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LfOh SALE.-A very desirable FARM on the
hocRVIi Turnpike, \ miles from Georgetown,
containing 100 acres IS of which is perftlV set in
Timothy, the balance, 25 sores, in Timber Of sure
rior quality The Improvement consists of a com
Portable House, large barn, hay barn. sufficient for
100 tons hay; l house to hold ESQ barrels corn :
stables complete tor horses, &c. 1t has Peach
and Apple orcharde 600 trees All the ldiprs
are new and covered with bert cypress shingles The
place ID well watered and has located near the hous
aspiring of the purest water, the quantity of water
given out from it adapts it particularly as dairy
farm. The neighborhood is of the most respectable
character. The lands adjoining being rapidly
put in complete cultivation. The proposed Metro
politan Railroad runs within u mile of the Farm.
and it being nearly equidi, tant between Georgetown
and Rockville, secures Depot ut this place. For
terms apply to j. L. KIDWELL,
mar lift High street, Georgetown D. G.
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nor The LADIES-Lubins g. Harrison's Ex
E trsc's, Toilet Powder, French Tliet Soan.
American Cologne, Crystal Drops, Pomatum, Tn
cophereous, Eau Laustrsi, Toilet Bottles Fans Tray
cling, Work, Card and Fancy Baskets, LOOKING
Glass es, seis ors, Work Boxes, Fancy Note Paper
Card Cases, Porte Monnaies Memorandum Books
&c, &c. JOHN y. ELLIS.
sp left Pa. ave-, bet. 9th and 10th s,s
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ROYS' BELTS, Jumping Ropes, Battledores
ID Building blocks, Dissected Maps &C., for sale
Mt LAMMOND's, It'll st.
ap X-St
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FARDENER AND FLoRIsT,

LANDSCAPE GARDENER AND FLORIST,
WILLIAM HUGHES, (Late Gardener al
w Mount Vernon. most respectfully informs the
ladies and gentlemen Of this city and its vicinity
that he has commenced in the abov. business and
jobbirg generally. FIR In long experience in Eng.
land and in this country, he fatters hmself to be
ahie give every satisfaction. Any orders left at
ms piac corner OF 7th and streets, the smith
SON an Institution, will be promptly attended to.
B:-on hand fine collection Of choice Roses
and other plants for sale. an 2o-Im
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- German Cologne. Florida Water, Bay Rum,
roilst soaps, Combs. Bair Brushes, Cloth Brushes
hors, Ladies' Pen Knives, Nail Knives, Tooth picks
Port Nonnaiea, Luhin's genuine Extracts. French
bIacSiog &c With fresh and well assorted stock
ceived at GILxAN's Drug Store, near Brown Hotel
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FARM ne,r !

NALUAB BILE FARM ne,r Wdshington Gin
JoT Sale or Exchange for City Property in Lots
70 sut Pu,chasers.-I offer for safe valuable Farm
iylns In the county OF Washington, near the Ana
costa or Upper Eastern Branch Bridge within 2
miles of the u g. Capitol, containing about one hun
arfd and twepty-seven or eight acres, in lots of
twenty acres or upwards or Twill exchange for city
properly. Persons wishing to zee the property or
snow PARTICULARS will call on the subscriber near
the above nnmed bridge If the above Land is not
sofa by the 18th Of April, it will then he offered to
Inc highest bidder on the premises at o'clock D. M
OF that day Terms at sale
ap 19-.o4t W A. MANNING
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REFRIGERATORS.

II HAVE Just recei,<d &C my Saieero0 ma, twenty
seven hefiige,ators. which consider equal to
aDy in the marxet and in vite the ae otion OF pur
ehssers.
Always On hand an extensive and genes NJ ar Il
meut Of fire Furniture, for sale on aoec mmodstipg
terpae, and as low as can DE hal anywhere.
N. II. McGRBGOR,
go. eth street, opposite the Exchange Bapk.
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k'oh sALe-iwo lots OF Land, supposed to en-
j. tain or 20 acres each, soil of the best QUALITY
large PORTION of each LIT is now in grass, with
considerable quantity Of gooi timber There is NOT
more desirable location for a gentlenan's country
residence IN the d strict Of o'umba then either Of
these lots being 81 miles fro m Georgetown. Per
sons wi hing t. pnrchase are referred 10 LEWIS
G RBERY, of Georgetown an 9o-0ux
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BY GREEN e. SCOTT. AuctIon.

