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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

The Buffalo Republic says that the fo}.
lowing may be relied upon as fact. A
well known gentleman, doing business and
residing in the upper part Of the city, had
occasion a few days since, TO make loan
Of $500, and applied to one Of his friends
for assistance. His friend accompanied
him 10 the house Of IA German, where our
friend stated his object, aud having satisfied
the German in regard to "usanre,' securi-
ty," &c, a we'll filled stocking was brought
out, and the $500 forthwith counted down
and placed in his hands, accompanied by
the remark, II lend you five huntret tolldr
more if you want 'em." This generous Of
fer was declined the transaction was closed
aud as our friend turned to leave, the door
opened and in trooped the three or four
children OF the money lender, with ba kets
on their arms, whom the borrower at once
recognized as ''regular customers" at his
house, and who had just that moment re-
turned from his harder, with their customa-
ry supply Of cold vituals for the boarders.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
STANUGpE EURLEIGH,
The Jesuits in our Homes,
, NOVEL; by Helen Bhu, IN one elegant u ~
y volume of ilUr pages
MAT ihE CRITICS THrSR

!, NOVEL: by Helen Dhu, rs one elegant u nc
~ volume of ilUpages
WHAT Tie CRITICS THtSk.
From fhs ". y. National Drmsesaf.
.stt certainly very remarkable bppk. AND will
command ulbouHded degree II attention. II bears
upon face idcnre OF 80 much nHth dal can
not faii to produce deep aud convincing preston
upon tbs publc mind"
From re Grsaits Faraer aud Pisii5r.
oft A. tie best American novel ever written. no,
excepting Cooper's Leaihersto1kie Tales even
Uncle Toms tabiH.'''
From me .NorEaN GE2etts.
I'VE should op,e that the fir su lhofcss he'd gained
least glimpse Of III Invisible tSHui It's predict.
ga thai its sales will exceed those uf UEce Tom.' aud
fiction - we have n0 douht il ai raise
g. even much greater pitch, the peryadiHg national
entiMeut of the Am ticau people,
From the Trenton State Ga-etts.
al l. til most dram tic and powerful gl that has
been written Ia THIS eOuntry-it must have ubpr1-
rcdened circulation simply upon its me high
" wrought WORT OF fiction. But written, Il has
been, with the specific otee Of ghtcnrs The mind
and stirring the hearts Of and free peopi,,
do hesitate predict for II such circulation Us no
other American hook ha had ="
From the Aaasirgbargh Gasstte.
I'VE bespcak for sta hope Rurclsh.' not N erely
poPul fity equal TO Uncle Toms u,tn.' but ons
Ear SURPRISING any publication which has for an age
bcra ushered before the American Pube.''
Fof sale by WARREN X Ri AVN.
Feb "a. Post Office Davenport.
Illinois II. Rock Island.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

NSw YoRK, Feb. al.

