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o,! lard An. FALL.-Redford Cross, free col
nssr Msyo's R, Ia.own from horse, 18th street
.s't wrist dislocated II. wss intosie,t.a m tn
have happened. 'ooap'ii's' wouia moi
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RA,N.-Yesterday WAS wet, cola, dISa-
,,.s.bIe dav-tbe rain falling almost necessarily,
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HE CRITICISMS ON FORREST. the
atrical critic of the New York Tribuue, con.
tinues to pour hot shot into Edwin Forrest
Inc Herald suggests that as that paper was
hnedten thousand dollars for criteising man
ager Fry, another editor might be fined as
heavy sum for criticisipg an actor. The pen
Is dangerous instrument. perfectly legi
innate criticism by one Of our Richmond ed
itors, of the Boydell engravings, subjected
him TO heavy money penalty, at the hand,
of a New York jury. The people of that re
gion must be great devotees of art, when the,
40 sacredly protect every miserable imitation
of It.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

The Weekly Dispatch is issued this morn
ing. It contains full details of the late For
eisn news--the stirring intelligence from Hs'
litical news Of the neutrality-suspicious.
domestic intelEgence-some account OF ire
great race against time. over the Metairie
course--SAxE's exquisite satire, "1"' P'"a"
Misx Mac Br,dc" Editorials on the current
topics of the dsy--and the Weekly Report oil
the Markets. carefully revised and corrected
Price-THREE CENTS Single copy-sup
scription only Or DOLLAR per ahhum-
Tur QUESTION OF PEAcE.--Tne London
corr.spondent of the Boston Post says tia t
Lord job. Russell made no impression on
the Prussian court, and there is no reason ~
suppose that the death of Nicholas will pro
duce any other effect upon King Frederick
William than to ally him more closely to the
interests of Russia. The whole result OF the
Vienna conference is thought to depend upon
the English and French deputations. The
Car Alexander. il is said viii doubtless
consent to the opening of the Danube, the
free navigation of the Black Sea, and the
surrender of the exclusive protection of the
Danubisn provinces, rs conditions of peace,
and would no doubt also assent, as an equiv
alent for Sebssforols that the maritime pow
ers may erect fortresses or military posts on
the south coast of the E,rs:sle. The Empe-
ror of Austria, it is said, believes that this is
all that should be demanded of Russia, and
is desirous that treaty of peace shouid be
made on these terms, which, it is added, ara
also regarded favorably by the English
The Emperor ofthe French, however IS s'uo
to urge The destruction of Sebast"po' As 'he
sine qua non condition to general treaty oil
peace. a most absurd demand, and one 10
which Alexander, if he has spark OF ma
tional spirit or manly pride, will never sub
NIT. If Louis Napoleon can't destroy 80
bastopol himself, it is not very modest aha
reasonable to call upon the Russians to do It
for him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

NEAL Dow.-Thisg great champion Of temperance
wss elected mayor OF Portlsnd, Me, on Tuesdsy.
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The MAINE Law IN New YoRK.-The
Evening Post of New York, thinks that the
Maine Law is going to be productive of some
extraordinary effects among the people of
New York. that, even if the friends of the law
succeed in putting an end to the general use
of alcoholic beverages, the use of 9th er slim
ulants will be greatly increased; strong mar
cotics will supply the place of spirits and
wine; more strong tea and coffee will be con
sumed; there will be more tobacco chewing
and smoking, and the use of OPIUM one of
the worst and most dreadful forms of intem-
nerance, and one. the practice of which NAV
be INDUCED with most secrecy, will become
more prevalent. The Post is of opinion that
something more than a statute making Ger
tain trade contraband is required to recover
a people from sickly habits of excess, dan
gerous to morals and destructive of the phys
ical perfection of the race and to form it to
habits of a heathful moderation in the enjoy
ments of life.
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powprR P,or.-A quantity of powder

POWDER PLoT.-A quantity OF puWuer
was discovered under the corner OF an old ionutsn
in the Capitoi Square, yesterday morning, where IL
seemed to have been placed by some !nisch'evous
boys to be fired of at convenience, numotI Oh
little fellows we're at play in the avenue at tue Tune
of the discovery and one two OF them were very
strongly suspected Of having prepared me mlsch,e
vous squb. but as all Of them denied any sn0WIeose
undstufbed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

