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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08
MILLINERY &c


KS. e. j. ALLEN respectfully Hnn0un-
ces to the citizens and the public in general that
she has just returned from the Northern Cities and is
~ u reee pit of the late and Fall styles consisting OF
pIhEsS CLOAK MANTLES &c, and will receive
them as the season advances
All orders from the country will receive prompt at
teEton
PATTERNS furnished to order Also Children's,
very handsome
TT Six DRESS MAKERS WANTED. Apply
soon. Sc 23-dlm No. ZIG, Main Street.
NEW EMBROIDEKY sTUKE.-Wc re-
' turn our warmest thanks 10 friends and Gus
tomers for their kind patronage and eouragement,
and would call their attention to our new Store No
,o MAIN street where they will find article OF
FANCY EMBROIDERY suitable for Ladies', Cen
tlemen's end Chdren's Clothing
- Embrolderes in Chenille, Silk, Worsted Braid,
5oid ana SILVER Bullion, &c, noatly and promptly
done to order.
PATTERNS for Braiding and Embroidery drawn
Ut the shortest notice, and all materials furnished for
the same
BALL DRESSES made to order. plain and fancy
HEAD DRESSES and fancy articles of all kinds
most reasonable prices
brdrrs from the country promptly and care
fuly attended TO. Miss RACHEL SEMON,
=, Miss REBECCA SEMON.
NO 2no Main street Square above the Banks, It
door to the Baptist Book Depository.
n B-Schoars taught in all styles of Embroidery
IL Closed on Saturdays. oc 3-.lm
RES = AND CLOAK WAKINt;.-I
- would respectfully inform the Ladies' Of Rich
mond aud vicinity that am now prepared TO do all
kinds of work in the DRESS and CLOAK making
line, and will WARRANT to give fati sfaction the Ia
dies who will give me call. | respectfully solicit
the patronage of all who desire work done in the
above line NJ. A. ERNEST
Franklin street. opposite
oc6 -2+ Binford & forers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08


Proxies to represent stock in their general meet
ings, shall only be valid for the space of two YEAR
from the date thereof. oc q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08
pRINTING OEEICE nnn - -,
NerICE TO sHOET.KE Rs, \. :,
rTnPriN, ROPER a 1II7RR,y- U,dc,-

49, ,or,,', 40. , GoFerr street, Richmond, Va
iNSs,st.,, 90 hand all lnds of ready-Inaie cor.
'S~din Il ALLIC BURIAL CASES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08
BY GOddin e. Nnperson,

ivy STEE's SALE Or VERY VALUA.
L BILE REAL ESTATE IN "PENDLETON
SQUARE" ON THE DOCK; AND HOUSE AND
LOT ON CARY AND 18th STREETS, IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.-By re
quest OF the trustees in several deeds of trust made
by A a hughes, Esq, dated respectively 9th Jau'y,
1913; LIST May, l849 and 18th August, 1851 duly re-
cordedln Richmond Hastings Court, we shall sell at
PUBLIC auction on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
10Th Oct, 1855, at the hour of O'Clock T. NJ if fair
il not the next fair day. the following very valuable
Real Estate:
list: \ most valuable Lot in Pendeton Square,
fronting l82 feet the south side of Cary street run
nlng back on Esd street about 100 feet to Dock or
Water street, which it has front of 1872 feet This
Lot adJoIns the proposed site of the Richmond and
York River Railroad Depot
After which, will be sold that most valuable Lot
with 10 wooden tenenents thereon yielding an an
nual rent of about $780, at the corner of Cary and
18th streets fronting the north side of Cary st. &C
feet running back the line of 18th street 1884,
to an alley IA feet wide
The title to the fore going real estate believed to
be good, but the trustees viii convey with the usual
special warranty.
By request of Messrs L. b. Price, w Goddin, G. A.
Myers James Lyons, and II. C. Cabel Trustees
GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
L. S-The deed requires cash sale but an ar
ransement be made to make the terms one fourth
cssh, balance at and - months, bearing interest
properly secured. oc3 q & A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

