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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21
City Politics.

THIRD DISTRICT SENATORIAL WING CONVENTION.
n consequence Of the Hon. Theodore A. Ward declin
~ tae Wing nomination for Senator IN the Third dis
ict the xhs convention seassembled asst night the
Museum Hotel, No % Ann street, 70 nominate some
perton in bis place.
chas s. Isppan. Of the Fifth ward, was called to the
Chair and Mr. ~ Jones, Of the Fourth ward. acted
secretary. The st I'd 3D. 4th and 5th wards repre-.
snied but the sixth ward not represented. After
irsnsacSng unimportan business the convention
adjourned, TO meet again week from Monday next.
HARD SHE'LL JUDICIARY CONVENTION.
The Hard shell Judiciary Convention met last night at
the stuJvesant Institute. The convention well attend
ed and composed of very respectable looking
On motion Of jefferson Brown, of the 14h ward, Mr.
Frederick R. Lee, Of the 18th ward called to the
chair and Nathaniel Jarvis Jr Of the 18th ward and
reares It was then carried call the several wards for
nonn at,on for Judges which had the following result
For Jwtice Of he supreme Corr
ssUs s S n Tss I sad y shs S 'A
Jchn ~ Barber was nominated from the 18th and 2lst
wards.
Abraham y. Raphael by the 9th wsri.
Jonas B. Phillips by the 9Th ward.
Greene G. Bronson by the 21st ward.
jan Ward was nominated, but declined
Hr yustics of III Superior Cour,,
There being two e. nontnate.l
jas 2 Philips was proposed by the ith 10th l1th
18th 18th and 2lst wards.
Mchae tlshoefer, by the 9th and 2.d.
.etet Cutler, W the 9Th, lith, l5th 10Th 18th and
Heary A. Cram, by tie aud 2lss ward
pcbu =. BuTIfl Ivy the sth ward
Il :. sanford. by the 10th ward
VIE. Il. Leonard by the 18th ward
Fr .'ieigf q Common P,saf
T.n II. leonard wa proposed by the Ssh 9th 10th,
i.ta 1871 10th and 2Is; wards.
join =. Brady, by the 30, sih, ';h, 10th and Goth
yards.
Nrbssi Jsac efer, By the 9th and lea wards.
E,orence Mccarthy. by the 4th ward.
ftert Cardozs, BY the 9th ward.
thsres f3S ards by 10th ward
gorge y. Stevens. ~ 22d ward.
Fbr Judge Of Marine Court,
George Alden was proposed oy the list -, 9TH, 9TH
go lle leh l4th, 15th, leth, 18th, 18th and 2lst
vsds,
John = Ncesssor u the 9th leth 18th and 10th
(asres A. sagnes Is The 18th vsrd
Vim. B. Ait IN, b, tho 9Th ward
iscaArd !. Z ERIK w the 10th ward
The convention then on motion adjourned 70 meet
CIT Tuesdsy evening -hen the terot,ina viii 90 for
ard.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3l-Arr brigs Alfrel Exal Beas.
ton Nor Leoninc, Mcrryman aoson; Evolne
treat philhrook, Bangor. Maria Pickup High saugcre
Mes Ann Baker Champion, Roxbury; Hcnrta, Young,
Nbediord.
Johnston Boston; hries 1orssa fsrry and Times lambert
do; eontne Mcyman, Per- scfs Maria Pickup High
and Ps.for, Nickcrson ss Ann Baker Champion,
Providence: Minerva, Bcckvitb NBedford simpson,
jackson, Albany; prop Novelty Bel NYork.
Disasters, &c.
SIR coaor, rom Rp.ion inr Melbourne ashore On he
49,, ..ss>s, v-.-.s.x ssS ~, Y ~ WI, A.- -
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Married.,