4
Ann,v Ministry had been formed. Pre-.
mier, Lord p almerston; War, Lord Panmnre
Foreign. Earl Clarendon; Home, Sidney
Herbert; Colonial, Sir George Gray; TX
eheouer, W. Gladstone; Admiralty, 81
Charles Graham; Chancellor, Lord Gran
worth; President OF Council. Earl Granviiie
Priyy Seal. Duke Of Argyle; Public W ofKs
Sir Charles Wood; Post Master, LORD Iahi
mincs. The above form the Cabinet
Aberdeen, Newcastle and Russell 80 out
Panmure comes in, and the balance are ue
same us the last Ministry
A battle is reported 70 have taken Piacy
on the Danube between the Russians al
Turks Turks victorious. There IS also
renorted a mutiny Of the Zouaves N the
Cr;ms, and 400 have been sent to Conatan-
tnople. p., -
nat the Earl OF Derby, the Marquis oil
Lansdowne, Lord John Russell, aud Ear
Ga endon we're successfully sent Tor by the
Oueen, but all IA led TO form Cabinet
,vhen ord i'almerston was calledin and sue
ceeded.
In the British Par lament explanation had
been made by the stat smen failing to torn
the Cabinet. Nearly Es.ooo,ooo STERLING
had been voted for war purposes
The latest official dispatches were TO tne
oath from Canrobert. They alluded 20 the
Improvement in the weather and speak ur-
gently OF future prospects. He says,"N
resume the work before the town Win re-
newed activity"
Telegraph dispatches to the 10th OF jan
uary are of warlke character. DIS
patch from Admiral Bruot says the French
batteries had received orders 10 reopen then
fire and that Tor some days sorties hac
ceased. Il is said that operations Tor the
assault are completed. The Russians are
in want Of supplies.
Its reported that the Emperor of France
will take command OF the army operations
on the Rhine. The Prince Napoleon has
arrived in Paris.
Queen Victoria has issued proclamation
forbidding the British al home and abroad
aiding the enemy IN supplying them Wit
munitions of var.
It j. said that Prince Menschikoii has re-
eeiyed orders to attack Eupatora and Ba-
,akIaya. u is therefore probable that Gen
eral Ostsn Sackm, supported by the brand
Dukes Michael and Nicholas will shortly al
tack the Allies whilst the weatheris iavo.a-
Bile.
Omar Pacaa it is added, as soon as the
Notifications al Eupatora were completed,
would march on Sebastopol, when IN all
a grand battle will be fought
4 dispatch from Warsaw Of the 9th inst,
in the Pfnssian Gazette states that an order
HIS been received that all the Russian forces
in the vicinity OF Cracow and On the Aus
trian frontier should retreat with all DIS
patch TO the interior.
According to dispatch from Vienna II
appears that the Crank Duke Michael j. ~
ing i'll Of ague and that the Grand Duke
Nicholas is dit Sebastopol
The French soldiers are impatient for the
assault upon Sebastopol, and Gen. Canto-
bert has been compelled to moderate their
arlor.
Tie printing materials. book binding, IL
brary and chapel of the English Missiona-
RES in Poland have been taken possession
of BY the Russian authorities, and arr oiie''
cred Tor sale.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
cation.


SrasHorr RraLEtsH.-Ts. Jssss4s 80 ssr H'"'st a
sove.. B. Helen Dha.
The publishers, Messrs. Springer Il Town
send, OF New York, have sent Us copy OF
the above work. From its title, not having
the time to investigate its contents, We
Judge it to be work brought out to suit the
times and decidedly opposed to jesultism.
II there be any 'Know Nothings" in our CT
ty-and our contemporary across the way,
who seems to be posted up in such matters
positively affirms that Their eare-we refer
them to Messrs. WARREN & RHAws at the
Post Office, who have the work for sale
Now ia the time for the great Bonn Gum oil
the order to pos, himself in regard to these
rsscally Jesuits.
The LIPE And BEArriEs or PAssr FEss Prt &c sl,oo
Messrs. Warren & Rhawn, at the Post or
fee, have this work tor sale and have kind
IL ia, ored us with copy From has
~ glance at its contents, we conclude i
TO be book got up by the publishers win
the object of making money and although
it may contain some Of "Fannys" produc-
tons, yeti is not reliable. Fanny" her
self, we believe, repudiates the book, but tue
people will read it from the interest they
feel in any publication bearing her nom De
plume
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
NOTICE.
DAVENPORT CITY 3 aEGT1hf,

