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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
New York Dry Goods Trade.

There has been quite lively business transacted in
dry goods the past week. and for all desirable styles Of
imported fabrics, as well for seasonable domestic
wooens, very full prices have been obtained but with
increased supply of domestic cottons and diminished
inquiry therefor these have shown less mness and In
some cases have been disposed of at easier rates.
Brown and bleached sheetings and shrtings less
sought AFTER and evince downward tenor. There Ia
little movement in cotton iannels at old rates,
while denns and drills quiet though steady. Duck
is dull and dropping Ginghams are in fair request at
former quotations. Lawns have not varied. Sankins
inactive and anguid Osnaburgs attract atten
tion and pretty Hrm Printing cloths sell slowly at
feeby sustained prices Prints plenty and depressed
though being In good demand Stripes and ticks rule
about the same The total export Of domestic c9ttSns
to the corresponding date in 1854.
Wooen goods in better request at buOyant prices
Blankets taxen wanted at previous figures. We
find increased animation in cassimeres cloths and doe
skins, which unchanged in value Flannels are in
and nseys quiet but firm good business Is being
transacted In mousn de lanes, which command fun
prices. Other articles are unaltered.
The current operation In foreign fabrics are very
tensive and their results in the main quite satisfactory
to importers. All goods that suit buyers are quickly
bought at full rates. and OF the choicest produc
0ns becoming scarce and are being competed for
with much eagerness that their owners anticipate bet
ter prices for SUCH Hence they not pressed the
market and when there any urgency manifested to
have order filed slight Improvement in value Is gen
eray exactcd-tactors in this instance having purcha
sers at their mercy. Undesirable articles form con.
siderable portion Of our present stock but - are
scarcely noticed they being closed out for whatever
owners get therefor The public sales similar in
character to the private movements and like them are be-
coming more important The import Of dry goods for
the week just closed equals 81 against 81 90 o
for the corresponding week last year. This shows slight
increase but nothing sufficiently noticeable 70 call for
any explanation The largest item in the imports OF
the week hat of wooen goods which amounts TO Se74
O92. Silk next-the figures being S453s65. The mpo
of cotton goods for the week falls little short offs
while the item Of fax manufactures reaches $164 1872.
The weeks imports of miscellaneous dry goods exceed
$1O6 OOO All these items exhibit very moderate ave-
rage which, if maintained throughout the in the
ratio with the Sales will not leave anything of an
overstock In the market at the close of the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
The following table gives the amounts shipped by
various mines in the OntOnagon district up to
August 49,

The Minnesota took out 1894 tons in TIE month OF
July. The Totec mine since the erection of addi-
tional stamps will increase its yield rapidly. The
Rockland is doing finely. The Isle Royale, at
Portage Lake, has already sent forward over 200
tons, and will, beyond doubt get near 800 tons for
he year. This will give the Isle Royale about
100000 to cover expenses, not estimated above
$50 900 at the highest.
The receipts Of Cumberland coal at Alexandria,
Va, during the month of August was as follows:-
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company 2,244 tons;
Borden Mining Company $50 tons; Allegheny Mining
Company ZIG tons; Frostburg Coal Company 2O5
tons; Severnton Coal Company LOG tons. Total,
3,442.tons.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
consumption, for warehouse, and also the withdraw
ais from warehouse, during the week ending and in
Guiding Thursday, September s, 1866
MOVEMENTS IN FOREIGN DRY GooDs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

THREE LADIES DROWNED IN THE KENNEBEo
hvER-We mentioned yesterday that Mrs. Dumaresq and
her daughter Of Roxbury this city and Miss Rich
ards Of Gar diner, Maine had been drowned at Swan
Island in the Kennebec river by the upsetng Of boat
We told that the latter circumstance is not correct
but the parties their unhappy death in the
following manner-thst Miss Richards had gone in to
battle but got beyond her depth; that seeing dan
GER Miss Dumaresq into the water to attempt her
rescue but also sinking, when Mrs. Dumaresq also
rushed in and all three drowned Capt Dumaresq,
who is well known master Of the ships "Romance Of
owner Of Swan Island which he'has residence and
where he spends the summer months. Miss Richards
the only daughter Of Mr.. Francis Richards Of Gardiner
Maine Capt Dunaresq arrived in the Eastern train last
night with the bodies Of his wife and daughter their
funeral took place this morning. from the Rev. Dr. Put
nam's church, in Roxbury.-Boson Traveller, Spt. 6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

BAsE BAu.-A new club has been organized at Fast
Brooklyn called the Harmony Club, and practice every
Tuesday and Saturday at Bedford avenue The officers
are President L. Bergen; vce-Prcsident, L. Tbbals
Secretary, J. IRELAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
ST. GEORGES CLUB vs.. THE INDEPENDENT CT
WEST FARMS.