On Thursday Sept. 20, by the Rev Mr. Eigenbrodt at
Trinity Church, in this city j. NJ CHURCH to ELIZA RoD
MAN, eldest daughter of the late C. F. and Harriet Nell
yaine. deceased
Tn Wednesday evening Sept 10, by the Rev. Mr. Nor
row. RolhIT SANDS HART to CAROLINE IlrTmiA daughter
OF = w. Cronk, ESQ, of Tottensvle Staten Island.
On Thursday Sept 20 at the residence Of the brides
father, by the Rev. Mr.. Farrell, Pastor of st. Mary
Church. WILLIAM LABOR TO Miss EizAHErH A., daughter Of
Thomas Boyle, ESQ., all of this city.
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the Passengers who were injured however positively de-
cline TO compromise.
TErMoSlAI.-Yesterday morning Justice Brennan. Of
the Third District Police Court presented orderly
geant Robert j. Brown of the Chiefs Office with valu
able diane nd breast pin and ring valued at s1o0 be-
ha OF The attaches OF the Office, token of esteem for
his conduct while In office. The workmanship Of the
jewery is very handsome.
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. -Coroner ODonnef held an
inquest yesterday upon the body of Rodney Hunt ma
tive Of Passport Me- and captain Of the schooner olive
who accidentally drowned Wednesday night while
stepping from the dock TO the above vessel. The jury
rendered a verdict Of accidental death.
CANTENE AccIDEsT.-An inquest was also held by Co
roner ODonne upon The body of little boy three years
ofage, named Francis Connolly, residing at No. As Suf
folk street who died from injuries received by the
accidental explosion Of camphene lamp in the base
ment Of his parents residence at the above place. ver
dict accidental death.
FELL oyERnoARD-Peter Duffy, laborer, was drowned
yesterday afternoon about two O'clock BY falling into
the water at pier No SO n r. Deceased had wife and
family and resided in Fortieh street The body has
been yered.
STEAMBOAT BunsT.At about one O'Clock this morning.
the steamboat Wave lying at foot OF yesry street
found on fire. The flames spread rapidly fore and aft Of
the wheehouse-it was stiii burning when went to
press.
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PROGRESS OFTHE YELLOW FEVER ON THE MISSES
nl-fhe following is extract Of letter dated Vicks
burg sept. SWe again visited with yellow fever.
so tar it has been chiefly confined to foreign popua
tion but it is now commencing to attack all classes that
upacclimated. Mr. Wright, drygoods merchant died
yesterday. The fever has also broken out at Grand
Gulf Port Gibson, Coopers Well, DR. Pugh died thcre)
Jackson Canton, and Lake Providence and will probably
visit every town in the State contiguous the Mississippi
river.
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IN CIPAL AFT AIRS.
BOAn OF HEALTH.

