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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28
THE FALL OF SEVAST0P0L.
DETAILS RECEIVED BY TIE WASHINGTON.
PRINCE GoRCHAKoFps ACCOUNT.

PRIME GORCHAhprrS eC'ooNt'
SEyAsroPoL, Sept 9-s p. NJ
The eremy receives constantly reeoforcemen1 q
fresh troops. The bomba-dment Is hsroeiy vos"&
10 At NIoH1.
The garrison Of Sevsstopol, after sustaining an W
fernsl fire (tru detttr,J repulsed six assaults. bs
Gould not drive the enemy from the Korailea Basssa.
the Malskoh rower.)
Our brave troops who resisted to the las' e1trem-
ty are now crossing to the northern part Of 80
vast"pol.
The enemy found nothing in the southern p~t bss
blcod.stain ruins.
On the 9th OF September the passage OF the gsussa
from the southern TO the northern part was sosoo-
plshed with extraordinary sucoess-our loss - thsf
occasion teng but leo men.
We left, regret to cay, nearly 500 mon grisvsuHy
wounded on the southern side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28
Passenger.

Gen PAlhey Bea1e, Of rpsehe'). Mr. Noaeox ~ 60
Nis,es Molbeux ~ Mr. PitoE'os ,nd sa, Ee,. Nc -
Read Nm Gamble NJ, Srodi.. Ms. Aue, Wiz - Nes.
Me.srs ourcn Rlemins. Gordon Thompson, WIS a ~,
sen Ilryd GVs.. hsihews. Le'ch, q ss,, hNnaent n
scott AVID lsdy NJ As.rp asd iNdy, NJ DAVIS ard sy Mt
GTsvler and adv, NJ Powell ssd lsd' NJ. w.fss SO
l.dy Mr. Colsstr I'd LAZY Mr. Rsrnx sni LADY MI Ma
ar. md l,dy Mr.. Do~ulns, Yrs p.aers'o' NJ" posrss
NJ Lfrd sy stnunds, SrS T.yor, NJ. CoIt.chs ksv
sr Arqacrro Rev. Mr. Lypos Rev ALEU-, Rev NJ Rsefs
MISTER Lees hCn ioo Howe, Ms'. Fs,sS's 49, W..
Mason Hswsson. Hewitt. Lsw Fms'e, Reos'h "a 'ss'oe>
Davis VIII ing Ch.ou Ste~n', Ca.alon, uy~ hes1,
Cows Lave n Jone. Bland Nese Bez Rogers, AM ~
ScC.uLy ,ludwNcseu Hohsou. Kinder, femios, s.ssst.
MADAM Pose, Kingston. Shaw, Caruth. Llo'd Ssth
ell Ystts ,op .quirrs. Lstn. BArsags Hrsaey dss0s
Rrsn..u stuar 8sieheldcr. Moron, shot pMsS
ham n,-sd,p Scott Bpdy W-s'sr, Read NcNu an oHss-
wNsr 81, p-'p Molly Nrrl Chr g. I3'mp,sn L,"o ~.
Davies Mcdonald. Fraser, Matthews, Cob ., Wesley WI
i,ms Rokerrs COR Orfths. wtssn Boss hasfcf. Axek
cf tle Ass c ssd Press O Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28

