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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28
Fourteen Days Later from


The steamship Star of the West, from San
Juan, with $685., 900 in specie on freight, and
500 passengers, arrived at New York, June
Oath.
The Star of the West connected with the
steamer Pacific, which left San Francisco at
g O'Clock, P. NJ, on the LIST inst.
The Municipal election of San Francisco
took place on the 2Sth ult., and resulted in the
election of James Van Ness, Democrat as
Mayor, and four X. N. Aldermen were
elected. :
The Assistant Aldermen also stand four
Democrats and four Know Nothings. Five of
the nine on the general ticket are Democrats,
and four Know Nothings. The election passed
off quietly.
The mining news from the State is of the
most encouraging kind, and it is thought that
at no previous time in the history of the State
has the yield of gold been so great as at
present.
John U. Dunhe, from Lincoln county, Me-,
was drowned in Kerne River on the 18th.
The entire block of buildings bounded by
Davis, Front, Commercial and Sacramento
streets, San Francisco, we destroyed by fire.
Loss estimated at S75 ,O00
The dates from the Sandwich Islands are to
May 9Th, but the news is unimportant.-
The papers contain accounts of an unusual
number of big strikes among the miners, and
the usual record of crime in different parts of
the State.
Business has been generally quiet since the
last advices, and the markets may be noticed
as inactive. Prices are maintained, but the
transactions are lighter
Money continues tighter, and although the
alteration in the time of the sailing of the
steamers afforded a seasonable relief at the
present time, it was thought the ensuing month
would find many parties in an uncomfortable
position.
Oregon papers to May Goth are at hand but
they afford no news
LATER. The steamship George Law arrived
at New York on Monday morning, with the
California mails to the I'd of June, 81 ,O52, 900
on freight, and 7l4 passengers.
The gold mines of San Francisco Del Oro
back of Acapulco, are creating some attention
The repairs of the Golden Age have been
completed. She made q trial trip to the Pearl
Islands on the 18th inst, and on the 18th was
awaiting the arrival of the passengers by the
steamers from New York and New Orleans, to
proceed to San Francisco.
Mr.. Tracey, who employed by the Pam
Nail Steamship Company head carpep-
ter in the repairs of the Golden Age, was fouily
murdered by three men, for money. The muir
derers were arrested, and promptly hung.
From the Sandwich Islands, dates are up to
May 5, but there is no news of Importance.
The California papers of June contain but
little additional news of interest.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28
A Gard

The undersigned tender their sincere thanks to the Fire
Department. aud to the citizens generally for their prompt
energetic and well directed efforts in the saving of their
property the fire at their ship yard the 25th inst
Their loss would have been much larger but for the ndo
liable courage and interchangeable labor of the Fremen
the valuable aid rendered by the citizens To all they ten
der their thanks. TRUFANT, DRUMM0ND & co.
Bath, June %, 1855.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28

10 The Progressive Age states that Eph-
rain SWEET, Esq, of Belfast has been appoint
Custom House at that place at a compensation
Of 81 per day.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28

The New York Herald published ten col
umns of the speeches at the know nothing
" banquet" at Philadelphia /; and yet, much as
it loves the order, is compelled to make the fol-
lowing admission
Thong there appear to have been over
thirty speakers present. each of whom obtained
the floor in his turn and spoke long his
wits or his legs permitted, it would be wholly
futile to seek in the report of the speeches for a
single sentence worth preserving"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28

SuIcIDE.-On Friday, the wife of Capt. Pc
ter Clark of West Gardiner, aged As, commit
ted suicide by hanging. A few days previous,
she had attempted 10 destroy her life by inflict-
ing deep wound upon her arm with a razor.
Temporary insanity IS assigned as the cause Of
the awful deed - Gardner Journal
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28

y The Brunswick Telegraph denies that
Mr.. Chase has purchased one half of that es-
Enlistment.
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EASTERN TIMES
III MARINE JOURNAL. NE

srISsoN Co., No Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath to Boston, Capt.
Stnson avoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaster formerly of this city All business entrusted
to him viii be attended to with promptness and despatch.
ARTHUR D0NNELL Agent for Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28
Grocer's Stock
AIT AUOTIoN

