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sEBAsTOPOL NOT TAKEN,
Int Cords Of Now and Valuable Books

SEBAsTOPOL NOT TAKEN,
But Cords Of New and Valuable Books
Nightly taken from the Nec Book AUCTION tore,
E4 Pennsylvania avenue, FITZGERALDs Store.
HOLIDAY Prints I'm great abundance,
II and cheap at the new Book store, 474 Penn
syivania avenue.
Look out for the cars when the bell rings
just received, at the new Union Book store, the
Autobiography of the incompatible Barnum.
Life OF the indefatigable Greeley.
Ruth Hail. n continuous story by Fanny Fern the
memorable writer Of the nineteenth century, and
Fern series complete, with little Ferns and assert
ment Of New Books for the Holidays just opening at
the Union Book Store, 474 Pennsylvania avenue.
---- Dom Earl Jack Downings last with High
Life in New York, Wide-Awske Gift for 1855, DO,
&C., just In At the new Bookstore,
dec ls---dbt 4T4 Penn. avenue.
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IyREsH FRUIT, NUTS, &C.
1' 100 boxes Raisins
ZOO pounds Currants, good and chez
S bales Almonds, hard and soh
u do Ground Nuts, fresh
do English Walnuts, frt~h
do Pecan Nuts
8 bags Sbellbarks
barrels Shellbarks, large
barrels Cranberres
cases Preserved Canton Ginger
0 do Citron
2 do Prunes, fresh
90 drums Figs, new
barrels Orsnges t&tttfE
barrels lemons &N
Guava Jelly
G dozen packages Strawberries
do Peaches, preserved
do do hermctically sA,sd
9 dozen Pine Apples do
Tamarinds
~ cases OF Brandy Fruit
do Sardnes, third, half, and Whole b'xs
barrel Mince Meat
10 drums Sultans Raisins
For sale low by RICHARD J. RY0N,
dec 1G--eoowif Corner 9th ard ID streets
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CAKEsi CONFECTIONERY, &c.I

WV no dees not want Cake, for Sweet
w heart, lover, wife, or friend, at Christmas
New Years Dayi ] will tell you where you can get
one or more, from 81 10 $40 each. II Is at No az,
opposite Browns Hotel.
Now making and on exhibition 5000 worth Of Che
very best Cakes and Confectionery ever offered Ia
this city, and on the most pleasing terms Call early
and leave your orders.
There also you can find upwards Of sixty varieties
Of small Cakes.
The headquarters for the genuine Boston and
French Cream Cake very delicious, and taken by
Storm every day fresh.
The public can rely on being served in the very
best style Ny personal attention given 70 parties Of
All kinds J. @. WEAVER.
doc 1G--df ian I
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PaILADELpmA, Dec. 2l.--The weather here h
variable, with fall Of snow this morning. II
Is now clear and cold a
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
b sl HEroxrkD yox rHE 8A&ilt
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.


SALEx NJ j., Dec. sl.--We had a heavy fall OF
snow here this morning, and the weather Is still
unsettled.
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VIE BADlES OF Union Cnapel Ms rs
- Church win hold Fair at Farnham's Hall, cor
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street.
commencing on MONDAY Morning, the 18th inst,
at o'clock, the proceeus Of which will be applied TO
the improvement of the above-named Church.
Supper viii be served every evening. III
Admission 12l1 cents season tickets 81 co. TO DO
bad at the door OF the Hall. dec 1S--1w
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Markets.