roS Star Il Cows; Isaac wsls Liverpool; william -
J,,e a Dover ISIS, Gr'y'.. =, S-so-eA
Arrived srrm Boston. s,h-tste, 0sees
rshsr %,
Arrived TOW Ch,r~- cn sib-Sup"rSoF q N.rs-ss~ 49,,
Ai-vS = IN Bsoa4rr lAh h0rlAnd "a Oseoosss~s' ~
Hsdscs. Der o. 81 puns -o--s 49, -, -
Auv.s vSs Ns~Dri-s "a Troy AZ O-s~, NeeW
Lis.,rool ma 81 re- 81 soaa v.sn's II Mp "a
S.ici for Ne~.Ysk ,, Caro- isans ffoo >teNes
chsr,s-s rom sorae-psi lOA Pmpifs StI~i n Lee
-,,ti 2h Apsrean Uuou IN L'v.roopi Els.bsh 'm<e
H,r sleo-, Daspb- fus Csdif En- li0'. A. 2 s.n 90
i,eroc 49, esrc's Mans ON L,vefpsol itb, hssSas
N.rv kld i3g- fou' Hev-L
Sailed Boston m DseAaee, from lbon. lis fePSs~f
frru Lisbon. -
saIrc r Pbus'spha ltts Jana. Browne fs Lirerpss.
T. n, W onfirg Z. from 10
Ssed ear Balim'rs lth. Eniiy ;, Pie-. fou LV~p's-
sailed .ot Savannah l2h Floras, from kseprA
SsjiAS f,r NesOr esas ich. Peesa slate tth, rst,sS
l?ts Nav Glover 18th, Bremen. from LVerpesl. TIL, As
naB. FROM Antwerp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28
CAPTURE OF THE MALAKoFF AND RUSSIAN