THE subscriber will sell without reserve on FRIDAY
June 20, at o'clock, at the occupied by WM
JOY, Front Street, all the stock in said store consisting
part of Tea Coffee Sugar Cigars Tobacco, Soap Candles
Spices OF all kinds Crackers and Soda Bread Dried APP
plee, Nuts, Cocoa, Chocolate Pickles, Salt vinegar Fir
kins Baskets Brown Earthen Ware, Tubs Brooms, &c.
Also all the SHOP FURNITURE in said store such as Plat
form, Counter and Market Scales Show Cases Show
ties, Benches, Racks, Oil Cans, Measures Empty Casks
Covers, Stove and Funnel, &c.
Also, II prs. Thick Boots, few Hats, Pencils NJ Buff
Envelopes Gro. Iron Spoons, SO Cast Steel Table
Cutlery, Hair Oil, Combs, Hammers, &c. kc.
IL Terms made known at time OF sale,
Bath, June 81, 1855 J. T. GILMAN, Auct'r.
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4TH OF July IN PARIs.-The democrats
of Oxford County and all others opposed to the
present State Administration will celebrate
the 4th of July in Paris by an GRAFTON and
dinner.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28
BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE subscriber has Just received a large and
plete assortment Of BOOTS. SHOES md RUBBEltS,
of The best material and manufacture, which, together
with his former stock, he is selling at the LOWEST
Purchases will do we'll TO call and examine
Repairing done usual, in the best manner short
notice. WIN. MATTHEWS.
Bath. June IA. 1856. tf52o
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28

EXCURSION. We take pleasure in stating at
the request of friend, that the steamer Sc
gum has been chartered by some of the young
river on Wednesday next. July 4th. From
what we can learn, nothing will be wanting to
make the day and the trip pass off to the salts
faction of the company. Refreshments will
be provided on board, free and on their re-
turn, a supper will be served up in the city.
As limited number only can be accommodate
ed, early application will be necessary to Sc
cure ticket, which may be obtained of RoB'T
E. WYLIR.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28

THE MENAGERIE DEPARTMENT
consists ola beautiful and Rare Collection Of WILD
BEASTS and BIRDS from all parts of the world.
The TWO PERFORMING ELEPHANTS will be in
introduced by their keeper and through many
performances.
MR.. PARKER, the celebrated Tanner of Wild Beasts
will the Den of Lions and other Trained Animals
in presence ofthe audience O'Clock, previous to the
commencement of the Equestrian Performances.
The following of the Animals in this colec-
tion:-ATicdn Lion and $Ltoness, Numididn Lion,
Asiatic Lioness, Brazilian Tiger, Hunting Leopard,
Grizzly Bear One Vhite Polar Bear Spotted Hyena One
California Lioness, Poondh Bear, Aapdcca Kangaroo,
Rocky Mountain Bear JackGL from South africa, kanga
roo from Ne,u Holland Colony of Apes, Monkeys, Bah
Joons, Parrots Cranes Olrs, &c. forming what's termed
HAPPY FAMILY.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28

During the Exhibition, the visitor will have oppor-
tuniry of ding REAL, GENUINE, ORIGINAL, GEN
ERAL
TOM TIL u NJ Bi
The celebrated and woIld-renowned Man in Miniature
who is Twenty-Five years of age,
Weighs Only Is Pounds, and is but IS Inches High
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
Separate and distinct from the Geological and Tom
Thumb Exhibition, the following brilliant CIRCUS
PERFORMANCES, to which the visitors Of the two
former, all those who choose, attend without ad-
dtional charge. The Circus Troupe, will be seem con-
tans Of the prominent Riders, vauIters GYM
nasts and Comic Talent in the country, and the
tainments given are NOVEL, DIVERSIFIED AND
BRILLIANT, accompanied by Magnificent Band of Mu-
sic.
The performances will commence with the great TWO
AND FOUR HORSE REIN ACT, by Mr.. s.P. STICK
NEY.
sIGNoR FELIX CORLO, known in Europe and IN
the United States the 'itaan Trick Clown, with
his talented Juvenile Artists in pleasing diversity
of GROTESQUE GYMNASTICS, in which these adj
mired performers stand pre-eminent
MISS SALLY STICKNEY, the highly accomplished
and youthful AME RICAN EQUESTRIAN will perform
her great Model Act female Equitaton without sad
die or bride.
Daring and skilfnl Feats of Balancing by Master CAR
10, forrsng and Mounting Pyramid of Glass Bottles
Taking Crystal Promenade upon Decanters and Fir
ing Pistols whe balanced upon his head the neck of
Bottle, at the Top OF the Pyramid.
Undaunted and Artistic Display Of Juvenile Horse
manship, called Young America, by Mast. r. STICK
NEY.
BOBBY WILLIAMS, CLOWN.
Great Manege Act, by Miss SALLY STICKNEY and
her noble and Beautifully Traiped Horse GEM.
Superb Feats and Graces in POSTURING A GROUP
ING by Signor Felix Carlo and Son.
Mr.. W. ARMSTRONG will exhibit his celebrated
ofSOMERSETT and SCENE RIDING.
To conclude with Comic Afterpiece, by the CARLO
FAMILY. 4w52o
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28

