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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED NJ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE MESSAGE OF GOV. CLARK. 4,

ALBANY, Dec. 81. 1884.
We hsve not been able - learn the decision + C.x
Clark rel,iivo 20 the Transmission OF hi. Mesa
the Nev.York papers in advance Of its delivery "a
the Lcsi1le'ure. The Message ia understood "a n.
Incomplete. yet, bu. will probably be pries,S /,
season to dspaoh it aud west by the early tr,iS'
on Tuesday morning, if not before.
TIE Ssste Prison Inspectors meet at Sing-Siag =
morrow. and they will probably r,noye the sssn,
Lockwood at once. Among the candidates IA me-
for the Office are Geo NJ. Slyles aud ChnsapAer
Batter mann OF this city, and Adlisnce, OF 0ssgo.
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REDEMPTION OF TIE L. =. DEBT.
W,sur..rnN nae Al ,axl


One m uiou three huudrod thousand dollars Of the
United States Debt was redee ael a. the Treasury
Department last weeh-ueary eight hundret thou.
sand collars Of which the loan 81 lSil. The
Uuirec STATES Treasurer Statement sho vs. balance
in the Treasury. on the 2''h ult. Of $4,000 so'.
Nire hutdred thousaud dollars worth Of Uuisst
States stocks were redeemed yesterday az the Uai,sd
states Tressurv nearly eight hun ired thousand worth
of which cane tom the savings banks o. Ney.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

The rumors in circulation 81 the failure OF the ul5h
don lrnD turnnce Company Of tnS place are Stsnoes
foundation rne shifity Or tho mol their
liabilities bHs not been seriously impaired by the fid.
ure OF the Glendon Roll NJ Mus Of Boston, ana the
rofkiug Of -ir furnaces will continue ~ asuil.
Arrsngemt - have been made 20 redeem all ~ er La
bi!ties, and their eJlyouoy has been clearly ascer
tHinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

In accordance with the universal custom The
TRIBUNE will not appear tomorrow mornlng-to-
day being New. Years. We shall issue our regu-
lar Evening Editions on Tuesday con'"lning
(probably) the organization of the new State ani
CITY Governments, Messages, &c. To-day we
print no Evening Editions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
HEAVY FAiLURES II NEW-ORLEANs.

NEW.ORIEANs, W tuesday. Dec. -, lo'.:
The old cotton house Of Messfs. Brtuder aud MO-
Keuna. II tbs city. suspended ptYmsnt to-dsy.
Their liabilities are very heavy. Iae suspeo aos Is
cnused by their acceptance Of he dcstss OF NJ. Ed
waic Matihe4s, who hrs also faled, N cpn'elueaes
# the inability 10 get 10 m1'k,f large quanuaos "
nrd OF which b. /. nOa.n-.-l ID - ]. Inl..
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PARDON on DR. BEALE1

pHtIADELPHtt. Dec. u, 1855.
The parjon Of DR. BeSle has rot been oilicthly 70
ceivej bu, his friend. confidently 5xpecit 70 msrrov
Judges Black. Lewis ant WoJiwarJ Of the Snprers
Court, have given written opinions upon th' case
tyliug the stllict ot iLc Jury illegal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

The Board of Supervisors completed their
labors for the year on Saturday, aud adjourned
sine die. The only business of Importance was
the Endorsement of the Alms-H House and Education
Tax; the former being 1913, $50, and the latter
1856 600, being together, IN increase of SS3 900
over last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

n M kes on the excellence Of this sell 'tiea, =.
heyipg the csute Of Education Will bey ssrv.s,
it. Mr.. Smith is ripe scholar and intsps.a.'v
thinker and will enter upon lis new dAie, A..
enthusiastic energy. -"
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FROM CINCINNATI

tiScIsSArI, Saturday, Dec. 80 1917.
Tie Ohio River a. this point Sill continues rsinz,
sud II The channel there are now eight fees of Hater'
Heavy shipments Of produce are being N sde.
Hos ar dull, az 50 -.
Eastern e .hsnge Is selling A. per cent. pre-
MUM.
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FIRE Az RELFNST. ME.

BELFAST, saturday, Dec. 30, 1884,
About , o'clock tai- morning fire broke ont 10 tns
bnildng Kept hy II. II Haas, entirely consuming u.
together til three stores aoi one Yelling aolng,
occupied respectively by Nathaniel Wlgsias DANIEL
Howard. ;. Gilman, and Josiah Mitchell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
DEATH OF An EMINENT MERCHANT.