TIE QUARANTINE OSDusANCE STILL IN FORCE.
TIE Board met yesterday afternoon in the chamber Of
the Councmen, at O'Clock and remained IN session
until after O'Clock. Considerable excitement and
curiosity was manifested by numerous collection OF out
siders a. it thought that something extraordinary
must be occupying the attention Of the members. Ii
that at the last meeting special committee had
been appointed take into consideration and report
upon the ordinance recently passed placing vessels
ing from Baltimore, with sickness board under the
usua quarantine of Thirty days This was q measure
considered necessary by the Health Commissioners in
order 70 guard against the spread of contagious diseases
IA this city, but which has called forth small amount
M remonstranee from persons residing in Baltimore.
Pho consider that IL is precautiop altogether uncaed
for. few days ago il will he remembered we published
letter in this paper, from Mayor Hacks. 10 our own
Chief Magistrate, denouncng the measure and threaten
ng RECLAMATION II the ordinance not immediately re-
pesled The committee Of the Board of Health gave in
her report yesterday afternoon, which urged the pro-
prsty Of acquiescing in the request of Mayor Hinck
The repeal Of the ordinance.
long, warm and animated debate sprung up on he
report AID some Of The members INDUCED in the most
b-Eer personalities. vote therefore taken on the
repor The result stood II in favor OF and % adverse
e ne adoption OF The report. The ordinance viii there
tore stand unchanged notwithstanding his Honor Mayor
aiacas and the camors Of the Baltimoreans. fuller
account OF the proceedings will be published in
ws issue as the Board resol ed that the clerk should
be efnltted TO furnish the reporte with tu inorma
oIi 9, al that tran PRED On Monday another meeting
"! De held, to which outsiders will be admitted.
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Mis- Virginia Frost, sged ~ d.ushter Of Austin Frost
,Pa,erb N c. vas INSTANTLY killed there en- the 18th
by negro girl in the employment Of her father
renroytd he woman for nsolen Anguase there.
rr(af.g 40. as- ri;h pistol instantly .y-s .sr.
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whslesp Sea Of Warren, RI ana now Mt that port 81,
ions built IN baltimore IN ISIS has been purchs by Mesrs
TAYLOR Gardner Of New York, for the reighting busaes
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK--rns DAY
SUI MOON II OF
Sun sfIs,.s..,....... pl HIGH WATER. 50
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
re Board met last evening the President Isaac 0.
Baker, $50, in the chair.
Owing 20 protracted meeting Of the Board Of Health
which Is composed OF members Of both branches OF The
Common Council, this Board did not organize until
quarter past O'Clock
communication received from the Commits sioner
o. streets and Lamps in relation the specifications FOR
n. contract for lighting the oil lamps Mr.. Ebing
among other things recommends that the ell lamps be
kep. burning from dark until daylight referred.
POLICE Jerks.
A resolution transferring W H Cannia Police Court
Clerk from the Second district to the First district
eoopsed.
The petition for opening Eleventh avenue from 1O7th
e ii4th street, rcerie
he report Of the Committee Repairs Supplies
il ayor OF concurrng adopt the plans specfca
toas 81 Bogardus Lehers for the rebuilding Of Temp
6t- aaISet and to advertise for the contract
cured n.
Az EXISTING VACANCY
h!der man WAkiMAA offered resolution TO give notice
10 he Mayor that this Board would meet n convention
or Monday, October at three O'Clock for the purpose
selecting Police Clerk 10 fill an existing vacancy and
that his Honor is invited be present. Adopted
The report CT the Committee Assessments in favor
o cent? ming assessments TO- paving Broadway from
soity-hith to Fifiieth street, was concurred in.
mon PAYMENT WAGES.
Alderman HOWARD presented petition Of the poor la
daily hanging around the City Hall for their pay.
Alderman II. said he hoped the petition would receive
There vas large numher of mechanics, labering
and others who had small claims inst the city for la
boc pei.m public buildings, repairing aud paving
t:eets &c. They had al been discharged by the Com
missioner of Repairs and supplies account Of the ap
propriaon being ausea and could not get the
sna ptance already due them for services render ed
II yas hard and ought TO be ateedec to at once
sod sufficient amou't set apart to pay them off.
A PscrsED NEW FERRY FROM THIRTY FOURTH STREET TO
HUNTERS
The report Of the Committee Ferries, in favor Of
tabshnR ferry from he foot Of Thirty fourth street
r., to Hunters Point the terminus Of the Flushing
RaAroad, received The committee recommend that
TIE lease Of the ferry for ten years. lie advertised for
thirty days Ordered to be laid the table and entered
al ength on the minutes.
DEATH or EX-AIDEEMAN TIMOTHY O'BRiEN.
he following preamble and resolutions. offered By Al
octtnsn BARD by accident omitted from the report
OF the last proceeding
Whcreas Timothy Ben for several years member Of the
common Council after lingering illness recently departed
tb, life; therefore.
Resolved, That Lament the deatho Timothy O. BTien.
mcsy the elcien, OF the Fourth ward in the
city councils and sincerely sympahze with his afflicted widow
and orphan.
Resolved, That the Clerk Of this Board be dir ecc
mt copy OF the above preamble and resolution % The family
OF the deceased. Adopted.
some routine busine disposed Of and the Board
adjourned to NJ, nday next at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

RiiIdAkp>-b BROADWAY BTIIJAEDS-IO LET
II two sfscous roone at a opposite the (oaef un,st
and adjoining M Prescott House The location
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-21
Audubon.