FSe1IsH.s THEATRE. Still this establishment
| continues its entertainments, and still the in
| terest suffers no decline. The great plays Of
the past week have been slack Sheppard and
"Nick of the Woods.'' In the former, which
has been repeated with increased favor, Miss
LUCILLE, the beautiful and accomplished young
actress. has won universal praise. Her per-
sonation of slack" cannot be beat. From the
opening of the play with the young, idle, good
humored apprentice, full of life and song.
through all the stages of his progress and
through all his narrow escapes. the sympathy
of the audience is with poor Jack, and at the
last fatal scene one cannot avoid dropping the
tear of pity, and wishing that he had met a
better fate. There are portions of this play OF
the most intense interest. and every one Is sure
to go away feeling that there are infinitely
worse fellows who escape the gallows, than the
poor, unfortunate, repentant housebrsaksr.-
Mise Helen, as Winnie Wood, Beattie rs Jack 8
master. and Palmer as Blueskin, did themselves
much credit in this play.
The "Nick of the Woods" was we'll perform
ed on Monday evening. Davis as "Bloody Ma
than," was unusually successful, while Mrs.
English as "Tellie Doe," and Mrs Jones as
"Tom Bruce" did not disappoins expectation.
AS this company will remain but short time
longer. we advise all lovers of the drama to
avail themselves of the opportunity to witness
some specimens of good acting.
Miss Helen takes a benefit tonight (Thurs-
day. as "little Katy" in "Hot Corn"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28
Scvthes.
Sugars and Syrups.

REC'D this morning, per Railroad fresh assortment
III consisting of
Is bbls. Standard Crushed;
+" Standard Granulated Sugar;
10 A. Coffee Crushed Sugar;
10 c. Coffee Crushed Sugar;
8 Yellow Sugar;
A. A. Sugar;
10 boxes Havana Sugar;
10 casks Golden Syrup;
For sale by MCCLELLAN DENNIS & CO.,
June Is. 2 Steam Ferry Wharf.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28
The Reason Whv!

NOTWITHSTANDING the general pressure, the un-
~ dersgned is selling READY MADE CLOTHING
and many other kinds Of DRY and FANCY GooDs than
last year. The he has reduced his prices
the toCes point peferng the nimblc sxpence to the
slow shillng;" and moreover he is determined to clear
out his old stock before the tall trade is ushered in
Give him a call J. T. GILMAN
Bath, June 20, 1855. oil
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Deal Freiehts

highest rites can be obtained n, all ,r..
"a on application to G. @, DUNCAN q CO.
u1oo ..rM M lit Wall St., Nay.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28
JOHN H. MoLELLAN.

the old stand head OF SIchellans Wharf, has Just rr
"a ceved and offers for sale large and well selected
sortment OF ,4 #
- Family and Fancy Groceries, s,H
PROVISIONS Ship Stores, &c the lowest possible prlres
or cash or short approved credit Purchasers are invited
10 can and examine Bath, April II, 1896.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

d virtue OF license from the Judge ofProbats, shall
ID sell at public Auction MONDAY, the 10th day Of
July next the dwelling and lot Washington Street,
lately occupied by the late Caleb Heath deceased.
Terms Cash. SENECA W. HEATH, Administrator.
Bath, June 10, 1855. 3u52
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28
Flour, Neal, Teas. Sugars.