HAnrvoRp Saturday. De, 30, Isa
Charles Sgourn-y, Esq one Of our older ana
thi. afternoon of apopoxy. lie yas tho HUSBAND OIL
Ms. l.. II SisouTDey, the Poetoss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

The weather at midnight was clear AMI cold
with an excellent prospect of a fine day for New
Years calls We hope the prospect will be fully
realized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

Mr.. Z. PEsHISE SMITH, Of Rochester, has
been appointed Deputy Superintendent Of Schools
for this State, in place Of J. ]. Chambers, who
resigned to take another post. We congratulate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
TIE snrrHERN MAIL

BNrWoRE, Dc. a. 1854
BY the arrival of re S'uthera Mall. AZ laie IS dus'
We have received New.Oretns papers. OF SMardsj
aud sunday bu' they contain nothing - Importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
Consolidated BROOKLYN.

To d,y. the act consolidating the cities If
Brooklyn ard W'lliamsbutgh. and the township
Of BushNics under the usne If Brooklyn Sll
tske effect THIS TRANSACTION, including n" aSi-
taiion Of the project, the passage of the irg's-
lstve acts authorizing il. and the holding Of he
elections by the people requiring ald approving
of the act has been mostly effected wl'nin she
ps.t two years Brookl,n, by tb,s act, will rise
in point of popnl ,tion from the rank Of the seV-
en,h to that of the third city in the Union. New
York aud Philadelphia only are its suPeriors N
the numbers Of their inhabitants, but Brooklyn
is ne4r'y equal to either of them in its area. y
tbs act a. consolidation, Brooklyn steps in al
vance OF Boston. Baltimore, Cincinnati, sni
New Orleans, all of which, ar the last cei'u',
were cities of considerably greater size. The
territory Of the consolidated city Niil be twenty
two square miles Its eIteo', in ssrai glt Lac
from Newtown Creek its northern boundary, 10 ia
south ern limit south of Gosauus Bay, is seven
spd a-half-miles. From Fultoa Ferry to the east
ern extremity of the city, the distance is i've
mics. I,will commence its new era with pop
uaton of 1t least two hundred thousand persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

MAYOR Wood will receive his friends to day a
the City Hall, from l. to 81 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

Our City and Brooklyn Items, aud other mat
tiers Of interest, are on the Third Page this morn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

KOTICF-As We wish to make room for large
stock 4 ILoIHNC rop DsIufcurag fr spring trade,
we will from the eel vet dessls and select ess'
neDt Of winer garments Tsss over Cost Business Goats
Pants Ve.s greatly reduced pc@s fr cash only
Come and see DEvLIS JGssUP Nos 81 AID 81 hnst
Corner OF Nassau st..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

Ieij-BLANK Books, STATIONERY, DiAklE-,
ScA sr,e st,ck n - Kinds 4 Paper Blank Books and
Stationery trcts at lov pfice. Account booh mA-s . o.
der printed bs'd PACED &c. DaRiEs for 1870, Oh s1es'
come sousenir style for Rits kiCd Lot I"tb
stsioners Printers ard Blank soos MAN 'acfursrs.
No 81 Villisn - nesr Cedar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

BLANK BOOks-Al kinds at low prices.
Also Paper and Stationery articles Diaries aud Daily jour
Dsls, Coping Presses &c. Books made 10 pattern cards
Circulsrs ChecLs Not,s.Ac FRAScis & L0UTEFL,
StAtionas Prntars K0okhnd.rs No ~ Msden Iaae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
No l55 spllng st frst siore flom Orc
COIORs AND CoLoR-Boyrs Prom the world


renowned estsbl shuen Of JANIS EFWNAS Soho square
London RoGERs, No 40 BIoacway /, prepared meet
the demand for these uirvae1 articles having resolved
aI re which be viii sell a. the manufacturers prices Ia
London. Also crest variety Of English LANDSCAPE PAINT.
large French cs'sed Pictures Of Vegetables
Fruits md Canes y. : ROGERS No 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
PIANns AID MELnpEnNs.-GREAI CmANCL,

for Of Holiday Preents and the Musical sereray-
PIANOS from ten different maSuactoes and MELopteNs from
Eve larger elegant assortment cannot De FOUND IN
this other city in he luton such extremely low
prices Musical hst umcts Of all kinds At greatly reduced
rates Choice Music published 10 highly artistic manner and
elegantly bound just the hitg for Cir Annual al very
low price hOce Music fon Of the best selected ana
the United States tf the
usual Thi, reduction IN prices will coutune
until after the iiolosys HORACE WATERS
No Bryad
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
{sssmR ~ -;

