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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
IMMENSE STOCK
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT
Burrows & Pretty1nan's
NEW STORE.

WE are receiving and prepared 10 eShieu one
w ofthe most extensive and complete assofpno".s
Of Gods before broughtto this market consist
ing oil staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
silk Goods. Cashmere Broehe aud Bay State shawis,
reiNets, Ribbons and TRIMMINGS
ofevery variety and priee Ladies' and Misses
DRESS GOODS
in every department--Laee and Embroidered Goods
and fl assortment of
Cloths Cassmeres. .attinets Linseys, Flanneis, &c
DOMESTIC GOODS,
largo assortment of Gents ladies aud Misses
Boots. Shoes and Rubbers.
large and General Assortment Of
Ready-Made Clothing.
--ALSo.--
Groceries, Salt, Crockery Hardware,
And in fact general variety cf Goods Is not 70
be found In any Store West of the Mississippi
Weare determined 10 sell Goods at the lowest Cast
Prices. and to do this we are compelled TO q. away
with the long credit and big profit system. We shat
pay Cash for all kinds Produce and sci the Farmer M
Goods 1T the lowest Cash Prices. BY strict attention
To and maAing ourselves useful IN the Farm
ing community. hope Ia mer Ia continuance OF th'
nane Of the Farmers Friends
BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN.
Davenport. Oct o5,h. 1854 -dw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
LOOK HERE!
q Farms for Sale.

rx.or ,so acres Prairie Land. ten IN. mae, "'e 70
payeup 10" on the Hickory Grove ,n, FiSr Fo'a
acres. broke ard enclosed on he S'u al.o o. the as
aor, Of Has ua,enror, mica iIs acres, 6oaertt'
roat ailt, from East hricE house, orehafu
and9i r o9 fnr.6er psrSuats apply to the sa''
q. The premises last NJ nee; cor N. FL DRIpGE'
May %, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW YORK CLOTHING xsTADLIsHMENT.
Wholesale and Retail.
vxvr have lust received the largest and beet as
w ,er,ment Of FALL AND WINTER CLoTH-
ING ihat ever was broughtto this western country,
consisting in part Of the following articles:
American, k,'ssh, French and German pFoadeso'h
coats ofdilerent styles aud Qualities
Oyerooass Beaver, Blanket Petersham, Pilot Cloth
Z mon tot.i. Lions Skin, Mohair
Double Goats of the same materials.
Fan Goats of Satinets. Tweed, Cashmere, Doe
skim casttnaretie aud Jeans, Of every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting Of fine assortment OF SIX Cravats'
Stocks, Neck Handkerchefs, Pocket Handkerehieis'
Drawers. Undershirts. Hats. Caps. Bnckskin u'o'es
lndia rubber coats aud pants. Trunks faiices and
Garnet bags. FinssWhte and Fancy bosom SHIRTS
Shirt Collars. Alsoa fine lot of
BOYS CLOTHING
and piece goods. Persons will fnd 1t TO neir inter
est To give US n cali before purchasing elsewhere
Store on Front Street, opposite Ferry Land'ng''n
Dr. Halls new building. "
BRRLIZHEIMER g. FLEISCHMAs.
Davenport, Sept 18Th ls5i
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
SCOTT HOUSE

THE above three story brick heu.e -tna
kyrA ted at the corner of Front ard HARRISON
ssSsGS SIS {. now completed thorough! tarni>hca
89 and nnru fr the accn noatiaf ~ the iuo
lie The subscriber hnpcs by street atteh'
lion to ba.ne.. to receive share OF pu6ie patron
lge.
r. Ben on.
y,,a,,o,t Nov % i25t-1tf. Proprietor,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
READ BJTH ,lDEs!