TEAS OF the best qualities in caddys; Mocha Old java
Central America, Rio and Cape Corees; Crashed Pow
dered Granuated and assd Coffee Crashed White Sugars
Havana Porto Rico, Muscoyado and New Orleans Brown
Sugars New Orleans Moiasses in bbls; Porto Rico and
and Tslov Candes Pickles by jar or gallon; PjckIed
hmesl Seville 0lives Tomoto and Walnut Ketchup: sar
dines Maccaroni Nermace; Prnes Figs; New Rairins,
Olive Oil; Jellys Exs Lemon, venia and Rose: Tanry
Soaps Preserved Ginger; Soda and Wine Crackers
&c, for sale by JOHN II. McI.EILlN
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Picked up Adrift

ON Thursday, 18th inst in Kennebec River, boats SAIL
" mast BOOM g4f and rigging. The have the
by proving property and paying charges appca-
ton to ALBION JACK, Abagadasset Point
Bath June H. 1850 3w52
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PERFUMERY.

II UBlN'S and SWANS Extracts, Gloss, Farina, Pine
LApple aud Wicker Cologne, ETHEREAL Spirits OF Pat
chouly and Jasmine, Sweet Bags, Pungents, c..
sale al May go MATHEWS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28
Old Soldiers.

BOUNTY Land Warrants obtained for all soldiers and
ID the United States since $780, who
have served fourteen days and upwards Those who have
received but Forty Acres entitled to One Hundred
and Twenty acres more. Apply to JOHN H. KIhBALL.
Bath, March s, 1855 3Stf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28
Pickles,

RY the gallon and in glass jars, for sale by
ID April %. IS NJ. +. GANNETT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28

May 20. lat 50, Ion II ship Samaritan, Small, Liverpo
for Constantnope.
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Provisions.
At the Original Cost,

For Sixty Days.
WE shall sell Stock of Gold and Silver Watches Jew
w elry of great variety Silver Ware Plated Ware Tea
Trays Table Cutlery &c. Those who are in want Of
great bargain will be satisfied by calling.
Our goods all selected and warrant satisfac-
ton. s. W. HEATH & co,
March 16. tao
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-28

DAPA MACHE CENTRE PIEoEs-alarge and well
L selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath, June 4. S.W. HEATH& CO Stiff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
srou NOUN

THE above three story brick Aesss. ssaa
tsd q the cOsAst Of Front sne harrison
\SI -. n now completed, thoroughly tvrnasnso
MI ma onen for the Accomino daSicn OF the pup
s21s lie. The subscsibsr hopes ~ s'ns' As'sh'
zion to basinsss 70 receive shsrs 81 Puohc ps"oh'
age.
Fare 3, 90 per day, 81 Is cents per meal .,x ROW
r.n,, Nov % ,ast.df Proprietor.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town 10 situated on beautiful undulatin.
1 prairie 10 miles from davenport ana y m'ir
from Museatirs. II IL the state road miles fron
the s.issppi aud Missouri Railroad and miles from
the river IL IL healthy with population OF oti
bu inbred not ease Il sick having occurred thu
summer. !, il within halt milo ~ timber and t''
same distance OF the bes coal banks Ia the cnuntr,
ltiswe,l waite red both witt ,I'r'ngs and wells
EIue contains ne store. with hne ois-iI-
iug MOTHER black saif. shop wagon shop i-f
shop. ese Three bpi din<s are nov beinacomplfied,
one Of hieh ~ ample dimensions aud Intended for q
tavern md. Il for rent reasonable terms Seinc
or the main travelled road and the nearest publ
hausr mile. distant Yer, fair Inducements are thus
r,esepted 10 any one wishing engaer ia the bG-i
ness. mill i. ia operation ~ miles from The
town and q erist mill 10 being erected at the sam"
place
Lots are nos for ssie in the above town on very
reasonable terms. and those wishing TO build ara To-
cate there will have sueh Inducements
as are rarely offered. Good improved fsTms can be-
purchases m the vicrv Il From, s'5 10 ~" per acre
Stone coal kept constantly 40 hsna =. ny ronl eank
JAS. X. BURNsIDEs.
Blue Gra.s. Oct eth, Iss4-utr~n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
ioaso Advozeissznsnes.