CUBAN AFFAIRs.-The Havana Correspon,
dent March go of the New York Herald,
saws he understands from reliable source,
that MIR. Marcy has written to the acting
United States Consul i'll Havana, to say TO
the Captain General of Cuba, fhat # one
drop Of american blood IS spilled an the pre-
sent crisiS, the government Of the United
States mM not be on$werabie far the resuH,"
and that the Consul, in handing in his pro
test against the trial of Felix and Estramps,
delivered the message to Gen. Concha.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

RIA. Il. R.-Attend meeting Saturday
nivht See advertisement
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AccrpENT-Yesterday mornlng as MT.
Cbss W. Lambert was passing to the Chamberlain
Office through the yard of the CITY ial'a neaVY pen
,trikipg him sense ess and badly cutting his head
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THE BETTER LAND. --RANDOLPH

III b14 IIAs -tAaNOOLIl
j. has for sale
Kenrs Commentaries on American Law; new edi-
ton; 4 vols SIG.
May Middleton or the History of q Fortune; by
@. w. Reynolds 80 cts
Essence of Christianity; by Ludwig Geurbach;
Translated from the second 0ermsn edition. by Ma.
risu Evaus translator of Strauss Life of Jesus IS
Jerusalem and Its Sacred Localities, with
the week before the Resurrection; by w. IL. olden-
helmer. A. NJ; 81
The Slave of the Lamp; by VIM. North; 81.
Charles Lambs Works, viz; Esssys OF Elis Eng
ish Dramatic Poets Rosamond Gray, Essays Poems,
Life. letters, and Final Memorials new edition,
vols; s..
Edmond Burk; being first principles selected from
his writing with an Introductory Essay by II. Mont.
gomery; London edition. 81.
The Better Land, or the Believers journey aud
Future Home; by Augustus q. Thompson; 81 cts.
Christisnity God and tho Form of Heaven, or the
new Church indicated In the writings Of Sweden
bors; o..
Poiyglet Pocket Book. for English, French, Ger
man. Italian, Spanish and Portuguese conversation;
81 90
Tacitus, from the Text OF 8roticr, W It'll notes and
translation; London ed 3 vo.ap,es; SS25
nm BIZ
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- USHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The

pUSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The
kN~late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK l. co. being
dissolved by its own limitation. am now sole pro-
prietor of the genuine God Liver Oil which is SO
generally prescribed by physicians at this season for
Consnmption Coughs, Colds, &c, &c
CAUTION. In purchasing ordering, be care.
ful to ask for Rushton's, and that my is
the label, and my signature over the cork of each
bottle there several spurious articles IN the
market claiming to be Rusbton's
FREDERICK V. RUSHTON
Son of the late VIM. l.. Rushton, N York
The above Oil for sale by 0UVAL l. NORTON,
corner of Main and 10th streets, Bank Square, Rich
mond. ep5-Sm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

SPAIN AND SLAVERY IN CUBA.-It seems,
according to the n Y. Express, that Lazuri
aga, the Spanish Minister of State, has made
no abolition speech as has been imputed to
him by the French and Belgic papers. La
Cron'co, the Spanish paper of New YORK,
quotes the speech from the Spanish journals
and in this speech the minister emphatically
declares that Her Majesty government hoids
to the profound conviction that Slavery Is
necessity, and condition indispensable to
the maintenance of the territorial property
of the Island of Cuba, and 1t has desired to
anticipate the sentiments of the Deputies by
giving to the natives and the proprietors of
the Island guarantees that ii does not enter
the mind of any body to infringe this prin-
ciple
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p0TATOES.-We have yet remaining in
store, few more of those pure white Jersey
Mercer Potatoes suitable either for planting or Ia
BILE use. LuDLAM l. WATSON
ap CIT
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THE New CzAR-The intelligent London
correspondent of the Boston Post, says II IS
eating to be believed that the first OPINIONS
formed of the character of the new ruler OF
Russia are, to certain extent, erroneous, ana
that whilst he has met the violence OF ms
next brother, he possesses Judgment ana hrhi'
ness, and with the inspiration OF great cao'c'
may display an amount OF energy when VIII
actopish those with whom, as with his broiher
Constantine, reprisement is considered weak
ness. In confirmation of this view, the cor
respondent points to the promptltude OF the
new Emperor on the I'd of MarcE-his procia-
NATION issued on the instant-Count huui-
ger the first soldier in the empire, called 10
his side-and Luders reinst ated IN his ola
Mace, The nomination of thesetwo generals,
remarks the correspondent, has beeh heio
I'D as a proof that the German, or peace par
ty. would triumph; but the appointment OF
Rudiger, especially if it be true that lie taxes
also the war department, may SIGNIFY SIMPLY
that the Gar will not be hindered, like Mich
olas by the old Muscovte prejudice from
employing the first soldiers OF his empire al
though of German extraction, in the war to
which he has succeeded. No one acquainted
with the career of Rudiger will deny that al
present none of the Sclavonian generals
Menschikoff, Gortschakoh, or any other, has
shown strategetic talents or successful re
suits, such rs he exhibited in the war with
Poland in 1881, when he stayed the progress
of the victorious 1anowski and turned the
tide of victory in favor OF the Russian arms
Rudig ger would feel naturally a concern, pro
portioned to his reputation, for the military
reputation of Russia, and it can hardly be
supposed that the Gar has recalled him from
the military government of Warsaw and the
lieutenancy of Poland, without intending to
emnlnN hls talents directly In the
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EOR SALE, TO REMAIN IN OR