~ the attention OF the ladies to their assortment of
Fall and Winter Wrappngs, comprising beautiful
assortment of Black and Colored Cloth TGnlas; do.
do Velvet TamGs and Cloaks; do. do. MORE An
tigue do do; long and square Shawls Broche Scaris
&c. CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
oc6 90 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

NOTICE TO LADIES.-After an abb
L Y of five years in Europe, the rndersign ed
takes pleasure TO to the ladies' of Richmond
that she viii give lessons in Needlework, Embroide-
nv, BraidwOrk, Harwork and Crotcheting, and will
give entire satisfaction to ell those who feel dispoged
to pAtronise the above art. MRS. c. GULDEN,
No. ITO Broad ST., up stairs, at Mr.. Ch EminSer's
4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08

I SFVVDtN-
~ We are now i'll receipt of our entirely NEW
STOCK of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS. Our old
friends aud customers viii find the best stock have
ever offered them in
Servants Goods of every description
Housekeeping Goods Of every kind
Hosiery, 4 complete assortment
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, &C
Nestngs. i'll silk, velvet and worsted
Silks-Plain black Black Rept and Armeos
Striped plain and ombre. shaded Silks
Do. do. do. MORE Antiques very rich
All kinds of Stuff Dress Goods, in new designs
which we will sell very low for CASH, or to prompt
six months buyers. w. T. PERKINS L co,
No al Encla
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
Gtienb l<0eppt
9 tctn { . blcu.

ltntrrldriStercr mott rcm Yublifum aItmls,
Sru tetannt, oab CT an lrinem Ssanpplasr, be-
fannt ais SGIdt Damn, in 9icrrmbcitbal, gc6a
GauntY, fb Splfpmntcn ringrridtrt bat, um iepe
Dirt 6ra6t, ais 9rppufte II. /. ~, mad 9Iruycrt
unb pbilaprlpbia cher onprrr Ydbe ,u brfGrs
bern. 3u bcm @nrSrrd Bat CT Gin srpBes 98aa.
rrntaus an her Giirnbatn crbout ;ur aufnntme
uab aaftepatrung jcber glrt gSaareu in 5ro6t,
weldr anfcmmt prer brf6roert werpen fcQ. 9tud
tefinrrt iiG Die GrprrbsSfire raIelbit, 10 paB
Sitter, 9rcputte ETC., pon pa at8eIdidt cher ra.
lin grtratt pcreCn t6nnen.
Stciufpb!cu
son alien @rtrn jcbrrSct auf Sanc unb an tiQis
gen preiBm gu Sertaufen fir Saargrlo recr i'm
sustaul6 fir 5ruht, fir pelde an Der Sdl6t
Damn NabIe INNER rsr BG4lte YrriS tr,abt
irirp,
SaSib 2aur9.
glpbcntter 2t. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
9 h db bare5
St1bt : GtgentDum
ouf Bfcntli6cr Scntu Su Dcrtaufcn.

auf Bffrntli6cr Scncu Su rcrfaufcn.
2tuf Samlass prn Stcn December, ndtittnS,
UNI u4r Na6mttasS, iol am 0ailbauie neE
George 9SctGerbUlO, III Der Start &Is
ieataun, bTentli6 pcrtauft wrrren,
Cine 9cipibc Spttc 0runt,
se(c9en in beIagter Stabt 9ttl'ntaun, 2eha Gauns
tp, srin3cno IiipIia uuo nit Der Srcnte an bic
Union Stra6e; wrltlid an cine 2ottt pcs 0rpr9e
Sitter, nGrpIi6 an cine pripat 9lQrY unp an cine
2ctte peS SenrY Senilermader mp Gitltd ali cine
Vcttc bcs gStlItam SbrrlY; rntbaltrnp in Der
5ront an beiastcr Union StraBc 60 SUP. unb in
Der Grfe lis SUP. Dnrauf inO rrrt4tct
,ln-A 13pci quite 9Srbnbduirr,
l:s::Isaa cinS Scn Stenrn ertaut unO taS onHe.
st-ssssg t-.ssssssg re Srim - pds Strirtrne 1T fir Spri
Samilie etnscrj4tct, Gin Stap. DaS S5Ys
prantpa6:r ii cjn8ctraAt unO aQc5 in gutter Orb
nun9.
SIS 1T bir5 wrt0pptIe5 GgrntGum unp wpbt Der
IufmrrtiamFeit Der &aufIuitiScn mertb; inprm
paBcl0e Iebr IHTn 9ete9cn ii.
G5 III Elm Gbel pes Gjntrrla6enrn lirgcntrn
SrrmGAc pe5 pertcrtcnm Samuel Mpyer,
tebtbin Ypn telngter Stabt.
Die SrOinsun9cn am StrtaufttaSe burd
NRi1ael 2. Gbcrbnrp, Gr'pr.
Nr1emtrr 81, ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
Gin 9Stnf.