WEST FARMS.
The match between the third eleven of st. Georges
Club and the Independent Club of West Farms Nor
risania of yesterday at Hoboken and finished in
favor Of Morrisania in inning and II Morrsania
too strong for them although they young club
they have old cricketcrs among them Their bow
ling is very good, swithenbank is lefhanded, and
bowls straight and swift he win improve wonderfully
with practice he bats also in good STYLE and headed the
score of the day, making Ses, good sashing drives
four, hrces and two's> Gee is another good bowler
The batting Of all of them good. A. Taylor Z
very nice Style Several Of St Georges disappoi.-
ed them that they only played the first innings and
the second Rickords headed the Brown batted
very nicely the second innings getting doubles in good
style johnson after making the rst innings got run
out the second without getting ball The s,ands:-
GEORGES CrB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

The Albany Erpres commenting upon the maj nv rail
road accidents says the slcsd could speak and the
maimod would drag themselves into Court and testify
the eighteen hundred and eightytwo killed and wounded
travellers OF 1854 would unfold tale horror which
would make souess corporations turn pale and
.trrmble.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
CINCINNATI STOCK SALES


For the week ending Sept7. 8, 1865.
$4,000 CA& Chic RR Co per cent Real Estate Bds..
500 Col riqsa Ind per cent Income Bds...... ~
loco Ohio & Miss RR Co per cent % Mt BIDS. .....R
1000 Hilsboro Gin RR lit Mt per cent BIDS 80
1000 Covingtor Lex RR Co 10 per cent Inc Dds
800 Gin Chicago Ea Co Int Coupons due JAM 20 20
200 Gin Western RR Co Int Coupons due July i 49,. AK
100 shs Ohio Miss RR Co. .107s
Of do do ......................
100 do do .,................
81 do do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9T
IS do do Observation-Disclosures. 0X
% Little Miami RI Co.......................
10 Gin Chicago Observation-Disclosures
100 DIS do...,...l .,...... $3.50. ). 1OX
100 do do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS x
q N Albany Salem Observation-Disclosures
28 Ind Cincinnati 80. ..63k
Is Little MAMA
20 N Albany Salem ,.,...,...........,....1
20 Coving.& Lexing RR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
Trosic of the Canals.

Statement showing the quantity Of the several articles
FIRST cleared the canals at and the quantity left at
the city Of New York during the week in September
JShh.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE
MONEY MARK EFT.

FRIDAY, Sept Is +. III.
Quotations show slight advance today. Erie
and Reading were the two leading stocks at the first
board, and both improved. There was little more
activity this morning in Western railroad stocks,
and some of them realized better prices. Indiana
SIS went up per cent Nicaragua Transit, / Erie
Railroad, /; Cleveland and Toledo, /; Cumberland,
l. Reading Railroad, / (; Galena and Chicago, ].
The bulls ore out with considerable force to-day, in
favor Of Cleveland and Toledo, and we should have
been with them but for the crowded state of our
columns. We have had in type several days COM
munication which will be found below and but for
the want of room would have appeared this morn.
ing. It is perhaps unfortunate that we could not
have been with our contemporaries, on this subject;
but hope that those interested will carefully ex-
anime the figures Of our correspondent, and weigh
well his conclusions. We shall give this company
more attention as soon as we get the Official
receipts for August. Our estimate OF earnings
for that month was $4,000. We are anxious
to see how far that figure is from the
fact In about sixty to ninety days, the bull organs
will see why the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad was
selected from the long list Of Ohio roads, and its
fir ances 80 closely analysed. It had reached price
in this market SO far beyond its real value tina.
outsiders were in danger of being brought into an
investment which would have entaied heavy losses,
and repeated warnings were necessary to prevent
such unfortunate results. Erie is still going up,
Notwithstanding the unfavorable exhibits Of its nine
months business. The gross earnings for September
may be full as large as anticipated ,O0O-5ut
when we get the net result the exhibit will be very
different. The interest account Of the Erie Railroad
this year, will be about 100000 greater than that
of last This alone requires an increase in gross
earnings Of $500 0O0 allowing only fifty per cent for
operating expenses. Reading was firm at the close
this morning, and the stock in demand The bears
do not appear at all inundated by the reports OF
big dividends, large earnings, &c. Galena and
Chicago closed firm at liz, buyers 60 days. The es
timated earnings Of the road for August was $3.50 :
600. The actual earnings were 100000 for .
month Increase over estimate $4,000. Cleval'n"
and Pitisburg fuctuates et.~a.sciy. "A shrewd pear
"a saIl- vn own option at four, six and twelve
months
At the second board the market was more buoyant,
and nearly every stock the list advanced Canton
Company went up tper cent; Nicaragua Transit, 6;
Reading Railroad, 1. Eric fell off per cent. Ceve-
land and Toledo closed this afternoon at per cent
lower than the openinQ price this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company earned
inAugust s5 $685. against SIS 2l7 for the same month
last year; increase, sls466. This, with all the "con
nections which have been made since last year, Is
not very favorable result Our estimate was
$4,000 and we did not come very wide Of the mark
Our estimate for September is $4,000.
The receipts of the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad for August amount to s54,7l5 81, against
s32,3A 0s in August, 1854, which is an increase OF
over 70 per cent The earnings for the eight months
of the current year amount to 1857 450 62, against
s243 1892 Is in the corresponding month Of last year.
which is an increase Of sll4,O6s 46. The whole re-
eeipts Of 1854 s465 O5l 10; and the directors
estimated those Of 1866 at s57l $50.
The annexed statement exhibits the gross and net
income of the Delaware and Raritan Canal and
Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation
Companies, for the year ending 3lst OF December,
1851
CAMDEN AND Annoy Observation-Disclosures ,YD RAaray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