Il NEAR RICHMOND-A very handsame yellow
Boy 10 years old, who has been brought up in the
house and accustomed TO driving Carriage Also,
line and the Coach Csrpenter work on a farm He
is likewise very good Farm hand. Apply U Gary
street ISL. 50 6-tw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

EOR SALE-The good will, Furniture,
4 and Fixtures of GRONING'S HOTEL For
further information, apply to
HENRY Won GROOMING,
ap 5-'tt Corner Marshall aud 9th ste.
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FOX RENT-Two upper rooms In
- thu new Brick Tenement on 10Th st between
Main and Cary. BARRETT Il NORRIS,
ape fr No 136 Cary at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

@ FOR RENT--On Union Hill. com
~ Portable Tenement, containing rooms with
aselrft Mt; has Garden attached aud we'll of ex.
ellent water on the premises Rent GlD8 per an
Ium Apply to JAS. Al. CARTER, I4th at, oppo
lite Post Office. an Cts
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MHw SPECIAL NOTICES.

Auor,os NorIoE.-We invite the atten-
lion Of the Trade to or ss's o. insI D'S
ap6-ft ,"H----
Nor,or.-A meeting Of the St. Andrews
80. ~ This cty will be held on FslDsY 9th
sn,i At O'clock NJ 10 the room aoove snt.e ns
& Simons' Book store, on msh s"
ponctuea aue""' CHAS s. SAWYER. See'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

* BBLS. Marietta WHISKEY and To.
~ bacconists' RUM, just receiving per Schr
Henrco; for sale by
ape VIM WALLACE l. SON
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
Misffllanrous.
LADIES' COLLEGE.

pres.utinx this The public the Prapr-
a ~ 10 In rin that the Ladies' Cuitcgt
wil onn for the reception of students the % day VI
MAY next in ALI its various de par tinehts.
Our arrangements for = thor"ngh eourseot insuue
ton in the various departments of the College, are
aupe and ON scale 10 meet the demands OIL NE age
and spirit otthe times.
wesim 10 give more practical, thorough anu com
plete rrse /. studies thaw any OF our sehoois io
Young ta,ies. Yea, more, we mean TO take tue leu"
in the business oifemaie 'dne2tion.
Th.eourse OF stadies VII be vari"d TO sun ms s"
CONSTANCE and intellectual capaeit. oithe pupil.
r,i,inns his rrimar, Department, - % per or
~ '"" - - ,,.,,al cnnrsr 90 - -
Languages and higher English bran,hes,s W
Nors.-Noertra ehargesfn the Normatef
acknowledgement.
Masjc on Piano Meiodeon, Galtavand . .
Harp, -" w " nv :. :,
Monothronaur Crayoh aud feheii "a !. 4.
Drawing. &c each, W
r.nier Nu,Le nd D ornamental Leather
Work. each, oo
En,hroiaery Ornamen tal Needle Work.
Sc, g.. in all their variety, each, 90 : "
Dinlonas willbe givento those WHO eori-
pete thorough coarse IN eitner ofthe
departments.
Board " i'm furnished rooms intitdire
washing. tights, fuel. stationery &c. - 20 "
IL tho napii furuishes her own room, etc, - =
All paymeuts to he made in ai Vsnee-
Those wishing to secure oms. OF esks as day -eho
srs, must apply ssos ~; ~ n a,',,.,,
Ma Ma 4. y !, e osDs,ss, Principals.
Davenport, NICK -. IS dwtf.
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pENNsxLyANIa RAILROAD.

