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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-02
wHnrEsAIE AVN RErAIL.

THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
+ goods Of all descriptions, In common USE consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats ana Caps,
Glassware. Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain. Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
G.. A. T. I. q Kanawha salt Hardware,
Nets and Mill Saws, Iron, MI kinds, Steel assorted,
Castings Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
Woodenware. Live geese feabers,Pitch & oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuis, &C..
viii IA will be sold al small advance for Cab. As
inte III keeping every thing in common use, persons
war ing articles obtain them Trout Street
a, II Brick Store opposite the Mills, Davenport Iowa
une q, IS53-2a. ]. NJ. BOWLING.
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strsngs Developsmsnt.
SCIENTIFIC Genare daily bringing 10 l,eA. 80
- lnventlois. AID the march VI Pfoxf>as Z osvasIs
persons EALD q becomisE viii PLEASED 70 lns
mai seienee tDc tong research oinsd AsNe brctn
peiofs ihe Peohc, Ire xssstes AoxbkE op1us Asg n
the Article OF EmSF1O0ss AnneYkea0 Mea1
heStOratsve, SIRE crRE soR BAIpHnnp anl -
prevent HAIs rsoH FALLrFs. See Creglass . - m
u Agents. Price lilo in large Bottles -
Sold SF all The Druggists in Davenpcr and T. fsiasA
{. 4. FISHER Il CO. Proprisaors.
sept %, le54-trw-4n -.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-02
VOL. |, no. Is.
SEARS, WOOD 1 Co,
Bedstead Manufacturers, Lumber HxaAane
and Dealers In Plaued Ileerine.

MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only establishmentin In the West whAeo
SHERWOODsS CELEBRATED TURNING
LATHE is used for turning PRsHATlC HoRnS sssA =
Nerets Baiustsrs Bed Pssts, Tstis LsSs, and etAse
work too various 10 enumernte, with the
-Houfdisgs Of all isfs sensrss ~ sNr ssabse -
t0ste may sasssst Making the most psrSess
beautiful work that fancy can deairs, aad havA6
appearance Of eostiy sarvsd oerk.
June II, iej4-trw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-02
Land for Sale Cheap!

A BARGAIN, tw o 40 and one so acre tract mile,
y from the river near Bluo Grass, at S4t per acre
ca sh balance at and years. 655 acres OF splendid
land in one tract on the NJ y NJ Railroad. Also ont
4O acre tract so acres broke 20 and two 40 acre
tracts on the Railroad One tract of TO- of IS and
one f30 acres III miles from Davenport. cash balance
at |, and 3 years credit 100 acres in Section 81
Township 50 Range s East at 81 40 per aero cash.
The above property is destined eventually to be OF
wreatyalue. A. c. FULTON.
Sept a3, 1854.
AIDES Glove Kid Congress Doors, Polkas and
- Slips for sale and made 10 order nj the
Empire Boot and Shoe Store,
on Brady ~, ". c, btTTERftfiP' hsi.
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1854. 1854.
II. -. Mail EO1atr.
ES9 s - 90
1SEd
CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.

CH1CAGO q 6UCA AcAANU dAAL6UAU.
The 0nlv Railroad connection Of the Kississip-
pi with the Atlantic.
Three traus daily through TO Chicago Sundays ex-
gcpted.
Leaving Rock Isiand,
ls,-Through freight with 2d eass ears at 80 A. ".
arriving al Chicago s4o !. N.
ss--aaiI truin SEQ A. NJ.
Arriving IL Chicago r. M.
sd--ylght i.xpress 2sgery eveaiay) ssoPM.
Arriving al Chiese A. L.
Trains arrive at Rock Island.
Is,--Sigllt Express from cbleagaa At 20 A. H.
5d--Msjt Train Q =. n.
3d--Frefebt sSP.8,
T@AI freight trains have second class aiAd Elai-
grant ears attacied The trains ca this poad run 10
ard from ie DepotiD Glieago and ~ Geonnse1o
with trains Of the Michigan k9Utbern Essroaa. iaas
avoiding the Usaai expense Of Ecat siie ess<gs of
baggage.
Tickets through TO Chicago and all prgneipsl l3aess
East By the above be a5 " d. Il. btsyezss
Agent. the Poek Island depo; of fhe Chicago d Kock
Island Railroad, JOHN e. EESEY. fapt
w. II. WHITMAN, 2st. sap6.
Rock Island, may lst, ls54.
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@. e HuBBELL,

