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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
Ts,,l.......sss 81 s sIo5los 3 81 81 o sls2i 3

leit.,.'::...s - % - F4''i'- p $50 =
Me.srs. Dre1el, saiher & Church, Bankers Of San
Francisco, have moved into he marble banking
which was bull; for Mes-rs. Page, Bacon CO. Their
deposits on Tie 18th % July amounted % over
81 lCO,OO
The imports OF merchsndiss, other than dry goods,
for the week were $50 274 against 81 2ei same
week last year, among which were Ba.,ons sT, -oli
Coffee, sls9,O6s; Cigsr, So gas Lnseed OIL,
s53727; Nader, s20,sel; EsrthenEsre s@6,2l3;
Furs, s34,5I2; Brandy, 81, 467i Dressed Skins,
81. 1926 Undressed d. So, l5s; Hardware 5000;
ZION. seO.sll; Railroad DO, go, 400; s5es, DO,
s22. 2ol Tin, sl9l, $40; Lead, s92 4ol Sugar hid,
t72.7es; Sugar, boxes, i3,2s2; watches $50, 355
Wines, s3o,74s.
The exports of merchandise Of the week were
1894 s67 against seO5 ls2 same week last year The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
" TfiegTnph.

BOsTOS-Arr Az = stip Msriks, Ssnp-a1. ca esrss;
bst, NarT nd Aux CsTes J. " Csyf0n, Lega2r3 Rene
do; Poeonocket Haks Me- zzssi rrsf G. ~ Kennedy,
Co-tt Ssxas So1ihsr N-lsor Charleston : C. Aso. b.rk
Trry HsI GslFesrtn -chr sesBr1, fetke. sck.11se-
An a. Gssisaile .hp OceaH Home, Asyasn G0ig-lsarg-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

On the subject Of ofers By council .u1ed 20 aboTe
IN The shsise The judge sAic Ny opinion ha. ben
n summing up &c in his proper turn, AM n ne
." order which gives 70 the one o. 70 70 oi'-S "
night 70 Oyen or 70 clOse The argument, Dnst 90
tier duty and thesr whole dafy, an1 sorfe t1eif
nab 70 prevent further erg1rneo'' ~ 'a's y 'uT
Court srd Tu-v ostes No case j. cited - 10, sc1
no authority Il an elementary wrier u 'arnis6e1
and have not succeeded u haciug either, asserting
tie rizh; n coon. 20 interfere fur-her sf'er TIE
care h-s been submitted oy TIE Court Tor directions
By xsy Of ch1rEe 70 tie Jury eKoep; 70 eater eX-
GO csrtions 10 y st Z conceived % be erroneousl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

BY corhning L to the other issse, : .. he issue
sustained BY the ev1esce.
A claim xxsirs. . Carer 20 recover damages 90
fsl-re 10 carry passenger soo0r ing 70 hs Ender-aS
ing 20 far e. ess: such damage ara. aon i@s 81
tine and erperses incurred n oCc 1e1ce OF be delay,
nav b sssgDed e. % enable sszue@ % sue il he
ON name uD6er The proper ssction Of lie Cote.
Wheisr cisin iof csnaEe upon nee Tor, a.
though for sn injury 10 q oetr7cton q property,
b prosecuted IN The neEre Of en- sesisnss-I1ery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

CCFFEE-Tbe t-sness to-tsy n.s teen ve-y -sIs 1T
de-enptors Ptoes couture trn ~ prevo-sy quoted TIE
rclude 500 lf.c, 10 N4rs-sb0 A.
HE, Gsc s. LsEs4yra =. LIE
FIsH-Dry Cod = es ara TIE Inquiry loocerz.e S.l-s
of 80 qantks 81 Georse Bank s, ~ q SEQ FrercA ~ 2x
a. 81; ard sozas western &s75de< Ne useker.l sse
In dsnsEs, the suppy Seht; s.Ass Of Va n<si W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
MARINE COURT-4sl lc-Bsfo-s Jslgs siEDsiL-
SUI FOR LIcrOR-