Georgetown Markets, December III.
The scarcity of -four has caused advance in
price.
Flour-hmily-$ 10 Gil.
Superfne-s9. 1919
Wheat--whte d 95 to S9 90; Red 81 90 10 81 IS.
Corn-white, 80 TO s5 cents. yellow, IS 10 81.
Mill odal 6horts--2o cents.
Ship stuf-40 10 65 cents.
Brown sttin--25 to 35 cents.
Corn rDeal--$l 05. f
Hay, in bales, 81 25.
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SO deg. below zero.
Packet Ship ashore al Barnegat.
New York, Dec. 2l.--The ship st. Patrick,
from Liverpool, with 400 passengers, went ashore
at o'clock last evening in fog, two miles south
Of Banegat II is thought the vessel will be a
total loss but the passengers were all saved, and
are coming up in lighters.
The latest accounts say the vessel has bilged
with seven feet Of water in her hold. The vessel
was insured for $4,000, but the amount Of insu-
rance on the cargo, which was a full one, has not
been asccrtaned.
Heauy Failure IL Oneida County.
NEW York, Dec 2l.--Messrs. Owen h Co, ex-
tensive produce dealers in Oneida, New York. have
failed for large amount. No further particulars
given
The Halyar Steamer.
New YORK, Dec. 2l.--It IL stated here that
when the Pacific left Liverpool 1t was there con-
sidercd doubtful il the American, now supposed to
be due at Halifax, would sail on the 9tf, as ad-
vertised as II was probable she would be required
for transportation Of troops and munitions Of war
to the Crimca
Schooner a Desperate Situation of the Creac
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2l.-The schooner Isabel
went ashore this morning near Congress Hall, on
Cape Island. The crew, almost frozen and be-
numbed by the spray, chung to tho rigging until
daylight, when they were fortunately rescued by
the citizens from their pcrlous situation, and taken
on shore in whale-boats.
No,,-ay,ipal Of The Steamers
New YoRK, Dec. 81, P. M.--Nothng has yet
been heard Of the America, due at Halifax; the Sa
rah Sands, at Portland or the Washington, due at
Sandy Hook, up to this hour.
Libel Decision n Men York.
New YoRK. Dec. 2l.--The jury in the case of
Shelton U.s. Fuller the latter, editor Of the oMirror
has brought in aIycrdict in favor of the plaintiff
The damages are assessed at $25o.00.
Markets.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2l--Flour is finn at yester-
days prices. Sales of Howard street at $S IS IA
SO 81 1-2 city mills, sales of 2,400 barrels, at
SO 81 IL rs 30, and SO 25 for extra. Wheat
is firm and active at yesterdays prices--sales Of
good to prime red at 81 81 a 81; good to prime
white at 81 a 81 05; and choice, for family -four,
at $2 0S. Corn-a large supply on hand, and in
speculative demand at an advanced price; sales of
white at 90 81 l-2 cents yellow at 81 90 cents
New York, Dec. 2l.--Flour-Prises have ad-
vanced IL IL cents--sales of good Ohio, 5000
barrels at 90 a 30 81 IL; southern has advanced
IL Ia cents with sales Of 900 barrels at $8 81 IL
a so 80. Wheat Is unchanged, with limited sales
at previous rates. Corn has advanced IL IL cts,
with sales of l5, 900 bushels western mixed at 90
90 cents Provisions unchanged. Whiskey-Ohio,
88 IL cents.
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Weather al Neso Yorj

NEw YORK, Dec. 2l.--The weather has modcra-
ted here considerably since yesterdays report. AT
the present time snow is slightly falling. 1t has
also moderated at the eastward
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BAKERY.-The ~

WARRINGTON BAKERY sub
w scriber has commenced q new Baking Es-
tablishment ON Seventh street, between and NJ,
and appeals to the citizens Of Washington generally
also to his brother mechanics, those who like him,
have served regular apprenticeship; and 10 his bro
ther soders Of the Mexican war and last not least
TO the citizen soldiers Of Washington, to afford him
share Of their patronage. Every article, by his per-
sonal attention. shall be Of superior erder which, by
his extensive experience in Washington, New York,
New Orleans and Mobile, he can produce in the very
first style. His stand in Centre Market ia No. "a.
west wing and in Northern Liberties Market near
the centre. See signs al each.
All orders left At his establishment, or at either of
the above stands will be promptly attended to, being
prepared to supply Cake Of all descriptions including
new styles from other cities for parties and the holt
days. Y 4e WILLIAM HUTCHINSON.
dec 81 2t* s.t.
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SUPERIOR WATCHES.

