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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-24
A D1seRAcEruL Aor.-A shameful per.

A DIsGRAcEFUL ACT.-A shameful per-
version of charity has recently occurred in our
city. A female of respectable demeanor took the
rounds in one or more of the Wards soliciting aid
for destitute family, and her appeal was respond
ed to- Very soon afterward similar application was
made by lady on behalf of the same family. This
induced an inquiry into the appropriation OF the
the woman who collected had retained it. although
in comfortable circumstances, and the distressed
family her own connexions With some difficulty
she YVES induced to disgorge portion of her plum
der; but how much she may have retained 10 only
known to her own conscience, which, it is to be
hoped, may one day give her some twinges.
When applicants for charity are not well known,
it would be well to ascertain the true state of the
case, or the destitute will suffer whethe dishonest
thrive
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CARPETS. CARPETS.--At
~ CHAs A. GWATKIN8.

Opp01lt0 kxEnd6ko bHuk.
A larg spd complete assortment Carpets Rpes and
Oil Cloths, ranging from the lowest price made. to
the finest Enssh velvets. some Of the richest ever
offered In this market. Housekeepers Hotel keep
err and buyers generally, iavitsd 70 cal. and
them. G A. 0WATKIN
en- 2l-6t Opposite Exchans~ Dsnk.
SCARCE AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
- Plain colorsd French De Lsinss for travelling
dresses
Mouslin Debacbe. for riding dresses
New style Fall Prints
ALSO,
Plain and Open Straw Hack Boxceta ysYy cheap
A large lot Of nest styles Bsrass De Laise4 very
cheap
Cambria and Mmlin Collas. ell prices.
C. A.0WAfHfN
% N-6t Opposite Exchanee nsnk.
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G0GEAC BRANDY - Martell, Honncs.
- 10y. Csali In k O., snd cthes bfsnjs. cd ana
ngssief asaluy. 8. hi pig.s. Ey .eis 81
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NARROW EscAPE.-The poisoning of some
fifteen or twenty persons ON Browns leland, last
Monday, came very near producing several deaths.
Nest of those who partook of the soup were seized
with violent vomiting and cramps Immediately af-
ter inducing many of their friends to suppose that
they had been attacked by the cholera Fortunately
medical aid readily procured, and all those who
were made sick have since been restored to health.
We have conversed with several of the sufferers,
az to the cause of the poison and most of them
of the opinion that it accidentalthat the cook
or some one else must have mistook some deadly
poison for seasoning, and used it as such.
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GRIsI--We sss that the price of tickets fol
Grid concerts in New York is s5. That il
rsfher high figure we think for these hard
dnee Il strikes ns that we should look
long time ct es before We would exchange II
svsn for Crisis excellent notes. Five dollars
ni asai'y buy half barrel Of -four Whilst
Hour and music are both mp to famine ur;cs.
we recommend people Who are not rich, to
stand By the aour barrel
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Ixrosrse PRocEssIos.-The processio,

EXPOSING PR0CEfsI0N.-Ihe procession
of fremen Artillerymen and citizens, that followed
the remains Of the late NICHOLAS WAIH to he
last resting place. from the second Baptist Church,
Yesterday morning, was one Of the most solemn
and imposing that we have witnessed In this city
for many, many days. The manner of the death Of
this unfortunate man, his short summons, the con-
met an untimely end while laboring voluntarily to
save from destruction the property of others, all
conspired to impress his numerous acquaintances
with the uncertainty of life and certainty of death
Personally, we knew but little of Mr.. Walsh, but
his intimate associates speak of him a. q kind,
warmhearted, generous fellow, and a staunch and
true friend. To him. it matters little what the
world may say of his past life but to his heart
broken wife aud orphan children IL will be conso-
ling in future to know that those who knew Nicho-
las Walsh best loved him most May he rest IN
peace @
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DxArH OF WLLIAn LaeoN.-We an
psired 20 announce this morning 10 deafh Of WI
IrAu LIoor. one Of the young mee thaf IVES caueh
and crushed By the falling Of wan on Cary .trsee
% Tuesday morning last He died about II ocloci
inst night at the residence of his uncles Church
KIN. surrounded By kind relatives and friends hav
Ing survived bis wounds about twenty -one hours-
William Ligon was yOuag man Of great promise
ard of such gentle and pleasAns manners that al
Who knew him loved him. He was not member
of the Fire Associations but by the conaent OF Nos
Company was IN the hsbit Of ASSISTING them n
Dimes Of ire When he wss caught ana crushed
By the WALL he was at his post doing valuable ser
vice The announcement Of his deAih came like q
electric shock upon his friends, but few Of whom
were aware Of dis critical situation.