me-. n m, Throuch Trains. between PhilndeIphia
and Pittsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phil.delIh his for Pittsburg at Il A. NJ and
LINE lexNes Philadelphia s, p NJ and f,ttsharf
far psi adeiIbia All NJ. The NIGHT EAPRESs
TRAIN leaves Phisade pha for fitisenryn y y, r.
n and Piitshu X for Phila,,e Iihia 1T ~ 7. NJ.
Tse above lines beet at ,ttsbnrg WITH NE KAT,
raae-fe cad frena ST. Louis, Mo-; Alton, Ga'ena an
ky TIA Halts piyton, Springfield. Belief mine.
Sanaqssy toledo. Clavelsfa, Columbus, GAINESVILLE
Nassiilaa II Wooster Ohio; also, with the SteaHi
Packet Boats freni ard 10 Nav osLxsss, sT. Locis'
Iasisvliir and C,sclNsArT
Through Tickets can DC had 10 or from eihcr o the
ahnTe Places. -
ef,t starting points Passengers from the Nesi
win fna this the shortest and most expeditions
route 70 PhIl.delgai Baltimore, New YORK, or sos
ton. -,
THoS. MOORE. As'T. Passenger Liass, Paula.
J. NESKIMEN, ysg't. Passenger Lines, P'tts
PhiiadrlIihia, Fcb sih, 1855 d-ls.
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Groceries.
= = - .
FAMILY GROCERY


ryNig subscriber has opened soek Of Groseries Ia
his hssse on Perry between Second and third aus,
which he wsl variant be OF the very best Qaaii!
and which ae will sell low as can be purchased
eisew here.
CIGARS.
chaiee 10, ofcisassyast received and fer sale low
At wholesale orreiaii =, ,pry
pavsapor,, pecssd. iss4-dif
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.
WE are now repaired 10 seppiy families with iae
" following articles, sheh We WARRANT 10 CIV
81 To ran"e. Sugar. Syrup,
Molasses, soaps. rontss,lenefs,
Su.s Flasorinc Extracts,
Ord. Fruit and ;sraen Seeds.
Also
pseu,a Cocoa, Palv'd salsratu,.
c. Tartar, Yeass Powder,
s. c, Soda, salsoea,
Er.uaxy, Mace,
wheIa ana Allspice,
arouaa:ci.usuon, Pepper Ginger.
Picklss. Peprersauce,
Tomato ketshup, vinegar,
Mustard, Rice,
Table and Dairy Citroa cusransf,
Salt. Raisins, klSs,
shaker Preserves, Lemon Syrup,
Sage. Nacaroni, Picked frcut,
vsrnicelli, White Fish,
Maeksrel Ccd Fish,
Smoked Herring, Sperm, Star ana
Whale & Lard oil. Tsiiov Candles
| Lart, BecswaS, Spermseeil, tbdiso. tg hi"r, .-p
paras Blue Nitrioi. Alum, Sa'pitre. bor;N Sss'Vi'
Rossn Bed Cords, Clothes are Ptow Lines rinss,
HAWKES. n DAY.
anlaa .ss FroEt 81. - door east Of Main.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE Subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
Ct goods Of all descrpvhs Ia common use, consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gaps.
Glassware, 4ueenswnre, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
q. A. r. I. d KaaaYha salt Hardware.
xets aud Mil Saws Iron, al kinds, Steel assorted,
Castings. Nails, all kinds, GTind.iones.
Nsodenware, Lave geese feathers, Pitch Il 0Gkum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
willow Baskets, Paints aud OILS, Dye s.ufs, &c.
viii h will De sold at small advance for Cab As !
inte ID keeping every thing In common persons
ing several articles obtain Front Street
Attn Brick Store opposite the Mills Davenport Iowa
une Q. Isl3-29. J. n. ROWLING.
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s Ra.ss between y Philadelphia and Pittsburgh;