ri HAVE on hand good assortment Of
il perfect timc-kecpipg Watches from the best
makers in Europe or america, that will sell al
greatly reduced prizes at AIS Pennsylvsnia avenue
dec 10 diff Il. o. HOOD.
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FASHIONABLE DRESS, TALMA, AND
CIoek-msking Establishment.
No. As ~ styeet, south If Pennsyivanid arenpt.
IT AIDES desiring to be fitted out In the
- most fashionable style with either Of the sboye
named articles of dress win do well 10 call at the
above named establishment
Also. a Room to rent suitable for an office.
dec 1g--lm
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WALL a STEPHENS.

UpENNsYIvANIAA Avenue, between 9th
il and 10th streets, have Just received large as
sortment Of Cloths, Cassirners, and Vesting, when
they will have made mp TO order in the most fashion
able styles.
Also on hand very large stock OF ready'msde
Clothing which they win sell as cheap ~ any other
adjustment in the United States dsoA
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Il NCHOvIES, Varieties, and shrimp
IA Paste.--Anchovies Paste, genuine, in jars
Anchovies in sauce, in pickle, and salt.
Essence Of HOLSTERS, Anchovies, and 6hrimps.
just receives by SHEKELL BROTHERS,
dec l9--3tif No. 40 opposite Centre Market
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PINE APPLE, BRANDY, AND CANADA
s1iB4H ,.1 CHEESE.
IT AVIS Norton,s brand Pine Apple
IL Cheese, prime
Superior Brandy Cheese, ID. Jars.
do Canada do Il and Id. jars.
s.eA- fiaN fres ALSO sft 5s 3l=
English Dairy, imitation Glostcr and Cheshire.
Psrmesan Cheese, cake, in prime order.
do do grated in glass jars, h. each.
For sale by , SHEKELb BROTHERS,
dec 2o--3tif No. 10, opposite Centre Market.
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I With variety Of other choice and rich Furs,
prsing the largest assortment ever offered in this
city. The present Is opportunity Of obtaining
these scasonsbe Injuries at a reasonable price.
TODD a CO.,
dec l8--lw Under Browns Hotel
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HOUsEKEEPERs, Attention Dinner

HOUsEKEEPERs, Attention Dinner
IL Sets, Toilet Sets, Tea Sets. Crockery Ware,
and Housekeeping articles generally, for sale little
lower than they can DO had IN the city.
Being about to close out that part OF my business,
offer TO the public any Of the above enumerated ar
tcles at cost
NY stock Of Paints Oils Glass, Yarnshes, Brushes,
Wicks Gold Leaf and everything appcrtaning there
to is complete and invite all persons in want TO give
me a call, being determined not TO be undersod in
this city or Baltimore. ls
Sperm and Lard Oils, a fine article, constantly on
hand. 5n 4e8 -. 4ssta
also keep for sale Russia Hair Felt for packing
steam boilers.
Nv stock IL bought entirely for cash. and con-
fdent any in want Of articles sold by me cannon
10 smiss by giving me call. u
On all sums Of $50 and over Ave per cent deducted
for cash.
Goods delivered in any part Of the city and George
town free Of cost.
ktFt LAX Tff C,S WHITTLEsEY,
Js4 Seventh street
Pc. An bills made with mo must bo settled
monthly dec s--eodif2w
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ENGLISH DAIRY, Pine Apple, and
- Goshen Cheese.25 boxes English Dairy
Cheese small size selected expressly for family USE
10 cases Of Norton's celebrated Pine Apple
loo boxes Goshen Cheese, selected
20 casks do do.
just received from New York per schooner Ann
ID. For sale by T. 4. WHITE 4 CO.,
No. 63 Louisiana avenue, bet 9th and 18th
streets, opposite Bank of Washington.
dec 21--3tif
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Weather in Vermonf