To recover $40, amount Of bill Of liquor sod b.
Garrett d. Clark, Nursy-s'., IN March ls53 % Geo.
beagle and charged 20 latter; our the promi-s Of
M Sosif il ale. cd 70 psy in the event q Deage
failing 20 DO 80, and, default Of payment occurring
Scarf promising 70 " come down and settle Toe
clam assigned BY Mr.. Clark % VI. Allen, who
brings suit.
Mr.. So,rf II appeared, formerly KEEP, he De Groot
House 81 McComb- Dam, which be sold ont 70 Deagie
for g. 500 latter giving s. zoo cssh, snd ;xO notes
for $50 each It and months. Scsrf then TOOK
beagle 20 Mr.. Clark, from whom be :. had 5een IN
the habit Of purchssing and induced G. 20 al D. tue
BIZ Of EqGor a. above, be 70 pay L D. I'd not, bat
telling C. hot 70 let d. know that be sec niy, and
70 charge 70 D., which was done Scarf few dsys
subs. Q6eutly repurchssed the Degroo: House from
Desge for 81 go, and TO pay al noie noi.si 6e, TO
become due BY Dec. 9.
In defense i s coDiended that The ere III, va given
10 Dte. e, and that the promise Of Scarf 70 pay VS.
collateral and therefore VOID, &c. Ihis Ess DENIED,
and The agreement on reourchasing 70 pay al claims
against The house was also - up.
The Court did not consider the promise % pay coli
lateral but potive and gave judgment FOR planif n
amount and int rest.
TIE MILK TRADE.
Tm- Wossn sE-. The Ere r.. r9Gd Company.
Plaintiff Il mnkmsn and receives g. very many
Others engaged il the business DO mix from TIE Ere
cas- on The arrival Of tie train during the night Or
early in the morning a. jersey City ~hiie waiting
With hs bOTse and wagon, not long snoe az toe depot
tn hOrse became frightened backed upOn the rack,
and the wagon wss struck and much injured Sgit il
brouf ht b. recover the value On the part Of pa nt
i, i said that nere was 10 light the train, and that
the brakes Vere not properly ATTENDED 70 when It va
seeu there ygs danger OF striking the horse and wagon
In reply il i ssid that the engine A. the time hsd
been unhiched from the train, the latter proceeding
at the tine only by the impetus il had previously re-
ceiyed: that the brakes were spphsd and the tr1n
s-opped a. soon possible. II also sad that the
horse and wagon hsd been on; Of place before the
horse starting being on the side Of the track belong
TO he Company, instead Of Al the public place st
the depot
The train It said contained nine car, all hesv-
ily oaced with milk and descending Inc ye'
we're stopped within les than the ordinary space. Il
was ALEC said hat the Company IN the habit OF se
Ting small suits bat that the milkmen ere DOW -
much eDcroachng the track that il hss been cor
Guided TO such suits the preseLt. Decsiol ~
served. For plaintiff Mr.. Dohenyi for defeSiani
Mr.. Eaton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

FIERY AccIDEsT.-An accident occurred at the
Bob0ken Ferry foot Of Barclsy-st., On Saturday
nerDiDg, by which two old men and hOrse snd
wagon were rather unceremoniOusly baptized, in an
atfemp; 10 DIVE upon the boat after il had been cast
leose. They managed 10 get the hOrse on when the
boat started, and horse, wagon, men and sl, went
down between the boat and bridge. The men were
Immediately got out and the horse having become de-
ts1hed from the wagon finally got out by 10 xering
The bridge. The wagon sunk, but was subsequently,
rnsed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

a., Al being vel known 70 she police: James CSyse
$500 DAD, CHRISTIAN Rinkie, jane Carney, EnA
~. A. Joanna Fsrrel. and Margaret lsdea- II ey-
80 lie Toys s1d girls lived 81 togefoer n hnts IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
Ree.tuts of Produce


p, Eo-,s Ri,er Best-45lo bis Fc1r g p 91sb. Corr,
s. -ils Wtsty ~ bos NeA, d Co. As1es -7'' Pt-s vi
C.te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