Total value put the market during the weok$2 ol
The annexed communication regarding the fnaa-
ces of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company
is, as will be by it's tenor, from party desir-
GUS of placing its affairs in the most favorable light
The estimates are upon no better data than others
possess, who arrive at very different conclusions.
We give the writer the full benefit of our columns
for the purpose of placing before the public his
views relative to the future productveness Of that
Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

The Lake Superior Miner, pnblsbed at ontona-
gon, estimates the copper shipments from the lake
during the present year at 5000 tons, mine weight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26

l.L1tSoSt, yure II, 1870,
Me4srs Exams a Watson, phtl4delphlss dt1tItbRht-
We nave much rltssure 10 recommending yapt Fire Proe
IRON, yop having saytd our kohEs and
1tr undergoing very &ehels heat lLt hte Hhit
wharf, on the Sthuylkll oil the 9Th Vi ytne, 1850.
.srte.aly wy RUSsgi,& & GuBDiSs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26
New MUSIC Store,
Bign Of the Grcctnn Trigonain, No. 100

,j4z.rr1 !. RtdKlRSoS would tespe;;:lplIy an.
noypte 10 thu ellitehs b! Wheeling and ~.
g q 1s ,s SSISSi " 5 's of Gsss Sd II SS Sio., Hs
Guitars, yolltteiloS Fbgo&, Flutes, Flies, Aeeoe.
ofs, B'hlos and Tabbofl1ts' lTa8 instruments tho
instruction SSSES or ali Kinds Of lnta.nts and for
Sast for tue Plano, Guitar Ppte and Violin also, The
newest Song, le,tS ee,, and tie very best Ronan anu
Italian Yi0llit ard Guitar Strings. 49,
Ctatolet, Reeds, Tqnlns Forks also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger aud Tall ioards.
lh,WS FoT YlOBtSllp aud Violin. t....
a. Kleaet,s PItHtats Polish, lot renoytting Vanished
Flft ttatt Iihos Cabinets, Steam Boaa0rtliy
descriptions Of RpJlhtute, III
oftSS kfst sRl bes a ttSre ii i6s United ste
as NhnS and Clatk'S gtad cid square Pihkost DuH'
hfnlt liallet and Aliens ceebGteh boston Planes eI
agent fOr the make oil Catirdl and Patent
Me0ltonSc y gsi ,5't-i Il Il = u ~ IN ftgGE,s II
btitbloWestrFlee9 + 2Sfs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26

Dub VUb' a. n n,
ar BSSRs, BEAMER & TURfoS,. la wing taken the
Nl RonNS lorlneny oteprlsl BY Mr. IT, Tdtbtll as Ia
gu6rtan Galcy corner o. AlStlal ildle Aleels Cen
lie httlHg beg leave TO solicit slnte VI patti osGe
from Ills frIelSs aud tln public al large
ThCy make Tule not 10 let aBy pictures 80 out bu
wat ATo satisfactory aud W lle&eepied
uo,d aud silver plating executed neatly
1Ft'Tiels ten ele tor tg Painting w DO attended u
by ]. Tult1L d Ill other. l,2l liJill
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26

