessrs Monroe "lass
and Spencer. ,-.-,o..
on Mild Ness Hutchrs Walker aur Robe sen
IN Roads ns bridgf-Messrs walker watkins AMI brsd0ft
On Gfisrarces-Messfs Lansing Whitney aud blakey
On Blnks-M ears Sherral. 81 encer aud W n CLARK.
Putnam Dtnfcrth and DOrrAnce
On Privilege and EctfoHsNesst Crosby. IT, ClarS and
Clark
on IarsaI Agaiys-Messrs Bishop Hitchcock aad chiris
Prlons-Mcssrs Richards H,lseY and Bishop.
Poor Lrus--Mcssrs. Barr Hopkins and Crosby.
Indian dgdVs-Messrs fost Muauoe aud field
Corsneree-Messfs. Brooks Hutchns and Pratt
On .fgcgluFe-Msssgs Belts Sherrsl aud h. Clark
itnaIcftrss Messrs Dorr,nee, Sherral and Whitney
Bessrs Dsnforh Br tiiord and Brooks
Messrs Barnard Hutcnins aud D0raace
On Cttss Tgasss-Messu h Clark. fos and spencer
Public EperdYyes-Messrs HAsey. Barnard and 3 ClAk
On ETyHg LGus-McSrs Watkins Lansing and Belts.
Medical SelceM esss Bradford, Watkins aud B.Akely
On p,tatHc-MessEs Dickinson, Dauforth ami Brooks
On Sfh-hessls Hitchcock Richards and Robinson
On L5rarb-MessTs Whitney Pratt aud Putnam.
On EHgrated Bill Messs Blakely,Z Clark aud Butt
sUs Ros.
Col John Osborn, the oldest military in this
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NEWSPAPERS IN MIcRiGAN.-There are now pabshei
in this State six daily papers two trweekes two semi
Weeklies sixty five weekies, seven monthlies eni
quarterly making in all eighty three papers being about
one 10 each 1000 people in the State
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The Tribune for Europe

The next number Of TIE Tri54ae or ESropon eireH1
tion vii be issued TO MORROW MORNING. II VII con
tain oil the latest News up to the time Of going TO press
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be had at
the desk Price Six Cents The Africa sails from this
poh On Wednesday al noon.
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DEsTRUCTIYE FIRE AT IOrISVILLE.

LoUIsyILLT, HOnday Ja1EaTy y -,
light warehouses situated on Water ST., betgcsa ~
and BulLtt SITS, and Fifth s., between Main ant 49,
STE, were destroyed by FIRE on Saturday night bSA
$4,000
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ICE on LAKE ERIE

CLEyELASO, Monday, Jan 3, 1884.
r harbor is fun of ice and the lake IS covered far
- can be seen The weather continues very cold
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9ye,n 2)ork pailp 0ribat1'e.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1874
TO coRREsPoSDEyTs.

IA ,e. IN s al n Of nor yr85us lfions WhateTe
ins,9eI fof inseou BE- sulhelcst1a % ne e ana
sStres n he wTter-Dot necessarily Tor PySeASl DaI -
guarrty ofhis GOOD fsiih
We cannot undertake 10 rejected Coaaunisio7a
n.r.en o. isDasf either By TELEGRAPH
MAI on oteri.e VIII - literally pad provided I'D b. a.
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THE SEARCH FOR THE STEAMSHIP SAN FRAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday Jan. 9, 1884
Owners Of the Keystone State rendered the Of that
vessel Government search for the crippled steamship
San Francisco but the offer declined.
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Subscriptions and advertisements for TIE Ner York
Tri5rne can be len with the following Agents
LoSDos-Mr W Thomas No 10 and q Catharine-s'reet
Strand
PARls-Mr Etourneau No. 30 Rue s. MARC.
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MIssoUBI-Judge Waldo P. johnson is proposed as a
Benton Democratic Candidate for Congress in Pheps's
District
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sOUTHERN MAIL IRREGULARIrIEs.