Gin pcbl9cmsintCr Bint sr9tbt an Die SFSnnsr
uno 6uaben, pttbe wdnlhSn elm poar quite mcblftilt
pclen, 8cd Coer 2Bcite ;u toufsn. GlS9tn fs 70 gut
fliu an Strpps Stcbr aniuruftn.
81. g.-gBSnn ibr abcr 9to BADEN rcnt, fc iCie
p out uuo 9sbt auf Der onbcrn Seits biuuntGr uno
ibaust 9ar uiht nab
Stupp'S wUbIfeilsm SarsrIO Stctr.
SsrtcmtCr l2, moon
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
9td0rt0t.
9icsrmGrr 81

Sn Der Gcurt Der &tcrNiabriom sieunosn fir bas
Gauutp 0ctba.
Sn Der Sahe Der pcrgcIdtascnsn @srtIcituna
BON gfcrO 89eitbaa GaunI&tp, in jwet QDabIs
Dilritte.
Die ntrrsei6nrtcn GrmmBpners, rrnarnt Srn
briaster Geurt, nm Die SadIiatet ;u untrrIuf-
en-, beiastes Saunidtp in ;pei S8abI. Otirifte gu
tbeilen, fir SBlbljwsde, ipie sebetrn wurpe purd
Sttitiler BON triastcm 3aunlfip, - ump I'M Der
nS6fen Court Der StcrtcIjGbrisen SBung ppn &c.
Ga GauutY, Srridt su erlatten. juiammen, nit
itrer Meinung in Se;us parauf - werpen ft
Samitass ben 22ten December, 1855, in Der
2lmtsIute son So tn .. .2owal, Gn., in Ter
Start glrntaun oerIammcln, fir ben GncSmrd
rem pfi6trn ibrrr Grnennuns naGSutcmmcn, -
mann uno wcielbt f6 ale intcrsbirts Ysricnsn
etnfnrrn tTnnrn, rprnn tie rs ais nttbS era4trn.
Spibua Stablcr
Samuel SasIpr Gpmmib'rS.
Socpb Ntiflen
9icSembrr %, ra4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05

der Seneu Srrtautt rperpen, aut Gretta9S Den IA.
December. I'M llbr gll4ntta8S, auf Dem Gi'
9cntGum iclbih
Gin 9cipiilcr StriH 2anb,
nit Dem 3uset5r, setesen in 9eipeItrrs Saunidip,
2e6a Gauntp entbaItenp 65 9ldcr unp riurn bali
ben; 20 gldr bapcn iinp SpBtanp 10 older
Biclen, unp Der Net lit in cincm 9utrn us3us
illnrr. Oaliribc III trSrenjt rur4 Sdnpcr ppn
SOIep4 2au6ner, jun., Sobn &cmncrer, Scnas
Jarmmrrsr, 2tpY Smf, OdHicl &rln, Wartin
Sanpmerf uno anprrn. Die Srrteierun0cn Has
rauf linp
@zSA Gin ;priittdiBcs SIr6s@nus,
sH:s5s S6wciSer Stteurr, g3aasn9auS, 0rpts
- IAmteO SAap, unp antcre guIengcs
bGupe. Ginc rtefebIenpe Gprn9c unp rin gutter
9tepfel 8aumsartcn brfnNcn Iih etenflII5 rarauf
IS it tteS paS tnterla6cnr licsenoe @crmGssn
tr5 peritUrtenm IS Gorge Senfn9cr lests
bin Ron 9rireItr18 Gauni&ip ulp Yprbrla9tem
Gaunty.
Die Sebinsungcn am @crtaufttaSe unS Gtuf,
Wartun9 vrn
Spnos Srnfn9er, g,,n,,r,
Geubrn ScnFp9cr, ''''' ''''
CurtJ bic Gcmt-S. gB. 3idIrg, Cdr.
Srtptcr II, 1855, nabS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
NQentDpn seminar.