Yesterday afternoon his funeral was attended b.
the Firemen of the city, and by hosts Of friends
sIl of whom seemed deeply impressed with the los
of one 90 young, 90 kind, 10 amiable. How truly
here msy We exclaim, 'sWhat shadows we are, ane
what shadows we pursue" "A
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UOYAL PARRISH, CoxnIsssor Nor

k0 CHANT, hsrlng located psrnaanantIy i the
Ctr Of hichmopd, solieits eondsnMsess ifom his
frisnde and others Of Wheat 4lo1r. zobeeeo. Ccsn
0stA Bacon. Batter. Lard. and tbs pro6usfions 81
the country generally. He hopes by strst af4ension
e bes!nese g share portion Of Inhlis patzoaess
tsesf. also ear ny asrvess q lay any artiels d
this maxket for my kionda, : 80 Z q
aa4-lm1ko-
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.OPPER BATH received
lot Plsnished COPPER BATH TUsA To-
ssthsr with large stock Of PLU MING NATE
hiALS OF every 4. scrpfion. which p pared TO
put up 10 town or country II the shortss notice la
the best nsnner and reasonable tesms. Orders
promptly attended 70. ~ 81 & -
an 24-3t PAUL HARGAAfN.
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CARPET BAGS AND SATCHELS.-
~ Carpet Bags snd ssichsis 10 sNriaty for s.se BY
~ e. HAnT1NELL CO.
au ~ us Broad ntreet
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GHOICE CIGARS.-IMPORTED AND
~ DOMESTIC CfGARS.--RICHARD c. HART
respectfully invites the attention Of the trade to his
samples OF foreign and domestic CIGARS, of the
most fevorte brands. Which may be the store
OF James Winston. on Main street. Tho subscriber
be found at the United States Hotel In this city
He viii supply the trade with choice Ciga on f.
vordble terms. RICHARD O. HART.
an 22-3t
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CROP THE RUNAWAY.--Ran away
~ from the subscriber, about the lst of August .
girl named FANNY. She is about l6 or I8 years Of
age, and very we'll grown. She has droll appear
snce, and was barefooted at the time she left She
was hire d from Mr. Geo. I. Herring.
The usnO rewsrd win be paid for her delivery to
an 22-3ts T. w M,ORE
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pool Times seems as sadly gravelled by the
neutrality treaty with Russia as by the burn.
ing OF San Juan. Of the latter affair it saws /:
has bat one parallel In modern history. and th.,
tine announcements of the ratification of treaty. he
tween the United States and Russia. in which the
1xG,s charge fafaus at Washin gton and MT Frank.
IN fiefces cabinet Of the UniIed States mutuallv
eisd themselves 10 perfect neutrality In the prese
va! Tne neutrahty Of the States pending the con.
tem IN which England ID gagged with despetism bas
Oees hatgfaiiy and consistently anticipated but II
never mas besn hnmbly solicited nor VIII Il be mawk
nniy craved II sense of honor. an sbhorrence oi
.ytsnny. and love Of universal Freedom cannot Pre-
The States and keep her within the pale Of po
haes. recutude and common morality, Engiand
would be better with her open hostility than she il
Yin Ins ndship eloaking diplomats spirit yhich
her statesnensbip to the contempt and ridf
saie OF svery free nation ON tho earth.
II that last assertion Is correct, there is al
least this consolation for the United States
that the contempt and ridicule" cannot b
very general. We are net aware of the ex
istence Of any afree nation on the earth.
save the United States ITSELF unless Enslan,
be an exception, and TO her contempt an.
ridicule' Ne osght BY this time to be prett,
well eoanCued
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The New York Tribune, commenting upon
our proposition that, if Fred. Douglas be
elected to Congress, his former owners shall
seize him as soon as he arrives in Washing
ton, says:
As for Selling Mr. Douglas when no appears at
Washington with the credentials of Representa-
tive OF the People in his pocket, we presume that
would not only be found an unpleasant but an emf
nently unsafe enterprise Mr.. Douglas is . gentle
man, who would be likely under such circumstances
to prove that blood worthy of Vrgna's better days
flows in his veins, and that however degenerate the
majority of her sons may be- he least 10 able
maintain his own rights he Is free from the dispo-
sition to trample on those Of others.