THE Great Central Route. connecting the Aii2hii
e,,irs in the We Northwestern, ana soulhwes
tern States by continuous Railway direct, lh,s
road also connects al Pitisburg Win dsliy line vi
Steamers to all ports on The Northwestern Lakes, ma
kuy The most dirsct cheapest ana redabf rosie os
,hish nh al q HIT can be orwarded to andfro The
Great West. ,p...,r
Rates between Philadelphia ana fittsoufsh:
First CIass--Boots. shoes nfSt 9oe 9 Ioolb.
/. Goods lin hoxesl, Fnrs, Fea ihers &c.
Second Ciass-.Boohs q slIniloh-
ery Dry Goods On baies)s drugs 75e o 100 H..
ana Medicines, Hardware, Leaih- ,-l' ~
er. Wool. &c. tf -
TIL I'd GIass..anyils, Ragging3
Racon Pork lin bulky Cast Steel. Csc. b iouie.
,.Soie Ia.iher lin bundes) ocre. &e.>
Fourth ella ss.-Coffee, Fish, Ba-l -,
con q PORK tpaes ed1 Lard Lard OH soc. ltote'
hemp. iron. Head. nails. soda ash &e.'
FLoUR-si per bbl, until III rthcr nolce.
GRAiN-5u els per leo lbs until further notice.
toTToS-sa per bale, not eseeeoihg 'oo ios'
weight. until fu tther notice. Ha .,,,,
shipping Goods from any point East OH hiia-
deipha he particular TO marx pack age Penhsgt'
rap;o Ra,iroad.- AifGoods consigned TO the agents
oithis Road al PhlaaelphiE or Patsbnrg WILDE Tor
W .rdcd withoutdeiention: ~ 49,,
Fpr,apr ArrSrs.-Harris, Worml. CO., Mem
mis-. Tenp;.R Sass & Co, ST Louis; 3 Miteh-
Iii q som evansville, Ind Iumesnil, Bell u Mut-
dock and Carter & jew III, Louisville, NY; Mei-
drum Madison, Ind; sprigman Bro W. nnn ifw I'M,
& 10 Cincinnati: n. W. Graham CO., Ianesviiie,
Ohio: ieech < Co.. No 81 HI by St, Boston: Leesh
4 & Co. No. ? Astor House. New fers; M: Wtinam
ST and No Battery Place. New YORK; r. j. snee-
der Phi.adeitlia. Magraw & Rooms, SaltlmoFe' eeo'
c. Franciscus Pittsbnrg. No.,
H. sHoUST0N. Gersrsi Frsfght .7g't, FA'sa.
III ~ L0MBAERT, sept. .7ifoo"s-f "a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
pE,,syLyasIa RAILROAD.

-I,-.e M ily Tbrough Trafns, hetw cen PhIladepha
and pi,t.bprg THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Pbilsdeiphia for Piitsburg al Il A. NJ. and
iIyEiar,es PhiiadeIrhia at P NJ. and Pitisburg
for PHILADELPHIA all p. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadeit ,ha for Pittsburgh at II, r.
NJ and pittshu ~ for Philadelphia at 10 = NJ
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with the Rail-
roads 10 ara from t.fous. Mo-: Aften. Gaiena and
ChicaroI!i.; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville,
XIV: Terre Isnte, Dast ton. Sprin gaed Betefontine.
Sau.nsky Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus. Zanesviiie.
Ma.sillan and Wooster Ohio: also, with the steam
Packet Boats frem and to New ORLEANS, ST. Louis,
Io-Isvisif aud CIsersrAH.
Through Tickets be had to orfson either OF tue
above places. ,s5.,t
Forf,rther particulars see Hand bill sat the differ
ent starting points Passengers from the West
viii ind this the shortest and most expeditions
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York. or Bos-
ION. 49,,
J MEskIMEN. J9ea Passenger Liars, PITTS
PhiIaa- lphia. Noy. a5th. lsa5 a-ly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
IRE MovAh.