4 Ill persons Who ma2 hasc changed iher rrsztlet.-
~ ecs, boarding houses places n business st3er /
cauvassed the ey fara nFetiort or VITO about 20
DO 50, aud al pe FsoHs MAO Il. since beeame resi-
dents of ths clay requested TO leave lnc stating
the fact the III which !hes wish 80 hay lhc.r
names, sr inserted. Al the office % James !snc,
ESQ, No WihcrwaS's Block. Brldy 81, Fad q or
III convenient tJ iand - msl IN ardar thai tie
Directory may b. Is perfect Is possible. Al sarh
communicative mus. te seat Ia bg ito 2ih INST,
10 altS Fniiaae tsn rs made at aF tiat date.
Also. all iasc w Wi.h 70 advertise tn the bire0pry
VIII please haze tIeir trpts ready by hurdas
the alli of Mareh a. s.als sail Tor tAem sh84t lI.t
time Those wishing 60 ..iferlsa who n"t "a les
upon. have ther 81, crtiSemeu- inserted by irsr
ng their manuscripts ab1Ts requested. iERAS,
500 per page. S3,bb page, HAd 60 business car
PAYABLE soon - paal.sh d.
Tls DIRECTORY viii Be SR 40 ia cnel stslc, wei
bound ia no. giving ui statistics ct ta city $3.50 ntt
be HsefG or Interesting refer 10, An e.Iliio of
pnls 300 copies wilt se published, lire greater % FL
which already subscribed for. Ant one sisGin-,
copy wi therefore please leave order at iae
above place Of hand their name pr. Prce with A.
VI. Bailey new map attached, 81 co. Nithout map.
- ce3ls.
W $. SPENCER, Publisher.
Residence on Thisd St, soaih ,le. !, door bcinv
Ripley. Davenport. - .bthd-ld
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

THE RICHEST SELL We EVER REAKD or
We find an account in the East Brooklyn
Times, of a new method of ''raislng the
wind" as we'll as the dead olthat city, which
takes down anything in the didjling line OF
the season, and indicates the ex'cnt and
pressure OF the hard times. a female cail-
cd a few DAYS siace on lady Of some infln-
ence in Brooklyn. and told sad and PLAIN
tive story of suffering and privation- and
moreover, that her husband has just died,
and that she lacked the means Of a decent
burial Her tale of woe so wrought upon
the lady that she proceeded to visit her i'm
mediatrly, to satisfy herself there was no
imposture On entering the apartment she
beheld the coffin, and was satisfied all was
right. and not wishing to harrow the feel
inrs Of the bereaved woman, she left her
considerable sum of money and departed
After passing two or three blocks from the
dwelling, thinking all the way ofthe strange
complexions to which we are liable, she
missed her pocket handkerchief and returned
to see if she had not dropped It in the tousa.
The stairs were ascended hastily and the
room entered without much ceremony, aud
" hat did she behold--the woman's husband
sitting up in the coffin couuting over the
money!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

Capt. Mckay, Of the ship VIM. Goddard,
which arrived at New York Friday morning,
from Calcutta, had on board noble ele-
plant when be left port, but soon after ret
ting to sea, the animal became very sea
sick, his sufIcrings being apparently proper
donate to his size. He also experienced
much Inconvenience from cold weather, al
though he was well clothed in nannels, and
finally he died. The value Of the animal
in this country would have been about
$50 900.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

JUsr CoscLusIos.-A proposition having
been made to permit certain Belgian con
victs or paupers, now confined in the Ionibs
nj New York, to 20 to the West, Mayor
Wood has promptly put his veto upon it.
He very properly says that if these men are
not fit to 20 at large in New York, they are
not fit to be let loose in the West. The
Belgian Consul having failed to make proyi-
s9ns for their support, they will probably
be sent back 10 their own eountry.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24


OrRsELF.-So long as our neighoof Q!
the Gazette persists in not treating Us WIZ
even common courtesy, we do not ieel cdli'
ed upon to notice everything he says OF Us
nor retort to the various mean and con
telnptihle personal Instructions which ne
chooses ever and anon to throw out against
as-BaTler.
There was once preacher who was IN
the habit of cribbing his sermons from d.
yers authors An old gentleman somewhat
noted for his book learning. stationed hun
sell one Sunday morning, so il is said, d.
rectly in front Of the divine, and with The
utteranee OF the first borrowed expression
calculated, .that's Carson The preacher
stared, said nothing, and proceeded Soon
another stolen sentence fell from his lips,
when the old gentleman quietly remarked,
"thats Williams" The disine looked dag
gers, but progressed with his sermon a
third time the cabbagcd fruit of other
mems brains displayed itself, when his tor
mentor gave the customary credit that's
Bowling" The preachers patience now
being exhausted, he sternly ordered his
persecutor to be silent Without change
Of muscle the old gentleman looked Up into
mis- face and quietly said, that's himss.f!'
We leave the reader to make the appli-
cation.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