Ik1DwA14 At W1oLxeAxA.
TAYLOR + WILLIAMS,
,s,Ssrsss 80 DsALsas y Fossass 40 Doassr'
hardware, Cutlery ana Tinnszs Stock
Anp MAsusAcfuasss %
TIN, Sheet Iron and Copper War.
No. 2ss LAKE srREAr,
CHlCAGO, I'LL.
1xyoUI.p call the attention OF Cs.stry .xsrsAsafs
w ana Tsasrs 10 their ses aud tav stock Of
GENERAL HARDWARE.
Naiia Log, Coli, Trace, Halter aud t'u Chains
sad Irons, Hook and strap Hinges, Anvls vices, nc.-
loxs Slc.i..s aud Hand Hammers, Sho els, SPades'
Hoes Sc,t hes kakes, Fiss. Gass, sash Pumps, Cor
foe Niis Scales. Pocke and Fable Cutlery ANU Csoss
Cut Mill aud Circular Saws, &C.
Timers Stock,
Tin Plate, Sheet iron Timed And oPpes'
Metal and Copper Bottoms. baaca Tia, Wire, Pat.
Covers. Tea Ksitle Breasts, Rivets, Ears. &c.
Builders Hardware:
Moor Iocv. r IT'S screws. shutter Hinges and fas'
,,.n.r. sash ia w eshts and Rollers, 6c.
Carpenters and Joiners Iool@:
Planes Squares. Levels, Augnrs, Boring Machines
Chiseis Bits. hammers, Hatchets, Saws Rutes, BRA
ces Sc.
Britannia, Planished and Japaned Ware:
Tea and Coffee Pots aud Urns, Dish Covers, Cast"fs'
candles.icks Ladtes--and q large stock o.
Tin shsst Iron AMI Copper Ware,
OF our own Manufacture.
Our facilities for purchasing are such tnat Nc eau
assure esaafry MereAsRfs and Others pNr-
chasing goods 10 line that we can odr them fsr
~, Sfsek, msrs esnsists Ssssyfasaf AMI !eesr PR,
e., than nv other house In the city. We solicit call
= hen all ran Judge for themselves.
Chicago, May 9Th. 1ej4--rw.ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
Cheap! Cheap J! Chsap!!!
BOOTS And SHOES.

Chsap! Cheap u Chsap!!!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STA J. JORDAN would announce to the ctisens o.
4Vv davenport and the public, that he has opensd
VALadics and 0enteinenS boot and shoe store I'D
toinnr Burrows 4 Prettymsns store, one door above
me Iowa Clothing store, where he 10 prepared to man
uf.cture boot and shoes Of I'LL descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH.
Pine silk lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Kossush Boots; Enamslcd Patent raris
Boots, Ties. Bronze Paride; Ark.
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds,
Buskins Polka Boote
si.,re assortment of Ladies and Misses Chiliren's
Shoes, too numerous IN mention.
Also a large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern fne French Boots; Congress
Caters. Monterey; jersey Ties;
Plain walking Shocs,
Moroeco:
And ell kin Is of heavy wsrk suitable for country
q. well a. city custom: all who neat NJ and ems.
,c, would do well n call at the davenport Roeand
Shoe ~tore. Call and see. June p. is5sNu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
IMMENSE STOCK
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT
Burrows 4 Prettyman's
NHw S1OlE.

WE are rscsiving and prepared . exhibit one
w Of The most extensive and complies assortments
Of Goods aver before eroughtto this markets consist
Ing Of staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
STA Goods. Cashmers Brochs aud Bay State shswis,
VeHcts, Ribbons aud Trimmings
oil every variety and Price; Ladies' and Ais ~
DRESS GOODS
In every depaFtment-Lace and E'nbroidsrea oooas
and fuil assortment OF -
Cloths, Cassimetes sattineus, Linseys Planners 0c.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
largo assortment Of Cent? adics and M'ssss T
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
A large and General Assortment Of
xsady-xade Clothing.
-ALSO:--
Groceries, Salt, crockery. Hardware,
And II, fact more general variety q tSocds is not to
be found in amy Storc Yves, OF the Mississippi.
Weare determined ~ sell Goods at the lowest Cash
Prices ard 10 do this con,rcileds 80 d away
with the long credit and big profit system We shs,
ia, Cash for alt kinds Produce AMI se the Farmer his
Goods nj the lowest Cash Prices By strict attention
% business and ing ourselves useful n the Farm
ing community. We hope 10 ncr 10 continuance ofthe
me OF the Farmers Friends.
BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN.
Davenport, Oct 2Sth, ls54-dw-n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
NEW YORK HARNESS STORE