FINlE subscriber having removed their stock ofGro'
ceries 10 the new Store ). Eat Cor 2nd and FER
ry ste, prepared 10 sappis their customers VIII
ever, article III their line good quaitA aud al a.
reasonable Iaiesas ANY stablishmepttn lite West,
Either at Wholesale or Retail.
We warrant even thing we sell and sul deliver
Flour aud Groceries in any part OF The city free OF
charge
Families rely on their Orders being put M and
delivered with prUmptuess.
We shall be receiving In o few days from the East
a larcaud Ell selected sor of tirocerir and Wood,
the trade.
sepII JAS. N. nAfZErL & BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
Nailroaos.
cHIcAGoA ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
Is1 sss LH2
NEW ARKANGEMENT

II
xna.f,ers sunday November llih, aud untillnr
1 )hsr notice trains will leave Rock Island asioi-
Is, Passeugeri daily Sundays except :,
a, pas.s.ver Train, daily, Saturday OK
al Er,isht with Cd class ears daily, sun
- DAYS excepted, al =, y
Trains arrive ut Rock Island daily ~uhuoss eA-
copied, follows; . IN A NJ
Isl Passenger train,a 1T * y II
81 do do vi 10 40 NJ
"a Freight. with I'd class ears al. ',s, !, ~ ~
All trains over this road are in d.ree
chcasc a,h trains over hotbthc Michigan soushg ST
and Michigan Central X. r. to aud from ps,,o,
ie.i, cteye,and Columbus. Cincinnati,
nunkirk BnGalo. Niaea Fal(f Albany, Ne" ! pIh,
Philadeiphia, baltimore and washington; t ais9 al
iaSslle with trains of the Illinois Central ROAD
Nar,h 10 Galena and South to ST. Louis ana Iasle'
to which places tick cts can be proenredoi D
VEyS Tiek ct art., Il. r. Depot, r.
passengers are reminded ofthe ssity OF giving
n,iYs directions as to the destination OF their bag
sre also 10 cts before taking ihe seats
In .he ears the conductors collect iares on. 70
,i,san th.lne OF The Chicago and Rock Island haii'
road. =, Sa.,
Ro.s Island, November 10, 1850.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
Aisffllautous.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
El.Mg and PWiaat House,
IiImoisslrect tw doors EAST of Buffalo.

HENRY d. WEED,
TWAS In store as rye stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
I'll Paints. OILS and Dye StuiIs as wasever brought
into Roek island which he offers 10 the trade at a
small advance on Eastern prizes, aud at retail very
reasonable terms. As hisstock WAS purchased from
first class houses in New Ysrk, Boston and Phhaael-
pha, an. is constantly being rcpcnished, cas,eels
can rely upon getting pure and unadnlteratcd Drugs
Having been for the past ten years III the drug ,ae,
he feels confident in saying that his stock OF Drugs
cannot be cxcelied torquaity, variety and low pr,
r yeIahl Is's PATENT MEDICiNES
OF Tie day among which the following
Jayne's Family Medicines Mustang i4nment,
SlOan's - " Araptan
MeIane,s g Nerve aud Bone Linimcnt,
ia airy IS Neaver's Syrup.
Hallouay,s Pills, Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Ointment, Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Bulls Ssrsaparilla, India choiagogne,
Townsena,s Wcbstcr's Specific,
l,nvsotf.s LYONS Katharion,
Marshall,s Uterine Cathoiicoa.
BRUSHES, i:ssiSliES.
whiew ashbrushes ,alsizesPant Brushes, all sizes.
Hair :. Narnish " - :"
Horss Seam and other Scrub :. ..
brushes, IN srcn, variety Tooth and Nail brushes,
PAINTS, PAINTS.
! Iinseed Oil, Liiharge,
| SHIRTS Turpentine. Ohio Fire Proof,
! Chrome green dry ,groandVsrnisb, Japan
yellow :. = Copal vari. quail.
red s. Coach.
+ Red.Leaa. !. asphaltnm,
Z oc,rc French White Lead In Oil,
- American Zirc snow white.
4 Also. large stock. cf6ard, Whale ana sperm oss
T by the barrel or less qua rtity.
Persons il want Of any articles IN my line ana
il greatly TO their advantage 10 give me caii; 90
not adyerfise prices The amount OF STOCK nave
on hand the price ofDfugs is constantly changing
Z nd advertised prices cannot be relied upon; nai
customers calling at my store can al al tRies De sup
Piled atthe loves, market r1 nnyRy n WEED.
I Oct aa-tf 20 Illinois street, Rock Island.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
For Sale by the Undersigned