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EECHE6.-The public are hereby IN
- formed that have On hand ) lot 81 sup,rio
sweaisn LEEChES, which will be applied npon In
@oas reasonable terms The suhncriher can 81 foun
- ~ nouf. Of the day Ct ths Hair Drssedns 6ocr
snaef tne American Hotel, and at night On 25th a
between Main and tranklis ia = - '-- =
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"a CHEAP SHOES FOREVER
! The METROPOLITAN is g ing shsad of
everything in selling all kinds of Boots and Shoes
very cheap. am selling my entire stock of Summer
Boots and Shoes, Travelling Trunks, Vaficea Carpet
Bags, &C., at low prices to mako loom for
an extensive Fall supply. So here it goes from this
date. The first come will be the best served Ladies
and gentlemen who in want of Boots, Shoes or
Trunke would do well to call at the Metropolitan
Store" to make their purchases.
The metropolitan Store" is at Isl Main st., Eagle
Square, next to r. M. Zinmerman's
CHARLES 8. MAURICE,
su24 Richmond Va.
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AucTIOS NorICE.-Particular attention
Il requested to my sale Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, to take place THIS MORNING 1t 10
o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. A. A. Wood, on
1 az b os'"s'n = aD TH Il ". KEEsEE, Auet
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a FOR RENT.-The Brick Tenement
- on Broad street, {Church Hill,) nearly opposite
Mr.. Hitchcock, rented by Mrs Booker. and az pre-
sent occupied by Mr. War. Possession given on the
I'd of next month. (September.) For terms apply to
AH CHARLES C. s. THOMPSON,
au "a Opposite Gas ouse,
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pAssENGERs for Bloonine.on, spnnySeld. Alton,
and St. Lonis, will nnd The route via L. Sale 70 be
the speeaiest now now open 70 the public, andnos
subjected 70 the usual delays Of he kiveF. ~ taking
the CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAlLROADt, Il
salle,the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAlLR0ADto Rloeu.
CHICAGO 4 MIssIssIPPI RAILROAD
10 Alton and ST. Louis. passengers taken through
without delay In 10 Hours!
The route TO St. Louis via Mississippi River Il TsRsE
HuxDREp MtLHs and time FOkTY-FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made at Bloomington with Peoria, Pekiu and Ur-
b&na; at Springfield with Bardstown, Petersburg ard
Havana; al virden with wsyeriy; It Carnvills with
Hillsboro, Van Burenshurg, vandasia aud Salem; az
Brighton with Greenfield and Scottvile: and q Alton
and derseyville, Carrollton, Edw wardsvle. Highland
fe f:rentte Tie trains also connect at Sprn1ed with
jacksonviie and Railroad, for Decatur Terrs Haute
steame rs Tor the Missouri, ddaps, will connect With
ers. and also with Steamers for VS.; NV
Natchex, and New Orleans. slcksoufg,
T Passenger Trains leave Bloomington At e.
and 30 n, the arrival Of the Trains from tho
North.
srT,rickets con be procured Of A. F. LANGLEY,
Agent al La Sails for any point on the Chicago Mis-
sissipp Rail Road.
f. HEALING, suprc 81 MRR.
June sth, 16541y
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InFoRTxRs Ass DsALsas n FoRslsx Axp Doxssrls
1asdwsse, Cutlery aaA Tinass Stesk
Axs MAsrsAcspaEss or
Tin, ehsst irsa aaA CsppsS Warn,
30. ~ LAKE STRR8T,
CHICAGO, Ill.,
[TTOULD call the attention OF Csssfyy JNereAsses
w and Hxssvs 10 their sen and Ter Sfsek Of
GENERAL HARDWARE,
Nails, Log. Coil, Trace, Halter and Pua Chains
Sad Irons. Hook .nd strap Hinges, 4nyils vssss. sl
ies wv. ssssyj et aad Table Gallery az Csos
CdJ Hi and Circular Saws, &c.
xj11erS Stock,
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Timed and Bnshisrs Copper
Metal and Copper Bottoms, Bauca Tin, Wire, Pat.
Covers, Tea Kettle Brcasts. Rivets, cara, &c.
3uil1sS1 Hardware:
Door Locks, Butts, Screws, shutter Hinges and fas-
tensrs, Sash fasteners, Weights and Rollers, &c.