MAI u u II NADEo'
SfPfRtT Mantle iati0ns Examined and EAI ose3;
> BY Jehn B0gve DOd-;
Immortality Triumphant bg Ditto;
Celestial ic egf ph. by ahagrct;
facts In MasAIersta. .. Tos nsierd;
Library Of MesHerism aud Ply ehology. 9 vols;
stiiliags PneunAtoiOgy by Professor Bushi
p..,GetsD, by La Roy Sunderland;
AND
Richmond &: Brlttan's Discussion on spirtualiss
SprItdtli.H, by Edn1nds DeEtcri
MtcTpcosm and AIcrocOsIn by fishbOrgk;
spiritual ielegrspiin " lanes;
Philosophy If spiritual Intercourse by D@Fis;
Supgrhai fh-oiogg az Lite Ia Tbs Spheres;
Eyangei ~ fine spA3re.;
Ritdiet From The Ocean VI Truth;
Btilie - Broih- rhn0d,
Astounding Facts Fr0.a The Spirit Word,
SUiTll Voices;
Epic oflbe Story Heavens y Rev.T, l.. Harris;
splE.t Discoveries, &c. &c.
Also
Ail the WORKS Of 4. J Davis;
For Sale by VI. II. HOLMES 4 co.
Jan %, 1853 Ne. lie Claire hlork.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
FALL AND WINTER aosp,u
W Q o D W A RID Z HApn.

Arc now opening at thci,
Now store Rec
On Brady Street, 2 doors Above H. t.
sERf large stock of seasonal sGes
French ana English MefiAos s Ii',od'.
Oe Lains, Plain anG PLAID Silts WOOL
Black Silks, Popins,
Plaid Msrinos, Ladies Cloth 6,.v
Sack Flannels, Gin CHAINS, aatllu
Prints, Broche, Bay State and o,h..,
Long and square SAAWIS. 1nd
Embroideries,
Collars,
Undersleeves,
Habits,
Adgings and Inserting,
Black Silk Lace.
Dress Trimmines.
Lace,
sonn nshsh R Camlsie Handlsssliisss.,
Marseille Quilts, "a
very large lot Of Hosiery.
Wool Yarn Of all colors,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, lean.
Fiannels, Cotton Flsnnels. Fro~s
Muslins Irish Linen. Cheeks rs,n.. ano flsat
Yankee N0lions or nj. peu' &C.;
boots and Shoes. Gias. and onaa,."ds.
Glasses. Groceries. hc.,kc 'V'ns"are lociir,
| at' OF which having been purchas.a,
pfises VIII be sold yer, low for ta,k =, Low
ONCE. WoopWapnno ose lie ps.
Davenport. SEP, 90. 1854 ~ ma kRls
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
KEEP COOL DON T GET EXCITED
npNppA1 INrEI1IeENcE OFFICE.

THE undersigned has openeda Gsne t. in rh.h 10
once with complete set OF so wn.r,y for ssle
inter all kinds Of Rea and Personal rho wish foI
r for rent, The names OF all scr'an, ,re names Of
places IN families within the city, niso nrn
Mechanics, Laborers and others % u,. Lands, E
wants &c cannot fail OF immediate success nadsra!s
py either by calling at my office. ohssnd they will
all and register your wants or ofoe's
feceiyc prompt attention pINEFIELn,
No. ! Commercial Bu'''''s''
n..e ISil-hfx
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
nAYgNPoRT HOUSE
DAVENPORT STOVE F0UNDR

THE subscribers have established In this ely ?
! Foundry for The asting OF
STOVES or EVERY Description
- for AL other \ ias of Casting and Foundry Work
,igitIfng and Finishing Aiso for Turning, bo-
ring ard Repairing Of Machinery.
We VIII also east
yrouts, Columns, Cornices, Caps and Sllls, etc,
Aeeor ling 10 any pattern furnished.
We are nov prepared TO e. orders Tor stoves OF a
the most approved Patterns ia the country, ehracnf
coa stoves b0sh for Con and wood II Eating StoFes
Pgrior S1ove. etc. Among put patterns are the An
rara. Republic, Dad sm, Winter Companion, ano
others.
Nj W. haze purchased III interest of Mr. Jane
Sgia,on In the 4 b I'VE establishment
DAVIS, BOY9 CO.
x. Davis. A. Eoyh, !! MIND
D.v.srnsT. Snv 2si. 1854 A3mSrf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
One of the Best