Die gBinttrsSieun9 risits Snitituts hat ON litcn
TcocmbIr nit elmer luioM pcn Ctwas ttter buncert
StbdItrn bt9cunGu. Die Sthuc 1T nun in all ibrsu
6Shtrn mir Dem frl9cncen eSbrtr;Grrps cr9annrt
ID. NJ. Eeynoles, d. D., Yrin;pal
8. Q. &sbGrr, D. D., 2r9rsr Der peutIGer
SpraAr;
Sr. SUIbua HiaIc, GrSrsr Der Nat6ematit, &C.
Sr. 6. $. Groa, Eetrr Der oIten Spra6en, &c.
Sr. 8. g. Serrmann, Snlrumental unb 3d.
t1G Nuitt.Gebrer;
6r. s. 01rmain Gnstaor, 2rGrcr trr 1ran;G.
fIhen unp ipaniian Spra6e unp 3ei6nen;
Otrs. 81. 81. Gp1r, gebrsrin Der Sctanit,
Natur YbiIrirpHie, &C., I'M webIi6sn Departes
mrnt;
@i6 9toetatOe g. Ii4arbs, 0e9rrrn I'M prit.
liacn Sepnrttment
DRIP Gatbarina 8. 9tegnplrt, 2e9rerin Int pr.
mar OCpartemcnt.
g4ir 9toubtn, naF unrtr Snlimt 70 pchl craaniIrt
IT. ais tr9cuo Gins I'M Stdat, uno btttrt @ltsrn in
unitrn Stlottn uno Der umIc9enocn 9anoibaft olci.
obs @rmInttrun9, ocmilben ibrc Sinocr an;uptrrou=
en- lInitrs 9cbrtr baben i'm lnacmtinen brtrGebtlls
tbt Grfalruno in ibrGr prcfegicn aebabt, uno Iiub
Noju uch quattFjrt. gSIr perrptitn nit bcicnevrsr
Stjn9nabmt aut etc Glnridtun9 gum llnttrrttht Der
mcctrncn Spr0tbcn, (0tutib, Srau;SNfb uno Span:
itbD uno rbsnfalIs Guf oas 5atb psr 3ti6usn: uno
Sbreibtunlt.
0os NVirhcu: :0trorttmcnt ct9ttitb untcr Sbbut
ets 9rin,lpos uuo lttntr SRitrutTlrnru tbtbaftia,
III pcn Dem Nuabtn Dtpartsmint 9injIttb ab9cfhit,
otn. Seine 9Ripthen ptrrtn ;ur 8EtSlii9un9 in oas
SImuar 0ufScncmmtn, fnotn obtr 9utcs llntSrtcm:
mIn gu biIl9tu YrtgIu in oIr Staot.
Die Standardization nrS G;,hYuNrs EnN nrniinsrS
uno Ole Strtn9un9Gn mibt9. Sir Sthdlrr wrldbi
nab InfanS Der Steun9 cntrettcn, miro elm anar:
mtBentr 0bSu9 crIoubt. Sir rptittre Gin;ctnbcitcn
fItbc 1n'tac uno Girtuar, pelbrsltetr ouf Qnras
Sc Der prin;ipo nit @crantstn psrabrsitbGn miro.
Iutntaun, NcptmbCr %, nt3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05