UAPS,
ID RCElpED thls day, Tie best assortment Of Gtgts,
IL yOulh's and thldiet clol caps, ever bIouShl "
S cts having Lecn selected with great care as cards
style aid quality, THEY eUmplisr Tait as tcUwt,.~
uehtt 10th oeia black aud white gents hair cloth uoi
black, lTAh ah green lldllg IulR aAd Ar0io eal 8, =
Ao to Esyntin pyreNnla cricket car, new articles
together with every oiher dtIetIplio Of "
6ltti s ", NARPER n SUN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26

Read! Readll Read!!l
II KStRiSu TO reduce our stock as low ts possible be
u lore opening our SeW Goods, we wil, without any
Joking ahUl II, sell our Dess GDVs at cost Ladies'
wanting lawn CAly, bAIe6e, dellil Or liolse u'es'
Cai buy OIH IIONl " Ol lilo toriEs stated above,
II sou want 10 try tue Loieaty Of our adyellSemel
call and Seeua a ,,,.,,.
Ana30 ScSAIR ~ llkRYEYt
si IFt black mustard seed, Just rst telvel b.
9 ,FnS1 WM ! RNSTR0Sf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26

y ~ Auction Sales q
THttshsm's SStt lion f6eftsj No lS1 NATktt
~ ap4 stt9t fAi faS'i
tSkitS9 y II ri
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26

TiUNNiSGiS jRpyeAl - ~ BOON ol
" Dine tue Dies end ll lle SIes1S
ynst 81 Tes, John Cumming D. ~ lp sels OF
S6lsgsts, ss,ls tOf sale Sys = g''F ' $iIRs & kRo
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24

500 acres n section "a, town79 y West;
CLINTON COUNTY,.
4G9oaeres beautifully situated.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24
10 w n
As 1T Is IN 1855.
A Gazetteer for Citizens, and Handbook for
Iyntn iOranfe

EMBRACING a full description Of the State Of
IL Iowa,-her Agricultural aud meteorological
character; herWater courses, Timber lands, Soil and
Climate; the various Rair Lines being built and
those prof eced, with the distances from station to
station. on each; number OF Churches, Schools and
Benevolent Societie. in euch County; Population and
business statistics OF the most important Cities aud
Towns; Information for the Immigrant respecting
the selection entry and cultivation of Prairie soil:
list of lands IN the sta,e tables of distances
on all the Stage routes through the State, &c, &c.
Accomp0ni led by the latest and most authentic Map
of the state, and illustrated with number of Land
seapes, aud other views. 800 pages 12mo.
By NATHAN II. PARKER.
Davenport, Iowa.
Price, with Map, So Price, without Map, 81 90.
For Sale by
W. II. HOLMES e. CO.,
No. LIE Claire Block.
Davenport. Aug. goth, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24
Books Il Stationery.
IOWA Az TT "a.

A NEW supply just received. livery Emigrant,
~ Traveller waBtsa copy and every citizen OF the
State oughtto have several TO send Ia his friends.
Price ONE DOLLAR per copy, with map of the
state 5 so, up ncatey for mailing and postage
prepaid for ten cents additional each copy.
Also
My iondnse ana my treedom,b by F. Douglass, ! IS
Lahd, Labor. and Gold, Hewitt, 9 vols, 200
Cone Cut Corners, Bcnauiy, l " Les
star Papers, w Beecher, 1.25
Bennett and his Times, with Portrait, LES
Life ofHoface Greedy, 1llutrated, I25
bell Smith Abroad, lbs
Tales for the Marines, Harry Grinqo. los
Docsteks, what he says, illustrated, l.e5
BLACK diamonds, Prof. J. G. Hannibal, Les
sam Slick In Search of Wife, Is
-, +" papercover, so
Note Book ofan Opium Eater, De Quincy, Is
Al THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS.
No. SO BRADY sT. BET. 2D & 81 sTs.
ELI ADAMS g. CO.
Davenport, ONO. IL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24
IOWA COLLEGE.

THE Fall Term of this Institution VII commence
L Thur. day, Ike eHlh of Sept. ana continue -
weeks. Until The building now being erected IS COM
plctca school sessions will be held IN the basement
of the Prcsby terrain Charch. Candidates Tor adns-
sion To the Collegiate Glasses will be examined the
day before the opening of the term.
FACULTY:
Rev. T.. RIPLEY, Carter Prof. OF Ancient Languages;
H. BULLEN, Prof. Of Mathematics ana Nal. I'M
losophy;
II. S, SHELpoN, NJ. A Prof. Of Chemisir! and Nat.
Science;
Rev. D. LANE, NJ. A.. Prof Of Metaphysics.
TUITION:
Collegiate Department, 81 W. per term
Preparatory = , ~" a.,
Tuition must be paid in advance; II tins not done
within two weeks from the entrance OF tae P"P'oh'
dollar extra per term will be charged.
The Prep ratpry Department will DC uhIer Inc su
pcry sion of Professors Lane and shciuoii, "Ao VIII
receive such aid from other members oithe faeu! Us
may be necessary. ,,t ,,, M,
Ills the design of the Trustees to maintain nus ~
partment with due efficiency. Those VINO 1es.ie "
secure thorough Eng sh education, or lnaii,. wv
selves Tor teaching, will find the course "i ~
adapted to their wants. T. ADAMS '''"'
SEPT. 10. dwtf. ---------
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24
EMIGRANTS TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