Rates between Philadelphia and FittstufbA'
FIRST Cla>s..Boots. Shoes, fryl ,se. r LEG ID.
Goods in DO xes), Furs. Fe theirs Ne
ecOnd Glass;. Rooks& tation-)
cry. Dry Goods lin boxes, Hardy ooc. ieo 10
ware. Leather, " COL. Ne.
Third ella ss..inyiis, Ragging,t sOs NJ leolb
Bacon. Port TIN buitl Hemp, &c.
Fourth Ciuss..Cofee. Fish, ha-t .oe y lepib
cor a Pork tpark ed1 ara y La rd OilA $500
Y-PIashippinC Goods froia any point East o. r.
delrhia he particu wart pael age 'rid PeaHsFl
rsmia Railroad" AilGo9ds consigned to the Agehls
e this Road at Philadelphia or Phtsocrg VIII De tof
VI rded without detention. ~,
Fss,anr AFrsTs.-Moscs Potter. Boston; ) i. ~
lott n Ycrs: sueeder, Philadelphia; MagraN
sn,isn,an q Brown Cincinnati, oha; J. $. Moore
hsqd Louisville. Ky; X. c. Medrnm. Madlson,
Iu,, RatcIir & Co st. Louis, No.; j. s. Miteheh q
son. Eyansyil e. Indiana. -.
n H. HOUSTON. Gsssrei Frsisa .9gi, FA'ta
II j. LoMRAEkr, Ssyf. .f.;sens, Pa
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Wholesale Candy Naafaettry
FR. WALTER. = G EEJ
WALTER { IoEN,
NltasE~Nll. tGNIltTFGsIgt,
Nos 81 { SO Market Street, let Rain GLt I'd
II. f.HNt., We

Constantly on hpttl largo Eld tsttI assbfrFll,
an kard- Of FANt y CAStiE>, ~ .Ef-TtlJtltss
esstty and VARIETY eEnhtit D. surI tster Ii "A
tstaltlisltBtIti IL L.,H NJ est - So q ttA
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GarUs.
0ousz. siGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING. PAPER HANGING. etc.

JAMES DosSELL d JOHN NJ. DUNK,
HAVING associated themselves
together for the purpose OF carry
ne on iAe Business 81 II 'Is r,
SIGN oRNAMRSTAl PAINT
ING. PAPER HANGING and CLING. WHETEN-
ING saa VI AL C0LORtNGi. on PsrF. Street, between
81 stip 81 reefs.
Nssid 0ess respectfully Announce 70 th-irfrtends
AMI N. pubsis generally thai hey prepare :" eA
errts rssntsy in either Lead Zine tn lowest pos
Slide pyseas aa IN tae 0sst style. Iser long eX-
sreHee Ia tas ABOVE Business warrants them in en-
sarny patrons fr4 Satisfaction shy that
may D. entrusted 10 them.
arttc ttar At fHita given 70 esti atipg Gy pab-
lie OF private Bsitin.s. -erseas wishing any Of the
above work lone would Do we IS give IN IN call be-
fore iettsag theiF WORK. Ties 4isG ea.ed 20
eczte Ssans-s, Landscapes. Masonic and Odd Feiis =
Aprons. Decorating and Gliding In style and
the most reasosa6la Paints II all eoiors
pr~rarea and ready for Glass Of all sizes putty
BE. for sale
Ju~e -, l-s4 DOSSELL Il DUNN.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
81 81 is yss n S.

gfyE Z; .at Centrui Route. connecting me AilsHtl
c,ti M lh,s,y stern North western, and south
t.rn States hy a eniiapnas Railway dtrset, nj
80 -, rat,net;s at r,st.bgrg WITH daily Use OF
10 xlI 10 Is olath. Northwestern fases. ma-
Sst ire N j., fsrsei. eAeapsst andrtaeft vesfe by
vhirh FRElGHT can he forwarded TO aka IRON the
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