CaSpsntsts sad Jeiners 1eols:
Planes. Squares, Levels, AAgurs, Boring Machines,
chlsels Bus, Hammers, Hatchcts, Saws, kales, Bra.
ces. &c.
Britannia, Plaaishsd and JApaasd War:
Tea and Coffee Pots aud Urns, Dish Covers, Castors
Candlestcks Ladles-and large stock OF
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
OF our own Manufacture.
Our facilities for purchasing are such that we can
confidently aesure country Msrekaats and Others pur
ehasing goods In our line, thut can oncr them lar
re- stock, wore esnTiefs asssrfmest and sner pyi
res than any other house in the CITY, We solicit call
when all can Judge for the DIsCss~>
Chicago, May 9th, lsl--trw.ly
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IS DAVENPORT IOWA. MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER IL 1854
G r OC E RE 8,
7 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

StofU On dc corneF Of Front and Heny ses, oppo.
site Measy. nurrows = PrsssyAanb NM yhere WI
g found ehoee sssoEtmsnt q GfQcsise frovtaenss
in &C. &c., - - whieA Nm - sid low Ns 80 81
examine The stoek befbre purcAadng elsswhers.
Atesniton win b paid 70 Tecelsing e>oraee, Por-
wardiag sad sslliae q msrsAsndiss ard grSApear
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
IN e e &S& a q =
THREE DAILY LINES
FROM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA

- - ~ ~ ~. s4lE-41Se
THREE DAILY LINES
FROM PITTsBU RGH TO PHILADELPHIA
Ruxxlxe THROUGH ~ MORNING nAlL TRAIN,
Learisg PittsbnrsA 4s 4. ~. sad arripisg IN Pail
si :: lst tasr s.s .ds TEss PIN.
Il And by nigh, THROUGH Express TRAIN, iesv.
ing Pittsburgh at $40 r. n. and arriving in Phiiadel-
The NisAf Eapress run. daily; the o.her :wo, Sun
And connecting with the trains from
St. Louis, Missouri Alton. Galena, Chicago, Illinois;
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Kentucky; Terfc
Haute, Madison LafaS ette and Indianapolis, Indiana;
Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandus
IsissS cs Sssyslcssal zanssys A...
q xA ~ hs hos sssan eSns nD
FARE THROUGH can the way BY Railroad to
Philadelphia FROM
Sssi.sa ssfsss' La rase.s i 8 sssssssssln. n
eSsis eIssianas, .sSss.as,s. c i i 8 g
xeuia, l400Cieveland, 1000
Toledo, 1900 Pittsburgh 500
and a espedoas Route to Phi I sH
BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, or BOSTON.
J. N1sKINEN, Agent,
Passenger Lines, PittsSnrsh,
Passenger Liass, Pittsblrg1.
PHILADELrHr, July, le54.
THIS ROAD BEING NOW coMLLETE, IT OPENS
A COMMUNICATION
between Pittsburgh and PhiladclRhia.
or PirrsBuRGn and BALTlMoRe, by which EeigAt
AID cheaper than by any Of the present rival routes
They connect with the Daily Packets ~ Pittsburgh,
from St. Louis, Louisville, Cneinnrti wheeling, and
with the Clcve veland and Pittsburgh Railroad and Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad, at Pittsburgh.
Cars ran through between Pittsburgh and PAita-
dsiph;a Of freight-ana Vantage.
that can be appreciated by all shippers.
In case Of Obstruction Of aaviga,rop m BY Zee Or LSr
Pittsburgh 10 The Mississippi By Railroad.
RATES OF FREI0HT
Between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
First Class.
K.:.:, F.:.:. sss:.. ss.:..
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and, per iO0lbs.
Carpeting, Fursand Pcltrcs, Feath-t
err, Saddicry, &C., - 70 Gus. 20 cts.
Second Class
Books and Stationery, Dry goods in
bales. Drugs, Glassware, Groceries ~ ct, On ct.
fexcept coffrc) Hardware, Hollow -r"s
ware, Machinery, Oil Cloth, Wool.J
Third Class
Bagging, Bacon and Pork in bulk,
riaKSsssd, Kssd.l Hog, s,na Hair, Flax Lsa.h- : ~
CT EASWSIa, Liuc,
Fourth Class.
Bacon and Pork packed, Candlesl
Eastward, Cheese Eastward, Flsh
salted, Iron, Soda Ash, Tobacco In
Leaf, Eastward, Tar, Rosin, Whis! 50 etc. % cts.
key. Cotton, lin Summer) Coffee,
Lard and Lard Oil, [through) Pork
fresh, In car loads Mt owners risk,
GEO. FRANCISCUS,
Fright .Agent, PittsbGygh.