-,prSin sat, County consisting cen Beress al
l. upAer fence iI0 acres IN culisbt,o 10 aeres tim
Err new aud complete 49, Of hp'ldings which f"rl
score situated 81 miles westot Davenport. ff','
II sea Ealf down, balance ~ Que Neysr tar sale
:, WHITES CoEBiN.
Ne ns.N- lefi.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
NJ"
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
AN onening an entiret, nss stock of
L TEAS,
WEST INDIA GOODS,
GROCERIES AND
WOODEN ~ ARE.

Amo = witch are The lotiowiiEs
Yery superior Y. H. snn Tea, choice d tar do,
VERY choice. irag Ganpowdcr do extra pploug q"
Good do do old Gov. Java Coffee common do tilo a."
poil ih's prep'd Coroa, Crush'd Sugar. Puly'd 90,
White, Conse do, Brown do, Golden syrup, Sugar
House. do, ". Mulnsses, various qualities Tobacco
from ehoieesin cheap price, Pure "a eratl. soda,
Tartar Sntmecs Mare Gloves, Whole and Grind Gin-
llamou, a-pice aud Pepper. Ginger Pickles ~ gals.
aud hf-gals- Peppersaucc. Tomato ketehup, ttdcr
Vinegar, Mustard, New Rice, Table and Dairy slt.
Citren, currabts, New Iaxer Raisins, Good OLD do,
ScedleSs do, : es. Maccaroui. Nernaec ~ br'd
Peaches Pared. do impaired, Pick ed Trout, White
Ffsh Sarkcrei. Sin0s Ell tterriug, Cod Fi'h. SOAP.
various kinds Star Candies Press = do. " Il, Whale
,ii Lard do Indigo. Fig Riue I'm starch, = fe1rS,
conneras Sor, SHIELDED Amends. Pecan Nuts, Brazil
To- fiiberts. Red Cords. Clothes Lines ir oms M@ps.
Clothes Baskets, Wash fubs, Zine NashbnaFds an'i
Z he y Pats, Brush Brooms. Flour buckets. SPICE
Boxes, Nc, Sc, ali selected expressly for fam'ft
rsc.
W-PAH Goods warranted rs recommended
Al The Brick store. cor Main and Front streets,
store recently octupiedby McMsnu.& shrLheri 2
L NJ. HAWKES..
m. H. ~ a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
100000 Feet

sEASOSFn Flonring- planned snd d-o',s
y periof 9gbiii. for sale by
BUR ELL, GiLiEr a co,
>rv
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
Fall Il Winter Clothing
AT JOHN JORpAN'S
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.

IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
LARGE and varied assortment OF Hens ana
n Roy y, Ready made Clothing, em6rae-
ing all the differentiated approved aud made bs
good work men out OF the best material
Fine mediata and common, uaon, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot. peiersham and Flushing, Bangnps, Sacks and
Pae:ot uvercoais, Cloth. Dress and Froek touts 81
various eoors aad Qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, sati
net, Velvet aud Tweed Paata.oons. SIX, satln, va
tcnta swansdown. Velvet. Plush. Cloth, Cashmere,
Satinei, noub,e and Single breasted Vests. MONKEY
Jackets Drawers. Undershirts. Hosiery. suspenders.
Gloves Crayats, Handkerehefs Shrt.Coars, stocks
ries Searfs, Winchester and SCOTS approved Patent
shoulder scaa shirts Umbrellas aud ali articles
ly kept in yentleman's furnishing stores including
Robes de Chambre and Revere Vests aud oyercoats.
Also Il splendid assortment of uncai Cloths, tassi-
acres and Vesiings all of which viii be made mp To
orderin this bestnanner, with promptnessr al accom-
NJ Cd sing prices. and by competent workmcn. rms
establishment Is in the monthly reeeip. OF the latest
Fashions 80 that ntrnsed TO them may be re-
He'd upon as being the latest style 10y those VINO de-
sire it, All msaner OF plain work and work Of gem
lee M ediuin, promptly attended 10 ~ heretofore
HATS Of new style together with al of the com
non kinds constantly on hand
Grateful past patronage, We subseriberconhaeht'
Is hopes TO merit oniinuance OF the -ame.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Tailor and Cloihler, Front street, oPpo-
lite the Steam Mills.
Davenport oct. 81 is5i-3wtrowu.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
B. & W. KELLY,
Wholesale n RETAIL GROCEEs
AND DsAtERs IN
Dry Goods. QHecnsware. Hardware,
pnnt. and &Maes. Hurs and Caps &c:


TOGETHER with Thousand different articles too
1 Numerous 20 mention.
We have - aId aud viii be CONSTANT! receiving
large .snftputs it the above ltne on the opening 81
sprina Our large stock 81 GFe.efles We Particular
4, recommend; which Will be sold al the Low Isl
Wholesale OF Retail Market Prlges:--
20 Hosshead y. o Sugar; ~ boxes soap,
20 bbis era, ID q elar sugar; Bale Rope al Sizes
x sask assorted Coffee; tutuphiur ard spirit Gas;
35n bushels dried Apples; Glass ~ AT s'tet;
"a h,i.h,.I. ~. red Peaches Baskets ~ Ssrieilt
otu Dbl, btis q cask Tar Fiteh and kosn;
y. orleans Sugar house halsirstt hfrihis'fi'e ana
am S,rup gota,ses; spices IN VARIETY,
bbls sup Golden Syrup; faihts, 9rs ard Gfobho'
Al ,br.,, and 4 al SIS Y Cedar and PINE thilrns;
| I,x .on Imperial.ud fng Wash Tubs aud Buckets
fish Teas ois-iAfd L'hseed' IAN
AZ a. ,Ii..a.sortea Teas for ucr-, peru ana Ele
f,r,ii,a>-. plants Oils
30 hlf bh : hlte hsh anil large assortment o.
Lake Trout: aneensaare;
= p,y.s ,frin,e Cod Fish: $40 hln iak. Salt:
So KEGS Mats ass trtl; - sncss I'd thnm Salt'
SO boxes Tried HerripE; o. .iers and SaratheS
50 do best Braom-: large as."rtmeht"t ="
81 soxss Mould Candies; tHecos direct from 'n'
,uhoxe. Star Candies: Manufacturer;
Corner OF Front 81 and Ferry Landing
Also Wholesale beglersin NiIe, brandy Mohon
gahAla and Common Whisky.
tau 1888 q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
GAS AND cAMPHENE.
Mrs. KR E B s
fog SALE,

(rSEs,Irtliat ia excellent steam saw aiiil
tai- ae. WI ch has coan ,eied VIA q ia
r., It.,ia.. aI,p : .sa ani 81 nj, D1ar, shthsle
AMI ltsh P.c.afy LIS IN fAi or .f-tian ms go,'a
rla If ei-i, n an l Is wei stoe-ed psfscH W.
- ,i,a h.. n..rs,n Al ali .atla Is preferred Appi.
i'm n eiiatsly 10 NJ oSf1 NJ ~ $50 -.
Rock Island Ian. 9th 'sS'.
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LAW CAP PAPER

nrUE & White Dep ,siijon Paper.
Is Extra ixa sud Quality Brief Paper
- 81 ~ W H. II. 4 CO.
No. L. Claire Block.
Ian a-th ts55
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
GROCERIES.

He subscribers are in receipt Of fresh stab :,
Teas, Spices, Pickles, Rasin.. Fig. prune, ~
ron, Nackerel. &c., direct from New YORK ana =,
sale lo~ hy J. NJ pAIzPIJ a ma W
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
nAyYYpoRr MUSIC STORE.