Chicago and Mississippi Railroad
| l@N ss,e.s;;;sslS;| Z. 80
naSsENGERS for Bloomington, Springfield, Alton,
and ST. Louis, will niid he route via IL Sale 70 be
the Spcediest nov now open TO the pubiie and rot
subjected 10 the usual delays ~ the River By Gkine
The CHICAGO Il ROCK ISLAND RAfLRoADt" La
YalIe the ILL SoIs CENTRAL IA lLkoADto Bloom
ington. and the
CHlCAGO & MISSISSIPPI RAILROaD
70 A,oa and 81, Louis. passengers taken through
Without delay in 10 Hours!
Tbs roa.e ST. Louis via Mississippi Rystis IHRKE
HuspRxp Mi,xs and time FORTY -FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made az Bloomington WITH Peoria, fesin and VI.
bana: al Springfield with Bardstowa, Petersburg aud
Havana; al yirden with Wsyerly; at CsrliEyfle with
Hilisboro, Van Bursnsburg- VandaiiA and Salem; at
Brighton with Greenfield and Scotlyiie; and at Alton
wiia Jerseyvilie, Carroilion, Edwardsylle Highland
and CARLYLE The rsns also eonneetat sprHheld with
the Grea Western Railroad for Decatur -hsIie,
Jack sonve ard Naples.
Messengers arriving st st LoGls, will connect with
steamers for the Missouri. Chic. and Tennessee Xiv
ers aud also with Steamers for Memphis, Niessbufg,
hatcher. and New Orleans.
TPPas.enger Trsins leave Bloomington ct A NJ
and 30 r. n, the arrival Of the Trains from the
NORTH.
T-YrTcseis con be procured Of 4. F LANGLEY,
Agent at La Sails for Eny point on the Chicago Mis-
Z. HEALING, suptc & MR..
June eth, 1854 iy
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EoG ST hER with Z tho
/ numerous 10 mention
We have on hand and "
large ass0 rt1erts in the d
spring. Ourlarge stock
Is recommend: which W
Wholesale or Retail MARI
20 Aogsheaa n o. sagaf
% bbls erased * el9r s1gsr
IS sacks rs .or,ed Cafee;
$50 bushels dried apples;
50 bushels paired Peaches
quo sbis I hals d. . CasS
Y. Orleans Sugar hausl
and Syrup uoiasses:
3 bbIs sap Golden Syrup;
20 chests and ! chests V
Hyso- imperiaiand ERs
fish Teas
act ssiiesassoried Tea. 70
fs nifty ass
% hif hb.s white fish an
Lake Trout:
: 9axcs prime Cod Fish;
81 Kegs Mails assarie'i;
80 foxes dried Herring;
81 do hes, Rrooms,
81 BOXES Mould Candiss;
10 boees Star Candles:
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B. & W. KELLY,
WHOLESALE a RETAIL GROCERs
DEALERS IN
Dry Geeds, Queensware. HARDWARE.
uoot~ and Shoes, Hats and Caps &c:

asaHd differentariieles TOO
i'll be constantly receiving
5oy e tire on the opening OF
81 Groceries we particular
II be sold at the Lowest
.et Priees:-
/. 80 boxes Soap.
/: Bale Pope. sizes;
Gam,,hiHe ard spirit Gas;
Glass ofall sizes;
g. skets IN variety,
.lTar, piwh and Rosin.
I aaisias, 'srrants. Rice and
Spices in variety:
Paints, dry and Ground;
iCedarand Pine rhurBs,
. Wash Tubs and Buckets:
foils-far,i. Liasecd. Tan
Z ners. srern and Ele-
/ rhsri's oils.
4 large assortr ebt OF
Qreensrsre:
soc bhls lake SAT-;
IS snehs CD Alum Salt:
Oysters and Sarfines;
A large assortment OF To-
hsecos direct from the
Manufacturer;
n.A ESrrr landing
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE oFIIcE,

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE offleE
ACKNOWLEDGMENT hrs o,.enedS observation-disclosures
ofiee with empetr set Of books ~ whlth y
enter Ill kinds Of Rea and frereft! tot SAFE
~ for reut the names Of all servants whe sish toi
papes is families Thin the cit! also ire names OF
Mechanics. Lahorersand others setN isempto! Etht'
so that those who are IN search Of Houses ifthna'
ing eithsrby calling al ~, Office. Charges noderat;
raif ana register Your wants oraersand they Will
receive promrtauerll0h. rtx.ver,n
No Commercial Buildings,
nec- iz5t-dly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
FOR SALE,
Iheap listerIs

w have fer sale SEQ barrels Of sfSr L,',' Tx, n
w areg nc CtmcHt. which We warrant n''' t''''
and have reduced the price tn S3t0 er tbi
RENWii X SON
jane II dtf Dazar Building, Ferry LataL..