HEIhEAt.
F,on The Lond.n TINES, Sept H. 1855
WAR DEPARTMENT, Sept. 10, 1855
Lord Panmure has received the following tolegYs
phic despatch from Gen Simpson, dated
CRIxEA, Sept 0, 1885.
" Sevastopol is in the possession Of the Allies.
"Tts enemy, during the night and this morning.
have evacuated the south SIDE after exploding their
magazines and setting fire 10 the whole Of tho tovn.
IAN the men-of war were burned during the night,
with the exception of three steamers, which are plying
Albert the harbor.
"The bridge communicating with the north side ID
biOkH'
Sir Charles Wood hes received the following DIE
patch from Sir E. Lyons:
During the night the Russians have sunk al tks
remainder Of the iine-of battle ships in vastOpA
barbOr."
WAR DEPARTMENT, Sept 10.
Lord Panmvre he's received the following tsis-
graphic disr stch from Gen Simpson, dated
"CRNEa, Sept 10.
"The casualties, regret 10 ssy, arc somewho
heavy.
"Eo general officer killed.
Names shall be sent az soon a. possible"
PARIS, Monday p. N.
supplement to the Aositeur has just appeared
It Publishes the following;
1.-The Minister Of War received to-day Sept 10
at p. N. the following telegrsphic dispatch fr0~
Gen. Pelissi.r:
"'BRAscior REDoUBr, Sept 9-3 p. n
"Karsbelnnys and the south part Of Sevastopeiss
longer e1ist.
"'The enemy perceiving onr soid occupation -
the Mslakof, decided upon evscpating the p'aees
sfter having Destroyed end blown ap BY mines nearly
cd the deienaes.
".Hsying psssed the night 10 the midst Of my
toops can ossure you that everything in The Kusr
leluays is blown up, and from what could sec ths
same must be the case in front Of our left line Of ~
tack.
"'TLis immense suooees does the greatest honor 10
our troop.
al will send you detailed sccsun. Of our i'sos
darLg b. day, which, sfer so many obstin.te c'm-
bst must be confidersbA.
.'sTo morrow shall DO tbl. 20 form an es'1mss "a
tie r,suls Of this great days work, great pfton OF
y. lonors Of which is due 10 Gems. Bosquet ard
SaeMtton-
"Eve-yhiDg quiet on the CheTnsya, and We ere
yigi.nt there
PARIS Mondsy-i p. M.
TIE following ~ posted u2 at the Boars 70 days
"'Tte Minster OF War received, u. 10 o'clock thss
morning, the following news:
"CaTsrA, Sept s-s 2. VI.
"Thk morning ascetsined tina; the enemy he'd
sunk bic steam CTS.
"'Tbsh work OF destruction continued under no
ere Of COR shells
"'Tte explosion Of mines Successfully and On daf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL tOTTOF mAEkET --Mt5sTs- DfONn
shpey Co report the easier In Of the
iDcsd ''iOse ey IN the money market and the ad'.nesd
u discount b, III, Bsn proe however we're poo qs9t.
by Ower Ms,srA D,DEsoun Z Co. say thar me market
opened adv of ID but .srwatd .eedsd and oocs ne
% go bales Of which sp.saator' t9os 900 and es 'Srie'
stout qusntiy Tie sses u Friday were 0s es 81
ss Hdsp. s,S Tsisn1. FAIR Sid Md4o. sd Mo
Bile Far std neds I'D. Ordinary % so"d Ordinary; 81
ns Fair 81. stock h-ne amounted to 6f 900 bales
Of which $40 90 were American
ST.Tr OF TRADE IN NAscHEsTER.-Tbe market
WA dun bot prees bad und,rs no eh.nls Of m,nent
LIVERPOOL BREADsIUFTs MARKET The quota
ton. vary materially lat ( : a port toe ms.s .tiasr
.s sPsy Sr rS Sl. 9'G %, ra :. az
ds other circular. say tia, quiet and gnes~s.d
Western C.nI fLovs 9aoiei By bowo So; a. ~
Sti. coss, Isl, ysiiow 81 go ulsod. 80 sss 81 white
wsrAT. i2Sa27 red, iIl6aiijS The weather h.1 been
very 'syoisbe ana the crop accounts were OF '''Se"J
LIyERFooL PRoyInos MARKET.-Messrs. Rich
. s0.nss CO. s14 s,d r. s:ean ss ana
price. .toes reduced very o~ 0at 'r.ab a.y looked Tor
iOfDeI rareA
LIVERPOOL PRoDUcZ MAREETs--iFrom the Bro
L.rs' l-AsAEs Dell but pnee. uaehas1,d Old ron
cold a. Sel, 25l. Rough TusTEsTiss-sotAag dons
Spirit, all demand only Comma RosIs .-sfy At f|9
frHl,rIste-. Rsrrt iare Il QUEEciTEos BAEx Ls'ssD
.ki Ca ss7. sr.,ro do a. a. Pc R,p. g.
Psu 10 .e,.e "a ga Isl Ove Oh n rood eqaef
COFgtE ecuss snd uly,nt Inc prcss on
CUPRIsTs hAd -ldsby saYAncec Tea ses5y TOBACCO
tfhout chans SAFES II bOndgrl LoSwOoo 4 IL DOMINGO,
$3.50 As 49, no Irsaetions Ia sEEDs Jurs at sdy bs
ullA HLsP. 20.
IO,DOs hARKETs. - Mess. BRnrg Brothers
ouoe n s1vnce 10 he sIteoi Of market
c.o.s vi AZ sctivs GARD CoFTsE ,ne-0n bad sd-
Vrc.d n TEA sold 9, slded To- ConEou T,LLo--Lass
erlvefe. 57ls LAsD-BsY.r deu -so fadae lon White
WBsAT q Gs3 Bed, - Ganl FLoUI e. az. The Iron
nke eortnnsdA o. orders tar tnsre Wa nc eS-ass In q7
tstoEa ,
LOspOs MOsEY SARELI.-The Bank o. England
I'D Alvarez is minimum ofi-0 EFT n ~ 4 eeI' and
frrth-r e6vzroe looEed Tor drrIs ne "sox
lee Mop-y bsrke exhibited iLere srn1eIsy CossoAs
S norSy eor.d eizc.. Iks bullion N the ins q In
>rc bed dsofed dsg he yoek % me ItsGt Of i'@Io
tAeLts eIoteo ~ 70 y Bar sItVks, 5 ~ .
AMERICAN SLcIErTIEs-NerJ i;'ie lad been cone
in rlecan sock prices fr hs mo-. pa Ssrs n 'as
snd SOU. prolsSy remain ear-s the existing v.as Of
money
FREroH1s-The Liverpool Freight market was
EesSy and proes uretsns'I
TIE LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Messrs BieI4nd, Athys & Co. repor: Iiverpoe,,
s.trrd,y II A l-CoTIos unchanged The Iaazk-t eO->4
srorf IN svert1sG the sEe o. 5KEApsTvTFA Pksus-
Ions yer, firm s,ocks esiy being reduced desr~r.
BEEF end PoRz nee: WITH q noisrsis demand. CsEsss
onit Lsnp sfher tssisr s>sA 81 z69a T.LLOv sSsiSe
Il afdseI for prls.e Nssth American.
crIIpprHn fNy7rryr r rnrNNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28
RUSSIA.