and intensely cold. The mercury now stands at
SO deg below zero.
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DREsERvEs, JAMS, JELLIEs, AND
IL Marmaade viz:
Peaches, Ounces, Damsons, Blackbcries, Straw.
berries and Raspberries, and Pine Apple Pre-
serves
Black Currant Jees, in half and one pound jars
Red do do in half pint and quart jars
Grape, Ounce, Crab Apple, and Plums
Pine Apple and Crab Apple Msrmslades
Peaches and Pine Apple, in cans, Theoretically
sealed, Jellies
Pine Apple, Peaches, Green Cages preserved in
brandy
These Preserves Jellies &C. are Of the best quality
put up TO our order for our sales.
SHEKELL BROTHERS.
dec 16--lwif No. 40 opposite Centre Market.
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PRACTICAL PLUMBING ESTABLISH
MENT,
No. 512 18th street, opposite the IntclIgenccr Office
VvHE Subscriber having completed his arr
- rangements in his new store, Is ready to
furnish and put up al articles in his the above line Of
business, and would state that having served an APP
premiership with New York firm, he feels fully
competent to do all work intrusted TO him. with du-
rabifity, promptuess, and despatch.
dec. 16 r. H. SIMS, Practical Plumber
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GEORGETOWN,
30 Bridge street, South side.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

IT q. BLACKBOARD, Silyer-ssnith and
- . Jeweler, has just received direct from New
York and Philadelphia, in addition TO his usual as
sortment Of fine Watches Jewelry and Silver-Ware
articles new and uniqe, suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
10 which he invites the inspection of the public.
His stock is large, quite new, and well selected and
will be sold at prices that cannot possibly fail 10
please. ss.
A splendid assortment Of Gold and Silver Watches,
fine tewelry Of every description. Pure Silver
Wares, Spoons, Forks, and Tea Sets, plated on al
bata.
| 81 80 TO $50.
u.s.. b. has for many years paid particular atten-
ton to repairing fine Watches and has lately availed
himself Of some costly modern machinery to facili-
Engraving in oil its branches Charges always very
| moderate dec 19--lw
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MRS. BANNERMAN

