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FR&NCH AND EN6LJsH

FRRNCH AND EN6LIsH
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES'
Df ". A. TYSON and Sisters. on z g., oetvesr
ID l.oE apd 18TH streets, Washington, d. Che
aties f this isst:tuiion vii be resumed on Mon
isy, the 18th S-p;enter. when the pupls sre -
.iTei 70 b. punctusl IN IN. ir -eats
For terms, dc, circulars may be hsd Il au tbs
:r ,Gcipsl bookstores in the c,y.
aug I0-eotls hsep
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WM. III. KING. M. n.

Otfce on tn street JetCeen I and Il street,
hR. KING having been engaged in the rractice
- practice of Meiicin. and Surgery for ten PEARS
III Pennsylvania, trusts ne will render satishst on
to tho-s who msy wish his profess onal services
The bsst of references osn be given.
aug 90 Int
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A| ANTEnTrn or twelve nngroom NER-
w FANT& for thu Fsuqui-r Whits sull hur
Springs Enquire st the Office on the copper Of y
aud 18th st pets ,uy-,<
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Wants.

HoEes" and Worried" advertisements, -four hi q
o. lass. tN Zach Insertion, IS cents, each sddiiona
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Expressly for the Daily Evesinf stsr

rfrrible Fire at srsy. n rs-Tve Huud,.a
Buildings Destroyed-Less. One Million.
Sxv YORK, August .6 Troy, y. Z, Aas
been visited by the no.t terribly destructy,
Ere that ever befsl an interior city or town h
the United States
The IRE broke out yesterday afternoon and
rsyed sor several hours with the usc<t dcs,ruc-
tive fury, in spite cfsvery s,srtiso 10 arrest the
progress Of the flames.
Upwards Oft~o hundred buildinss, includlps
stores, hotels, and private dwelsinss, have bseo
destroyed r..
The lOss L roughly estimated g. o,s rnIllioe
OF dollsIa
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-. OF TIE TAERkohErRR.-Ths thar.
sod.1 IN our coz nting- room, 1T IL O'Clock
'' s'ooo AZ ~ degrees above sero
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SELECT PRIMARY SCHOOL,

SELECI PRIMARY SCHUUI.
'9NHE MISSES QUINCY having re moved TO the
1 northwest corner Of s b AUD 4 streets, will BIZ
ready for the reception OF pupils on MONDAY. Sep
tember 4th. ap1 a2-lvs
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--'t Collectors Once, Aug ,lst l, 1854
NOTICE TO r I.pA Y ER0,-DH-
~ DUCTl0S FOR PROMPT pAvMEHT.-Nor3.s
hereby given that the Taxes for the year 1854 sp
NV due, ana psyable 1t thts ofi,os; end that %
iuc ION Of eight per cent ia alIox.d ~ yau for tbs
;urrrnt YEAR if paid o. or before the alst inst
T. J. ROCHE
aug 2-eotd ColIss tor
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% CENT pAGUERREOTYpES.

% CENT DAGUERREOTYPES.
Nix CHI apsst- tes', and on ly pscs in the city Is
/ q. the ID stand of J. j. Woodbridgr, Pa. ave
1ue. b. re you get most perfect and liflike
'ser.ss, beautifully eolor-d and fol b for The
'p.ll sum O. rs MS We hsve t~o ~ the best %
rstors In The United States. While the polite and
,eptlemany att ndsnos OF Pref Frank stei Tai
sdse, makes IL agreeable to Al VITO may wth 70
sSor u with her patronage.
2l- eo3rs aTPWAPr
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DUTN A MS NJ AGAZINE for september
l. for sale at sHTLLINGTON'5.
f.rabams Magazine for Septembe.
Godey's Lays Book do
Vincent Notes Fifty years IL both Hemisphere,
ifs and adventures CT Percval Mayberry
The ys Iousa Plot complete, by Rev, ODDS
yerything In the Book and stationery line at
SHILLING ON'S Book store,
cor. Pa az. and ~ 1T Odeon Building.
aug 25-tf
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Sci LING OF AT OOST.
- UMMER SILKS, Ber.ces. Lawns
- GinehsMs, Light Caicces
Boz nets, Bonnet Ribbope
Ard vsrious oth.r sty - OF summee goods, A. Il
Fhich " II bs closed out at cost, and In caes
as than co@t
Customers viii 70 wen to give me osIl-
Nm. X. RILEY.
Corner Ssh strset, OPP. Csntss Mark<
jy 2f-1m
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"ANTEn-To purchase . HOUSE and LOT
~ suitable for emsll family, ituatsd conve
Went tn tina Departments, and in healthy loc.t,on
FOR fu'h the "a Il vi be p,id il the terms &c ar,
aereeahle. Addr, s. 'E L "" st this oiics.
aug 23-4t
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DLASrERERS wANTED-Four or five first rae
L fLASEERERS can fna employment at the
,mrhsonian 1ns'i ution at the hi!hest city wag.-
by applying to GEORGE BECKERT. Masts- pios.
terer on The prem isss aug 25-4tt
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For Sale and Rent