Speaking Of Audubon-ihe great Ameri.
Fan naturalist and whom, as an ornitholo.
|gSt, the world has never, and we presume
Fl'ser will look upon his pser--and his great
|So's of birds the Chicago Journal says:
And here before US as we write, we have
NE erownlng labor Of his life; his Book o.
Sris, that only lack the whisper OF Omnlp
Fence TO live and sing. And as we turn
|e'e' the magnificent pages, each with some
u'ght lnhabitant Of the air thereon, and note
.ne coIoring and adjustment ofcyery plume,
'he perfection of every tint, we wonder that
one hand, one lie should have suficed for
aN That life has ended and that cunning
oahd forgotten, and we cannot but regret
mat only ten copies Of Audubon's BIRDS OF
nsER'cA we've printed, when the plates, the
uac'ngs OF SO many years and 80 much gen
'Hswere destroyed by fire. The number OF
$1,000.
The "AupuB,S CLUE" Of this city, have
ueeh 80 fortunate as to obtain the only copy
- the world that nothing less thar love
could purchase. The widow Of the iliustrl.
Ou' Author, having this copy in her posses.
sioh' was Induced 10 part with, it, being as
'uIed that it could nowhere he more fully
,aaed, and could nowhere be more appro
mNeiy aud sacredly preserved than in thu
we great city of the West, wherein its An
So' md passed so many years of long anl
beautiful J. ~
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BEAUTY and UTILITY.

tXyEinvitc the special ttentioD Of those in want Of
w Books For The Table to our fine variety oftho.e
.rticies:- ls1
spleudidly Bound ind illustrated;
We have all the Favurite Pets;
number OF Elegant Floral Works;
And various p ,pnar Works In Prose;
We will name few Of them;
Particularly adapted for Presentation Books;
The White Veil. A Bridal Gin:
Tuppers Provertia, Phlosot by, Superb Edition;
The Uiadem, The Souvenir;
Byron, Antique Binding, Quarto sze;
Dilto Gilt Morocco;
Burns, do do
Poets Of Connecticut,
Dictionary at Pociicai Quotations Antique;
Fiorabci, Poetry OF Flowers;
Mrs Heman's Poems, Papier Mache Binding;
With Many Others Equally Fine,
For sale very Low,
June Cd, 1855 At No. Z lie Claire Block.
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Horace arsslsy's I.tius.. Of P.ri..

Writing from Chamounix, at the foot OF
Mont Blanc, on the 18th ult., Mr.. Greeley
thus talks Of Paris:
Six weeks (consecutively) of Paris must
be IN overdose tor any rational being,
FreDchmen not included; and il was with q
feeling Of real relief and satisfaction that
found myself at last, after several vexa,ious
delays, outside Of the gay city und heading
souihesstwsrd at railroad speed for a few
weeks wandering among the glens of the
Alps. Paris is a city of delights for the
young, the fortunate, the thoughtlcss, the
pleasure-seeking; yet cannot realize that
was ever in condition to enjoy it thorough.
ly.
OF course ] am not forgetting that Sci
ence, Art. Philosophy have their temples
in the French capital, and that many OF
their most llustrious votaries there dis
penss knowledge 10 waiting mnltitudes:
Judge that young man absolutely proc
against the sorceries Of sensual enjoyment
might there qualify himsel rapidly and GER
tainly for eminent and varied usefulness;
lor girls seeking Substantial education,
there il not ! citysnn SEther continent thar
should not be preferred to this3 Cut the com
mon, obviou,, visible life of Paris is so ego
tistic, so shallow, 50 facetious that doub
the possibility Of sharing it for even sen
son without decline in moral sanity. Wi
taire is embodied in Ptris-acute, satiricaI,
selfish, cynical, sensual, irreverent, valuing
everything as il may be turned to present
and believing in nothing that it cannot
bite Paris has probably produced more
libertine novels than all the world beside,
and nowhere else are the intellectual classes
50 profoundly, inveterateiy irreligious.
Faith in benign Omniscience does not
underlie the general life; and the painter
who, returning from an excursion in the
country, reported to his brethren that nature
was badly got up-"too much green, with
a bad arrangement of light and shade
been at home nowhere else thar
Ia Paris.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-21