rsti Railroad 4, Necksrics Bank, -. DelA-
vsre and Hudson Csr4l Wa sol3 G, 1913.
In state S.ock. TIE rsn-sri0ns fsl Efts shor- =
$4,000. sc roo Vi--nis . rs-s sold :. 9 ~ lsr
60: uiuos = o. iss7 3. To-. tennessee = Of lss3 s;
state = q; ssI define, Gzf C.llruis q. q 20 RI:
=. yesterdsy. price. II Rs1r0sd Bon1s lie bus
pess uss 20 he er.er. Of sbou; $1,000 chiefly =
Ilino. CsD.rL 8; 81, yesterday. proe, sd ditto
Frtelsrd Bones 8; oct. deciIe. Ere Bonds q l:-1
elosed 5; 81, yesterdays prce. New.YO-k Cen; q
s.stsil, advance dt'o :. E; 100, bgysr sc; Tern
HATE Lnd Alton Z Mortgage :; -, and Go-hen
Itne e. p. AZ ;he Second Bos-i. Reading sod 5.
sst. Ere s5i Nez-Yo-k Central l0...
Money cout rues sbznd.a. = . ? or los-s s1i Q
% ior 1iscouuts-
II FreiEhts Ne rOtoe engsgsDe1.s q fll bs-es
Cottou % Liverpool e. 30 3-lsi, % ~ Lard o.
e. I'd 300 = Wbsleio0ts 81 -. sni 20 b5s on
:; -. 70 London, co Dbl. o. 8; l7s.i 20 5b-s.
Lard 70 GlssgoT 8; %.
b. tie s1ival Ii. morning O. tie Euprs C.-y, Ne
have received se04 40 n gold from Cefornis n al
itOn to : large amount z The hs.ds % passengers.
Thepsynen;s e; the s1b-Tress-ry were s.li, az 70
Received, sl7- ,s2o Balance, ss,s4l Il =. Pad
for Assay OfHce, e. ssl co. Paid On disburs-ny
checks, So ga j. Tie above shows balance
credit On % account 4 g 5s, -s5 g sg.ns; ,5-a
- g -; week
Nr. A5er- II. Nicolsy'. regular seri-veskiy slc-
tion sse Of stocks and bond. VII take ace on MOI
dag ne1;, the l3th Inst, g IL o'co,k E; Re Me-
chants Exchange.
Tie exports Of Specie fram uls Pc; t9r Re week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

RKLIsI0Us.-The Rev. Dr.. EDDY OF the PARK Pres
syiersn Church, Newark, has received and accepted
q call from the Westminstsr Presbyterian Church,
Chicago, H.
The First Baptist Church, OF Camden, under the
pastorsl sBpernts Bdence Of the Rev John Duncan, 10
about organizing new congregation or church, at
G4utreyile. Tie congregation have had an eligible
lot Of ground Of 20 by 100 feet presented 70 them
Calvary Church, al Summit, viii be cOnsecrated By
BishOp Doane, On Tbursdsy, 10th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
MARRIED..

Csnsjohsrie OF Thursday Aas o. -
the Rev. hr GOodAe Of AMSTERDAM Isaac ;. NEwros
Esq. q Norwich n. 20 JaSs C.sTssLL dsusater Ct M
R0ben Dunltp, formerly Of Cterri valley
sToUT-JoHNsox- On wednesday A7g By he Rev. Hem
BsIss Ar. JOIN Il SroUT Mss JOASSA JoErsos a. q
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

I.sKa BEER eCAED.---A target company under
NJ above name = being organized "a DaientoFn ana
vsriiy. The pnzes are % Be kegs Of Ayer beer 81
vsrso1s szts-ibe oesT 20 b. drank before ne return
~ - ooruoSny a there are q nusaber II Americans
N he COMPANY, q fair opportunity EA be offered %
.-.,<r+aia zkeshe- lager 6eer ictOIcste- or DOT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

TTLEGKAPH CoNsoLiDATIoS.-The Cemlen and
Long Branch, the Jsmesburg and Perth AmbOy, and
he Perth Amboy and Bulls Ferry Companies were
consolidated and united on the sth inst in one compa-
nv, under the charter and tide Of the Delaware and
Hudson Telegraph Company. DIR. Solomon An
srews Of Per1h Amboy was appointed general super
h,fen6ent of the line and were taken 10 get
bic The line at present Is completed from Borden
town 10 this city Stations Openel at the folio wing
places, viz: Bordentown, Hightstown, Janesburg,
Spoiswood, Herbersvile, South AmbOy, Perth Am-
boy, Woodbridge, Railway, Elizsbethtown AID New
ak Newark Daily Advertiser, llth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

RYcosrKT o. A sroLEx HoEsE.-A gray horse
surro~ed 20 have been stolen 81 Has'ings- y. T.,
Tpe~dsy uigbt lss; recovered By Ofoer hOrrs OF
H. Issirseeuih Ward. Saturday night OfhoeT
Noyr- VS. on hss bea; a. the Of South TeDih
xsd second-sts- and hK attention called % tie
trsn accidentally and coming close up, toe driver
innped Ozf, ssa knocking ne Ofcer down, away,
ard leff the hofse IN his possession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
Rrroa1ED ,oA TH1 rarsrs,.