>HANpALL HIGGINS nave Jus, opsne1 ~. = IL
u ass ,rtnrut of Guitars t.eiins, njoTp - noy
"s whien they win sell very cheap for cash q, ~ 20
J La Claire Row. s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
GROCERIES

w HoLEsALE and kErAIf, f,r,sl.hv
wy NJ DALZELL& BRo
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

o,IARrosErrS. Fla,es, Fiageolets, PedloSs and
| J Fifss nj reduced prices A rAa
IA : L., cl4ire Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

T>uE he. Pape Forte instructor IN the world, Ken
l ardson'- modern school Tor fiaAo WV 4 II
found oil No : lie Claire Row
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

a POLICE JUSTICE IN ALBANY HAVING Ser
ToWe hAvs just learned the particulars Of an occur
az the police court Tuesday afternoon. sp.
pears that two journey men talors, named Hunt and
Jeuss were brought before Justice Cole complaint Of
an ocsr who found them nghting under the influence
az HQusr. Complaint was also made by Hunt against
Jonas Of attempted assault Of gross character upon
the person Of his wife, the truth OF which charge
have no Of knowing. The men were arragned be-
fore Justice Cole and Hunt called upon BY hum to
tell his story. He proceeded TO explain whore he was,
and under what circumstances &c when he was ar
rested. He was however, interrupted By Justice Cole,
whs hadA him step" not say another word, 80 he was
drunk.b Hunt denied that he drunk; Justice Cole
insistsA vehementy that he was-that he was 81
drunk His tongue couldn't wag In his head" and told
him " &c dowp. Hunt became exasperatsd, and fAtly
told ths Juztics ea" He had sooner said this,
when tbs Mlnstsr Of Justice rose In his seat and
dealt hin blow the with the back Of his
hsad This va. rcpsatsd By Justice Cole, who ssised
liant " ths coas and fem .. II Is alleged On his desk
for sosSsthins vih which TO inaict punishmsnt The
blsod Aswsd hon HINTS nose freely and he bore the
Justice that hts treatment abufve and inquired II
that the kind of justice that dealt oct there
Hs finally tsok his ssa but laborng under considerable
exctemsat be could not retain It, and avowed himself
~ good judgs d the lAw the Justice, and said that
be shpuA have ssuacon and that the charge that he
was drunk wa"a I'D hsn Justice Cole then seized
bin b. the Collar and with assistance elected him from
the cours telling him 10 return when sober JoAss
VS. retained fer few moments and then discharged,
without there beng aoroed any opportunity for thu
presrnsnf Of the charge made by Hunt against hima
charge, 80, o. the most serious character.-Abdny
Rdgiasr, June 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

LOVE AID ATTzkPrED 6UICIDB.- Last evening,
abeut seveu o'clock, German, named Gottlieb Koch
asnp<sa to destrey his LIFE on the terrace, Sta
head Win . double bArrslisd pstoL The matssr was
tasss:-Absut year since Koch came over from Ger.
wssc2s They beng aoquaantancss and ne being shert
G neney the girl paid his passage to America After
their landing as New York they proceeded to this city
connsl 70 his bed for nias months during which time
the girl attesded him. After hn recovery he went to
the Ealls and there obtained work. In the meantime
PiilSxd, the terrace, just below the station. K
case up from the Fa and stopped at the house Of Mr.
Pard and remsinsd thsrs three weeks, during which
tios mat shs could not pay hs sosrd any onssr Hs
thsa went again 70 the Falls On Saturday last he
cans mp and proceeded to plsrd's house, whore the
Ss
Cd The same answer whish she had always given him.
viz; that she 700 young 70 marry, and that thy
we're beth pcor u ess ecSasoa before wnsn sSs ass
replied that ~ would aks his life she did Tot Oh
Sunday morning he again came 70 the house. and broke
iats absek door. brother o. MI risra as arouied
~ ana hreatened 10 IRE cali Of watchu starte<
hm a. BE wrote letter to the girl in which he said
sft hak more Of another than you do Of forge
frsn ths girl, Wesche through an interpreter Ate
havng csmittsd the deed Ko< N vas rerueved bv police
aa Rsyselss end others 70 'ss.ton house No l. a let
t found On him. ssdr' sssd to his parents apsAkn
of his cordos since hI arrival In tbs country; also
In rsfsrence 70 Augusta having forsaksu him. closin
with-"l vii end my life. b,d you all farewell Tni
y Ne ,ass SvSnns shall live. FAREWELL farewell al
yeu. We snsn NJ see each other again" The pts
toi hAd evtde.t placed in the mouth but not hg
eneugn 70 en the bra The right side OF the upps
JAW wn INV a In and four teeth blew out The rish
that ths man Is ct present In no danger Ad
rests&G jane IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