1 Oh gin Block iiiu the town of Waicott, fHcar the
j ] D-p1t) Also Lot 10 In ..iiawiey'a unt-iOts,''
said lot contains 81 acfcs and is situnted about tae
miles cast 81 Jas EXPORT. the river opposite Moline
n -. Being utnn the biuf, aud commanding Que
,iew of Moline The Island. and large portion of
Davenport ard Rock s.aHd il IL yery desirable site
for = residence. j. WILSON GUiTKAU q
sepl4du Ia whitaker q Grant Office
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
A BARGAIN Z

THE story Is told that property ishold too hi gh but
th0Ft wishing barguin In a house ~ M Sc " nu
do well To call on the subscriber J am obliged 10
self and wi 70 20 Tor the sukc ofmnn,y.
Call soon on the premises. Harrison 81. near Eth
ST. or II my shep on Eth 81. below the Court House
Also II hue lot for sale.
Jane i3-dif FIX. FITZPATRICK
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
Decsi654 dly
Fresh Groceries .

WE have just received from the East the Iargr,,
w and b. -inck 81 Groceries ever offered for sIe
10 Davenport. We bayeeNcry article in eur lin aud
VIII warrant cnr good, to be Of the best quality ard
our prices 'onabe, We invite both dealers y
families TO cuil aud examine our stock.
Dcf ~ aH DAIIRIL& s.#.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
COALi
lowrey, Thomas & Co.,

IJAHE established depot FOL The sale cfthcir su
i perior article fCeaI near the Raj road dsrot
enc door frcm Wcbber's Foundry. For fuel aud
steam il has superior In this ninTkei, 1t VIII be
delivered in Davenport or in Rock Island In qnauti-
ties to snit puieha application ai theit yard
F.,ek Island june i5.dtt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
Something New and Valuable
AMERICAN PORCELAIN WARE.
II. NJ. DiGGINS.

Ii. NJ. DiGGINS,
DIGS 10 call the attention ofthr eitiIrnsof HA'.h-
pott Rock I.a nd aud vicini, 10 a new etaaIsfri
and duratic Nure rriied
THE AMERICAN PORCELAIN.
sample. OF which siaS he seea al L 8 Etirc''ef
Hre near the Island City He,el Mr. u. drsiFi.'hor'
lS op-ping an establishment 10 Rock i,ishh ~ Ne
safe Of this new aud sil-naii ware. Aso. grhii'r
selling rights fr the sale OF this ware In all crtn
OF ihs United staie-.
A rare chance for persons Wishing 10 erxsft ~
fleassni snd ,rnhta bic hnsits.s- tIYett sbr L. T.
EXPIRES. olee or W n. ~ Di2siIs al The l.tard O.!
Hotel, r. t55 Jul, HSlNN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

'EHEundersigneGha.o peneda General nteiigcnc.
Office with complete set Of books in Shithto
enter all kinds Rea and PersoBaiPrnpery for sale
for rent the names Of all Servants who wish foi
places in families thin the city also the names o
Mechanics Laburersaud othersseek irgetnpioy ueH I,
thatth whoarc in search Of Houses, Lands =.
wants. eanHotfa Of imncdiatesuecess in obtain.
ingeithsTbs calling atmy ofhec. Charges moderate.
CAT nd register your wants ordefsabC the, will
receive proHItttiention.
A. FisEFiELD.
No. CONNER cia Sn iliings.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
fp{{PcfO1',

IOHN A. GUY will attend 10 the collecting 81
d debts take subscriptions Tor New papers and do
general agency business, office with A. h. Miller
Lar d Agent. who will attend 10 my business when
absent. 0Hice the old Post Office building.
Refcrto
BURROWS & PRFTTYMAN,
COOK Il DILLON.
Pavement. Iowa. Oct. 3fth.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
Wroftrifs.,
FAMILY GROCERY.