By GREEN T. SCOTT. Auctioneer..
ERANE HOUSE AND LOT AT AUuTIoN.-on
l. THURSDAY. tire e h instant. We sba.l sslI. In
front of the premises at O'Clock D. m, part az LIT
No s, in square No 1872 fronting thirty feet on G,
streets DoIth, running hack l, fe. inch tetw,e n
I'd and 81 sts. east. with the I'm rovsments vh;eI
are a good two story Frame House, &C..
Term One third cash; balance in one and two
years, for notes, bearing interest from ths day q
the sale.
deed given and deed of trust taken
GREEN 4 sc0TT,
apr I'D Auctioneers
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EtOR SALE-The Stock and Fixtures of the Co
II lumbia Place Restaurant Is now ding good
business and the only reason the proprietors have
LOT seng is the business does not agree with them
For further particulars apply to
TANNING 4 LEPREUX
Columbia Place, cor. 9TH st. and La avenue.
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fOR RhNT-Five new frame H0U SEES, which can
- De had by immediate application to the sub
scrioer at the corner of LIST street and Maryland
euue, below the Capitol. VIM WEEDeN
sd 2S-St*
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LH0R SALE OR RENT-A Brick Dwelling. with
Il 10 rooms. just finished. on G street. "a Goor
west OF 18Th street For 'orms sppy on 18th street
"a door south OF G, after o'clock p. m.
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~ New style of Daguerreotypes, on Paper and
ssstrangers and citizens are invited to call and
Examine the New Style of Pictures now made at
Roor Co.'s Gallery, Pa avenue, near It'll street.
Aomlttance nse- ian 4-dtf
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'OR SALE-On very accomm odatiDg terms, rart
+ OF Lot No. 10 in Square 532 26 feet front by
s5 feet desp, On 3D. street, Washington Apply to
X. LUNDY
Bridge street, bet. Congress and High,
ap 13-tf Ge,,gatoun
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EfOR RENT.-One eff those fine STORES. on 18th
y street directlyin front of the East Portic1 of
the Patent Office, and the BASEMENT extsp ing
user the whole building. finished in first rat. STYLE
light and airy, would be suitable for many purnoses
and would be rented low to good tenant.
ROOMS in the Sd and 4th stories still for rent the
nest stand IN Washington for Patent Agents En-
quire Of RATES RRn
ap 2i-Iw ~
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L'OR RENT-A first rate stand for a Matchmaker
4 anu JeWeiier, on Pa. avenue, between 18th and
l2th streets, near the Irving Hotel for a practical
man with limited capital thsre is not better stu.
atlon IN the city. Enquire next door of W. B. Lewis.
ap 19-eo3t*
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co.
e. N. STRATTON. Aucti0neer