An UGLY CUsraMEh 50 man oy tne
name OF Anderson went to the Western
Hotel evening before last and engaged
boarding Some ii after supper he as
cended the main stairway and took his stand
at the head thereof with loaded revoiv-
er in his hand and remained there all
NIGH, and would not suffer any one TO as
cend or descend during the time he anus
ed himself while standing guard by firing
balls from his pistol into the ceiling at In
.ervaIs through the night. Yesterday morn
ing he threa his pistol away and was ar
rested and lodged mail. lie is insane -
Burt Gazette.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-21

A letter frem kertch, in Ly ms journal,
saws: "An English officer having paid visit
10 the cemetery Of Russian church, was
greatly surprised TO see large number OF
newly made graves. As no one had been
killed, aud Ms no epidemic maiady prevailed
in the town, he conceived suspicious, and
had the graves opened. He found in them
no less than fifty magnificent brass guns,
quite new, and grea, quantity oi properties
aud powder"
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Book \ Stationery.

DERFORATED Paper;
l White aud Assorted Colors;
For sale at
May 30, 1855 No. Lc Claire Biock.
BOXES ofPaints;
- Osbornes Water ColOrs;
English ditto;
Cheap Toy Paints; For sale
may30 AtNo. lie Claire Block.
GARGENT'Ss Standard Reader;
- smiths illustrated Astronomy;
4 full supply received and For Sale
may 20 No. = 10 Claire Block.
E1xTRA Bound Ledgers;
~ Journals;
Day Books;
Common Full Hound ditto;
Common Cheap do do
Tavern Registers; For sale
may ~ No. 10 Claire Block
ID ECEIPT Books, Bill Hnoks
IL Books Of Blank Notes;
Sheets Of Blank Notes and Drafts;
Ditto Bills Lsding; For sale
may 30, 1855 AtNo. Le Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-21

A contract has been made with the tiii-
nois Central Rairosd TO plan, three rows
Of locust trees on each side OF their roaa Tor
the distance Of one hundred aud twenty
miles south of Chicago The rows are to
be e, five teet apart, and the trees tire.
ieet from each other.
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NOTICE.

IN III Books aceoun,s and siocA of merchandise Of
i THE IOWA BOOK k0OMS,
No. sc Brady bet. Fad and 3rd sfs.
OAVemPoF1s Iowa.
having heen nsferred to the undersigned. all per
hay wing elaims against the above establishment
previous 10 the 10th inst requested to present
them for settlement, and all accounts ewing will be
received al, the old stand by the subscribers.
mo i0le55. ELI ADAMS & co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-21

THE FonEIGN LEGATION CASE At CIKcIN
sATr-A Cincinnati despatch Of Saturday
says:
MThe United States Commissioner to-
day, in the case Of enlisting troops for the
Crimea, held Consul Rowecroft in the sum
of 81 600, Messrs, Turnbull and Hamilton
in 81, 900 each, and Captain Pashner on
his own recognizance, to appear before the
United States Court TO answer the charge
Capt. Mckay, the Agent OF tho British Gov
eminent, was 100 sick to appear before the
Commissioner, and his friends gave the re-
quired security for him.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-21

uST Received by Express at No. LIE Claire Block
lot oflarge Legal Envelopes;
Tracing Cloth; Bill Books, etc
Also Agricultural Publications, consisting of
Landscape, Gardening; Farm lmplemehtsand
Homes f.r the People; New Works;
Mny Flower, by H. Becchcr stowe;
Western Tourist, etc; Maps of Iowa;
Hem. Williams Il Co Township p. for Families, on
sallers.) and Davenport Directory;
June4 VIII. HOLMES Il Co
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-21