"ILL open ON Wednesday an assort-
w ment Of new style Head Dresses, Feathers
Flowers Ribbons, Dress Caps, Sash Ribbons, and
white Kid Gloves 10 which she invites the attention
Of the ladies. Pennsylvania avenue, one door from
Eighth street, opposite Centre Market t,
dec lq--Sts
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PREPARATIONFO FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
VyODD & CO. invite the attention Of the
j Ladies TO their large stock Of rich FuRs, IN
sets OF
SABLE,
STONE MARTEN,
MINK MARTEN,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
u.gr FITCH MARTEN,
ERMiNE
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NEW YORK BUCKWIIEAT.-E Extra new
IN hulled Buckwheat and Goshen Butter
Fol-. sale by ROB'T ID. TWEEDY,
Corner Penn. avenue and 18th st., south side
dec 21--eOdtianI @
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WATCHER, JEwELRY, SILVER AND
pLATED-WARES.
4 N entire new stock Of Watches, jew
"A elry, Silver and Plated Wares, is now offered
at Wizards old stand l22 Bridge street Georgetown,
by tA3 X. g. WETENHAIL.
Cali and see the new styles, which | will sell at
New York prices. IN
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry carefully repaired.
dec l9--2W s.a 49, r.
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NJEW EMBROIDERIES.--w shall open
IL to-day large assortment Of Worked Collars
and Embroidered Hnndkcrchiefs.
We shall have fine assortment Of Cambria Col
lars, from so cents up, and all very cheap.
Also, an auction lot Of Hemstitcbed Linencambric
handkerchief, at 87x cents, the cheapest we ever
offered.
Also, fine Worsted Comforts, from 25 cents TO u
in every variety Of colors
We shall also open a very beautiful assortment Of
rich printed Mousselines and Cashmeres at rs cents
worth at least 81 u cents. sss
With many other desirable articles, suitable for
Christmas presents. And we would state here that
we selling of the balance of our fine Shawls and
Silk Goods, at greatly reduced prices and will offer
particular Inducements TO all who pay cash.
dec 1e---dGtif w. NJ SINISTER a co.
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The Invalid Pension bill was 30 amended - 10
place widows Of officers In the naval service ON the
same footing with widows Of army officers, and
was then passed.
The bill to establish department Of Law"
was postponed until Tuesday next
The bin securing citizenship to the children OF
citizens born abroad, was taken up and passed.
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Warren RrruRss.-Before Police Magistrates
Grub. ss..g. ss,s,.f.
A large number Of Migrants, who have been in
the habit Of lodging in the watch-housc, and whom
Captain Birch found accumulating In great num-
bers, were sent to the workhouse. The following
are their names Curtis Rathburn, John Mack,
Peter Riley, John McKennon, James Rigsby, and
James Cropsey.
John stndley, English, lodging; Thomas Reese,
for imbibing poor whiskey, was sent to the work
house for 30 days. John Kelly, Irish, and Henry
Schafer, German, were furnished lodging. Frank
Diggs, runaway slave, was sent home James
Hogan, an Irish vagrant, workhouse 30 days
Ann Boyle, an insane woman, was sent 10 jail.
CRIMINAL CoURr, December 2o.---H Henrietta King
was acquitted upon charge Of larceny.
Sarah J. Norton was also acquitted on the same
charge.
Moses Brown and George Humphreys we're ac-
quilted ON a charge Of stealing chickens.
George Handy was not so lucky, but was con-
vcsed Of stealing pair Of shoes, and sentenced to
six months in jail
William James was also convicted Of stealing a
fitch Of bacon, and sent to jail for FIVE months
Lewis Harris was convicted OF stealing earthern
pots from the market and sentenced to Jail for sir
months--qu list Of larcenics for ono day
John Kelly and Sarah J. Morton we're discharged
from jail ~ .s3g 4 okai ha4 Ssh
William Umberield, for assault on Andrew Stew.
art, vas sent to Jail for one month, and for t~o
weeks additional for assault on Philip Miller.
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DURE CRAB APPLE CIDER.--lo bbls
u pure Grab Apple Cider from Franklin county,
Pennsylvania very superior article, received this
day and for sale by tho gallon and barrel, by
Z. t. WHITE CO.,
No. So Louisiana avenue, bet 9th and 7th
streets, opposite Bank of Washington
dec o1--0fif 100 Il I'll f5.9 i1
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NILES'S REGISTER AND REES,S EN-
IN cyclop@dia. volumes from first to fiji
teenth inclusve of the valuable work Niless Regis
teri and complete set Of Recess Encyclopaedia, for
sale by the subscriber at low price.
Information, prices, &C., can be had by address
ing GEO. w. CALDWELL,
dec 21-d3t r Wheatland, Va.
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a FEW gentlemen can be accommodated
N with board At Mrs. wHITNEY'S, ono street,
No. 1852 between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets Also,
a good toned secondhand Piano for sale cheap.
dec 20-6td to lg Fi v1t ~
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GENERAL gentlemen can be accommO-
- dated with board and lodging at Mrs. WARDS
on the corner of Fourand-a-haf street and Missouri
avenue.
~ Gentlemen can be accommodated with meal
for IS per week. q EGE st& dec 20--dlw
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-07
A Whale Story /.