gle glrtcn anSrrr gSaorn, ais Gud, Gatti-
rrtt, GoiAmreu, &entud9 Scans, Iwsebs, etc.
0iuttme, Glttuns, Slannete unp Ipl6e Glitter ais
i'm Na8emeinrn ais trcdne Otter 9ebalten pry>
prR-Su scrtGufen tc
Or i'm Unb Rentnser.
NIentnun. Sttotrr 81. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
Nd6rt6t

g1a&ri6t ipirb tirrmit 9esebrn, raB rrr ltr'
trr,eiGnete li6 AM 7ten 9iOSember, 1855, BON Der
sSirnid, ipeIde untsr Dem 9lamen ron Serraban,
S6ulB unp Comp, in ben llnipn 5ounprp 98rrt.
ldtten ;u Gataiauqua, Se6a Gauntp, eriitirte, Su'
riidse,cssn bat. DaS 9ublitum teItrte bttpen
Sta6t 3u nebmrn.
8trmaS 6. Srrnafan.
Nrssmtrr 81, nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
Gtne f0QB00re Saucret

4
GurW 9riY0t $ooucrl SIT Ycrf0ufrn.
Ter llntcr;ei6nctr tirtct Ecrrur4 feline Gcrrtis
Gc YIautoIAe purdl YriYat %ertauf on. Diclcls
te ii SclsSen in ObrsMac@n9ic GaunIAip, He6a
Gaunip, ctma rre %iertrl ciner Meiie Yon So9cl5s
vile, itrBcnp AT 2anp prn Solomon Wpbr, SUl,
cmrn nO TouicI Nayer, SUtram Sep, SpDn
Sctcrlin9 uno anpGn.
0icie Srrtref1ir9c 8nucrci
entGSIt 1870 gtdrr-baYpn lino 25 2tdrr 6cI;tonb,
bid bcipadairn init Jaitlnisn. mp Gi6ns SOL; ;
II Nder S6wamm. unO Gin 0ewiin1Gter Baum,
9nrtcn nit o(crle S6it 1T 9leidfa(lS rarauf. -
Die Saurrct ii ctcnfauS IditIi4 mD brquem IN.
ter 9uten SEMEN in 6elCrr ein0d4eiIt. Gle @ers
trberm9en rnrauf imp
.z8z-8RA Gin 5prilfdi9c5 SIrdfou5
:s:: cine iIcincrne Sa6c, itcincrnc S4mri.
E-sssssG ;c'hcucr, np iOnit ale nGtb9e Nebrns
9cb1upc. NBalIcr 1T i'm llctrrfa6 uabc am Sau'
ir unp naEr on Der SAruer.
Oieirltr pup r9ne 9iiit3aIt VrtauIt wsnn FL
&Gufcr eufinrcn.
Oat Na0ere ii gu erfalrcn tci rrm unterSciG.
ncten Gt9cntbUmrr.
@rtrr @lu6rlmon.
October 81, nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
@at Ien9ert6t5 : Serfduf.

Sn Seraft unp 3ufot9c cine5 9 febIS aus trm
g8aiIcnssri6t bon geha Gauntp, fol- auf Sfentlt'
der Grnpu Yrrtauit werprn, ouf 5reita9S ben A..
Orcrmbrr. I'M llbr ga4mttta9S, auf rrm @t'
acntbum cltlt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
9td0rt0t.