HEM, Williams 4 Co.'S Township Maps are the
best, being complied from the United states Sur
veys, official information, and personal rccounois-
ssnce showing the streams, roads towns, post offices,
county seats, works of Internal Improvement, etc.
etc Being published within the state fact, the
cnly leliable ind complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Being regu lariy appointedagents for the sale of
these maps VIC are prepared TO furnish them to the
trade the publishers lowest wholesale rates. or by
the single copy. Also:
300 doz J. II Cotton & Co. aud Ensign, Brdgman
Fannings maps the United States, Western States
and the states of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri, and Territories Of Minnesota. Kansas and Ne
braska. Forsale, wholesale or retail. by
WARREN II RHaWN.
Booksellers and Stationers, Dcalersin Wall Paper,
Window Shades, etc. Illinois street Rock Island,
Post Officc, Davenport. Apl. u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24
Unimproved Land
Rural Houses.

LII who desire to ayalthemsclvcs ofbeautlful sites
a for Rural Homes had better call soon on
mays EADS d STEWART.
CPLENDlD LOT, being corner OF 4th and lie Claire
- Street, to lease for II years. renewable or build
ing tax at vauation at end ofterm. This lot Is 100
by GA feet running e. ON 9TH TO Depot Terms Easy.
ALSO, East OF the first Block OF Lots North Of Col
lege ground, west side of Brady Street, to Lease
for 10 years.
July 10 EADS & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24
Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.

Dcrsons DESTROYS of Information concerning thl'
| point can see u plat OF the new Town and obtain
ul particulars of prices ofiots, DC. by calling on
GEO. II. PARKER.
Office over Witey's Grocery Store, 2dSt.
Ilaycuusrt Aup, II 'J5-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24
TO BUILDERS.
IuMRER, LUmBER LUMBER!

PROPOSALS. will be received until the Goth, fol
sentu 4. c. FULTON.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24
Model Farm for Sale.

100 ACRES, seven miles from the city, on one of
i on the best roads in the State. 100 acres in a
high state of cult atol 10 tmber4 acres of
super ior locust grovc-2 Frame dwellings. very COM
modions. Stables, out buildings. 3 good neverfail
ing wells OF water-20o Fruit trees, in full bearing
In view of the mas advantages this farm Possesses
and the advantageous terms on which II will be sold
to those DESTROYS Of obtaining delightful home, de-
lay will be fatal Apply TO
July 10 ia DS & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24
A Small Farm

NOR Sale about 90 acrcs IA miles below Town, fine
j, river view, half timber and balance we'll fen
ced and under IA fine degree Of cultivation. snug
house, has rooms, pantry and cellar. good well and
small outbuildngs. S25 leash per acre. Applyto
July " EADS IL STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24
Unimproved Lind.

16l ACRES being south of s. +. an !. $.
lOO w. Section 10, T. ~, 3 Z. 81 miles from the
city. Terms easy. EADS d STEWART.
on ACRES being f. S. w. S. 90, T. 70, n. II. 2
QUE miles from thu city, to be sold cheap, if
aDniied f,r soon EADS Il STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24

| Grating in the mill known rs the McCarty mil. in
the lower part OF the Iily 'f Davenport, have and
will kcepeonst.nty on hand a large assortment Of a
kinds Of
Building and Framing Lumber, Shingles
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24

preat he ght or dslancc; dtsigned Tor KaTOaU ia.
tons Furnaces, Mines, Rolling Mills, Paper Mills,
Factores Stationary Fire Engines. Garden Engines,
Wells Cisterns, aud for all purposes where Pump
can b G used.
These Pumps are now in use on all the principal
Railroads South and West,
NPSIIVER MEDAL awarded to these Pumps nj
he late Fair of the Ohio Mechanics Institute
UPFul and perfect satisfaction guaranteed In all
where propety put up according TO directions
TTorders Thankfully received and promptly filled
nv MOSES x LlITLER, Office At Burrows ~ Pretty
mans. Front Street, Davenport, Iowa.
An. 18th, ls5J.w-d I'm