A Geographic dispatch from st. Petersburg states
that the Czsr in ends leaving there on the 18th for
Moscow. At Warsaw be will be attended by Count
Nesselrode. who will, II is thought arrange an inter-
view for him with the King Of Prussia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28
DENMARK.

A letter dated Berlin, Aug 4, says: Austria is said
TO have offered Ter mediation Denmark in her diff
ference with the United States. Doubts are enter
taiued as to Wheeler the United States would consent
to he compromise which Denmark intends proposing,
of lowering the Sound duties generally, bat Prussia
would be quite ready 10 accept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28
DISPATCHES OF THE ALLIBs.

TIE PREF iMISARY COMPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT, SeptT.
Lord PaDmure has this day received tho fol owhg
intelligence from General Simpson, dated
"CRrsEA, Sept S, 1888.
"Our batteries opened fire at daylight this Morn
ing"
"SEpr 6-5PM.
"Tbe bombardment goes on steadily and is'G
ably with few casualties on side. Russ IN r,g-
ne supposed to have been act fire by our rockes.
was burnt last night in the Crest Iarbor."
WAR DEPARraEsr, Sept g.
Lord Panmure hssreceved the following inseligeoos
from General Simpson, dated Crimea, Sept 6;
Another Russian frigate was destroyed by hs
yesterday afternoon, in the Great Haib'r Of oesss-
topol."
"a large fire is burning this morning about tss
middle Of the town Of Sovastopol
Last night about minutes past o'clock, grees
explosion took place. supposed TO have boon one OF ~
epemy's mag szines on the north side"
The suboined dispatches are from Gen. Pcissiert
"CRInEA, Sept 6--l0 p. N.
"Our Ere against the place continues under favcr-
ebe circumstances.
"'Our losses are extremely small. Nothing nsw -
the Cbernsya ines. The enemy ooniempIstes ~
movement there"
"CRrMEA, Sept TO Pm.
"'The fire Of our artillery has been kept up fer IL
last "a hour..
ga French bomb set on fire q Russian frgats tshs
Marianl, which is still burning"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28