+. SNEEDER,
FrsigAt Agsat, PAilalsI7Ais.
A MAGRAW 4 KOoNS.
Freight Agents, Balftmers.
JOSEPH L ELLIOTT,
FSsigM .Agsnt, NJ West 81, " r.
H. II HOUSTON, Gsaesas FrsigAt Agsst, PAsls.
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WH0LEsAIE AND HErAu.

1yHE subscriber has received from the Eastern ana
Southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
cf goods Of all descriptions, In common use, consisting
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queenswase, Bu1alo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
GA. TIL. q Kanawka salt Hardware,
xct's and Nm Saws, Iron, all kinds, Steel assorted,
Castings, Nails, al kinds, Grindstcnes,
Woodenwarc, Live geese foathess, Pitch & Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stafs, &C.,
viii h will be sold at . small advance f6R Cah A.
inte I'd keeping every thing In common uae, pesscns
war ling several articles obtain hcm Front Street
At u Brick Store opposite The ilis paxenpon Iowa.
une 2, l0SS.29. .. -. BOWLING,
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1854. ies4



h only 1ailreaA seaneetien q ~ missis =.
p With ~ At1nntio.
1nree zaiss Oily ihseuGA e ChieaGo 1nndays e..
Leaving 1eek lalaaa,
Ist--ThrouGA ffeighe vth "a claae csrs at - A. NJ
Arriving q Chicago - r. r..
9d-Man train o. - RI
Aryiving q Chicago SH1.
3d-Nlght ExpFess (evesy eveniael SWH.N.
aE Arriving 81 Chicago Az.
Ifstas arrive 8 1esk hSaaA
Express from Chtea9o 6 $50 a. r..
$d-9ail Train :: Pm.
1d-Preight 80 Pm.
IFAu freight trains have second cla1 and 1mi.
grant care attached. The trains Ibis Read mn 70
and from The sns Depot IN Chicago and n conneson
svoiding the usual expsnss Of Hacks and cartaes Of
ticket. :areush 70 Chcago and 81 princips places
eass ~ the above route can be had Of g. s. stevens
Agent, Ct the Rock Isand depot Of the Chieego Rock
Island Railroad, JoHS Z HENRY, edps:
Rock Island, may lsL 1854.
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nftsrnss 81 ceunsslse = Law . IN Chancesy.
NJ sEenvcyns1es. 1etasy luhaie, Lsan and Laa6
Aeent, CeIlsstof q tsnts, Aseaazts clains
80 an Rr.dx b. near Posi OMce: witherwax Block
fcr au scuce oSscvcral ycan In hts protcssicL
ID Cy fkew York, he deems hiInseif q.aiided =
,es .ll bssasss cnsfuslsd TO his charge IN any o.
.hovc bsnuchos OF his psofs saionand having RESI-
sible AerHs 1t thu city Of Washington, viii receive
colioct aims aeslnssthc General Government.
davenport. bee. Soth, l65J.
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AllInICAn Ixp11Ss COMPANY.
Wintsr Arraugements.
IMPRESS 70 the East leaves Monday and Thursday
~ In the Evening Express 70 Muscatinc Tuesday and
Riiie s. Louis BY Railroad, Mond.y and Thursday.
s.EsEsASiiSSk AsiSs.. SON; SON; Agents.; !. ssss.
Davenport, Dec l7sh, IeHSnu'hss' reFry Asn''ns'
I)LATED Ware, such a. Castors, c. 49,. =.
Setts, Soup and Gravy Ladies' Sugar, NM
salt 1T Table Tea and Dessert HoUsEI
Washing vithout Labor.
A NDREws celebrated Soap Powder for washing
= and ID making Son Soap, for 'ale at n.,zr,1.s
SHOES AND CATERS.
AIDES Tan GO Col and and Dab p' Gs,sr' sery cheap
DO DO ' Kia Ss and and Easms, nam DO cheaper than ever
do g do and Enamel Slippers do do
do Enamel Bnskins, Extra sizes and many 9TH
er desirable Goods which we offer at the very lowest
'als sd and B BRADY uis M SIS. ~ S. G DAWSON co.
|CAapH'sH end spirit gas for J. T.: !: Y w. KELLY.
pss '''' and s.'t' fga 1.ss
.ln BBIs. Cider vinegar, Tor sale by
HOPS, superior article and Yeast Powder
W. KELLY.
LASS, sxlo, * ls, 10 X u, 10 u, for sale BY
~ y. q W. KELLY.