In Chicago they have secret AMT
American" party. Il has been organiz- ID
On the principle of the Know Nothings and
is for the purpose of counteracting their IN
auence lis name, we should think, indi-
ca,iye Of its popularity and fate, in coun-
try where 30 small portion of its people
are demagogueical enough TO lay down their
principles upon the altar Of foreign inhn-
ence.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

The last discovery to evade the liquor
law is the one adopted by a certain saloon
ia this city. The keeper has procured a
large lot oi small .vlais, and puts Up drink
ia each, and sells them 10 customers at a
shilling bottle" and they so 70 another
saloon and drink il. This eyaucs The law
as it provides Tor selling liquor BY me bot
tie,'' hen not drank on the Iremlses.-
WAat next CieptidRd PtaiHdeaisr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
ALFRED SANDERS, EuroR.
saturday, Feb. "a, 1885.


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.CALEyA AND DAvKSroRT.-Ne observe
that eur exchanges at these places are oc-
cas:onallv devoting an article to Dubuque.
s-Whasrver may be their motive, whether
admiration or jealousy. we care not, 50 long
-. a. they thus aid US in calling the attention
Of strangers 10 our city. Dubuque neeas
only to BIO knorn TO secure te her al 10
which che aspires 1rsthns.
For our own part we admire the people
~ Dnhuoue, No citizens o: our State
= hive stuck with so much pertinaeity, or
with more disinterested adhesiyeness, to the
public crib nor any been more Jealous in
their entrsaties 10 Uncle Sam for portion
eli his surplus treasure 10 Improve their har-
Dor and thus confer general benefit upon
the State while at the same time they
never have relaxed their opportunities Tor
public lands to build railroads for the e.
arandizement of our State. With the
most self-sacriicing spirit they attne same
time, have taken the burthen OF oiicial Ia
shor, in the State upon their own shoulders
and have put them through without asking
aid from any of the other counties Ihey
have concentrated in their midst horde OF
office-holders and seekers and thus beneyo-
lenty saved the balance Of the State from
g the ufiic,ion. But time would fail US 10
specify the multiiudiGous acts OF dIsinter-
es,ed kindness that these phlanthropie IN
dividuals have done to perpetuate the Dem
ocrstic principle OF doing the greatest good
to the greatest number,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

Dir. Barton, editor ofthe Concord (N. H.
Rsporter, dropped down dead on the nth
from disease OF the heart. He had just con-
cluded a speech at political meeting, and
was in the act Of taking his seat when he
fell and expired.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

BELcHEg's SUGAR his es
Enlistment, at st. Louis, has passed into
the possession Of an incorporated company
under special charter OF the Legislature
Of Missouri, aud as such will hereafter be
conducted. WIN. II. Belcber, President.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

Wheeling is a great point for the man
ufaetory OF glass. The four establishments
in that city annually produce giass that
sells for s3j5,oo0. They support 33S men
directly employed in the works, or popu!a-
ton ol 500.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

The Russian losses in the Crimea, by
official accounts, have been 25,113, of which
1900 were killed, or died from wounds, and
40l9 from disease. There we're i4,625
wounded in the various battles.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

The standard y eight Of bushel OF stone
coal, as now fixed by law, is so pounds, and
the weigh. u buslel crsyeei potatoes IL
pound. -Iong UssTver
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
D.. T.. HALE, Jr.,
DENTAL SURGEON,
No Butord's Block, corner Of Eagle and
Illinois Street

TT WING the sole right 10 use Allen's Patent ot
i cuutiuhous gains OF pslin basis oula recon-
mend il to the public being superior Ia al! o!Lcr
sil H. IN use.
To those that re drsirous OF having substantial
well ns beautiful wurk, will do well 30 cat and
specimens or If unable 80 20 do naay thc Dr. iy
dropping him line through the posi- office.
DIR Ha is also agent far Aicotk's Mineral Teeth,
and Dpmieyrys Cold Foil All 10 be- had 1t los prices.
ofiee hours from o ta Ia.. aud rom liisa O'Clock.
Rock Island, Jan. aHth 1855 d II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
FOR SALE.
Splendid Q Story Brick House { 2 Ia.

