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~ New style OF Daguerreotypes on Paper and
dlassStrangers and citizens arc invited to call and
examine the New Style of Pictures now made at
ROOT Cos Ga lery, Pa. avenue, near 9TH street.
A1mlttSn e free. ian 4-dtf
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NOTICE.
N order to make the improvements in cur store,
i made necessary by the alteration of It'll and +
streets the undersigned Offer at greatly reduced pr
ces their large and excellent assortment of Grocer
les, consisting in part Of
Green AID Black Teas, Sugars Coffees, Salt, Fi.h
Mackerel and Herring, Spices and Liquors of every
kind.
Together with all articles usually found in a frs
class grocery.
The attenton,of the trade il respectfully invited
BRERETON BRO,
Cor. 7th and sts, opp. Patent Office
Jan 24-d2w -
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nR. ARTHU R will be absent from the civ
~ one month from the 30th instant engaged in
the performance Of duties In connexion with the
Philadelphia College of Dental Surgery.
ian A-6t*
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TNFORMsTION NTEn q.

TNFORMA TON WANTED-of JoHN
i KELLY, native of ireland, who left Philsdel.
phis about November, 1882, for this city. He viii
pear OF something to his advantage by calling or sd
dressing note to II. PATTON, at this osce Stating
where he can be found. Amy person knowing him
VIM confer favor by addressing as. above.
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ArADAMs AND DUNsHEE, successors to THOMPSON,
are making and coloring DAGUERREofYPEs superior
in beauty and delicacy Of finish to any heretofore
made in this city. Pa avenue, between 4 and 9th
streets.
Call at their Metropolitan Gallery, and examine
their work. jau16-tf
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A LAZY from the North, having leased one of
fatent O1tce, with modern improvements, bath, gas
&c, would accommodate a few gentlemen with psr.
s S ana bed ROOM Breakfast from to IL a. M
supper from until II p m. Those desrous of
comfortable house and fine rooms can have them hS
immediate application to >e--- y
jan 25-2wS MRS CuAs op.u.,,
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DERFUMERY.-W have this week opened
l. new assortment of Perfumery from the far
famed establishment Of Harrison, in Philadelphia.
consisting in part of Extracts for the handkerchiefs
Cologne, Hair Oil, Pomatum, Shaving Cream, Bay
Water. Toilet Powder, &c. j. T. ELLIS,
jan 25-tf Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sta
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BENVENUE FOR SALE

A~~As 6AS " ~ IOAS oh4AGS.
fNHE best Farm of its size about SO acres to which
L 20 more will tie added if desired,) in Fairfax
county. Va. whether as regards health natural fer
iity, state of improvement locality inaccessibi.ity
ty, buildings only tolerable, schools and churches
convenient, society very good and rapidly iucreas
ing
For further particulars enquire Of Thos r. Leve,
ESQ., Fairfax Court House, or to the subscriber ad.
joining the premises. TIIOS. AP c. JONES,
jan 26-eolw&Th3w Int) U. 8. N
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RUiLDlNG LOTS.-A variety of city build.
~ ing LOTS for sale on accommodating terms
Also, Dwellings. Apply to NYERLE 4 WEBB.
jan 4-eo2m ~
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HILL ON TRUSTEES, With notes, ~
III Henry Wharton, second edition Just pnbiish.
ed and for sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
jan lit
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FJNO.LET-A first rate business lot. .uitah,a for
i lumber, coal, or wood Depot on the corner
OF nth street west and the canal street north Also
two story and basement brick HOUSE, with store
and half back building. Inquire of Jno. z. Hilton
agent, l4sh street, between and NJ sts north.
ian l7-TuSF3v&
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TALHOUN'S WORKS, vol 4.
~ Baron Jomini's Art of War, translated by Mai
Winship and Lieut.. Mclean, U "A
Valentines History Of the city of New York.
jan 24-u FRANCK TAYLOR
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FURNITURE For Sale and House
- FOR Nent.-To person wishing to com.
mence house keeping, or to start boarding house
rare chance is offered. The house is roomy and stu.
ated on Bridge street. near the Pest Office and the
furniture adequate and in goo1 order and condition
., for particulars, enquire at R. O'REILY & cos
Clothing Store, Bridge street, near the corner of
Congress, Georgetown.
Georgetown, January Goth, 1854.
ian 26-3tx
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The WEArHER-Sfate of tie IHerno uasfsr.
The thermometer at the Star Office, at IL. M.
to-day, was down to %, six degrees below
freezing point
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FURNISHED ROOMs-with or without board.
Il toilet, on Indiana avenue, three doors from I'd
street in pleasant and agreeable losstion, within
I'VE minytes walk Of the Capitol, near Pennsylyauia
avenue, and short distance from the Railroad De-
pot Terms moderate. Apply on the premises
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"ANTED-A smart. active WOMAN 70 do
w the cooking, washing and general house.
work OF small famiy-or girl to take charge of
Two children. Good references will be required and
nnerai wages given. Enquire at the Music Depot of
H!LBuS HITZ, Pa. av, near 10th st.
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AUCTION SALES.
By DOWNs q HuTCHIMsoN a.