Markets..C AREFrLLE REPoRTED FoR IHE IaIsUSk.
sATtsDAT, AlE a., lt5i
ksHES-The arkei cute f- ~ Psarsst = -5Q - r.
PCS steady S. 2i saes G = 55s sz-rlt-s 1rsa
& cssh-
CTTCNA firm BAT qu-t usrket; TIE s-es r-Dcrte
10 taes Tie o: fErss days sgyrerate $50
haze. We coLiin1e former ql0tsts-s. - f-CFs
sEE-soss cLAssiEieAr9s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

PorspLISs.-An infant about two months Old va
snDd 10 Dufselc-ss. Oh Saturday nigat 81 private
wa,ehnAn Tracy. lie took i % h hone, and ilis
uso~uing il viI be taken - he AlIshO1se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

FIEE II NKwARK.-About y O'Clock Saturday
morning FIRE broke out in the third story Of the brick
building No. 3 Mechanic st., occupied by A. stephen
HoItrook a. a job printing Office. The whole inie-
nor Of the third story burnt destroying nearly
every thing. None Of the rest of the building 10.
Jured. Mr. HIS loss is about $4,000 insured for
q, 800 In the Park Company Of New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
To Mariners.

We requested ay Ctsreson paper Of the IA
that the middle Buoy u beach Channel has gone s.
1he following from Capt MARI ID Of the br schr. As1.
published IN the London Shppins and Mercantile Os
zeffes
JUSE 2cOn ny passage from Lszlua de Tsrmnos Il 80
P IocS q tie srtosId beam, appearing Ab0g ffeT
feet hove Wsr, besag T. \. T., distance about nile
HAVING bad good zig = r chr0t0eters In the morntrE an
good meridian atu distance from tbe tine
tshf1 rock places 40 Y n Ion. AZ . "
ftks The b. tn by Gspt Navel
ie sl OF Newl ok the l2h q Nay, 1875 40 y
CAPT Leu P, u the mig LEX Saytse u the year l6e
n hARQUAND. schr. Mentor. n Jsfst. a.,
P0slIo1 OF tas rock b. CAPT Msx-elst a. q la y =
W b Cl9f. LCurp-ls Il go :. lon g 81 ". bl S.
MsTq1snl A. q 4 e. on A. % v. Capt Locrs SD O,P'
MAXWELL taken b. dead recLonnE
FoG.BELL At Cars HEsRY.-A bel 70 be ruse N ioty
weather seehng lSC0 pounds, worked 6y machinery Is
Gay ben eEsced Cape Henry, CA1sP-N
Bs7. Va. -,
elevated sslaeofk about lfy fee; shove ea ~'s''
lesr The pitch THE Cape. s
Ia val trE- trlfs minute a. Intervals 81 e-lL
bat secoE- Il b ~ Lnd q distance o. from ote . ~
miles, sccoriI 20 n dect.iu Of the wind.
By order o. the L CIR. house Board.
A 4 PESN0Ch,
La, house Iaspscior. fifth Dsstne-
No-tok. July ls. ls55
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

]. o. or o. F.-Tbe Pennington Lodge, together
with fourteen Of the Deighborng LODGE intend hsY
ing parade and harvest festival al ntusyile, n. j.
On Tbursday, August IS. banner will be presented
b Pennington Lodge by the ladies Of Iitusvile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

NV LISE OF STAGEs.-A new line OF stages will
commence running TO day between HobOken aUd Fog
isb Neighborhood, leaving HobOken twice day, st
10 A. NJ. and 6 T. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

I-rtsYfHaxcE.-Tbe police d he isi- d. - eni
AZ Disrfess, naoe B. aTTssss for crankes'e~- % ri
- ss.Erdsy righfs. Tnose arrested on Frfey
-, ~srs cistosed % OF SATURDAY morning. inoss
,,.s..d % saturssy night viii b ired his morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

rx-x~yKzaxcK.-T6ere were four srres's IN be
s.fs Pcice District for drunkenness for the twenty
Ser hour ending last evening.
n, fhe FJAh Distrcz there vas bat one arrest fo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

The follow ing table vii show the receipts and pay
rneus a. the Assistant Ireaslre-s 0ce the receipts
q; the Custom House snd payments from the Assay
Office for the present week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
MARINE 10 URNAL
rcar OF NEw-YoRK...
Cleared.