ITAS been removed from Brady to Second street,
four doors East Of Brady, where ~eshai be pleas
ed to wait en- all who wish good articles ia the harness
line The assortmentis the most complete offer
ed here before. Great pains takent please
Keep swaNs band Collars. Brides, Ha,ers. Cards,
Brushes Curry o,tb.. Fiv-Netts Of every kind ia
theirsea Leather Fiy-Neiis also
WHIP. and Saddles in abundance. Whips from p
ets upwards: Saddles from S6.M IN ss5os
Atiwors warranted 10 be as recommended
G. w. BARNES.
psvsepSrt Ma, 10th. i.bt--~ns-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
Four Hundred Acres

W be 'utfal prHrie land. situated n miles from
Farham an the NJ. aud NJ. Rail Road and 10 miles
rom Davenport. Price $500 per aero and liberal
redi given for a largo part ofthe purchase mone>.
TAU Is For sale by wHITEk CoRBIS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

Y y. - ". y y u Il 81
WHOLESALE 4 1ETAuL GROCE1A
-AHo esAIsas iA-
DRY CeeAss QuesnsWarC, Hard " ars,
Doots and Shoes Mate and Caps Ac:
sl>uGETnER with Thousand different srticles too
i numerous to mention
We have OH hxud and will be constantly recs ~ Ing
ufre assO rtsehts In the above line on the opening Ut
spring. Our large stock ot Groceries we particular
IL Recommend; which will be ssid At the Lowest
Wholesale or Retail Market Prices.-
q Hogshead N. y, sugar. 81 boxes Soap,
~ bbis crus'd a elar sugar; Bale Rope. = sizes;
& sack assorted Coffee; Camphf.c aud spirit Gas;
s5v bushels dried Apples; Glass OF all sues;
S, bushels paired Peaches Bushels IN variety;
:, d hills bbls s. Cask. Tar, pitch and kosin;
n OR cans Sugar house kaisins Currants, Rice and
aud Syrup Holasses: spices IN variety;
4 bnls sun i,oden syrup; Paints. dry aud Ground;
~ chests and oh. sts Cedar and Pine ahnrns;
II. son, imperial aid Eng Wash Tubs and buckets;
:" , aaales ,s.: '''' 80 - rhan,'s Oils.
30 hlf bb white 6sh anil large assortment Of
Lake Trout; Onernswa.e;
o Hnx.. nyi me Cod Fish: sou bhls Lake Sa'G
So Kegs Nail. ass'rted; % sacks 20 Afum Sait'
81 bo.es dried Aerriug; ,sters ard Sartlihes;
50 do best Broon,s; large assortment oi To-
50 sox.- Mould tundie.; baceos direct from the
10 boxes Star Csndies: Manufacturer;
Corner Of Front St and Ferry Landing.
A,so, Wholesale Dealers III wire, Brandy Monon.
gahaia and Common Whiskey.
Jan II, Is55 d
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

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GENTS FALL STYLE
MOLESklN f. CASHMERE:
A splendid article. Just received by express. Al.
so Wtds Awakss, Know Nothinea, and good
SAaasorment OF Black and Drsb Soft Hats, both
Fur and Wool.
CAPS,
Mons Boy and Children's Of every variety:
FURNISHING GOODS:
Gents rayats. Stocks, Shirts and Drawers, Gloves,
Suspenders Hose. &c.
Umbrellas. Canes, Carpet Bags.
Cali aud see. Ne tpesble To show goods.
Hss GREEN 81 LEANENWoR' II,
Sept2 % MKT nooR TO TINE soR. 2D q BRApv Sra.