"
rI>aE subscriber has opened a stockcf Groceriesin
his house on Perry between Seconds and Third sis,
which he will aTrart to he of The very best anaii
and which re viii sell as low rs can Dc purchased
elsewhere.
CIGARS.
A choice lot o,Cigarsjust receiyedandf orsaleiow
al wholesale crtetail. ,,,.,,
Davenport, Dccc3d, Isss.dti
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
THE subscriber has opened large and choice as
1 sor,nent Of Family Groceries, at the ''chheh-
Erred SToRE,''
: rs,- doors se,om Rnrrars s Prntsnaa's,
Where sha ii always have on hand full supply 81
all such articles as ever, tamii, needs, vi1'
cCis.saais.' BACON, HamsaRd Shoulders
Crushed :. Picked Picked r Fe5s La'd'
5, Hand No Mei.' Corn Meal;
ssts s and Teas; P Ps,s,e sss,,;
Nails and Glass White WSHsy Lead ADJ
oils md Tarpentine; Soap and Candles, Starch;
ofwhie will be seld for read. pay, atthe lowest Prh
Iwiilalso purchase Al kinds Of Country Produce
MN 81 dtf gsDAvlD.A. BURROWS
.Yusf Receicest!
TEN Bills. NICE FRESH FAT MAckEREL, Sept
Try 'em and come again
Also -.p
ohio. Liverpool and Stone Ware
/ Cor. 81 BRApy RioRDaN & shEAb.
4 Oct lg-du -
U@ do s.deiircs' GOOls!''
/ A IN xscw that eoan furnish customers with ar
I IA tieles in our lihe as X "a BsHE r3rrs9
CHEAP as THE CHEAPEST,
and as good a. tAt bssf. Everything usually found
!, irst class Family Grocery Store may be had al
I our Establishment. So come along
We deliver Gods and DEFY compsnno
u n N ItstD
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
To Joiners and Cahiret Makers.
FOR SALE

Door sash. & Blind Mauufa DRY IN the city %
n davenport. " IN Steam Engine ~ Rttecn horse
power, double fue boiler. three circular saNs. To
gcihrr vita iauifE. pioNirg, raLhitius ienhrItng
rticpg and boring mac htnes, ~ coulliri" '" 40
excel situation 10 master butl"cr cabinet max
er or the nanufartaTS OF agrIcuturi rleInehis,
which will he sold low With lease The ground Tor
une years ifalrited for snhii 10
GEO. l.. NICHOLS,
sem, &c ltf Genera Land Agent
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
FOR SALE, J
House & Lot for Sal,

TWO Lot. in East Davenport.
i Enquire Of ALFRED q. HiiLuN,
lime a-dtf No. lie Claire Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
Stea1n Engin esi

steam Engines Oh hsndand made 10
L order. viz,-i.G,g ., ia aud - horse p""er- from
improved patterns, with locomotive Boilers, and
warranted supe riorto ans thing ofthe Kind ever be-
fore fered 10 the public Prices lOC per harse pow
er. n. -, NJ 10 a. W
I5d.f Eagle WORKS CkI'ago.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
kEYSTONE IN URiNeE C0.

PHIA.PA. Capital 5000 ron
=. " MORIARlY. Pres j. MORRIS THOMpS,N
ANSON GRAY, Vice . Secretary,
uci "a 'a5 A. FISEFiELD. Agent.
v itherwax' Block, Dayenpor,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08
THE Hoe TRADE

TyayISJi Increased onK tacilles for p app
inr and aesllng in Boets Shass ard lie zee
e,Ir I'd successors Of \ g. Dawson ao-s VI
fer 10 he people Of Davenport aud Vicinity efsaet
lnsnceuye ats than buy tAur Boots and ahoes
,.n eyrry desrrin.lon Of goods waAed b. the people
w. ni-o are making extensive prersrAiiohs i1r
whoaessl sag Boots ,nd shoes and Ne invite e" .
srr st,y % call nd eSsmige our soeE aaa pfees,
s il !, oar etc TO sell on as go'f terms "a
tasy e. n o. purrhased in St.Louis or Chieaso.
DAWSON. GRiGGS * co.
.as ErafiV 81. 1 door from 2f.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08

JOS s. SIMPSON, vARE,
GROCERIES. MY GuODs, az f,.N'
Boots and shoes, ProensSg', ttso
FOR RFGy avn DOMESTIC
Second. west Of Main street. lower .tr,,ur, isss.
D,tg w "N+''''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-08

THE subscribers intend ding To be absent from the
city for short time, all orders for Metiowan e
Doubr Acting Pumps leit rtth Burrows Pre't! man
or II. Dunolt will receive pr ,inlt attention.
o "a az MOSES a. HITLER