I'Hl> hohse contains ~ rooms KilchebspJ ~.
with large cylar lot. large and l1lI i IN,
ornamental trees, Grapes, oarriit.. Ind Skr',S'
oTail jHds On ote 81 the lots Is i 4 re N',l.'
tafriagc House. Price 8, 0ee term. AZ. ill.,
OF red fara ehahte tet a. one DESTROYS II M
ing itlig'h'a rasidtnee y ihe no. ta,ton,g
part OF tlie CITY. Cal soor # ,oa si,u 3 ne, "
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

t.a ACEfs t.eauiiiH prairie land u SCOT tq1
100 suo@ ip1 I~e lin., come shed. and 'h "
if.ss, uHd - ;sd sprilg II ntfer III inr Ss'"'
s. isr a,rx cash BAL. e }. h,ih i5a,,. -,
Pm. hrs2A
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
NEW BOOKS.

lust Reed 10y L. s. Express.
81 The Price Of a Grown, Or Jchu The Alchemst
~ Eugene Sue.
Wits Victory. by Mr.. +. D, T.. y, soutav ortiz.
Last Hetre-s, by do do
Ny Coartyhip and H. Cons qEehe 5, by Nieer.
border " AZ, OF the West, Is, john Frost, t., T.. D.
WARREN Il hnANs,
Post usilgr Davenport.
Limos S.rcet, Rock Island.
Feb M, IS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

Frame dwelling, AID | lot tor sale vea tst,,I
il gpn,i sitlation. pfire ,iOJ, iesla.eas.
81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
unimpr1Yel Land.

pnn ACRES being Of Src 10 T = III
.)ZU a. Auseatinc eaGul! mile ; ! 'tfapili
GA la. laud Is .Ec 81. the Hiesi Esrei "a I
.triilg, 10 tic coeai. FeE theap aad .erms e1sr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
ALSO


\ ; s1ory nav frame haljiHg and brawlfsl IA :.
corner Ufharrison and6ih .irsets. pnc. sl6aen
easy,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
UnlallroYea Lagd .or Sale.

,nan A4fEfs uHtalpr9yed land sor sale, 'rs'
| -VD a.l rsai1y. good rlubsas Ha'ef. ~
good r.rd. . l.r stone cool, Gr.,i aLl sas sa'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
30 Acres Lana FOX sale

r!NHis land - Ose laits fsOia The r,ty, esgihl n
1 GA wnieh 4. timber eup3<h 10 ~ ke 10 ~
gad. prlce, : % per aer casa baiissce iEs, y 4
30 na,.ths.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
HOMES CHEAP
Lots at Auction


( Lot on It'll between L. Claire P.rr,n
LIZ cheap and terms easy. H'a
Also ,et4tiiai lot 80 Fifth stree, between Pm,
Rock Island. Apply 10 ''7
Feb22 EAps & StEWlgr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
An Inyoico Of Dry Goods icr Sale a'i y
gain

Alsa Eersces. nisIer. FfIEc., NF'if'' ~ ~,
shaw T., ssich-is. BrcE ans, sbess aha a w I''
ls1uut Ut lists I'D Caps. ,,gs
ny, nm - =, . "., :, = il. kILBotm
NJ, "a oalre with CSC /. Aftsis
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
=
N A 4 R I E D ,

ON t4th inst, at De Wit, Clinton Mf JonS +.
Fay ofEock island III. to Miss sAnAu \. daughter 81
Thomas Hatfield of tie former psce
On the same day, IN Rock Island, Mr.. Ajax NpER
RoaEE., ofNes York. 10 Miss MArt1DA u n,GHLEr,
OF Pleasant Va ley, Scott Co, Iowa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
1itw Alpsris aiDaniS.