Sn rem 0airn9ri6t srn 2c6a GaGnts.
Sn rtr SOtbs rer SnQuift Der psritcr:
GtucR Gatbarina Stnsiotr.
limb nun 9lrocmsrr 6, 1855, ouf 2tutrostss 6rn.
Rarr III cine 9t9ct Crlau6t wcrpeu, an Die Grbtn
Der chtn9Snanntsu @CrtcrbCucn; 9c9cnpartis ;u tin
ouf Den 2Nn udtbteu ORPHANS Scurt Saa res &c:
bruar Strmins, ndmIdb, ouf Disnita9s Den 5ttn Sss
Nto9tSu NCbruars, um ras tta9tc ttt9tuoc 9srmSscn
onjunebmCn ceCr cs ju rGrEuei9Grn, coCr llrachCn
anju9rbSn worum enrs IitJsnte Gi9cutbun, roSr Gin
.s.I,s, Sbll oaucn ntbt psrtauft rptroeu IclItG.
:SxMgg. glus ben 1rtunben,
3ksNN Sejtu8ts,
'fFsf s. SO. 0tiflrs, Shreiter.
gicpcmber 81, nbbG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
a0eue O1trr,

Die llntrr,ciGnetcn fnb nsuli6 ron gsusrrt
uno pltlaeclptid NIT BEN 9rGBtrn unO msiit f6ib>
cnatlsn StUf pon 0dtern auridsefebrt, als iie
jr ;uppr battrn, wsId)e lie an Den allsrniseriain
9rrtBfn 5um Sertaui anbtrteR, GisieIte befs-
hen dus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05
@rpBer M1fDnic 9QQ.
Der ausscretntele Ytano 6crte, IeIcricn unH
WtuftitCbr lit ben Serenistsn Stdatrn,
ST an l5tCn Sitcter 1855, in ttn

WIuNtItpAr III ffh Sefelhl9tth StuNIfH,
ST an l5tcn Sttrter 1855, in ttn
81 atomic IS eb Gu IT.
G9rsnut StraBs, ptcrbalb tsr 7trn In 9BiIateIe
pbia, 9eTfnct wprbcn,
Durb Scbn M0ari d, bcn alItinStn a9tut
fir 8croman, Gr0p une Cos. btrdbmtl 0rlts Gam:
pana Ittoibulint pianO Scrtts, uno 6. VI. 6st ne
Cos 4rtmlum NltlcricnS. 6tithfals, pldnc Srr:
tes uno glIlrpcns pcn anpcrn GtrUbmttn Ronufatus
rittn. =. lR. bar ciusn 9tot fir mibrtrt Sabre in
Dem maaniRtGntGn unN rpchltttannttn NQarnis Sc:
6aupr crbotttn oIUc tr gtesnt ZEN 9rS6tn Stct pcn
piano Scrtes, Watlcocus, SRuIt, uno muhtoIiltbe
Sntrumlutt pcn allen Scntunun9tn auf loouo ;u
batu, WElhts allies CT fatlt cr9filtts ouspSb.t uon
oofdr bur9t Na6 oIts pcIItrmmcRs 3uriCetnhIt eitt
Sttcbcr II, nt3R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-12-05

Sn Der Court Der &crtIiabrion sisunoIn fir bo
GauRtr 9ctba.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
80 n bstveen philadelphia and Pttsburgh
.rxxsvIv.NI, RAILROAD.

r.,oo My ri,rourh Trains. between Philadelphia
aud pi,tsbars -TnE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phiiadephia FOR PittsbuTg at u A. ~, ana
Pitishurg for Philadelphia at =. ~. HE ~ i
for Philadelphia all F. NJ. THE NIGHT EAPREss
TRAIN leaves PHILADELPHIA for Pittshnrgh At u, r
- ha shove fines con meet at Pitsbu-g with The Rail
roads to ard from st. Louis, Mo-: Alton, Galena and
cbicaroIti: Frankfort, Lexington, and LonlsSlile'
X Terre Haute Dayton, Springfield, Belief5Diiue,
S,n,nsk = Toledo Cleveland Columbus ZanesNlite.
Massiilon and Wooster Ohio; also, with the steam
Packe, Boatsfrem and to NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
Louisville and GINeIsSATI ,.,L
Through Tickets can be had to or from either The
above places. ~, ar.
Forfnrtser particulars see Hand-biisat the 1IMer
ent starting points. Passengers from the West
viii ind this the shortest and most expeditions
routet 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, or Bos
ton. 49,. mr.,
MESKlMEN, 5st. Passenger Lines, PITTS.
pbflaaelnhia Feb sih. 1855 d-ly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
Nailroaos.
NEW ARlfANGENiENT,