BY DOWNS q HUTCHINSON. Aucs.
books AT AUCTToN-clcs;nr Sale If p,,,t,.
ID Books-on TUESDAY evening. Jann.r, an
at 61 o'clock, we will sell at our stors ~.,,,.Is
lot OF Books and Stationery, Gold Pens yis;,;n.
Cards, DC. 'lAans
Also, % rearns ruled Cap ana Letter P,nar
All Books sold at previous sales and not r.,d g.,
before that time will then be sold ut the LAST
ser's risk and expense.
Terms at sale.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON,
Auctioneers, Atheneum Building
Pa. avenue, between y and 9th stu eets
Jan 2s-3t
BY DOWNS T. HUTCHINSON, Auc.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEwELRY
VI Fancy Goods, &c, at Auction.-on sATUR-
DAY evening, January 18th, at 81 O'Clock, we viii
sell at our store, several and secondhand Gold
and Silver Wa chcs, two Of which are English Lever
Gold Hunting Watches
Also, gold ear and finger Rings Pens
Pencils, Lockets, Shirt Studs, KEYS Chains, DC
Also, large assortment Of Fancy and useful Arti
cles
Perfumery, Under Garments, &c.
Terms at the sale.
DOWNS & HUTCHINSON.
Auctiopeers and Commissioners
.Athenaum Building, between Al and 9th sta b
jan 26-3t
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BOARD can be had for a gentleman and his
- lady in large front room on the second floor.
Also two single gentlemen can be accommodated
vate family where any comfort will be aft ,rded to
those wishidg good quiet home. Terms moderate.
Reference given and required. First three story
brick house below the Lutheran Church, between
and II streets, on 18th, west side.
jan 25-3t*
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for Janu.
IL airy, received and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa av. and ~ st., Odeon Building.
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WANTS.
GENTrEH

A GENTTEMANw who has had years ex-
q Perience in country store, while waiting for
a better berth under Government would like EN-.
ployment in posting books, making out accounts,
&c, from a. m. to p. m, for a moderate compen.
sauon can give satisfactory references to capacity
Office. a. oe o.s
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fOR RENT-1n healthy and pleasant location,
Il two comfortable ROOMS furnished, either can
be used as parlors or bed chambers INQUIRE on 5.h
ian 3tf
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NOUS DE LANE, Silks, q MERI-
A large assortment Of the above, some Just 70
ceiVed, st very reduced prices for the cash.
VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Of It'll street and Pa. avenue.
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BY EXp2ESS

6I EAFHESS,
TUST received another and complete assortment
u of Scarfs, Ties, Gloves, &c, at
BIRGES,
jan 26-tf wiIIards, Total
SCHOOL hooks Of all kinds used in the
y District -
Drawing Materials, very large and fine assert
ment.
For sale by GRAY BALLANFYNE
eth st., doors above Odd Fellows Hall
ian 26-tf ~
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DISLEY'S VARIETE.
H. MR.. GooDALL and MRS. CT ADsTANE
BENEFIT OF MR. GOODALL.
THY EPENING will be performed, third time,
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS
n f Eoais dol ID F FFsDsh R. aooDALL
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DRESS CRAVATS.-A largo and varied
IL assortment Of gentlemens fancy and plain
scarf, Crayats, Ties, Napoleons &C., Of rich and
styles and best qualities, at
STEVENS'S Sale.room,
jan 21-eo3t Browns Hotel.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