DrTNAM'S & GCDET'S Magazine. rr March !.
L NJ. L. claire Block
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
A BOY wAaTEp.

4 attise, intelligent boy dtsirous % acquiring
n kEns Iefse ofthe rr.ntiog business, uow o0.
tain g9ad situation o. ~ riieaton I'll utis el!ec.
Gazette Office. +, d. 2Jt, 81.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
Preserved Fruits

INRE~H Peaches, Blackbsr and Whorteherrles,
T. Blackberry, Ounce and Red urraut Jsiiy. Dr,cd
Apples, Pared Peaches, Dried Biaetherrtcs,
Feb 81 For sale by j. NJ. DALHELL a RIO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
D l D

At Dayton, o., on Tie !ith in,t. NJ. BEKsARo GA
sesT, aged =, years.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
For Lease.

4 Brick Store or corner of Rock Island anf Front
( Streets, Lot di GO. A $50 Farce lots Rock
Isl sd 81. NJ be lei long lease from the Isl OF
Mngcb noXt.
GEO. l.. NICHOLS,
Feb. lSth, ie5j. LAID \ 4snt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10
PROPOSALS.

DRoposAIS.-oPFIcR or THE GOVERNORS or TIE
Almshcusc, hugnst ls55.-1o pinmbers-scalel pro.
peas VII bc.NeNeh ~ ihc Governors Of tho AImsbouse
2 ,hcr once Rotnda Park uul 2ococS r NJ Of The ia
ior INC pmpin work OF The new small Hospital on
biatkWtis siand The spectc aboye work ca
,e seen r ioir ONCE aud proposals 70 IN
DC names OF two rcspone persons with thor asscot N
writing, security for the faithful performance III s
and Tie Governors vfervr n themselves tho rjsb NJ
any and an oners mo- decsncd b. them Ii te
pcrar ncni ~s'VNr w '"v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10
FURNITURE.

CoTTA0R AND FANCY FURNITURE wARERooNs-
~ Al bll broadway, opposiio the 81 Nicholas IIosrI Nj.
THINKS STACEY oer for sae the mos, offensive .ssars
snen lscy ootarc snAmecd and frcsch rrlnre IN ,o
aliases, pulos holsters, &C, a. manufacturer prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10
RUsss1s, "; wEsroorr, ArcrIoNRER. -nousE

RUsSsL wEsTCoTT, AUCTroNEER. -HOUsB
~ ssse o. geneet furniture rhs day September no. All,
sg oecsk emerstng The rosewood and M.
nnenoy vI,ure N house u Eighth avenue near Foneen,h
as.s ~ q which VA, be soil wloq o.crye rain or shioe
css.ce uow tssay tapestry, wilton and Brussels room
niiure in satin brecade, "" 'srge Irrah Mai. n TUT
esabs ana Drackess rose~vn and marble centre drJ [
tables p.nosorie stool and cover ol ar|e
p t6grre several pcauiu landscape aud other painlnss
roacwood and mAhoguny sofas, sprips calr. Iani.
rosewood and mahogany bedsieu. pure hair m,,sr..
feAbtr Leds rosewood and mahogany marble top bnroan
enccecd washsands toilet sets, * lounges oy ami
plain nirruS dining and breakfast ahts scnrs,arv b,l
ce rc china se,s silver ware cutlery. &C., with barge
asaovtraeN q kitchen aud bedroom furnitl-c pSy the
rp~daA attention. Shousekdcpers aai dealer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10
PLAYING CARDS,

DLAyrNe CARDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ron
sae Al Union Gard Manufsc,ory IN Ea IL ararf
street near Broadway. including single shd a IL hnass
enxd and plain and Spanish osris Su.f :. srtjole
arn card, veii ssoDei aud wNrrsr. d, rarp
pseds expressly sor dealing.