= l.
nN andafter Monday July "a. ana nht is...e. nv
tice trains will leave koeh island Us ionows,,,
Ist Passenger nht, $50 ~ a.
aI II !, I, - Tsre,ra 90 r M u
"a 49, I. -; S 90 A
~ ,.S 80; a. al. e,.;i Cd class CARAT As
-. u - ,raia n, 4 30
Is" as S's a. 49, 30 M s.
Sd Freight, with sdclass cars at, 10 40 a
Altrans on or this road in direct connection ~
thieoy a ith trains oy both the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central K. X. to and frem' Detroit, 10
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus cincinna., fiusoussn '
nankirk Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Albany. new
Ysrk. Philadelphia. BALTIMORE and Washingi E,,
to which places eisean be procured s. ,. % =
VEINS Tick ct agt., X. X. Depot, r. l.
Passengers are reminded ofthe niece sslty OF giving
distinct dire etons as the destination OF Their bag
gage also to procure before taxing lne. se's
e. asthe conductors collect fares only 10 sta
lions ON thoiine OF the Chicago and Rock leland Ki
road. ssf "a, o -. ~ ~ = ni,;.inp
w, II WHITMAN. ASST. Supt. west n. DNisioh'
Island. July Cd, 1855.
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/ UONTT DELIVER GOODS

4 BOUT town. tits true, but believe can furnish
N customers with articles IN m, ime "t trade oil
qualities and at prices such as will induce them 70
continue to me fair share of Il eirtayors. Intend
TO keep am excellent asss rtmen' OF
Tea-Green AID Black, from choicest 10 cheapest.
Coffcc-diife rent Kinds, whole and ground.
sU.ar-Crushed, Ne York GFanu ated, Pntvert
lied, Loaf, Clarified ard New orseaus
NoIasses-Goien syrup. 5. II. and y Q. Moi's'
Spice~-AIkinds
Ciudtcs-Sperm. Star and Talaow.
SOAP Common, Toilet and Shaving,
A so
Prep. Cocoa, GRAHAM FLOUR, Corn Meal, Rice,
Corn Starch. - CO. Macaroni. Netmircii G; Tartar
Salmratus, sup Garb Soda, Yeast Powders, Raisns,
Prnues. in Glass Jars, shaker Preserves, Cttroh-
Cnrrants, Fiavorag Extracts. Pickles. Pepp' sauce,
Tomato Catsup. Mustard, Vinegar. sardines, Codsh,
Niijtfsh, Mackerei, Smoked Herring, sal Soda os-
sego Pear Starch, Table and Dairy Salt " tale and
Lard OIL, Wooden ware, Remnant of eentinon stone
ware, Sc. nc. A good assortmcntof
EASTERN STONE WARE.
FLOUR AND BRAN EXCHANGED FOR WHEAT
ottis'55 q. NJ. HAWKES., Front Street
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DR.. FISCHELJ,
Surgiea. and chanIeal DeEus'
RSAss' London Porter Just rcec. " cd and ior '''
~ at FRANCIS JACOBY's
Drug and Prescription Store, !,
oetsO. Brady bet.2d a. 2dst,s nnyfpL-