G.E HuBBELL,
Attorney and Counselor at Law & in Chancery
coavsyaacer, Notary Public, Loan and Lana
Agent, Collector Of Rents, Accounts Il Claims
oscc on srsiy ST. near Pos, 0nice: NitherwaS BLOCK
hhefaneyperenee pfseSeral years in bis proicssioi
iahs City orSew Yock, he deems himsef qual'hea "
fiEsac! all busaess entrusted to his charge ~ any %
A'sboEe branches ofhis professon-and having res
pohsee Ayenst ths city Of Washington, VIII receive
aad aeice.c4ins agains, the General Government
davenport Dec. Goth. 1883.
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THIS ROAD BEING NOW CoslLFTE, 1T OPENS
4 COMMUNICATION
! between PITTSBURGH and EhiludeL ph IA

THIS ROAD BEING NOW CoNLLFTE, IT OPENS
4 COMMUNICATION
between Pittsburgh and FhiladelPhia.
or PlrrsBuRen and BALrlaoRr, by which freight
from the eSt can reach Eastern .acrEst fsfeksr
and cheaper th.n by any OF the present rival routes
They connect with the Dailg PACKETS u Pittsburgh,
from ST. Louis Louisville, Cincinnati. Wheeling, and
ell the different points on the Western waters; also
with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad and ohis
and Pennsylvania Railroad, al Pittsburgh.
Cars run Through between PfttsdargA and Ph9!F-
deiphia without iranshipment Of freghtan advantage
that can be appreciated by all shippers.
In OF obstruction Of navigation, by lee or LoE
Water. Freights westward can be forwarded from
Pittsburgh to the Mississippi by Railroad
RATES OF FREIGHT
Between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia or BAl;imore-
First Class.
Rates. Ratss.
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats andl per 100 lbs.
Carpeting Furs and Peltries, Festh{
ers, Saddlery, &C., y W Gu % CTS
Second Class.
Books and Stationery, Dry goods in
bales. Drugs, Glassware. Groceries, * e,s 50 ~,
(except conee) Hardware, Hollow ~
ware, Machinery, Oil Cloth, Wool.j
Third Glass
3aga-ins, Bacon and Pork In huk,I
Butter salted, Copper in ingots, e- 40, .o.,.
Flaxseed, Hogs Hair, Flax, Leath- ~ o'''
er Eastward, Z.nc.
Fourth Glass.
Bacon and Pork packed Candesl
Eastward. Cheese Eastward, Fish
saled. Iron, Soda Ash. Tobacco in
Leaf, Eastward. Tar, Rosin, Whis- so ets 10 cts
key. Cotton, lin Snmmer) Coffee,
lard and Lard oil, (throughl Pork
fresh, in ear loads 1t owners risk,
GEO. c FRANCISCUS,
Freight agent, Pitts5srgh.
f. J sNEEDER.
Frsight .sgsHt, philadelphia.
M3GRAW & KO0NS.
freight agents, Baltimore.
JOSEPH Il ELLIOTT.
Frsigh Aren't, Ne West 81, ~ 7.
II. II HOUSTON, General Freight fgsst, Pkf!e.
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Washing without Labor

sDREWS celebrated Soap Powder Ior washing
: anu .a hihAiHs 'o' 0r' DALZELL's.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-02