| Eok RENf-Tvo ROOMS, suitable for t<ae.S. or
| L "a of'oe ead bad room. iunediasely tppc-ite
| the CITY Hsi. -ll1-' OuAa & wALLACH
| aus q -eo2R Co.,. 60
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A VET, ruRsE WANrED-Enuuire d. No. Sc
a Psnnsvivania avenue, Six Buildiuga =
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FUSBRAL OF ANOTHER Scorr GUARD.--The
Scott Guards were out yesterday afternoon
sttsnding tho funeral Of James W. Leckis, g
member, who died on Thursday. Esputs {
band made solemn music for the occasion lie
was IN the sixteenth year Of his age This i.
the second death in the compsny within thres
oayS-s remarkable circum ,tance considering
their youthfulness But as tho sweet and
gifted Mrs. Hemans Gays:
Leaves have their time to fall,
AND Jwers TO with"r az the north winds breath
And stars To- set-bu all
lhou hast all seasous for thine own, o deathI;'
IHs CANT MEETING NEAR BRookyILLE-
me great lamp Meeting of Montgomery CO.,
unosL .ae direction of the Rev. Thos SewalI
o'1eoa Yesterday morning The records show
ing ciersynen were present and took an .c,;vs
ana emcient part in the exercises. Rev Rishon
waugh, Rev nessrs Phelps, Dashield r
Brooke, Steele, Israel, Wysopg, G1and;n
Brown, McNerhsny, Laney, IdWard Kin.si
Bowen, kott, Ball, Wilson, Hank, and tho :. -
preachers OF the Rockville cireuit NJ
Sewaii and Hough. The chief managers we, =
Messrs Ihoe- u Smith and Chas. E. Walker
both OF whom deserve great credit
ArrEsPr AT BURGLARY.-On Tbu,s5ov
night last, some villains attempted to torcs a |,
entrance into the dwelling Of CommoSora
Skinner, corner Of llth and n st,a.,. ri
noise they made aroused the peiehbor. ~
in trying to arrest the parties aIsrmsd rh.r"
snd they escaped. Commodore skinnsr m
family are out of the city, and there uss NON,
70 protect The place bat the neishbors
WATCH REfuREs.-Dsniel Barton, oolored
oat after hours, fine and costs; 7. stutely, do
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SrRIhING A CHILD, dC.-Yesterday Jacob
VIII. ANS, colored man, was arrested BY Officer
l ea,man for striking a little white boy on the
bead with brush, injuring him severely
Justice Dom held him to security for court.
The same Justice held Michael Maloney to
bail for court, for an assault and battery on
Walter Cadman. He struck Cadmap on the
head With piece of iron.
Dennis Mccarthy for participating in the
light, and throwing brick, was held to bail
for court; and for con,emp. of the magistr ate
was sent to Jail. Officers Timms and Wester.
field arrested the parties.
PROsPERI's GALA DAY -Remember Pros
peri's grand excursion and concert on Mon.
day. The pieces to be played are Quick Steps.
composed by the Professor, in honor of the
Presidents Mounted Guard, the National
Guards, the National Greys, the Montgomery
Guards, the Columbia Fire Company. and a
new piece to the Highlsnders. Fr Prospect
will play cora memoria on piccola flute, and
others will give sweet solos, &c. Pr0Spert- ty
be with them.
CAMP MbSrINGs.-The camp meeting of the
Methodist Episcodsl Church, South, com
meheed at Union, Fairfax county, yesterday.
a CANT meeting Is To DO held at Emory Chapel,
near Dunffies, Prince William county, Va.
commencing on the 1st of September.
START offIcER.-A few days since, r. O.
Hermiilion. county constable, had naaes
Va against Mrs. Benpsr, Who lives a,
s me Navy Yard. In serving the warrant. he
, 90 No %: lady .i"k in bed, and he took hold
h.n nS' M.epPt to pull her from 1t Her bus
that he , wonfa MS unmanly efforts, telling him
s.a. ne YOU'D procure . hack for her oonvav.
s Saoe before the magistrate. Vermillion an MI
saf' 1eansE' and refused TO comply With sucb
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"ANTEh- Every man and woman TO read the
~ advertisement Of the UNION LAND ASSO-
GA 1ON, which you aili end In this paper, in the
column heated "For sale and Rant"
avg 26-2ss
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WAfcH REfuREs.-Dsniel Barton, oolored
out after hours fine and costs; T. Stutely, do
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MANIA. A-PorU.-This morning colored man
named jenkins, went to the Office of Justice
Dom and asked to be sent to Jail for protee.
ton. He said the butchers had bought him
and were goin g to cut him up for " hog meat
he said they shot him in the neck and findin 2
that did not kill they tried to cut bis throat,
when he broke away and ran from them II
was evident the poor fellow was suffering with
mania-a.potu, and the Justice sent him to Jail
TO " save his baoon'
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"ASTED.-A good cook; also, a blssk nan, st
w G. W. HhVENER'S
jy 10 street, between i and 9TH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27
NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,