one hundred aud hfry thousand per month. The Wild
est insgpings, at home or abroad twenty years ago,
would Lot have stretched so far a. this why Srr,
the sheets from our bOOk.presses alone IN single
,esr Womb reach nearly twice round The globe; aud
If we add the periodicals. and newspapers, the issues OF
our prt sses in about eighteen months would make
belt two feet vide printed on both sld6s whlch "olid
stretch from New-York 10 the Moon! Laughter ana
chetrs In the machinery for this grea, manufacture
our artisans, will venture to say, not yet e1ceed,
If equaed, elsewhere. The prnnng-presses OF hoe
and of Adams said TO pass any used Ia Europe
The important art OF tereptyplng W1cn Ihele
is reason 10 believe originated 10 TINS country, mas ger
sply been brought greater PERFECTION here than II
has reach abroed-and naturally SO; for our wlde
market requires Ibis permanent form, Tor neary al We
print And by a recent beautiful Invention OF ano'her
of tboee ciuzens whom We are proud TO adopt and
develope" tie types themselves are set up by steam,
aided by rspd girsn fingers touching keys IKE tnoSe
of A rispc and sliding words Of thought into " form
nbout ouy times fast the quickest compo1tor Inc
an ed historian already quoted remarks OF cooper
Charming aud Irving that their works are all pub
b.hed IN London; decisive proof" The sagey adds
"Oai European habits IN ideas are necessary 10 tneir
:" due development" This remark also he modnes IN
1880 thus: " so great is the influence OF Eogsh pop
MARTY In America that the highest class OF Anerics an
Sa,hors such as Coo2er Prescott and Irving, pub
IN all their works in London 10 preference 10 their
" own country The historian logic may be sound,
but his premises and facts are not aud rear ne knows
H. With one OF two unesserta excepuonsi al lne
ZONE; and we nigh. say, with equal proPrety, the
"works Of Byron, Scott and Dickens are all published
" in New York: decisive proof thai Americ IN solt;
q" and ideas are necessaryio then due deveopIeat'
LIS rue that the American authors mentioned aod so ne
Others received suitable compensation Tor TIE
circulation Of their works. we only "!sh lha ma!
more of our author friends could do hkeSse ana
far be il from me to depr-ciate or lose sight
Of TIE large debt which we hsve yet to repay
"a;heriand" for the Intellectual supphos 70 "11cn
kaxa kn.e Il To-
10 show that reciprocity in this justice TO htSs,ure On
both rides is rapidly becoming even more anI
U tnsn TO England lie. me menti IN one or TWO sgnn
cant facts and win detsin you bat moment logger.
In 1884 American publications stood thus: 2S2 onsn-
al and 10: reprints. Even that proportion YOU'D sur'
price some who imagined that we relied chiefly on "a
Gland for intellectual noveltes-ss indeed we did
within the presen. gener alton In 1883, the ongn.s
were 4co, and the reprints 49, On the Other hsod,
tie plumber Of American books reprinted in Engisad
in our whole history up 1884, &c., not incld ling
rival editions In 1884 tbese had increased to $780, oil
which, including rival editions no less THAI ils were
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Fail Il Winter Clothing
AT JOHN JoRDkN's
IAM A CLOTHING SIaRR

low y tloIHIAG $40 RE.
LARGE and varied assortment oTNcn,. .a,ad
ltfsoys' Ready made Ciofhing, efutrae-
ing All the Inherent and approved Sly les aud made y
good work men 0ui vi the ecsi material.
FUc. laaIIuga and common, Union, Beaver, Felt.
PFial, PeIefztaln and Flushing, BangHls, saeksaus
Paietol geFcaats, Cloth, Dress and Ff0ck Coats OF
various eul0rs ana qualities. Cloth, Cassime ere shti-
net. EeiNtt aud Tweed Pantaloons. Silk. Satin. Va
leElia S,usdown, VelSeL, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
Saunrt Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
jackets, Drawers. GHdsrshfls, Hosiery, Suspenders
lToges CFryats, Handk rchiefs Shirt
Ties, Scars. Winchester and Scots appreN cd Palen
Shondet scam shirts Umbrellas and .a articles usual
~ kapE ID gn4li.uans furnishing stores including
robes lie Chsm9re aud Revere Vests and Oyercoats.
Also, splendid assortment Of uncrt Cloths, CEssi-
luarss ana Nesings all of which viii be made Hp to
order n th2 best manner, with prunptHess, accom-
modatus prices, and b! competent work men. This
csaalishm so sin the monthly receipt OF the latest
Fashions 90 that orders ntrusIed 10 them may be re-
cd gpon being ia the latest style by those who
sire II. All manner af plain work and work Of gem
tcei medium promptly attended To as heretofore.
RATS prR 8ew style together with all oftha COM
mon kinAS constantly on hand.
Grateful fer past patronage, the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Is hopes TO merit r2HinuGnes ofthe same.
JOHN JORDAN.
N,rcbaatTailoraud Clothier, Front street, oppo-
3 site tbe steam &il+.
davenport uct, 3j ls54-3wtri&wtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17

Eabries .n,,i
r d. bouse,ia
| m which h,,
NJ, sna .A,h
and popular
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Engine and Machinery for sale,

INTENDING the present season 70 Increase the
size aud capacity Ofour FIGURING Mill. offer fol
sale oar Engine with steam pipes. punps. water
ptpes &c, ~. also main &E@t, spur heel, NM III
driving wheels, piuicns, Mill s,ndes. smut mills
&c, &e all in good running orer TO be delivered by
si August next Size nj hnssHe. I3 ia q. Cylinder,
70 u stroke. This machinery will be in op
eration until ist July next Any parties wishing to
purchase can see the mae hneFy al work atany time.
Those Intending to erect steam Floaripg Mil.
viii obtain great bargain in procuring the abnve
tn=cainers. which is all in good order, and tax
onls be-aRse we wish to buita \ larger scale.
March ll-lWtf. BURROWS & PRETTYMAN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Clothing made TO Order.