CRESCENT DAGUERREAN GALLERY
ON BRADY, BET % AND Sd STREETS,
Over Mr. Jacoby's new Drug Store.
THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing tc
! their friends and the public generally that they
have fitted up the above SKY light Gal cry where they
will be pleased to ladies and gentle men, whether
they wish their iik epesses taken ornot.
Rooms open from 6 A NJ to S. M
All kinds ~ Daguerreo.ypes taken and warranted.
Instructions given In the art.
GASToN &KAYSEs
Oct Ia5t-dtfw3m 70,
REMOVAL.
eI>HE subscriber has removed his Furniture sahlist
| ment to his new brick building on Brady between
Third and Fourth Streets Ea side where he Is pre-
pared 10 accom- his customers with every thing
in his line of business. -,
Davenport Sept l4th, is54.trw-if
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II. IN uADOtNAbADD
DE ALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Hats, Caps. Roots, shoes, &c.,
Carpet Bags, etc, etc.
West side Brady bet. Second and Third sts,
One door South Forrest Building"
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
II TCheap for Cash. oc' @o' iSo4-ou
SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
LARGE assortment OF
N sRocHA LARGE d SINGLE SQUARE
Cashmere, SOLID c0LoRs,
uo'p cssuNHaEs,
sAY STATE
and other Kinds, Those wishing 10 purchase goot
Shawl should call aud examine orr stock.
KNAPP Il REDMON,
No Q lie Claire Row
DAVENPORT INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Life. FIRE.. and Marine Insurance..
Hartford Life insurance Co.--Captal S3ou,CO'
Of Hartford, Conn.
kcr Fire Insurance Co Capital Sl5opo'
of New York.
American Mutual Insurance Co.-Capit,i s3oo,oo'
y.,,on., protectior Insurance Co--Capita $3.50 CG'
Of New York.
I'll. .hova Cnmnspies arc aAoSuM BosrN. viii
Cash CAPITALS paid and in soieercv dbore sasptcioH
Insurance can be effected in the above toInpih-s
the m ,si reasonable rates. the motto 81 thcse tohi
nunies il No rspudiationit
i'1'' AMOS FtSEFiELD, Agent.
Oct No. Commsreial Block.
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For Sale

- LOTS on South side of Second Street In Iishepori
= Addition. apply 10 G L. ~ NENfONI.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-02
J MEsKIMEE, Agent,

J. MRSKIMEN. Agent.
PesstHgfr EiHss, fsttsbsrsh.
PKlLADELrHi, July, 1861
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-02

NPRINGs, Ax,es, Nuts and Washers, Wrongh
y Nails, Strap Hinges, at
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-02
FOR SALE.

TWO Ornamental Cottages on Ainsworth Street, II
4 GREEN'S 2d addition 10 City of Dav cnpors; goc1
well OF water and pump in kitchen-Lots well fenced.
Apply TO COOK & SARGENT, or
S.RUSSLE DOW.
June lst 1854.
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wh. y. pALzrLL
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THE Key and Plat Of Pine Hill Cemetery are 81 70
l rael Halls Cabinet Shop. on Brady Street. F0s
Information apply to Israel Hall orto
Davenport. Aug LIST, 1s54-trw-sf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09
Died.

U1C0s
On Friday morning. September 8, GEORGE II. L. sc1uR
NER, aged 80 years and months.
his friends snd acquaintance also those of his father
in.law VIM A. Burtis, respectfully invited to attend
his funeral at half past two O'Clock this afternoon from
So Merton street.
On Thursday, September Z MrcHAxr CoyRoY, sgsd 20
years ard months, native Of Gaeshil Kings county,
Ireland.
His friends are invited to attend his funeral from his
lac residence, "a West Twenty fourth street, at one
O'Clock THE afternoon.
Patrick McKEoS aged ~ years and 10 days, native
The friends Of the family particularly requested to
attend his funeral from his late residence 30 West Six
teenth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues
In Brooklyn Friday, September 8, after lingering
Illness MARGARET PRNrz In the 9th year Of her age
The friends and relatives Of the family, and those of
her father John Sweeney, respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral at two O'Clock to afternoon,
from her late residence Columbia street. near Congress-
South b. ooklyD.
In Brocklyn at his residence n Dean street on Wed
pesday evening, September O. WILLIAM SuTER In the 9th
year Of hts ege, formerly Of Montreal, Cansda.
In Jsrey City, on Friday, September 8, MARY JANE
McISns aged year and 81 days. youngest daughter of
Ed. ard and Mary Ann McGinns.
The memb<Is Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the furera at one O'Clock this afternoon from
the residence Of the parents, No sick row, Morgan
street. Jsrfey City Her remains win DO taken to Green
wood Cemetery.
Al Quarantine, Staten Island, on Wednesday, septem.
Der g, st p CHARLES HART, Of Fall River late Of
Savannah, Geo.
IsI River papers please copy.
At Patersop n, Wednesday, September @, in the
4S,h year Of her age, Of bilious remitten fever ALICE
The beloved wife Of Wm Sephsnaon and second daugo
ter OF The late Fam Craven Esq, wine aud spirit
chant, Hull England.
At New Hamburg Dutch ess county, N. Y, on wodnes.
cay. September 9, MARY smith, sister Of Epbram Smith
deceased, late Of New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09