T.. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.
EURNITUsE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF
l. Private Famy.-0n SATURDAY morning
the 18th instant, at 9H O'Clock, in font of our Auc
slon RoCms, We shall sell good assortment of Fur
nitur., &C., viz
Spripg seat sofas and Tete a,Tetes
Mahogany hair and eaue seat Chairs
Rockers, Divans Footst ols Ottou,ans
PIANO For e and Stools, sfieboard, Tea poys
Mahogany framed Loo ing plasses Hat Racks
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, Washstands
superior hair Mattresses and Feathers
shuek Mattresses, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
CrockerY and Glass ware
Wooden and Ironware
Stoves. Kit hen Utensils &c
Terms: Cash. in bankable funds An o6-d
BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF VACANT Loys.-on
" TUESDAY afternoon, May ID at o'clock AT
my Auction Rooms, shall sell the following named
property:
Square No. SO, Lot1e
square No. $50. lots 4, 5, s, 9, andl4
Square No. 77S, lot 6 .,
Square No 77S lot IL
Square p sll, lots 10, IL, IL, andIa
Square north Of square No. $50, all
Square 1909, lot 3
Square No. 1879. lot ..-.
Square No: 1886, lot I
Square No. 1895, lot IL
Square No 1lG7. lot
Square No. lilo, lots Is, 10, 20
Terms cash, In spf Gle.
BY order Of the Commissioner CT Public BuildinRs
JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
ap is-d Auctioneer.
Immediately after the above
Half of Square los. containing e., OLA square it.,
comprising Lots l, 6. Z, 8, and 9
Square 652, Lot L, 1854 square feet
square COO. Lot 1, 1859
Square 1916, Lot z, $50
Square 1915 Lot IL, S46O
Terms: One,half cash; the residue in and II
months, for notes satisfactorily secured bearne in.
tereSe, JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ap cd Auctionesr
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by GRE IN = SCOTT, Auetioneers.
NALUABLg HOUSE AND LOT AND VACANT
\ Lot at Auction. WEDNESDAY, the adth
instant shall SELL in front OF the premises at
o'clock p. o., q good two-story Frame House ard
Lot situated the side of eth street west b.
tween and NJ streets north, and vacant Lot sd
joining the above. p "a .,
The house contains i've good and conveniently IT
ranged rooms and cellar. The Lot run back to q
paved alley 100 feet.
Title indisputable.
Terms: One half cash; balance IN sig months.
| for notes beaaiug interest
deed given and q deed OF trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT
| arr I'D aTct;oa,
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Annexation Of Boston sad charlestovu.
Boston, April 25.-The Legislature
has passed bill annexing Charlestown
with Boston.
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NEW BOOKS at Taylor 4 Maury's
IN MY schools and Sch, climates, or the Story "a
my Eeuc'tion, by Hugh Miller, author of Toe Ole
Red Sandstone Wv
The Two Records; The Morale and the Geolog;cs,
| Lecture delivered before the Young Mems Chris
tan Association in Exeter Hall, London by Hal
Miller y -'e'
Inc world OF Art and Industry, illustrated
Sketches In the Campaign in Northern Mex;,o n
1910 and al, by an ofcer Of the First Regiment q
Ohio Volunteers
Addison's Work, new edition, vol 4: The spects
tor. Rootsto,a -, oar :.
ap 2D-tf
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DRY GOODS

At Wholesale or by the piece
M ERCHANTs and others buying goods st whole
WI sale or by the piece fer cash. will find IL great
TO their advantage to give US ca l. and beg lear
to call their attention to the following:
cases Prints
do Lawns
6 do Barage de LINES
TO do bleached Cettons
5 bales brow Cottops
100 dozen Napkins
100 do Towels
~ bundles brown linen Table cloths
bales Garrett Chain. assorted colors
10 pieces Rag and List Carpets
10 bales Cotton Bats
500 dezen Spool Cotton, white and cold
~ l0o gross Lasting, bone, and other Buttons
20, 600 Needles, best make
zoo doz Linen Cambria Hand,kfs
With large and general stock, adaptad 10 tts
wholesale trade, which will be sold rs cheap a they
can be bought In any Of the Northern cities
VERIFY. TEBBS VERIFY,
Corner of Psnna. avenue and It'll street
a. 3-dlm
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LADIES' TRAVELS i'm Turkev
~ turkey and the Turks, and a Cruise In th
Black Sea, by Admiral Slada, for sale It
sH1LLINGTON'S Beoben;fs,,,
Cor Pa av. and AZ st.. /" I'm A''''
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WANTS.

"Wdnts' and Wanted'' advertisements, four lines
or less, for each insertion, IS cen each additional
line 5 cents.
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SIoRE tUR RENT-Ibe spacious warehouse on
- r. nnsyiVania ave., so long occupied by Messrs
l. Semmes Bro, a wholesale grocery and
liquor store Is no~ for lent. Possession given i'm.
media ely Apply to B. 1. semmes or NJ. G. Emery.
I'D l3-dtf
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AUCTION SALES.

ny GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT ct AucrIoy-on
l. WEDNESDAY, the e6th instant, We shall fell,
az O'Clock, p. m in front OF the preuis ss part of
Lot NO 8. in sqvsre No. Az, with the imprsys
ments which sre = frame House
The above dcscribed property fronts on the west
side OF itn st. vest between and STREETS north,
having front Of 20 fee running back loo f.ef cor,
tanning oOo feet ~ W..
Terms cash, In gold. o.
GREEN SCOTT,
NJ - AuctiopeerS
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M ANTED IN aEDIATELY-At the "Mapsion
w HOUSE." in Alexandria. Va, a thorougblv
competent COOK, white or colored
ap 22-it$ .fl A n rpv-,o,,
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M Rs. PAkTINGToN'S CARPET-BAG has ST
N1 rfTed at TAYLOR & MAURY's
ap Zz-H Bookstore near 9th ST.
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CARD TO THE LADIES.