,
We have received Mobile papers to Sunday Ist inst,
New Orleans, from which place six mails now due
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

The election yesterday in Boston, for Mayor resulted
in the choice J. V Smith, tie Independent Wing
candidate.
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SEMING MACmNEs-CARD no THE PnRIIC -Thl

Hon COMMISSIONS of Patents the United states has
application for letters for Sewing Machine which
originally invented operation BY eaIy
the 1884 inerferts with all the patents applications
upon Sewing Machines containing the combination
eyepout6d needle and the shuttle making the locked stitch
An the parties h Of called b.
the Patent Oce prove the date Of their
Nan, and respectable witnesses who my Ma
already apprzed But desirable
and successful operation by possible Aay persons who
between the 1888 and 1850 Sewing Machine
ssch machine in Tie poss'son late brother r. Hunt
10 whom exhibited specimens Of its shown BY Mr.
Georse AIIowsmh will confer upon ana will
forward righteous by Informing Of IL IL ledge npln
the subject U combination Interested In defeating
just claims but with the testimony have thu truth prevail
would wish it 70 prevail overwhelmingly Address
WALTER HUNT, No n Y.
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. OF NAVIGATION on LAKE ERIE.

CLOsE OF NAFIGAIIDN On LAKE ERIE.
CLEyELASD, Monday, Jan 0, 1884
The weather here i very cod The steamer Amercs
arrived from Buffalo yesterday and the lake Is now
tirely closed.
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TnE REMARD ON GENITs-Me adInire "a

HE NENAItD Of UENIIS.-Wt uIIllTe gtlIU5
wherever DLMEREsT MEYERS of No 10 CJnr
the sat Of genius just before the world They
selling Hair Dye that the climax Of ali articles In that line,
should be by all whose hair unbecong in collar 1t
sold De Crafts Drug Store No. 500 GIsu and No rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

Col John Osborn one of the oldest military mon in this
city, died yesterday.
The New York State Military Association meet at the
Association Ha 10 morrow at 10 o'clock.
The weather here is clear and cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

II GILBERT & Co.'S SUPERIOR PIANOs-A fine
received and for sale very low Also smiths
equaled MelodeOn fun supply low prices a. Horace
WATERSs Broadway the Piano and Music Esab
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

HOusekeepers and all others in want of Bedding
Bedsesds &C. would do well TO call NJ WmLARDs old eslb
Ibed wareroOm $50 Chsfhams Muberryst where
Ia Mill
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SEWING MACHINES A great reputation Tor excel

SEWING MACIIINES.-A great reputation for excel
lenee be gained without
Sewing Machines which from their first ntrOduc
admitted be vastly superior to ell others The mleane
brought which the delicate well she heaviest
fabrics with sine lie thread and others mailing beautiful
stitches with threads the latest triumph mechanic
Machines variety reasonable price the
Office. No SIS Broadway. / NJ. SINGER & Co.
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WnOOFING COUGn SYRrP, prepared by d. j. 5

ROSE falling remedy for that dangerous and distressing
dsedsc H Coz gh will Coueh Colds Asthma IN h in
ROSES BUcHU EXTRACT for diseases the
They result
Phlad lpha perfectly reliable For
Ne dics Adviser grGs) No 62 Fulton doors
Broadway, by H. HARTsHORNg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

METROPOLITAN HALn AND LATARGE HOTEL IN
RUNS DEFEcE SAFE again victorious $4,000 worth Of Da-
HOncs and JewelTy saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

To prevent Colds, Coughs and Group an Invaluable
recipe prepared BY DIT J.Es MoCLISTocE which should b in
the hands OF every any few drops Nc Cold and
Cough Mtue on the h spparsnce Of crouPy SYMPTOMS pascs
instant relief The same remedy has been used with wonderful
the Doctors Prsoce aying violent c0lsb tickling
the throat AID Ttasn Of the lungs A ae prescription OF
Of the meet eminent psns in this used with
perfect eonfnes Price 25 sold principal apoheea-
Tes and BY CVsHNAN Co, Nc. y. Fulon.st
HAIR DYE AND WIGS.- BATCHELOR's Mandatory
for these articles : removable No 2 Broadway oppose the
Park where he has the beet citations
application Of his famous Hair Dye, and the sales
vented WIGS and Toupees Nine private al one door
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OFFICE POR
FOREIG PATE ETS
] 7. PiRssoH,
No 8 Wrllsf NaU-york

Opium and Anthony are the bases of almost all the
queeE medicines for lung complaint Neither Of these ojaoa
drugs the Pctora Syrup prescribed for the
tyhve with astonishing BY DR. JAMES McCLSrOcE
OF Philadelphia Many valuable lives have been saved by
have been 10 those Of
and bronchitis Ii IL sold BY tho principal
druggists and by A CUsHMAs Co. popreors No ~ Faloat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