DR WHEELER, OCULISr, 4S6 BROADWAY, CORNER
IL Of 8rocms street. devo1es his attention to diseases
OF the eye and the public that there 10 Of
tho numerous orders TO which the human eye Il sut
eot Which he caDnot thoroughly and permanently
TYR NATrBaFI Has REMOVED TO No 2os WALKER
L. street He recommends himself ns practical doc
ter, and especially surist In TINS branch no has
conplished quite astonishing cures, and great many
Of bis patients troubled for years with dcafncss are
entirely relieved Papers aud testimonials always
open scr ipspectop and conviction. once ho1rs, from
morning Gill p. and from TO p. NJ
IT He EAR AND EYE DIR HE r AUaISr AND 90.
uust devotes >pecaf attention TO the trea mont Of
oesfness and all Diseases fh- and cyo Beautiful
srt6ci.i eyes Inserted without pain which look AMI
III the natural organ The pest variety OF Ger
trnructs Nent 10 snit all degrees Of deafpess O6oa
ae4 Broadway. Hours, IRON TO IL and from . 70 g.
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On Wednesday, September g. b. the Few. Edwlrd Ia
throo, Mr.. CHAs. j. BELTS to Miss CAROLINE E. JENKINS
daughter Of VIM. jenkins ESQ all Of this city.
On thursday. August IL, by the Rev. hr. Lewis, Ed
WARD s. CouRTIAsDT, Of Brooklyn, L. to Miss SARAH
Pollock, Of Fsbkill, Dutcbess county, N Y
90 Thursday, September I, by the Rev DR.. Johnston,
at All -aDts' Church, Mr. MARTIN j. LYONS 10 Miss ELLA
r. Woodruff, second daughter of VIM. Woodruff, Esq
all II this city.
On THURSDAY, September T. by the Rev. R. G. Dickson,
1877 East twelfth street Mr. JACOB H. GRAHAM of Brook
lyn, to Mics LMMA ROBERTS, of this city.
On Wednesday evening, September 9, at st Joseph's
Church, Ak n avenue by the Rev. Mr.. Jerome, sIr.
MIcRAE GIL Miss CATARNE MASON, both of this city.
At Hoboken, j., on Wednesday, September Q, by the
Rv J. p Stryker, Mr. CHARLES MINNRRLY to Miss ELIZA
BETH WALLER all Of Hobob en-
At Piscataway. N. j, Wednesday morning, Septem.
Der o. by the rev Isaac Smith, WILLIAM SMITH, Of New
Yorg, and MARGARET A second daughter of the late
John Kirs patrick Of The former place.
1T Charestown, hass, on thursday, September 7, BY
the Rev g. Tappan, W. w. O'DwYER, Of Abbottsford
Canada East to REBEOcA daughter Of the late Dr. Bsps
min Seabury, Of Charlestown, Mass.
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ENeLIsH ADvERTrsHnrEyT.

n OND0N COFFEE HOUSE, LUDGATE HILL. LONDON.
IL --Elwsrd Ellis, hitherto associated with his father
OF the Star and Garter, Richmond Lin, begs notify
that after months occupation Of the above named
hotel no has edoced such substantial alterations
Improvements in the general construction 81 tho house
as he feels assured specially demanded at the
time, and which, with attention TO business, h. hopes
viii eptitle tho london Coffee House 20 ts pristine wide
spread reputation. The capabilities Of the london Core
House, IN point Of space yell Its advantages Of
alton and qnietness Of accommodation, have been
ana appreciotei for more than century speciou-
arc handsome smokins room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09

WiIdey's Patent Schumacher Safe.n-
Hessrs Sfesrns Marvin, Nos IA and lad Water street,
s0ctnue 10 make and sell Wlacrs Patent Salamander
fe and the only persons auth rzed except the
New England ~tates) to make and sell the same. New
York, Sept 8, 1854. G. WILDER, Patentee.
NEW LluEAys Ang l6, 1854.
Aesers STEARNs & MARVIN Nos. IA and l46 Water
street, New Y.rs -Gen'lemen-In the great FIRE which
escu'1ed here on the 9th inst store completely
consumed. The hsmes from the drug atore opposite
us 90 rapidly that had barely time to lock
up our hooks aDd make escape through the buck
door Our safe Of your I" Rich Co.'s Sslaman.
der sses" (wiides's paten, and although the fire
one Of the httest, there being large quantity Of L.
%aers oil snd other merchandise slowed in tbs baildne,
yot tho books and ont upDured except
Sndipg started slightly We perfestly satisfied
that your safes Ere proof and shall procure
naOther of the same kind Yours, &C.
H. N. DALEY 4 Co.
A largo assortment OF he above sizes on hand, and
Jouess lmpenetrabc Worlds Far Lock Depot above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09