LADIES COLLEGE.
mr. second Quarter ofthe above institute WIZ Nh
, mehec on wednesday, September 5lh ~ ahV'
departments, ta
,onfarrsngcmcntsfo for thorough course Of irs'.v
Wn ~ the various departments of the College o.
P,e an" ~, scale 20 meet the demands oI'ho's
ahu spirit ofihe times.
WeAihl Ia gives re practical thorong b and COW
piete course Of studies than any of our school, "
lung ladies'. Yea, more. we mean TO take the lea'
:" NY NV business oifemaie education. .
toohfse OF studies will be varied to suit thee"
ana intellectual capacity ofthe pppl,
80" ~ Ue PRIMARY Department, 81 60 PEI NJ
90 '''' usual course g co 7" -"
,sHnguhrs ana higher English branches s 60
~ extra charge sin the Normal or
!, leaehgrs' department
"us I9. On riaho, Melodeon 6 cjtarand :"
LaudscarI p. $40 90 TO ~ 90 y
Mon. - atntingin Oil. W# 8 90
9Yehromatic ,Crayon and Pencil
f, brtwiuE, &c., each s 90 "
'"Ptei Macheahd OrnamentalLeatler
>, Work, each, & co "
, -y9Viagry, Ornamental Needle Work, q
u, @c't d., 10 all their variety, each 5 90 v
diplomas Willie given 10 those who COM
pete alhorougheoursoi in citherolthe
departments. 80
Doard with furnis hed rooms i,ct,d,
washing, lights fuel, statjonary ~ ., M % :"
1.-THE pupiifornishes her own rno;,i ~, os, on :"
Al al Pas ments TO be made in advance
Those wishing to secure rooms -. .eb0'
p. Il. n. COD BING,
1 it45 rTnpfietorRhd Superjnte DdeD|t
| PR, II. III. CopnIxa fI
! , Mas. N. JCopprsa FTincipb"
| pasehpoHiAog s,'5s-dwti.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GE1AK III -

THE Great Central Route, connecting The Auantl
ctieswi,h the Western. Northwestern, and Southwes-
tern States. BY continuous Railway direct; rms
-oad also connects at Pittsbarg with d.iiy iine OF
S,esmers to MI ports on Northwestern lakes ma
kin he most direct cheapest ard reliable route p
which FREiG HI can beferNarded to and from 'he
Great West. ~ p....rh.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
First Ciass..Boots, Shoes FRY 75c. q loolb.
Goods lin boxes), Furs, Feathers Sc-b
Secomd Cha So. Books q Sta.ion-) =,
ery Dry Goods tin boxes. HARDY ooe. ioo ~
ware Leather, Wool. &c.
Third Cia ss--Anrils, Ragging,| see n IOoIb.
Bacon PORK lin bulky Hemp. &c
Yourfh Glasses Coffee. Fish. Ba-( AR h lOeIb
80 4 pork lpacked) are, Il Lard OILY
U-PIn shipping Goods from any point EAST o. : ha
delphia, he particuiarto marx paes Peansg
ronia Raiiread.. AllGoods consigned 10 the Agent
othis Road al Philadelphia or Piitsburg, be Tor
W rded without detention. r.,
FRr,aHr Arrsrs-Mcses Potter, Boston; J Ia. FL
liott. n York; 4 J. Sneeaer, Philadelphia; Magraw
4 Rooms. baltimore; Geo. C. Franciseus Pitsbarg;
Sprigman 4 Brown, Cincinnati, ohia; ). ;; Moore
head, Louisville, Ky; G. Medium; , Maa.rpn
Ind :: Ratciif& Co. st. Louis, No.: j $. Mitchell "
Son. Evansville lndiapn. NJ,
II H. HOUSTON, General Frsigkt SCR, PHtt4'
Fl u IOMRAE RT, Sapr. Altoona, Pa
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COOKING. AIR wAhMINa 4 vrNriILTiyG

StAMpLES OF the above arraraias nav rtid, 4
- the Inspection of those who desire 10 tsu ri
best ~ ode 81 Warning atA perliisttt tfer hfg's
ALTO for cooking, We have The ger y fnr ne st
Ikg ost approved Rat Air Furnace ard rftB
Range Mhttlt rily IreJs to bee seen to induce mi
Coal. Coke, or Nood ear be psed.
We invite the PBtlte grnc ftIN 60 ea.l 'td cttp5
the aPrariiius; only Hliittd mHihef cen u, nt'sir
this fall so that 20 be sure 81 ding eiih,F FuaH
or Range the order must lee ictl -atl,.
Couslng Ssoves--a large asso rtnicrt on hsrd vaid
We svl ~ greal! rcdVecd prices.
Aug 81 -i3hL q .fIOkI q ~