A CARD TO THE LADIES'
WYE have just received frcm New York an extern
w sive consignment of rich French EInbroider>
les and eupeEi<r Valencia Laces, con- pris"g-
Sets OF Chemisets, Updeslseves and Col .rs.
81, Ipnnt Robes, Pocket Hsndk Fl. skirts a7--.r
breakfast Caps Superb Huntington lAces ..7
Sets of Cbemsets, Sleeves and Collars
Brussels Lace Collars, Point Lsce Cellars
Remington ard BRUSSELS Lace Berth.
Rich Ha.sroiderea Collars, trimmed with ys,enci.
Huntington Herd Dresses, Ensroidered Hesddre..
ses, trimmed With gold - :
Silk Hosiery, Wells, &C. u 81.
All oi the very best quality, many Of which we're
exnleited at the World Fair, In London.
Inc whole viii be arranged on the second floor OF
our Auction Rooms and sil he offered A. 49,. -
sale only. d. B. CAMPBELL a CO.
Sou side Pa. avenue, near 10th street.
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TAKE NOTICE
SCHWARTES SARSAPARILLA.
f'hlS PROPAGATION has done more to relieve the
Il afflicted than ali Other preparations of Sar
s4paf!ia contained Try it for all diseases arising
from impurities ef the blood viz: Hruntire ris
eases, Rheumatism, scrofu'a. bronchitis, and Men
rais'a. The number Of certificates that can be rro
yucca are too extensive to enumerate,
Also.
SUMMARIZES
CHRONO THERMAL AGJR Il FEI-rP pyr<
nave never been known 10 fait They have stood the
Test OF 20 years. Try them also, Tc b. had of
SCHWARTZE n DRUGGISTS
Ia. avenue next door 10 U. g. hoteL
an 20-tf
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EfOR THE SPRING TRADE-UNDERsHI
4 AND BRAWERS.-Our large and complet. as
sortuent of Ssuze, silk Merino, Cashmere, and
lotion Undershirts aud Drawers is now ready TO,
the inspection Of the public at
sTtVENS'S Gale Room, Browns Hotel.
ap % et3t S'e''
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PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The following are the es-
timated expenditures for the support of the
Public Schools for the current year, endi ng
June 80, 1854:
For salaries of teachers a nj ssi sfsnts 2I9 IN
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Observation-Disclosures.

d. kONEY-N0EEY-4ON
IMPORTANT N0TICR.-Au persons In want Of
II Money can BE- supplied wiz all sums. 80.
Cash advances on Jevelry, Watches, Furpitura
Groceries, aud Clothing IN business neeotistsd
b. 80 = 8 ISAAC HENTZBERc.
Pawn Broker, south side Pa sssnue, hetp az
apd Sd sts, opp. " g. Hotel .o.I.7, --,'' = =.
At stors closed ON sstgrday antitesnals H.As
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The PRICE OF WHEAr-Mr. Star hope
your Georgetown correspondent, Spectator"
who appears to be perfectly familiar with the
interest of the town, will explain WIN it is
that wheat brings from 20 to % cents more in
Baltimore every day than it does in George
town ! take the reports as they appear in
the public journals. If this disparity in price.
continues, We need not expect the MetropoIi-
tan Railroad (even if freight were free) could
ever direct the trade in the upper country
from Baltimore SURscpInrp
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FuNERAL.-Yesterday afternoon, the mem.
bers Of the German Benevolent Association
attended the funeral of Andrew Stopper, de-
Prospsri's Brass Band, who appeared in their
new undress uniform, which is very neat
They discoursed most eloquent and sweet music
or their way to and from the funeral. and
while under the leadership of their present
conductor cannot fail to s'Prosper." Excuse
the pun, dear reader. They intend soon to
come out at the head of some of our military
companies in their regimental uniform, and
will create quite a sensation
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS

THIS town is situated beautiful undulatIpg
4 prairis 10 miles from d. enpou aud " miles
rom husrate. II ia Oh the stat. road. miles from
the Miss ssippi and Msso Railroad and miles from
the river. II svery healthy: with pop9Iaiion OF
handred not ~ sick having 0rrn~red this
summer. II il within half mile til. eg md the
.iine distance Of the best cod banks in IN. country
I well watered both with springs and wells.
Blue Grass " contains ne store, with IA nne open.
for ano'h-r. backsmif. shop. wagon shop. cabinet
sop. etc Three bni din<sa being com pcfrd.
me Of which. % ample dimensions and intended for
fsri stansi- ~ for rent on reasonable terms Being
~ ID main travelled road and the ne rest pubi.
n1st miles distant, very fair ndureme IRE m -
resented 70 any ono wishing To engage ia the husi
ess. saw mill IL Ia ol"rat,oH 81 miles from, the
,~n aud Il grist mill is being erected at the same
lace
lots are nov fnr s'lr u III" above town on very
rea-Jn he teEr@ and 'hoS Wishing 10 build and To-
4" ~ 'rr Hll Rrr 81, Inducements pres .nted them
~ re ca-'Iy o''teI g 90 improved farms can be
punL sd &c. The vicinity II from sl5 to $50 per acre.
JAS. 4. BURNsIDES,
H,us elas.- oe.T,h, 1854 TigwH
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FACTS ron ruI PEOPLE.

= H. e,eaa progress constantly making " every
he~ssh ~ 6ciefce and Art In this country, ana 81
,sciaIy ~ davenport, Ne arr ~ making ~
~' uxu1lsrANpue OF THE P1oPL1
nm. not been forgoten for there has been sr neo'
80 SAes Nswrfaetsvy snd store estAbllshed ~ i'ns
cnnort 81, Brs,y a. bctween second and Ehtrd wnefs
avery variety OF the most fashionable boots Snoe,
can be fOund aud that Il may be 9eneratiy Know VIZ
such il the case the subscriber taxes ths opPounS
10 inform the public that he has en- hsni she ,xfSes
stock of Boots Il Shoes that was ever oncreu IN an;
s,ors In the State, all OF his make ana wafrnNe
N be "a good IA any custom work made IN THIS
hich he offers to sell At tess prices than mueh 'ero
articles can be bought for elsewhere. Also ne pre-
red to maketo order amy and all KINGS 81 me mos
shionable styles Of Boots and Sh al short notco
Particular Attention
will be paid to the manufacture OF Gems me sswc
Ronts and fame, She's: also Ladies' he Black aud OF
arra CATERS Glove Kid PoIkas, Jenny Linds, Buskip
' LEATHER AND BINDINGS
Constantly on hand A large stock OF Sole Laa'ar'
French and American calf upper leather: k,P Mosas
co Innings Binding. Pegs. Nails, Thread Saloon ~
ali articles usually kept IN finders st"res whien WI
soid nj the lowest ma ket price
Ia merrhant. and especially Boot and Shoemakers
~ould nav most emphatically III ! have on hans
100 Cases Of the Besf Bosts sn5 Shoes tnat wa
ever brought into u country which are offered !" VI
trade VI prices that will compete with any mouse y
tbs Western States and all who are n want o. n"h
made Boots and Shoes resfectfiii! ihSes 70 On
this stock before purchasing eisewhsrc; vn.,.,.,
W. G. BurTzsslELD, Agt.
June 10,
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GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
Wholesale and Retail