TAR, pitch, rosln and oakumfor sale by
nRlED apples and peaches for sale.
- B.s W. KELLY.
M MARKET, clothss and corn Baskstr. by q 50 :
W "a w.KELLy.
I IYsTERs and sardne., Dried Herring
BG W. KELLY
sln HHDs. n Q. Sugar; 20 Bbl. cIaridsd and Crush.
~ ed Sugar, for sale low Ut
D. & W. KELLY's.
~ SACKS RIO COFFEE;
~ 100 BbIs, Bbis. and Casks 3slchers Syr-
up, Sugar House and n O. Molas:es, for sale low n
D. 4 w. KELLY.
yJyHlTE FISH and Lake Trout
w for sale low at b. & w. KELLY.
C>HOcoLATE, Rice, dried fruit and Spices in varie-
Oty. B. q W. KELLY'S.
L B. 4 w. KELLY's
CEDAR and Pine Churns, Wash Tubs and Buckets.
~ =. w. KELLY'S.
jO A'' ''' = b. & W. KELLY,s.
AlLS, Lard, Llnsecd ana tanners Oil, Turnentlnc
" and Pitch, for sale at 1fs DALZELLsS.
DY EXPRESS
At the Boston Shoe store,
r AIDES fine Lasting no tip Caters;
IL do s. Kid Polka Boots;
do g Velvet Toilet Slippers, fay coils 4 blk
do Kid and Frch Morocco Buskins, very
cheap;
do Z" Strong Morocco Buskins;
Gents Opera Slippers;
do Kip Brogans; also on hand,
Gum Over Shoes and Sandals, for Ladies and
Gents and many other kinds Of Boots and Shoes and
Caters, which We offer very low.
s. G.. DAWSON & Co.,
ID and Brady Streets June
Gold Pens,
| n may 30. ---,'' : /,
Misses, Boys and Children's
Doors, Shoes, Caters and slippers Of all kind. and
| ID at all prices s. q DAWSON & CO.
June - Democrat copy.
WHO WANTS a HOlEi
. TRACTS ofland containing about 30 Acres each Sit
mated ono mile North of the city Of Davenport,
the East side OF the Dubuque Road, wcl situated for
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wAIooIT 1ovsx. -
First Station West - tAs linz efttAe =. :
I,rs. Railroad - niles iron DsssnpssG
Sunderland has fafni.hsd ths abeve Aess =
Persons desirous &ear patsonsgs.
the prairie, wksrs ths1E fSw vceke quietay -
TO sroa1sxEx-Grouss and cskssfj
the vicinity. e9eu0o -
4 share of public patronage b pspsesfsny s.s..
walcots, July lssh, lsss-wrw.1 -
IN DOE. Fresh Baltimore Oysten, at o peaaee, -
~ received b ~ shsnandoah, 81 ele q a '-.
nov2S a 6IR1CRI
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r AIDES nne Slips, French patterns made 10 order
u a. the Empire Shoe store, % Bndy a.
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SHOES AND CATERS.

r AIDES Tan Col and Drsb Caters very cheap;
IL do nne blk and Plain do do
do " Kid and Enamel do cheaper than ever;
do do and Enamel Slippers do do
do Enamel Buskins, Extra sizes and many 9TH
er desirable Goods, which offer at the very lowest
prices for the same quality.
% and Brady SIS. s. G. DAWSON co.
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DLATED Ware, such ~ Castors, Co., n.-s.,. r.
Setts, Soup and Gravy Ladies' Sugar, NJ. d
lard, Salt, Table, Tea and Dessert Spoons: Forksss
&c., for sale by tjyIl 2. NJ. HOUSkL.
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W1ntsr ArrauHe0ants.
IMPRESS 70 the East leaves Monday and Thursday
II In the Evening Express to Muscatnc, Tuesday and
Friday Express 10 Galens, Monday and Thursday, Ex
TO st Louis BY Railroad, Mondsy and Thursday
'oi '"' 49, Information apply TO
sKENWICK + SON, Agents.
Davcnnort dec I:tI- Buildings, Ferry Landing.
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| Washing without Labor.
| A NDREWS celebrated Soap Powder for washing
| n aud making Son Soap, for sale at
dec 90 s Aa1 DALZELL'S.