A DIABoLICAL OurRAGE.-A dispatch
from Providence, dated July l4th, says:
"The dwelling house oil Mr.. John Tucker
on the edge Of this city, was blown up and
almost entirely destroyed last night Some
person placed small keg Of gunpowde.r
under his bed, and from train outside it
was fred, causing Il terrific explosion
No one was seriodsiy injured, though the
escape from death OF Mr.. Tucker and two
Young ladies' seems little less than mirscu'
lous.
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MIGRANTS 70 IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

GAlV6ANJb TVIVWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.
HENN, Williams b Co.'S Township Maps are the
best. being eompiiedfro the United States Sur
ye,s, ofncia, Information, and personal rccounois-
showing the streams, roads owns, post Offices
county seats, works Of Internal improvements etc..
ste Being published within the state fact, the
only teliable and complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Being regularly appointedagents for the sale OF
.hese maps We are prepared 30 furnish them to the
rade az the publishers lowest wholesale rates. b,
the single copy. Also:
300 doz. J H. Cotton \ Co. and Ensign, Bridgmn,
Fannings maps Of the United States, Western State
and states OF Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
fouri: and Territories OF Mime Kansas and NJ
raska For sale, Wholesale or retail, by
WARREN b RHAWN.
booksellers and Stationers, Dealersin Wall Paper
Window Shades, etc. Illinois street Rock Islam:
Post Ofiec, Davenport. Apl. -
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JUST REC. itLO
Direct from New York City,

JUST RE. ~ h.
Direct from New York City,
A SPLENDID LOT OF GOODS CONSISTING OF
pickles, Preserves, r ickeicd oysters,
Dickeied l.obste.s, Raisins Figs. Anonds, e'1erts
| English Wsinuts, Bra yil. Nuts, Ne. ALSO, Zante
Curraas, Lemon sugar, Extract OF Cof'e, also fine
lot Of ltaI
MACKEREL, GOLDFISH AND SALMON
in barrels and kits OF by the pound Split Peas Can
did Citroa, Tomato Caisup, Pepper Sauce, Se. Also
a large lot of New Jersey White Zane in 25 and Sob
Kegs for Painting which offer for sale at the low
price OF per hundrsd. Together with large lot
afthings too numerous menton, all Of which can be
found at }. w. WiLEfS
Davenport Iune is ls55f
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CHEAP FLoUR-The Mobile Tribune
the 18th ui,, says new -four is selling Their
at SIS per bbl., and confidently predicts Ia
in three weeks il will he sold tor $3.50 per
Dbl In our own State -four is suffering a
material reduction, and when made from
new whea, il will come to old prices Gal.
Adp
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NJTICE.

rlsHE unders gned have this DAY formed co part
l. ncrship under the Mans and st, lie ~
Ell ADAMS Il q e
Tor traDsactng general Book. rer and Stationery
and Book Commission business at the abIsbmeni
known the Iowa Book Rooms, No. 81 Brady street
DAVENPORT, Iowa.
ELI ADAMS, Davenport.
CAARLES ADAMS, Phiia.
mo. 10, 1855 diff
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THE HAT AND CAP TRADE.

GREEN, having purchased the entire stock
~ of reeH & I.eav nworth. VIII conHDue 10 ohtr
to the people Of Davenp,t and vicinity. every quail
ty and sly IL of Hats and Caps atthe lowest prices
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed uPer
them during the past, no hopes by Keeping good
sock Al low prices, to merit continued tavors. Al
claim. for or against Green u LeayeBworth will b.
settled blythe undersigned. a. GREEs.x
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-21

The Siamese twins are at the Grayson
White Sulphur srr'np'in V''q'n'''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-21

a i'ne OF steamsrs 10 about to be estap=
"'f'o between Philadelphia and Havans.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-21

TINE partnership heretofore existing between IN
i undersigned under the 81! le OF Green d ieavch
worth, 10 this day dissolved by mutual sossehi
ian. sa,s5 GREEN h LEAYENN OhTH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-21

= a DOZ. Ho,me. Zins Wash boards rec d. and
" For sale by
JaneS p4A