Cleared.
s,ssrsk Jamestown. Parish. R.eamona, LzGlam e.
Psa,41'. foriaa Wsoetu ssye1rAhs ; L Mi'ohil Nash
x,Sie R.,,r fhsrles,or spoforo TIie..or 4 Co
skusHsyr. baxrsr Bavre. NJ Lyinsssoz; w r. Schmidt
Sea. Bsfhsrst, " g. Kermit Csxev. n
E.rhe-rue T. Wlens rrcrhxy Nerss,idee Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

CD a. New Bedford ich shp Falcon, NoH a Fseiie Ves'
SO. n Alice Ms1den 40. - . ~ s.,th
sd ron ssshsrbor 4sh hip waslingtoa bsococs SCUM
Atlantic Ocean go. -. r m. So, tie
Pseifc Ocean. ~ and IT klgATto~a- n, - "a, ~
l., &c., nv b.-k Isgnder klnabsil. Hysc, 81 20
I,ns ~ brrk Nable Little - shsrbos. oil not ~
had bs MI and would touch AZ 81 Helena soss 10
July. =, -. - -.t.r..- 90 .rp-o, incs-
tom y IA rs bhis. Blscknsh OIL px.
Cd II Nes Bedford stb, ship Alice hsn1el, Denn~ 49,
sd from LozS0n 7th, barb North AnsTe.. Ly0''' -
Atlantic Ocean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

IMMATURE ALNssAc......Tsis DAY.
Srs-his-s .St1 -ets .........l.t dOoN->t1.s I-'-
HIsL <ATEE..-...-...-.....rh is DAf
Ss1sy Hosf.. see c., fssrd.. g. 9 Hen 8lts''io.5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

BsrTAL HrsBASDs.-Yesterjsy afternoon man
ssInsd Henry Schsner, residing ID Leonsr1-st, East
Dissrie; sctus:ei BY motives Of eaIonsy, beat his
wife IN q mos, inhurnan manner An alarm Of murder
drew the attention Of Olcer lOung, who took schsf
Es 20 tie lookup.
Jsmes Duffy was arrested about Il clock, sa.gr-
day night, By Oficer Water Of ne Fifth District On
charge Of sssaaii ard battery and attempt % Kill as
N1e. he wss IOcked up % await eIamInstiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

FAIsE WEIGHTS AID MEAsUREs.--A wagon ped
Ter named Wsnser arrested on Saturday, con-
plant Of Mr. Powell, Sealsr for the Eastern District
Tor usIg false measures they having beea regulated
ses days previous BY him. Accused gave bosds 70
appear.
he ssrne day peddler driving wagon No. 80, wa
discovered with false OOt,Oms in has measures. On
SATURDAY evening Mr.. Powell detected three grocery
men IN The Fourteenth Ward in using light weights.
Complaints will be entered agsinst them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

SPOKEN.
Jgy p lat = a. ls. a. ship Haaalh Cr'essr ''s''''
y. l..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

THE undersigned most respectfully returns his
1 thanks IL the citizens of JareBport and tAe pup
lie generality for their very liberal patronage during
the past season--and finding the demand OF his Gus
toners greater than he could supply he has been M
ed at u large cost 10 enlarge his MN, ana put VA
an entire new Engine aud Maehiuery-so as to be GU
abicd 10 furnish much larger quantity hereatter.-
IN addition to which am about to erect fIanine
MIL in connection with the Saw Mill, and have sue
csc,led i'm connecting with myself Mr.. W. h. SMALL,
who will have eGtre management Of the Flaming MN
and devote his Whole attention. IL from his long eX-
perience in this branch OF the businesS-he cannon
fall 10 give sasfaction-and being ny prepared on
the opening of navigation TO I'LL all orders III my INC
will be pleased to receive share OF PUBLIC iaS9r
j. NJ. CANNON.
Dee IL. lSJ4-dw. If
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
TIE n.wsbov. made bold speculation

The n.wsboys made bold speculation,
!, onar,er where detection might have
been reasonably anticipated. 1t has been
, prsctice, heretofore, for printed copies of
the Presidents annual message TO be placed
/, the hands Of members and Senator's as
soon as The .Clsrk and the Secretary COM
mence reading the document to their res
pectiys II 5ases; but this year that practic
m.s d,yiatsd from. Whether the newsboys
had obtained a knowledge OF this fact, We
s,5s mol, bu, they rushed in breathless
eaeern,ss to the Capitol, and sold, read ",
copic. .! an sIlra containing Pfesidents
message. which some officials purchased and
dis3stched to distant friends, who will won
der al thu close resemblance it beers to the
massage ssnt u Congress last year Wash
tHp.3n G0jf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