A LBERr Il. NIoOLAY, AUcrIONEKR-P0sIrIvE
Ae.-ARsrt r. kieelay WA eel s.ssrdsy. jua. Is 81
: :. r.:
dealer having s:Isl. we d.:ss:
ana y Up =
end Ave gaiens zach. and In Of dozen
sot.ls. con.ssi.s q ass "a pale sherry vus Gordon
.o, na.: one sas Il
popular brands also ola London Desk 10 Pinstt
Cssticn Co., hanett Co. very nas) and old MArtel Of
is and other hranas A Of supsriSs order; also od
6ne old SehdAn schnapgs elaret o. we'll known brands
which ChAtesu L. Pie, ChAtosu hasgaux, ST.
Julien Sc Rephe. &s; narasoham, curscsa. snnisstts,
sisis sosethss With 10000 real imported a.ssss ssssrs
Of ohSice selected brands Terms money
ALBERT II. Nfcor Az. AUCTroNhER ABSOLUTE
a Of forty valuable building lots In Brooklyn ct
ten-Albert II Nicolay win ssl at auction. WedusE
day, June 20 1855 ct IL o'clock Ct the Msrchants' kx
change " forty ioss q ground on che Poole
Brookiyn. situatcd Flatbus SIXTH Sevsnth. Eighth
and Ninth avenues and Union Ssckett and Dssrsw seet
the Fifth, Ninth and Fistbush avenues graded ana
and the Street Commisslonsr has reported in
application 70 grade and them The county h.s
chased seventeen in the vicinity Of this
perry isr Court House. This Of most attractive
poses Tho Fiatbush avenue ralroAd whom competed will
also eaty increase the value Of this property being the
intention q the COMPANY to complete the work. hposbls
ments combined offer unnsuAl Inducements for the invest
ment Of capital and paties DESTROYS Of shoud
sxsmne this property and attend the sale lot
close On interest Terms sssa a. fsy per cent osn re-
main on bond and mortgage for three aud the title IL
nnqusstiSnebie For hhosraPhic maps and fall paxtea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

Fmns m TM Woops-E xteusive fres In the
woods have prevailed In many parts Of vermont on a.
coant ~ .ne recent orouih In Woodbury. farm after
fsrm wmwept ~ nre, eight dwellings were destroyed.
and forests o. tmbsr together with about three tSou
samd rots o. fencs, were utterly consumed In Mendo.
hsuas and saw miii were burned j. Nj MIA. ~ ~
Jehasbury had loo cards Of wood Consumed n cshot
segss ans barn were destroyed in Rutland, Wsts
asa& Other plaoen extensive ana dsstruotIv.
q weedssck vas destroyed on Tuesday week Loss BE-
tween y, 500 aad 5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