I'VE are now running seali-weekly Express 20 and
w from 81. Louis 10 Hannibal. Quincy, keokus.
Burlington, Mus,atine, Rock Island, Davenport and
Intermediate ,laces TO Galena. Oar arrangements
with the steam packets aiIord facilities for the sale
and speedy transportation Of bank notes. specie pack
ages and bales of goods: the collection and pay
ne Of uotss ad ts. and the purchase of goods
Oh orders. &C., &C. A trust, messenger III accom-
p;y each Express provided with iron safe for The
Ores for The purchase Of good. &c. from Galena
and other point the route. III have prompt atfeii-
ilon and packages returned b. tie frst messenger.
Packages " IA be called FOR and delivered Ut 81 Louis
v ,hoat charge for eartage. Messengers viii leave
Tuesday and Fridays of each week AT Galeha We
conneei i'll Burbank b Co. to T. P4Ii Aiss 10 NJ
cago iufjiis New York and al TIE principal eastern
eieis LIVINGSTON. FARGO q Co.. Props.
RENNICk h SON. Agents,
sept l-5e-3m Davenport, Iowa.
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Chicago aud Mississippi Railroad.
t. "a II &C. 5'ss'szzs|sss-1,

"a Il - ;aii:5.
DASSENGEkS for Bloomington. Springfield. Alton,
and Loais, will fd the route via T. Sa lie to be
the speed est now open to the public. ana not
subjected the usual delays of the River. By taking
the CHICAGO &. ROCK ISLAND RAILROADS T. La
Sale the IL oIS CENTRAL RAILROAD TO Bloom
ington, aud the
CHICAGO a. MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
to Alton ard st. Louis. passengers are taken through
Without delay in l8 Hours!
Ths route L, st. Louis via Mississippi Rivers THREE
HukDRrs MILES and time FORTY-FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
ire made at Bloomington with PEORIA Pekin and Ur-
bna: ut Springfield With Bardstown, Petersburg and
Havana; at Vrden with Waveriy; AT Carlinville with
Hillsboro, Van Burenshurg, Wanda ia and Salem; at
Brighton with Greenfield and Scottville and at Alton
with jerseyvle, Carroilon. Edwardsyilie. Highland
and Carlyle. The trains also connect at Sprnfeld with
the Great Western Railroad, for Decatur, Hsute,
Jacksonville and Naples
Hassenger. arriving 4; St. Louis. will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri Ohio, aud Tennessee Rv-
crs and also with Steamers for Msmphis Vicksburg
Eatchez. and New Orleans.
Passenger Trains leave Bloomington a. 4. II.
and ~ r T., the arrival Of the Trains from the
North.
,-F F,rIckets con be procured Of A. r. LANGLEY,
Agent at La Sails for any point on the Chicago MIS-
sissippi Rail Road.
E. KEAL1NG, suprc AARR.
June 9Th, les41y
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WHO WANTS A HoMEl
MARBLE WORKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
i the citizens of Davenport and vicinity, and 70 al
these wishing to purchase MONUMENTS Nj to the mem.
oy of their deceased friends that they be supplied
by calling at his shop, Main ST., between First and
Second, west side, where he will be pleased to furnish
CUT STONE of every description rs low it can be
bought in the Western country
Italian and American Marble for Monuments, lead
and FOOT STONES. Also superior article of FREE