IN STAR COMPANY.
Last night of Mr.. COLLINS.
THIS ETENLNG will be performed
BORN TO GOOD LUCK
After which the laughable farce of
HOW TO PAY THE RENT.
Overture by the Orchestra.
To conclude with the farce of
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE.
Prices of Admission Dress circle, parqust, and
third tier so cents; reserved and orchestra seats Is
cents; family circle and c0lored gallery 25 cents.
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LfOR RENT-Wil be to let on tine LIST of + oh.
II ruary next, two story brick HOUSE. with a
well finished basement, and one story and a halt
back building, situated the corner Of Vermont ay
and l. streets north. Inquire of JNO. P. HILTON,
Agent, Office on 14th street west, between L and NJ
streets north. ian 6-ESTurwx
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4 N ESTRAY COW.-Strayed from the
n enclosure of the subscriber, on the 21st iust
on West street, Georgetown, a mouse colored cow
about six years old. Both slit and the COW
has white streak running the whole length of her
back. Whoever will bring the COW to the under.
signed give information that will lead to her re-
covery will be suitably rewarded.
Jan 25-3t# T., W. SIMPSON.
TNHE NATIONAL Patriotic POEM,
i by Estwick Evans. Price 25c For sale by
GRAY & DALLANTYNE,
jan 25-n 7th street
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.-STEYENS, Browns
~ Hotel, is prepared to measure and fit Shirts in
every variety. Gentlemen that are troubled with
bad fitting Shirts can be suited at
STEYENS'S Sa,esroom
ian 25-tf Browns, IIotal
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The WEATHER.-The heavy rains and mild
weather with which we have besn lately visited
were doing much to clear the river of the ice.
and the navigation was. in general, unimpeded.
Last night, however, it came on a sharp frost,
and with a few days such weather, we are fear.
full that the river will be closed up between here
and Alexandria,
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at wholesale and retail. at
LAMMONDS, 7th st.
INDIA RUBBER LONG COM Rs for
l. children, warranted genuine, for sale at
jan 26-3t LAMMONDS- eth st
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MISSIONARY AUGMENTATION last We'd
nesday evening there was a very interesting
exhibition of the Sabbath School Missionary
Society, attached to the Foundry (Me: hodis:
Church After appropriate exercises by the
children, which, by the way, we're the best we
have witnessed on such occasions n collection
of $3.50 was lifted. This added to the amount
of subscriptions paid in by the members, will
make the full amount contributed during the
year over 5000. A noble youths Offering to
the cause of missions
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OPENING OF CHURCH-The new Presby.
terrain Church, on Sixth street, near Maryland
avenue, will be opened tomorrow for divine
service, and the lecture room, which is now
completed, bill be publicly dedicated to the
worship of God.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-In the
House of Delegates, yesterday, at Annapolis, a
bill was reported for the relief of the creditors
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
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PERRYAN PATENT PENS.
pLANK Books; Inkstands; Envelopes Of every
- variety, penknives, porte monnaies, combs
brushes folders, blue. black, and red Inks, indel-
BILE ink, Green's pencil eraser, states, drawing PEN
CHS, metallic memorandum books, extra blottng
paper, card Of all kinds.
And as good an assortment of SHEET MUSIC as
can be found in the District.
Persons in want of a book of popular music can
make selection on accommodating terms, at
WIMER'S,
Sixth street, near Louisiana avenue.
ian 26-tf
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CRIMINAL COURr.-To-day, in the Gardiner
case, the defendants counsel offered as evil
uence the notes and memoranda Of Captain
.srr and another witness, which was objected
70 oy ths prosecution, not customary in
criminal cases. Mr.. Carlisle, in reply, main
l aimed that it was in the power of the court to
ailes this privilege in criminal, as well as in
eini cases, although in both instances it was
contrary to common law. This was exempli-
nea In the dying declaration of a person in the
case Of murder, which would be received as
evidence The learned counsel was still argu.
rs the point Nhsp We left tRs court,
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LATHAM,s OmNIBUsEs

x@Aa0 LATHAM'S OMNIBUSES
&A4 leave ALEXANDRIA at 4, ~ and
.--.---=.-E--I 1OI A NJ, and 81 P. NJ. Leave
WASHINGTON at and II A. NJ, So, 81, and 81
r. M Washington Office, P. W. HALLS Cigar Store;
IN Alexandria, at my Office and A. G. NEWTON'S
Mansion House. First trip up and last trip down
Do cents: all others rs cents Baggage extra
Jan Z6-f HUGH LATHAM
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
The Legislature of Virginia is about to grant a
charter for this road. We understand that the
object IS to connect it with the projected Alex
andrla, Loudon, and Hampshire Railroad
The importance of this short road has prob
ably not sufficiently impressed itself upon the
minds of such of our citizens as have thought
of it at all.-Natiomoi hteAigeneer.
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The PRESIDENTS LEvEE last night was
largely attended, there being present in the
rooms very numer, US company.
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer

jan 24-d
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readers, that o-night is advertised as the ter
mination of Mr.. Collins engagement at the
above named Theatre, when be will appear in
the favorite Irish comedy, entitled Born to
Good Luck" The other pieces will be g How
to Pay the Rent" and q An Alarming Sacri-
flee, all of which are laughable pieces, ju-
diciously chosen to keep up our spirits during
these hard times, when -four is rising at eyery
fresh news from Europe. We must not omit
complimenting the orchestra, who generally
play every evening some good pieces of music,
Overtures, &c.
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Jan N-u--
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-23
Gbt 9aile 6a5ettt.
paycnport Deccrnb'r s q '',. IND
rpr VOTE FOR SENATOR.

,ws we're going to press lengthy let
r.am arr faithful correspondent "Afun-
NV arrived. In Mondays issue we VII
". :, !, in full, at present We would state
~ ~, ,bere wash election had.
~ .os, two balIot;ngs an adjournment vas
81 mill 2 O'Clock p. NJ. Caucuses
:" b,ldin, the interim but nothing was
omnlshed Two bal.oiings were again
VI ;, The afternoon without avail, when
a - ;a;nt convention was adjourned until
he 9Th Of January.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-23
...Fifth Street,.

& 1t 40. 5. Block IS. corner of Brady and 5ih;
Lot Noe. block S.. W corner Perry aad 5ti;
:. - ~, do So. Sc do do do
III Lot 3, do 80, West of Harrison street, will
Frame Dwelling. fraii Trees etc:
Lot on 5h street, in Block % with three tenement.
re ting al 3 10 each per IN nth; Price $1,000:
Lot corner Main aud 9Th Streets 35x $50 feet, well
ocated for 1875;
Lotsi sod in block IS. of Scott and 9Th sts
Lots snd in Block 81 of scott and 9TH SITS;
Lot No. 4 Ia BIZ rrest and Hons addition
The above Lets \ | Oh college HilEn
Lot 6, ~ Bl 81, corner Rock Il ard and 9TH streets
With small frame isnement.
Lots audi in III 20, lie Claire and eth s:S:
Lots and 10, In I'll %, corner La Claire and I'll
streets;
Lots o. and 8, In B co, Iowa and .ih streets
with large new Frame Dwelling;
Lot lolxEG fact deep in out Lot No %, corner o.
Perry ana Eth streets;
Those Lots IL have commanding views o. th- Mis-
,issippi River, the Twin Ctes,'' aud The Islands.
For sne by GEO / NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-23
LOSE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
IA * ID w A X Il

One door north Of the Post Office, Davenport ioird
4 GENTS for the sale of DUrgee & Forsy.h's FIRE
~ King iron Safes. Scales from four pounds to- Hay
Scale Rochester Cast Steel Ctrenio-. .Aifup ether
Sams. Leather Betting, Wisdo@ Cans and S,Hs, Cof-
uans for open front Buildings: kedzle's Premium
Barsr Fierers for purifying Water; CoaeA ans Sad-
diery Bare. De-, DC.
Ais, In store the largest stock Of Hevy and Shelf
Hardrare Building Materials, Mechanics Tools,
Cutiery, STEER Plated Hare and Fancy Hardware.
ever offered III this city The Trade can DO supplied
ut Eastern prices.
Consumers of our Wares are particularly requested
to cal upon ~ and save large per eent In making
purchases.
Orders from the country for safes or scales prompt.
attended To and 81 cd at factory prices adding Trans
portation. ~
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron WorK, Roofing dc,
done promptly. octs ieo1-u" on"
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This morning is one Of those we would
,.,ber read Of than experience. II is dark
.,l,,iny, viii III freezing as il falls covers
10 e.rth's surface with a sheet Of ice
D \, in any form, however, is acceptable.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-23
WHITE g. CORBIN,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
AsDLAg SURVEYORS.
Cffice No 7, 0rr's Builiing, Brady Street.
Dsc, Ilth 1854.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE ]!