NEW MUSIC" The Water Spirit, Duet Words
siumonds, by the celebrated composer Thos
Ir This his productions Price cents pal-
ished ~ HORACE WATERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

DIR. JAMES MCCLNTOCKs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
An Invaluable application for he ree an Pans Bruises
SweIg, Sorelhgoa Si-NCck, SlDeSs OF joints Back.Ache
khtrms'km spraas ltslra. Soreness Neuralgia sc 20,
rh led on the throat aud cl for The relief Of Colp bronchitis
and other nfanmsfoy affections Tbs OF the efectl
OF DR. McCrtocks celebrated FsE Modius For sale by ell
the principal Druggists end by CUsRNAN& Co. Nol Fu0ns
mn
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YEW-YOag. Jan 8, 1854
Mr. RoBr NJ PATRICK No. l92 Pearl sD4r Sir, We
highly Of the qualities Of the DEFIANCE SLA
PLATE SAFE Gayer Paten that purchased from
which No 65 Broadway. Lasrse Build
inE the time OF disastrous eonhsgraon THE moInns a.
contained valuable OF Diamonds and Jewey With
Books opening the Safe after the fire the
entire being damaged The Of
dime location shall require another
safe Of larger dimensions Respectfully yours
HERTs BROTHER 4 LOWlrZ.
Safes Of suitable Merchants BAnks jewelers. Record
Ofces Steamboats, Fire and 1hefProo Bank Vault Doors
Plate Chests families Az hard and madc
Depot No 92 Pearl door below Maiden ne
NewYork. ROBERT PATRicE.
NEW MUSIC" The water-sPirits, Duet. Words
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kfDDiNGs RUSSIA SALNE.-A Boston Remedy .
Is box With this remedy In the house. physician IN
cases ont often sneedls r ise9 resi- house doctor Ia
families always for the slightest ra
deepes flesh wound soa huru relieved ~
II ID SANDS ana C. " CLIcKENEa Co. Agents old BY
RING. corner yohpst.
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HEADACRE, DizlNEss. MEARTnURN, PALPITATION

I
and All the diareeAhe symptoms arising from uoraience in t.
om Indigo ob, be prom pity cured by D. McCLINro,
Dyer etic Elixir the result Of thirty ye.s experience in Medical
practice This medicine l. for the made pub
horsh h red thousands Of Of confirmed Dyspepsia
be bad othe principal DTuggs and Cushman No ~
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"A great reputation for excel

SEWING MACHiNtS--A great reputation Tor excel
lence caLnct be FeDed without with Singers
Scwing Meehnts Which o their FIRST Introduction been
admitted TO be vastly superior s others The s-hass
jest brought which the des.e wen the heaviest
fabrics With single thread and others makng Beautiful onamea
ts stitches with teacs the --latest triumph
art Machines Of variety aud reasonable price for sale
the ciice No Ss5 Broadway. / NJ. SINsER a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

BEAVER AND MARTEN SLRI0HISG CAPS AND Col
invited Examine thee b1agif1i CAPS aud
Collars the sins Of the Beaver AMI Astsnnssr
coosj They hsh HId poo warmth Also Psfs
Eyenug Caps and osc n ll.eez lag 1Ys
ard shawlt LEsRY Co tfIof E1stc BroadEay-
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From Our Own Correspondent
ALBASi, Monday. Jan. D. 1884
The suoving Committees have been fxed upon By he
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-11
FRUIT TREES, EvERGREENS, SC.
Avery &c Com stock,