I'HO'S. s. GtLBEET. late from New Haven Conn.
l respectfully Informs the citizens Of Davenport
lAEt he hfss tak en, room opposite lie Claire Block
over Nlcss Store Second Street; where be would hc
happy to Wat upon gentlemen who desire anything
n MS Ine ot business. Having heen employed tor .
Dumber ~ .ears H. Grst class custom cstab-hm,
most comp eaHd pcrfcU, satisfaction. A perfect TT
always Warrsrlcd
n. . Gsrneuts cut for others 10 make up al short
notice and reasonable rates.
bieh ~ t5l-d-I
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Black Velvet Ribbons
at INsLEE's

% Acres of Beautiful Prairie Land,
- l1UATFpi muos from the Corporation line viii
- be sola entire or be divided 10 sit purchasers,
reasonable terms. Apply al this office.
Meh 23a 81 diff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17

eu,and t6L
si-ry. iBGg
q and Lrs
| kiIsses "a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
FRANCIS JACOBY, JR's.,
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE.
FOR SALE

4 STORE Main street. The best house and
\ two lotsin Forrest & Dion's addition. West [
lot clock 3,. lots in Green addition. 1870 acres
first rate laud IN Clinton 60. WuirAKER d grant
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
E,NT'

- ~ snaA ~
|vansI.-.on
fnot be found
that ,his a,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
NOTICE
FOR SALE,

TWO Ornamental Cottages on Ainsworth Street, in
/ Green's 2d addition TO Guy of Davenport: COOS
well Of water and pump in kitchen-Lots well fenced.
Appiyto 10 COOK ~ SARGENT, or
5. RUSSLE DOW.
Juae lst. ISSi.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17

|.ice esbfsHa
shall r.r..r,
d-paFtnisi,
eraii. slLi.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
GREAT BARGAINS!
new YoRy CLOTHING EsTAgLIsHnENT
Wholesale and Retail.

REV GVES tApE6laS GSiASllSAIENT. L.
Wholesale and Retail
WE have Just received ihe largest and best as
W s5rtusut Of FALL AND WINTER CIo1H-
NE .ust ever was brpuEbtlo this western country.
Caaa 1tiHs in para Of th0 tc.ioNIng articles:
American, English, French and German Brosdcioth
Costs, ofIiEerept .t.les end qualities.
Oyersoas, Bsayer biaREet, PetershHln Pilot Cl"th,
Union CI0Lh, Lon's skim MoAar.
Double Goats 0I the same u,ate rials.
FAN Coats 81 Satinels, Tweed, Cashmere, Doe
Ski=, Cashmarctte and Jeans, Of every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting Of fine assortment Of Silk Cravats
Stocks. Neck Hsudkerchefs, Pocket Handk erchiefs
Drawers, undershirts Hats, Gaps, Buck skin Gloves
India rubber coats and pants, Trunks Naltces and
Carpet bags. Fine White and Fancy bosom shirts.
Shirt Collars. Alsoa hac lot Of
BOYS CLOTHING
and piece goods, Persons will fad 1t to theirintor
Fest to give call before purehasing 2 elsewhere.
Store ON Front street, opposite Forty Landing in
Dr.. Hall ; building.
BERLIZHEIMER & FLEIsCHMAN,
Davenport, Sept. lgth, 1851.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS,
Chicago Illinois.

, VN Y ~ BOONLh, )"
IDUILnERS Of Howes' Patent Truss Bridges and
- Roofs, Turntables, Passenger. Baggage and
Freight Cars. Also, Bolt Cutting Siachines, Upright
Drills, &c.
done to order.
Apr3-iIy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Boots QUO Shoes.
"NOW-A DAYS.
NEW WHOLESALE g. RETAIL
BOOT, SHOE AND RuBBga sToRE.