A correspondent, who hadread the story
of Singular attachment between pi. and
horse. in the Tribune OF "Wednesday, sends
The following narrative OF whale TO match
1t:
Nearly three years since, in company
with over one hundred other passengers,
sailed In the ship Plymouth, Capt Paulson,
from San Francisco TO Realejo. lew
DAYS outwe fell in with n whale some sixty
TO seventy feet long, and which kept in our
company twenty -four days, and only left
US when we got ON soundings--elose to our
por, Of destination. This whale, most OF
the tine, kept directly under the ships bot
tom, aud so close that on several occasions
the keel must have touched him, as we saw
that his back war scratched by the copper
He would come up TO blow every twenty or
thirty minutes. ranging few rods from the
shp-almost always to windward-and
then re-ume his berth under the keel; and
whether We went fast orslow it was always
tie same with him. On going down he
would almost invariably come within two
RODS VI the ship, y i,h his head opposite the
iaainmast, and slowly settle down to his
place, MS iiukes being even with the rud-
der.
On one occasion we lay becalmed for two
or three DAYS. with two other vessels about
hall a mile III, Oar whale paid them Wis
il OF au hour or two each day, eat always
came back 10 h's quarters. Alter h. had
b:en with u. five or Fix days we got tired Of
his com pany, and an attempt was made 10
drive him off by firing into him; and few
days after the effort was repeated, but he
would not leave US. Thirty or forty heavy
rife balls were fred into him, some Of
which struck him in his blow hole and drew
blood, bat all to no effect: and except on
one occasion, when bail hi, him at the b,t-
tom of spur on the back, when he gave a
slight shver. we could not perceive that he
felt them, although many Of the balls hit
him when not more than two or three rods
from the ship. On the days after the shoot
ing, at every shot-hole would appear a
snail white bulb, bu, in three or four days
he would show no signs OF having been IN
jured. Persons on board who professcd TO
know, called his Sulphur Bpttom Whale
whether correctly or not cannot say.
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GBt 9ailp 6altttf,
n s xa,n,per,, woven, ss "a I, 1854.
Monetary.

b
The Cincinnati Railroad Record, which ii
always we'll posted on monetary Affairs u
H. last number contains the following n
lormation:-- sa
ave see no reason for the panic which
..;.,s IN regard to all Indiana money, and
VA history Of the last few days shows the
. -. sacriiice which the ;imid are
.h.oss TOO quick to make. Brokers, whose
sns;ress il is to make money out OF none
,a,y transactions, are always ready TO buy
n 49, bills as low as they can get them,
smJ this is sometimes governed BY the COM
",;,;on among themselves; but II is GER
ip.;niv unwise to submit to an enormous
shave, before it is determined whether the
note is good or bad.
aWith reference to the Savings Bank Of
,h;s civ il is expected to reopen in ten
S.s , or two weeks. The Bank Of Corners
s;ile i also expected to resume. The notes
- this bank are secured by State Stocks,
some Of which are above par The depos.
;,or. are said to be few in number and well
.The Kentucky Trust Co. will close up,
and has already been put in the hands OF
Trustees who were not heretofore connect
Cd with the Bank. They are Judge w b.
Kinkead and Sa ,uel J. Walker, Esq.
John w. Stevenson. Esq, is selected as
attorney. II is designed, il il can legally
be done, 10 pay FIRST the depositors eithe-
wholly or in part, and then billholders.
finder this arrangement the bi'lholder is
expected to receive so cents on the dollar
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-07
GEORGE Z. NICHOLS,

u EAL ESTATE DE ALERj Agent and Auction.
~ cer-DAvExp0RT, IowA-Will transact general
Commission businessin City Lots-Lands, &C.
have for sale and for Lease long time, many
desirable business Lots In the City OF Davenport
Also many Thousand Of land well selected and
desraby located counties OF Scott Clinton, Mns-
catinc, Cedar, Johnson iowa Poweshek. Marshall and
Hardin: Price and terms liberal 10 settlers.
ONCE No L. Claire Buildings.
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VIII not the ST. Louis papers please send
their dilies in exchange for ours! Their
,r.y ,,klies AL w.ek.,s are Of little SER
vice in tn, rapid transmission 0! news.