JIAVE now II their Nursery, two miles soGth west
of Burlington, very largs quantity OF Aplle ard
CEerry Trees of suitable size for planting out IN Or
ehafds. Oar Treas are healthy, st1cSy, well rooted
and yiSoros, ara consist Principally OF Sath KINGS a.
have proven 10 be the IaSt valuable market trEits IN
the West, to gIhsr with olers recommended by the
North Western Fruit Growers Convention. OurslocS
OF APPLES is the largest ard aest that We have ever
had any one time Tor salS-amon- witch ttare are
l5e0p Rawies Janet 1ee0o Northern SLY, iOCta hte
Winter PearnIan, With many other popular varieties
in large quantities, graduated To snt the dcmand--
Prize. III coats each. $40 per laa per ltt or S9o Il
lGIu, for EXTRA size moro IN proportion.
CHERRY TREES--SSscrat Thousand hnt and well
grown Cherry Trees, o Inc most approved s5ts graft
ed on Mazzard Heart Cherry sticks. Price 80 TO 10
ce3.ls each S3j per Ito S3ta per lCtu. For those
grael on Aiurilo - eeits each. OF Pear Dwarf Pear
and Plum we have bus u limited supply u; 1ithlf O!
suitable size of transpiauthc. Price so vcEts each.
Grape Vines Ounce bushes, Red Dutch IurTEts, &c,
10 20 Is cents each
EVERG REESs- Balsaga Fir, Black Spruce, Heal-
lock, Norway Spruce, He'd Cedar and American Arbor-
vita. Price from . csnts to 81 % each.
VI TOrdars promptly attended TO and Frees subSt-n
TALLY packed for transportation.
N 1--WE would particularly request thaSc Wishing e.
purchase, 20 examine our extensive stock, embracing
over one Hundred Thousand we'll grown Frees of suit
able size Tor setting in Orchards. We personally pax
The most strict attention to the propagation auG gGt!-
Walton of our Trees in every stage OF their growth. aud
from on@ acquaintance with the business have be-
cuale perfectly familiar with the pecu!Ng habit aud
sruSh Of most Of tae varieties NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
consider no stronger guarantee con be siveu.
Burlington, Iowa, jan. 3lst, lsai-239 a
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JOHN pEEREs CENTRE DRAFT FLCw.

ssS-sSA---a ptnss esn st'li he faIn4 -
S 4 the Moline Flow Factory. cqeal 10
any heretofore hait by the S&oscriAcr
The wide spread reputation ct these Flows fSGdtf Il
uppeceSs,iry 10 aitemlt any reeenlmehdatoa.
Strict attention is paid ia procuring tae best III Ium-
her. Steel aud r aus experienced SerN alcn are en-
ploycd in putting she pla@s tagethcrAli oar ORR Is
warranted.
We Manufacture all kinds aud Sizes 0C Plows and
are ready to sul p!! an! and every order promptly.
JOHN DEERE.
For sale al BCRRoUs 4 PErTtaIaSs, Davenport
Moline, Feb, ~. ieai-ss3uN
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LAND Fer SALE.

q n acres Of very desirable and c&eclen land, stu
>HU ated Oh tao Moscow road miles from town. 80
arras broke, for sale cheap for ca b. AFrIn 2
SIAAS GEAsPELL,
] lI..,e below Davenport.
.,I 9tsA 4Er1
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HARNESS! HARNESS,

,EsO all in want ofharness, Il. ". BARNES, late of
New York. is prepared tn furnish, ar1 keeps con-
StatS hand, tbs best article, sc Of the very best
New YORK leather 70 be satisfied YOU need oni. cali
and examine.
Team Harness. SlfGS.5
Boy do l2as 90
Also, brides, martngas, hailcrs collars; IN Short
ever, tiiing in the trade.
Trimming, also, done to order.
Repairing done with dispatch.
The shop is on Brady street, next door 10 \. [. bi-
lon's opposite b. Saaterd's Grocery Stocs.
do not forget 10 call if You want No. harness. ar
if YOU want a cheap set, either eau be had. Fceiag
confident can satisfy il you VIII give tcial, ana
always ON hand waiting for soar orders,
Respectfully, y. W. BARNES.
Davenport ! nc q, ls53-s5tf
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DIR. J. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED cATHoLIC0E,
the Relief aaa Cure Of Suffering Females.

I 4 stands pre-cui
j imcAt fir It's cur
III; powers III I'll
titr DISEASES for
" i.gh IL IL recon-
ncfdied, asu4l.
called
!ENEiE COMPLAINTS
Ortiz scare fRoLeP-
srs ugGRI, or Fall
ing Of tile u oHis;
PLroR ALBls, or
Whites: CaRoSIe
ixELAMM ATioS AID
lLcERATios o. TIE
" oIp; INCIDENTAL
IEMoaaakGE, OF
Flooding; PAisft &,
srrrREssED, AND In
Rn0GIAl NESsTR
F
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TO IEACLAE;.. $
New series Of healels,
BIZ CHARLES ". SANDERS, i. u.