SxEEEfs * KATEgBUN,
.fAEUFACTUR URERS and Deale rs Fl the Firs. Gttal
VI ity OF ali kinds Of Mems, EOysi, Youths, o.
mems, Misses and 1hildrcn's. Boots, Shoes Caters,
&C., having determined TO locate their business per
naneBtl! Ia Davenport heys secured rooms for the
pressu Ia Forrest Block, Corner OF Brady and Third
Sis doors from the corner Brady street where
they arc NOW opening a large stack.
They design TO keep hand 81 all times full as
sortm: nj OF their and the best ofessteTn work OF
svery variety ff5la the finest Slipper the Coarsest
bcot; All Of which ih9y VIII warFantand sell az low
trces for C1an.
They most respectfully tender to the people Of Day
enport, koeA Island and surrounding country. In
vte!ion to call and examine their stock wheneyerthey
Wish TO purchase any thing in the Boot and shoeline.
davenport, Nov 27th, le5i-dt
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SEWING MACHINES.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS 4 SHOES

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES
VIE subscriber has reeeieed aiargs addition 70 his
stock of Goods in all the III e ma
Aiag u as usual the ost attractive assortmentte be
found in this region of country.
Yea will and allno any thing YOU wantin the DRY
GOODS line, whether staple fancy and the same Of
Clothing, Bonnsts, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
In HARDWARE the assortment is larger than any
other not c xclusiyeiy such.
~: GRoCERY departments IS not excelled By many
that keep nothing else.
LOOKING GLASSES. CRoCKERY and GLASS
WARE, q good assortment
Hefsable TO fill orders for most of the Moline manu-
factuVed articles Short notice. Anexamnation will
prove his stock TO be various than is often co
e.ived Of.
Heisuetto bcGndsFsoid forresdy pay whethercash
o produce.
n. b.. Chain Pumps usaal in abn nd ance al " nle
sale and retail. NN A. Nor. o S g
Moline, June Sih. 1854 - - -
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4 CAED.
sAaL HIRsCHI,
Grocer. Front ST.. Qavenport

sAML. HIRSCHL,
Wholesale Grocer, Front St, Davenport
MOULD respectfully cali ths attcuioH of thertizcn
Of nay export snd vicinity and of the anantrJ mer-
chants genoraiiy that be has hand, the largest
stock pl Groceries, ever brought TO this place, which
no will sell As low possible IA his new beck building
Davenport, NOV, 22d, 1883.
JACOB WEAVER, sR., A CO.,
u ENERAf. Agents Storage. Forwarding ard tum-
omission Merchants, for the purchase and sale et
Floar, Grain, Produce, Lumber, and Mauufae-
lures Of all Descriptions
Corner of Iowa and Fourth streets
Opposite New pyuns! lyaua House. NeUrthe Depot,
CpI.igunetts respectfully solicited Davenport
aud charges moderate Iowa
REFERENCES.
]. \ T. BoSER, New York BotLuGsA6ARRrsns, Puts
Ias Lax, E<q.. ~PA># u 60. do
S BlsrHAM & sons. Pblla. kING, ,pESNEeE& & TO do
SrIu>. .G.RREr y Co - B,GNEEg .CosGRAvE ACO do
Geo kEcK 4 CO. .Ciu. o. MN, AtIULLy a. CO do
J1s. {. BGILER & Co" HtLL SPEER DO
J.c Su,ytyu Hamilton o JoHS d. DAVIS, do
The undcrsi ignrd having located Wcmsclycsa, nav-
euport. Iowa. for the ruTpos" carry 90 the ahoVo
business tender their services 10 their friends and 9th
ctsand respectfully AK share Of their patronage
All favors will receive special attention and dispatch
upon the mUstfay orabic terms.
JACOB WEAVER in. & Co.
Feb'y 29rd 1855.