STONE, Sc, vely cheap. w. w. KENNEDY.
Davenport, June =. IS53-25
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and well selected stosk
Il goods of all deserpnons, In common uss consisting
Of Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware. Gueensware. Buffalo Robca,
Groceries Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
CARPET Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
c. A. T. l. d Kanawha salt Hardware,
Nets and Min Saws. Iron, all kinds, Steel assorted,
Castings. Nails. all kinds, Grindstones,
Woodenware, Live geese feathers, Pitch & Oakum,
Sole and Hpper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, pye Stuff, Sc,
Nhi b viii he sold AT a small advance for Cab. As I
ntt III Keeping every thing in common use, persons
val ng several articles can obtain them Front Street
1t Brick Store opposite the Mills, Davenport Iowa.
une Q. i>53-o9. j. NJ. BOWLING.
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CIR OC T. II | II $ i,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

4 be subscriber has opened Grocery and Provision
store on the corner of Front and Perry sts oppo,
site Messrs. Burrows u Prett.mnns mill; where VIII
he found choice assortment ofGroeeries. froVis,ohe'
Woole,. ware. Nails. Glass, White Lead, Oakum hos-
in &c &c. all Of which y be sold low for cash OF
rBde. F , ,
Dealers In the above articles Will DO wei 70 caii AM
examine the stock befor. purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid 10 receiving storage. rof-
wardiug and selling Of merchandise and pfoduee,
Davsnport, July IA, 1853. NJ. DALZELL.
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: N0TICE!I

CHILD BAKER having purchased Ne busssss
announce that they intend to carry on the MaIlvarg
business In all its brsnchesand will b. In reeeips g
ment OF everything embraced In the Hardware HpN e.
ge1nei with full stock 0f Iron, Malta, ks.
Incir hcilities being unsurpassed and theY apyaAv
menss compiete they expect 70 extsnA % the 81
Of The Establishment and the public u eeo-
era Inducements for purchasing equal 70 any Hard
ware house North Of St. Louis or Weot or Chicseo ~
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
Davenport, Feb. 18Th, 1854
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Buckskin 6lovs Tsaafaefo77.

INHE Subscribers having established thsmeelves In
the sbcve bustnsss on Main, beswssn Iss ana q
did assortment Of Gloves and Mittene fbr H. srfsu
tfsde. viz; Beaver, Otter, Natris, Rusa Der Ccse1
wristed and buckskin 0auntetts, full lsnetk Haaeie
Mittens.
We have on hand India Rubber Gloves and nisssnax
extra ,a heavy aik, Kid exts cloth Las thrssd I'D
Ol'd silk do, Cotton Socks, Unbrellao - Naikinc
Sticks For sale ChsaD.
Also assortment Of Fancy and saam WS,,.
Hickory stalks and buckskin lasss Of cur evn ~.
factare.
umbreilassnd Parasols repaired At ebert asfsss.
Aecordeons and Mclodeens repaired I'D vasraateA,
patronage Of the public II respectfully eoIoite1
n. b. Cash paid for Deer Skins.
KEITH & teWm
Davenport, June a. Iasl-trN.u
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Strange Dsvslopsusat.