ANorHm EEOFmfHxr IN NEW JERsEY-SHrNrNa
OFT VIM Bsacx -Ihs Mount holly papers mention the
clcpemens OF john ". Skinn VITA Miss elizabeth Br;ok
ana their arest IN this city. They arrived in Mount
Hony nsssk IA oclpck Monday. Shinn placed in
prise. Tor assas sp0E - .ifA Miss Brick aid she
wss setsrmined 70 20 70 prison with him. anu a..
but was stewards taken 70 the residence OF Mr. Alien
feenmers The anair created wonderful excitement
no.ns hcuy Tbs girl going to school and board
"a WIN Shinn. shinn has tnrse children. There ap-
pses 70 % No law to reach him for the offence OF rua
ning away with the sirl-Trnon American June IA.
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Two LEAsE--A COAT yARD, 0FSgc1 AND scALKk
,ss,sis.s |. shs ssy s ~ sssr 100 fssa Iaasirs -
T0. DAoUERRKofYPrsfs ARTISTS. Ae.-ro LET or
Lease suits ~ rssns % seond and third aoers
the prsni.sns esrasF o. Hpdsoa Aad Canal strsstA
Ss has sSs sists sea 81: as.s. .ss
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n s. HoUGH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
streetspisndd rosewood fufsrrs rosewood panoiorss
valuable oil psatngs china and silver ware heavy velye
and Brussels cArpetng 40, ~ l0 o'clock preosely-the
entire splendid oo.tsns: ee.sst!ns royal Ensi.h
Cloths silver plated rods &c., rosewood psrior Suits
elegantly upholstered and covered In maon crimson and
heavily IN gold and crimson Italian NAtuaFy marble
Top tables. Of al ne usual descriptions IN we'll fur
psnoorte made BY Barmore Of this city warNatsdthis
Instrument hLeness Of exterior and quatyN tone 10
unsurpassed Also, very hne rosewood eteserA hnished
In plate glass end Italian marble fresh work
aid French plate pie. Glasses n c9s s|s.; rich k.yY
nent modern artists Gothic inlad and solid stauary marie
clocks costly Dresden chinaware nne Of Sovres
oak extension table, with antique caryins table linen
French china silver tea servces cake baske forks
ivory cutlery heavy cut wineA chAmpagne
deir liquor decantsr 40 rosewood and mahogany
hedsead the antique and isrn styles; rosewood
BILE top dressing bureaus washstands corner and towel
stands psAssss nne eurlsd hair mattresses, csIntsr
iquars gut frame mirrors, 10. Sale positive.
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A LBERT h. NIC0LAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a sals-Yortyiis lots Albert IL nicolay WIN ssll On
change seond ayeppe corner q street the
and ESy S sse "a ss noss. q sn
rear BY 100 feet Ae the lot the sbove
on second avenus. 81 feet mont snd 00 feet Deep
The above los situated In The centre Of Horkv or
%s belonging 70 sss sstass and NO ots have
investment Of capital on lprsvsnsn % the second Are
Lue Railroad ruEe ~ this property and the sale to DO
made without ghes bidder 81 osAt
on bond eea Tor three pears Per cent
sold free from al noumbranoe For furthee particulars
ply 70 ALBERT II. NICoLAY, Austioneer. Me- II Broad
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A UCTION SALE OF LOTS AT UNIoNPORr, ADyoIN-
"A ing Wcstshester village four miles from Harlem Bridge
ana the route OF the Second Avenue Railroad extension
down g an eight q An fronting graded streets s.d
A. NJ the prsmsss The steamboat Mercury has been
engaged and VIII coavsy the ground leaving
touching ct Twenty s.ah street. Fare i2h esnt each way
Should The weather provo tho sale Will DO post
poned to the following Wednesday.
n D. NASH AUcTIoNEER-sToRR $40 BROAD
LIZ wsy.-Assgnee's sale VI marble mAntels, Thurs
day. June ~ a. 81 tia store consisting Of beautiful
statuary, brocatol. Sictan AID other mAntsls, 30.
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WE oFrER FOR SALE A FfEE STOCK OF MAHo
w ss.y esk Asd rosewood billiard tables with newly
feathers a. che lowest cash prioe 0RIfFtTa DECKRR
billiard table makers, % Ara sszeet
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billiard ABBREVIATED TO HIRE. TWO
ID sd billiard tables fog four months Any ous hsvas
GRIFFITH DECKER, billiard table mAnufaotarers %
street.