Wholesale and Retail
WE nave Just received the largest and best as
w ssrinsit Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH.
ING, tina. was broughtt TO this western country
ccnsi sting in part Of the following ucles:
American, English, French and German Broadelotl
Goats. % 'itorent stytcs and On ilt!es
0rsrcoats, Beaver Blanket. PeteYsaam, Pilot Cloth
rajah t,lotH. III N. Skin. Mohair.
Double Coats Of the same materials.
Fall Govt. ~ Satinbts, Iwcaa. Cashmere, Doe
skin Ca-hsasr.itH aui 'e;ns, of style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Confusing Of a nne assortment ~ silk rrayats
stocks, Meek mdserchefs, Pocket tndserchiefs
Drawers, Uadershirts, Hats. CaP-, Baekskin Gloves
India rubber otts and pants. Trunk. Vaiices and
Carpet bags Fine White and Fancy bosom Shirts
Shirt Collars. Al.s "A enc lot Of
BOYS CLOTHING
ID piece goods Persons will find II IN their inter
est 10 give as cali before purchasing elsewhere.
Store on Front Street, opposite Ferry Landing, 10
DR.. Halls rev b1i}airg.
BERLIZHEiaER q PLEIsCHMAN.
Davenport Sept. 10Th. 1854.
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FIX uu4orAS0ed Wonid 0ose soSp~<rul,, -,
large lot u Charter Osk, Air 1ieht
Now Ladies' fyoa have not dc right L wy. s'o'sl
PrssidsLt sou certainly have the right 10 .ae "
COOK sio,s sno osiors as.po!s mae ssues Tim
We would advise you to exercise this rie l., ~ hAe
ing would solicit your attention 10 the ~ cav u &C
We arrpnt them 70 give Perfect sstsil l,, e'ese
particular, ana y llnte cracks III he 'e3
uish new ones free Of charge; besides an, M
posted in regard ~ the operation al Iii, s, .,so. To,
any doubts whatever, from said lersot ~ ' 's's
demand a,r money until the cxlriiion o ~ ~ W,
Below WeRive toI! Of ce,lih, ates sur "a bv
living IL Hesrl, ever. Fart this Stat. felsoh,
i this Is tiroo' ostiSc thai this ia s,I,ro 20
We Will sa! no more. ' 500
We whose nan,cs are hereuLto ,ubs,,iid .
metho,i Of reeonimendfg IA. Glade, e. " '.te Nh
goatiig stove. s4.ld ny II Wekerslfn n tFh
eul or, Iowa, We bvlese il TO he tht Le., o az
b.liye u 10 be the heay 'tshd in.si aGfb e'
Toll vs. thed
JAS Norsai, y Rirley BH Woo. sara. l,s c j..
Knapp. Henrietta Brain.r. Am. Nc. otlitt = !
Woodward. Abher DAWSON, No lfolu lga tto1el
or. Hall Enos Tiehen.r. Louis 4 Ma,ilo,' ~.
rith, Thomas Nj 0avr.n, Charles Weston, bs,j .sa
.en. John !. Davies, Vim Aerril " N, e. Nm
Small. Adam Wegand,i b ollaner, A ii p5,,'I, 4
Fulton. Jas Thoringion. A. BilloL, l.S Bsrsa.
! Crosssn. A J Hyde, II l. Buiinn. Win itnr:tur., y n
Fsrr, Jno INF on, Jas Brnti,. " Il poltle -. g
Krowsr, Wiley, Wright. hens, Fearing. r', 7
ici, saui 0ass. Apnci eMl,hths. Elias Pros Nj.
| Falion. Jua 0lds, WIN Plhtts, D. Lcrharii H., v" ~
Wiley, Walker, Jno n Windsor, J d GAIN ~ ~
ram Brown, Vim skelter. Georg. sauhe re-, ~, NJ
Bcsldcs the above stove We keep cotstat ii, a,
the Prairie state Challenge. Ilack diamond ~. s
liz ., Clipper, Bsaut! OF the West, nd Others, AZ,
various patterns Of premium Stoves Aisn h roa,,ls
assortment Of Tin ware, CoIper do Juyarea do -
Nails oil sizes and Brass We will pay the biph :
market pdcs for I'D COPPER. Bsn.s Fowler, hon !,
Rags.
| march 10 y. WtCKEksHAN Il sos,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
Furniture and Chairs.
h. BAR r.,

Furniture and Chairs.
B. BARR,
WOULD respectfully inform the pub
-. u c that he has Just opened an add
k35zEESf7 tional Furniture Ware-room in tbs
building adjoining the old one. where
ae makes To order. and keeps on hand Sooa anosP
ecnt Of Cabinet Ware.
His stock consists in part 81
Dresslng and plain Bureaus;
Csntrs Card and sewing Tables;
Dining and Breakfast do.
Rsdsteads, i,cnhle and Singles
Lounges and Wardrobes
Cupboards large and small;
Ladies' Work Boxes, Looking Glasses;
Cribs tradles aud Trundie Beds:
once Desks, Towel Racks and Dustefs;
Chairs. Cane, Polka, French;
Scollop Rack, Split Bottom;
Sewing and Arm Rockers;
Also Willow Wagons. Baskets, Churns,
Tubs, Buckets selves, Brooms, Or. &C.
geom. on Brady street, between Third and r"a-.
streets.
Coffns made with dispatch.
Davenport, June 3oth. isSs