Ta5Hshed ~ 1IsoEg FIH...f'El, Me- isrA.
n hill. II books are I'll MASTER, cugrayiues aaa t.p"
praphs. aEslfensw. simple ~ Stsis, %ts4#tt ~
my IusGt stEftlf II ord III ti.f, Nit444t hzst szIi
% cynical areil, graduated 10 tie Ana6b hsu3 u
the scha o.--t'ael 10 tig cohfehehee q the teach
:r, thoEt attempting reduce NM 10 the eet..t5H
OF a "a aiar-..ad vital unsurpassed = iatsAaI.
iyal exc a9it-tte. arc conHleiuN oitsrcd9 In pub
lie ua hons. II not absolutely superior 10 ii
9th ,r E" ofGs III tEs department Of cdneatiQn
The sale alas IN liz state Of Ae@ ORR il kslt
a-n!!ou volumes yearly. among which .rt iistV.ipE-
Ing Sanders Spelling b0pA. sanders faiafia
Pracr SANDER. Ill, OF and 80 Renders Ii4omisaa.s
sers NJ arhiueips consisting Of ms AFitllAigttai
Wilson. Histories. NO dDury's complete Gerna.f
rias, Fdz4atl frsfeAroara Or! eAemistEt.>le a-
GERS Ensis# Gsaailaar ttchcoek's u e., Met: L.
soiis ANIL ca Manual. also ieungFs Ant4s zeGJos.
Mckeer, sIf sgiageadeit II Common schools = Nee
York ity; tic Principals oil tic Ward Seilao D. the
city of New Yor Dr. Patttrson., Leonard, lta1 sire
Principals Of the Normal schools. together With l50
Principals OF The several departments Of tis y ard
schools III New Ior: city, and urge majority Of III
Teachers Of The Publ" schools in Newark. y. J., aha
others haye given /, tn pubic strong testiia yHl.- n
LAslr favor.
Among in4nt from gentlemen in iowa tn following
have e.l received, several Ut which we're umsotic.d
Or. N3ons-De4r Sir: have Just cempiti.d the eE-
animation Of "Sahders New series of school R+aders
and gy them my taqIai i1ca appreciation r-rcs
of tex! books aaitf46l! adapted TO the COMMON schools
orUJ.f : tat. Yours very Respectful Y.
THOMAS H. BENTON,
Slpt Pub. lHstraeii3i
Dsar sir:-Haying exaniHea the sar-
les Of Sanders Readers cw scresJ have no hcsltahy
N prorouEeing them among the best now ID hse.
II. W. LiIHR0P.
Principal Of Iowa City Fab. School.
Iowa City, March, i, is5i.
d.. WOODS,
have examined with much care the
school books which you left with me fc9 days sEee.
with S sanders series Of Reading books ha1a beet
hat acquainted and considered them good, bnf
The present edition and particularly the MN Fourth
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-11
NEW GOODS.

EuST opened Main st., between fr>nt and 3D.
- A splendid lot e. Summer Shaws,
A few p's caFpttins, very cheap,
kmbd, Gamble. Collars,
Masltn
Gamble. y muslin under sleeves,
ChGmesettes,
prme Wells,
Linen Hkis. very cheap at lie each,
\ large lot OF Gamble u muslin cd@irgs,
Green, Elua & Brown ECrvgu tor wells,
meaeAed Shooting "a yds wide.
0f al the above goods and others not mentioned We
have got It good assortment and can give great bar
gains. BANDING RIChA RDs.
na' mort, tpl 18th, isji.wtrw
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-11
GUARDIAN SALE.

f(Y virtue ofGn order ofthe County Coult, WI OF
the premises proceed and sell 10 the be q 1.aasr
ING To towing described Real Estate TO VII: Tue Aor
West quarter of The North East quarter OF section NJ"
thirty -Six, l3il in Township No seseniy-ble, ~
NQttu of Range no, four, (4 East, besn. the hers 81
Sarah McCa b and the right Of daWer 10 SAID iahd u
tae mother III said Sarah McGomh. Terms vi sale
made hnuwn the day Of sale. and the sal. 10 take
place on the 18th day vi April HeSt between the hours
Of O'Clock In the orenocn and o'clock in the after
noon of said day, LEIt DONALDSON,
march ls- lS5f-sw Guardian.