TnEr. CHiLpEEs DRoW NED Three
children belonging TO Mr.. Owen McCallon,
were 6rowRtd . the river opposite Jeher-
son St, on Saturday last, They fell through
an air hole, the two younger first. and the
older one in attempting 10 rescnc them, lost
her own life. There were two little girls.
aged twelve and seven, and little boy
aged five
TINS dreadful casualty 10 warning to
parents and children which should he heed
et-B4-lia,fon Harieye.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

An old cavalry officer in England pro-
poses an easy way OF raising $3,00o,0oo q
year To supply twenty additional cavalry
regiments for the present war. viz: by co nis.
eating the revenues wasted on bishops,
deans and chapters.
THIS idea that money, good for war is
wasted on religion, is like that Of the topper
WHO speke Q. Rye ''as used for making
Whisky bssdss what j. wasted for making
brsldn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
A CARD.
LADY's COLLEGE,

IN presenting this notice to the public the snbscr
Der wishes to inform them that his school viii be
oponed icr the reception of students on Wednesda
lhe "a or May next. He proposes to give classical
education 10 all who may wish 10 favor him with their
patronage and confidence. He also will add Nor
NAL departpentto qualify young ladies for teaching
~ The various grades Of schools In our csunry from
ne college down TO tho conmo district school. III
the primary department he will admit all who are de-
sire US ofcnjoyipg its benefits
The course ofinstruction will be thorough and com.
Plete, and at the sane time very discriminating and
character and substituting those branches whose ten
mind
The manner OF teaching will be the most apron ed
and Improved knownin our country or Europe giving
the pupa the full understanding Of her subject, while
| and fascinating.
His first aim will be to secure to his pupils heatl
and vigorous constitution, without which all his ef
forts would be useless.
Secondly, to establish decided and correct moral
character ba lis ofal his hopes without which
no superstructure stand the test of future tria
and future hopes.
And thirdly, his object will be to give to each nd
vdnalihat kind of practical training her natural gift
and future prospects shall indicate.
AYd fourtbly. TO train the mini TO practical refec
ssx r and useful deductions fro" every days '''sf
And lastly to infase spirit of practical Christian
hcnevocnce into the mind of every however
young, as a lovely and instructive principle Sfron
which shall fow, as from pure and clear fountain
uni er-al love 10 all.
scale adapted to fully carr, out the above programme
to the letter and spirit all their variety and extent
The building wkich is new and commodious, viii
be prepared 10 make all its inmates comfortable ant
happy II stands upon emncnce Of cas-! ascent ant
snrmoanted by promenade from which scene i
presented to view unea,iaiied in country for rich
ness, beauty or grandeur.
II islocated in one of the most healthy and salubr
Gus towns in the United States, whose advantages
lncaon as TO approach al that could be asked
desired and its business advantages second to non,
IN the Mississippi valley. My arrangements To-
teachers such that all will be individually watched
and cared for.
Those wishing further Information address tn,
Propretor at Davenport, Iowa, who will be happy a
all times In give ali required information. eircala
and further notice will be given in due time.
T. ii. CODDISG.
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Nm. + II. CoDpIsa, p;t,
MRS NJ A. CopDIss. ''"''i''
Davenport, Iowa, Dee. as, le54.d6wtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

thermometers are now made so accurate
-. 70 NOT TO vary from the true time more than
c"o seconds in year, showing the ac-
o~ucy and nicely required in mechanical
nh The reward Of EGO 900 offer
th u uy the London Board of Longitude, for
:" most accurate chronometer, was given
w. harrison, of london, the celebrated
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

The following "curs for the govt is Ia
ken from an cid work: "Frst-The person
mustpcks handkerchief from the pocket o.
d maid Of fifty years, Who has never had a
wish to change her condition. Second
Thrd-He must dry it on parsons hedge
who wal. never eovstous. Fourth--He must
send it toa doctors shop who never killed a
patient. Fifth-IIe must mark it with a
lawyers ink who never cheale client
sixth-Apply il to the part effected, and a
cure will speedily follow.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

Coon Luck.-We learn that poor Ger
man residing over the canal, near fifteenth
sUeSt, yesterday received letter from his
"s'lse country, informing him Of the death
VI an uncle, by which sad event he falls heir
% lhe snug little sum Of $40 900. The leg
aey Is principally in funds and is ready for
transportation 10 its new poscssor. Much
sooa may it do him - Gin. Times.