M ArONAL RACE COURSE DURING THE DAYS
IN Of The races and the Na,iopsl Horse Fair, toe
sf.ame BLAND CITY viii lea We Fulton market slip
O. 9. 10 II, and II A. NJ, D. . aud so oclook NJ
ectP with 'he az the Flushing railroad A. Hun
ttr's Point, direct 10 The National Course returning viii
leave the National depot al l. and O. 80 At the
fare Of % Passengers also tale the ferry At
the foot Of tenth street 70 Gr.enp hsre they viii
find free convey nce 10 the Bunter's Point.
L 7. DUDLEY, superintendent
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For Fever and Aguc--Jnsifa Ch0icgogue,
81 90 Deshlor's periodic pills. al For coro5s &c :
Easttng's ssrnp Of Naptha Watts nervous satlsoto,
each e. For scrofnla &c Townsends and sorso'a sar
hnic diu,eic, woe's chiedam aromatic sohpanns Al.
Isr suppft salon, Van Uamhrrt's female mo tbv ns
Dor sore nipples, Richardson's nipple oil, so cents
AsStION'S, l27 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09

CPORTING. - KING CHARLES AND BLENHEN
~ spaniel pups nam moth Newfoundland pups 5ootcf
and English terriers English grey hounds and variety
OF ober choice breeds Stock dogs Of the pures blood
Please copy the address, EOS Water seet Of Ful
too, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09

rheumatism, Scr0fuls, dkc.-Hyatt's Life
basam the most certain remedy for these terrible dis
You who suffering the most torturr pains,
remember that few doses Of this powerful yet pleasant
compound, will afford certain relief. Thousands Of
have been cured published In the SUM- rald and
o'ber papers. These certificates from well Known
citizens, who be and consulted at any hour.
CT cuars containing these certificates be had at
the prr cpal depot No 246 Grand street Seventy Ave
cents ne bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09

pOWFRY THEATRE-sARDANAPAL THIS LONG
ID talked OF piece has ut ength produced At this
theatre The sturendous undertaking OF Mrs Hambin,
rs the King has BEEN with complete success.
dancing pujs If beautifully effective which remark may
BE- tro'hiuly applied 10 e.ry ablau In this Intensely
interesting play Mrs. Eambln's personfcat0n OF the
King in his Ddolep. siae in the early stages Of the
play, true to 'he life Her rendition OF v0lu otnous
passion in the 1--we with Myrha, perfect
Conception Of The aptbor's icess II tho mirror
held W Ia nature" b, his mac less hand. The
total abaodoDment of the Eastern Premier Ia those days
of yo,e 10 he OF love and the enchanment Of
the h6vng cup even at the peril Of the State, most
sound Of is runR In the Krg's ear ths ma.chless
prts'e with power ard sn.rys wonderful to be
in woman shows forth the awakened fire Of tho called
"Womsn King ~tt 81 eDgth Of will aud energy Of
peal Of applause nightly greet her triumph Bat
the gem, the ttartln z beauties Of the whole play,
arc 10 be found in the incompatible acting Of Mrs.
uamblin. when she relates the dream to the
tountsnsGce in describing the horrd scenes Of this
earu dream her charge from horror aim st to frenzy
rightly eucbsin ber brtafhess andsnce until, 1t the
end Of the they find to heir pen up feelings
10 pg and Enthusiastic plsudts. The whole crowned
by cs vivid NC 1ecr ptinn OF tho burning Of the
palace and the obstruction Of the city Of Nineveh The
costume - STs Ham lie Ia the most gorgeous AMI
rect In character have We had forgotten
where after fha and peril Of the battle
goblet Of wa'cr il brought she gyssps with avi.
The stoqcies and par'icnls y the prior to which
The krg nIUo'ates himself Ia the burning palace are
most porerfus given che gentle Myrrhs finds very
rrc,y representative in Mis- Grey; and the stern soldier
" Pope: the cnarac o. Parma IL also we'll tanned
by Mr. Dunn. This beautiful play embsushed a. ~ ID
by the superb acting Of YRS Hamblip not fail In hav
irg most successful run
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09