SCIENTIf1C Men re daily bringing - lixAt new
y Inventions, aud the march Of Progress Il onward,
persons BALD Or becoming will b eassd 70 aAra
that Science and long research bned have brought
before the Public the greatest o. ras Ass In
the Article Of EmersOmss A merican Hair
hestOratiye, A ssRs crRR soR BALDnsae and -
prevent HAIR FALLISs. See Circulars to b hsd
Of Agents. Price eI0C In large Bottles. ~
Sold 5y all the Druggists in Davenport and T. Island
6. =. FISHER CO., Propnstors.
81 Superior Street, Cleveland, OAis.
sept 80, 1e5i-trw.4m
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Land for Sale Cheap!

4 BARGAIN, two 40 and one so acre tract mile.
\ fT m The river near Bias Grass. at S4l per acre
cash balance at and years. 6Jj Of spieudd
and IN one tract on the NJ. y N Railroad. Also oue
10 tract. 5n acres broke onc ~ aud 30 acre
cls the Railroad. One tra,t Of 10, one of IS ~
o 20 atr's II miic>fr Davenport, cash bal ine
!. and ysats crNdt 100 in Section q.
'owu>hip 50 Range S East 10 per acre cash -
he aboN property is destined eyentuaih tn be o,
-rea' value A. 4. FULTON.
- 'sIt
I ,tliE glove Md conyrrs- Doors. Polkas ard
4. Slips for sal npd made In order >, Tho
Empire Boot and Shoe Store,
on Brady So. ~. .. BcTTERFIELD, Ast.
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1854,
1854. 1904.
u. -. Mall RoAfc.
Css zssszE7 - a.

CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
The 0nlv Railro.d connection Of the Nississip-
pi with the Atlantic.
Three trpius daily through 70 Chicago Sundays ex-
opted.
Leaving Rock Island,
is-Through freight with I'd ciAAs cars at % A. N.
Arriving 1t Chicago 40 7. N.
aa-Mail train $50 A. n.
Arriving at Chicago r n.
3d-Night xpress (every eveHiagJ 5NP, y.
Arriving at Chica o A. N.
Trains arrive at Rock Island,
1s.--Night Express from Chicago At ef0A. y.
5i--Muil Train - Z. n
3d-Freight ESQ r. N.
TT7Ai freight trains have second class and Emi-
grant attached. The trains this Road run y
and from the same Depotin Chicago and IN connection
with trains of the Michigan Southern Ralr0nd, thus
avoiding the expense Of H cks and csrtxge Of
baggage.
Tickets through to Chicago and al principal places
East by the above route be had Of S. Stevens,
Agent, at the Rock Island depot OF the Chicago Rock
Island Railroad, JOHN Z. HENRY, Supt.
w. H. WHITMAN, Ast. Supt.
Reek Island, ma. ist, le5l
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THIS ROAD BEING NOW CoMLLETE, IT OPENS
COMMUNICATION
or PrTrsBuReH and BALrrNoRE, by which Freight
from the Vest can reach an Eastern Market qsisker
and cheaper than by any Of the presen. rival routes
from st. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling, and
ell the different points on the Western waters; also
with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad and Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad, al Pittsburgh.
Cars run through between Pitts6ursA and Pht!a-
deiphia without transhpnent of freight-an advantage
that can be appreciated by all shippers.
In of obstruction OF navigation, by Ies or Ls1
Water, Freights westward can DO forwarded from
Pittsburgh 10 the Mississippi by Railroad.
RATES OF FREIGHT
Between Pittsburgh and Philadelpbis or Baltimore.
First Class.
Ra.ss. Rs,s,.
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, andy per 100 lbs.
Csrpeting, Furss ind Peltries, Festh-{
ers, SaddIery, de-, y W e~. - e's.
Second Glass.
Book Md Stationery, Dry goods in
bales, Drugs, Glassware, Groceries, X -. Al a,
{sxeept cofee) Hardware, Hollow
ware, Machinery, Oil Cloth, WOOL
Third Class
BaSring Bacon and Pork in bulk,l
Butter salted, Copper in ingots, | AZ a.. sn
Flaxseed, Hogs Hair, Flax, Leath- s~
er Eastward, zinc,
Fourth Class.
Bacon and Pork packed, candlesl
Eastward. Cheese Eastward, Fish
salted. Iron, Soda Ash, Tobacco in
Leaf, Eastward, Tar, Rosin, Whs- 50 cts. 70 cis.
key, Cotton, Gn Sumlner) Coffee,
Lard and Lard Oil, (throuSh) Pork
fresh, in car ioads at owners risk.
GEO. c FRANCISCUS,
FrsieAt agent, PittsSn~SA.
E.I sNEEDER,
Frsi9kt -4gsnt. PAilaSetrAis.
NAGRAW q KOoNE.
Fy6fM .Agsxts, RsitiRoys.
JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
Weight .dreRs, .No Vest a.. " T.
u. II HOUSTON, GsnsreI Fystsh lgsnt, PAi's.
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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