II II undersigned has opened General Intelligence
Office with Il omplete set of BOOKS 10 which u
enter all kinds OF K-a and Personal Property for sale
for rent. the Of I'LL Servants who wish fo'
places in families within the city, also the names o.
Mechanics Laborers and others sceaii employment
so that those are IN search of Houses. Lands, 81
wants. dc canfot fail Of Immediate success In obtain
ing either " calling nj my Office. Charges moderate
Call and register your wants orders and they wil
receive rronilt attention.
A. FINEFtEi
Ne. Commercial Buildings.
Dee fs54-dfy
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assIhG the breeEs. agairs. Ia tide,
Me ste..dief on with girisht hS,sl.

TINT they knew no ship could move in
|,ucha cauraa BY human means; that the!
heard deep roaring noise, and saw an I'M
usual agitation o! the water, which their
fears nIagol6ed; finally that they concluded
|it 70 be supernatural appearance accord
|iagy drG,e their .essei ashore in nm agony
q tsrror, and escaped as they c9uli; that
he himself was not able to mve. aud that
|waen he heard Sir R4lph's footsteps he We
|rIy believed that he was fallen into the
|h1ais OF the Evil Spirit. Coleri'ig.'s West
hides.
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Doyou know who I amir

poyoa know who AMIR
lx'ElrIsE,cE PusrsHED.-We find in
Tie Csari.- des Eias Unis an account of
earioua incident which occurred at char
fir in Paris
Ayonng lady, Mas a, celebrated
io' ler b-s ty and her wit, presided ut one
O lae tables Among the throng which
re'sad around the fair vender of elegant
aaaIe', was young gentleman Of much
'suranee who gsz i upon the lady WITH
o'.nsIse freedom, and affected 20 admire
ne various articles exposed for sale but
bought nothing.
Wat will you please to buy, siri" ask
q MISS f., with L smile of peculiar
Roaming R
oh" replied the exquisite, with Ian
gushing look, what | most wish TO pur.
'As. IS unhappily not for sale"
Perhaps it s," - d the lady.
NO. no, Gaze not declare any wis.,
"Nsvertheless." said A., "lst me know
Nllt you wish to buy" a
w, u, then, sincenyou insist UPON it, !,
mould Ike ringIet Of your glossy black
me lady manifested no embarrassment
''loe Uold request, but with pair Of scis.
"' immediately clipped off one of her
sysutlui locks, and handed it to the aston
a "e1 youth, rclnarking that "the price was
I'VE hundred fraucs!p
her bold admirer was thundcrs,ruck at
Wv @emand, but dare not demur, as by this
esa group had collected and were listen
the the conversation. He took the
., ana paid over the five hundred francs,
l an WIN an air Of modification and sadness
ist The hall! =
oLlvE' Vrksus LARD OIL.-At a late
,h.e.ng oil the Farmer Club, connected with
ga. american Institute Prof. Mapes Is.
Ill i ;. mat what'w receive as pure olive
H., ,n .l market,is nothing more nor less
cb ." .hs surplus lard sent by our pork mer.
in,a :. 10 france, where il is transformed
~ genuine article Of sweet oil and re-
Navy, "su 70 ne used at the tables ofthose very
|Tb. J" VINO exported il ia the solid state
|,ba certainly refreshing information for
md OF pure sweet table oil among US,
ture - 10 doubt perfectly true We ven.
e., 40 10 sly that not ons.ten,h of the oil sold
tbn 10y OF the olive, in our country, is any
wing else than LAID oil
IT,, ----+~~~-
num- 'ae NOTION be spread, that out of siven
N'dotI OF men sn,oo -
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hpmb ,oe notion be spread, that out of given
bier H. : men some are required TO he ho-
Fase thu . ., rest, you do not, BY so doing,
Eu, y.nI T standard ofholiness for the few.
you lower i far The many ,--Araols,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-23
Just RECEIVED.

n yryoice Of NV Styles l., tier and Note Paper
~ with Mat Envelopes; fga
Ia La Rqes London jmma' Paper;
rlaiialtd Alham IRA 40 d ke'icnlated Patterns;
Rose Color, and Amber color Paper,
imher. n,,0ble EpArne,ed Visiting Cards:
" " HOLMES g. co.
No. ? lie Claire Block
naycppart bee "a 1854 t@ La