The Great Fnsbl0n ROOk.-F1ank Iscslic's
Ldies tie of Fashion Is allowed TO be the only
hable authority fashion The fall bcnnets.
ccaks dresses, children's garments illustrated
Ia the Sep ember number just published, containing
BEAUTIFUL coloied plato and numerous engrangs Of fash
k1us pate for needlework, musis &C. Price Is
meats FRANK LESLIE, No. John street. and all
booksellers.
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YT,BE TREASURER or THE NEW YORK FIRE DE-
Il pariment gratefully Acknowledges the receipt,
through the hands Of Alfred Carson Chief Engineer
OF Messrs VIM. ~ Johnson's Sons, check for $780,
donation TO the Charitable Fund OF the Department,
which accompanied by the following mmunicaton:
JOHN GILES, Treasurer
To Alfred Carson Esq, chief Engineer Of thu New
York Fiie Department Dear sir-Allow Us to present.
through their Chief for the Of the fund
OF the New York FIRE Department, the enclosed check
for e6oo. The ereree ic and well directed efforts en-
plos cd last night at the are In West Sixteenth street,
whereby portion Of works destroyed tho
means OF sssDg. well the insurance comp snies
much heavier loss In addition TO the enclosed please
convey 10 the Department Individually collectively
derstiops Of highest gratitude and respect We
have the honor to be Jour friends,
WIN NJ JoHNsoN's SONS.
New York, Sept 8. 1854.
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BILLIARDS.

puIIARD TABLEs-ONLY PATENT CUSHIONS IN
ID America, Of thirty years standing A. BAssord'a
duocd pTices, chesp IS any nrge assortment ready
for shpping Billiard players win And aste and metal
beds and rubber air cushions 81 Ann street.
Vt leo Fulton strast Every article Ia tn tAds for ssa
DIILIARD TABLES FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.
I'D "A large stock, consisting Of mahogany and rose
weod with marble or slate and wood BEDS madeup in
tho latest style and best possible Of workman
ship with the patent elastic cushons also every article
in the trade, cheap for cash.
GRIFFITH 3 DECKER, 90 Ann street.
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y CsO~ksI q 0rksss Clocks !ii-Tnc most desi-
Sabie aterns ts te fouDo ia Paris emoracog over one
hnnAred styles For sab a. al Adsacce toe COST
81 inprtsiion, by
W, J. r DAILY l. co esl and e3s Broad .ay.
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Defiancc Salamnn1cr Safes.-RObert M.
PATSICK IL the sola in the United States
IL the above celebrated Safes and G. oias lmpene.
4ahle defiance locss aad bars Depot 122 Pearl
street, one door below Maiden lane mandatory, co. 62
o. and o. Cannon street. :
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE IT uLs FOR EUROPE
i rsr United Sta'es steamer ,SaINGTON will close
at this office SATURDAY, september o. At 10h O'clock
A. N. IsAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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ol5 Only for q HOmcste Ad.-Ihis small sum
win bu 'd lot zoe feet square, equal to four
c,ty lots farm Of from 10 20 800 bull ing
Lsf and 100 IN viii be divided among 40 sharehold
efs tho Cd cay Of Onober, 1854 Each shareholder
vii have four building lots, Is by 100 ct farm Of
from to 81 1t is beautiful and healthy location
the Long island Ia ilr ,ad celebrated Lake
fonl oDkoma rs shares have Just been taken in a
eruthern city few shores lefs. Apply to CHARLES
WOOD 2oS Broadway, where maps and pamphlets can
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yVusehss aA 0ssaaly nesussa Pvseess-al-
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4 a SIS s2o oliver hnnane laws, je~s'sd SIS, sen
-; ladies' GOLD watches, sz3 s2s, $50 large Assort
nsnI Of 20 and .iivsr watches JOHN COX. Importer
n watches, 264 Bowsry.
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Birth,
In San Francisco, Cal, July % the lady Of Capt
David Van Pelt, Of . son.