Winter Arrangements
EXPREss TO tht East leaves Monday and ihursaas
T. IN the Evening Express 10 Mnscatine. Tuesday ana
Friday Express Galenn. Monday and Thursday, EN-
press st Louis by Railroad Monday and thursday.
For further information apply TO
RENWICK Il SON, Agents.
Bazaar Buildihgs, Ferry Landing.
DayenDort. Dec Eth. le53.
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PENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
GN u u &X4 4a51|| e ~ \
THREE DAILY LINES
FROM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA

THREE DAILY LINES
FROM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
RusNiss THROUGH sY MORNING MAiL TRAIN,
Lsaring Pittsburgh Of n. N. cad arristsS in PAI-
adetphia at l2t the same aigkt.
BY noon. THROUGH FAST LINE, leaving Pitts
buYs. III p. NJ and living in Philadelphia al u.
And by night THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN, leav-
ing Pittsburgh at $40 p D.. and arriving in Phsdel
thia 1T 2 p. M.
The Night Eaprsss daily; the other :wo, Sun
days excepted;
And connecting with the trains from
ST. LOUIS Missouri, Alton Galsna, Chicago, illinois,
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, Kentucky; Terre
Hxute, Madison, Laa, and Indianapolis. Indiana;
Cincinnati, Dayton. Springfield Beiiefonaine Sandus-
Ky. Toledo Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE, AassiI
Ion aud Wooster, Ohio.
Connecting at Pittsburgh with the Steam Packet Boats
from NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE
AND CINCINNATI.
FARE THROUGH (All the way by Railroad to
PHILADELPHIA FROM
Chicago, SIS 00,Coiumbus, s12 6S
Madison & La Fayette II 25 Beilefontains. l2 25
indianapolis, IS 525 GAINESVILLE 1925
Louisville, H25 Newark Il Snndusky, IL IS
Cincinnati, l4O0 Mansfield ,dk Crestline, II 90
Dayton, 1875 Wooster, 1850
Xena. HOOCleveland, luU0
Toledo, 1900 Pittsburgh 200
Passengers from ths West will find this the short
est and most expeditions Route TO PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, or BOSTON.
]. HESKIMEN, Agent,
Passengsr Lisss, PsttsbsrgA,
J. MEsKIMEN, Agent,
Passenger Lines, Pttsburgh.
PMLADELPHI, July, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27

WALc0TT HOUSE,.
First Station West on the line sS the r. Al
Railroad u miles from Daysnpsrt.
THE undersigned has furnished the shove house -
good style, and u ready 70 aecommodats ell We
may favor him with their patronage. = -
Persons desirous Of passing fSw weeks quietly ..
ne prairie where there 10 always delightful hroese
Will ma Waicott 70 repay them for visit.
10 SroRTsA1x-Grouss and other zane abound n
the vicinity. -
share Of public patronage IL respectfully soiisissA
JACOB MYERS.
wslcots, July 18th, lss4-wtrw-H
Doz. Fresh Baltimore oysters, at % PEI dsg tus-
~ received By the Shsnandoah, for ale Il
hovA 3. HIRsCHL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-27
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