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Psy- Aucfion Not;cc -Th

Pupiic Is invited to the sales tins IA, "iien OF ID
5he advertisements under the auction 80. ',' foth
noid and Kitchen Furniture, at Mr. rs Of o. Hos,
grace street, at 10 o'clock; and al q ~ Bar,
'anoa % Real Estate; on nth and BTosd ~.
DC 10 TAYLOR & WIITIiWHests
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LiHERATIoN.-Within six hours after the news
oil the fall of Sebastopol had been received the
mayor OF Fredericton, New Brunswick, liberated
every prisoner confined in the jail over whom he
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PERIoDICALs.-From JOHN O'NEIT, Broad
street, we have "Ballou's Dollar Magazine for
November; 1.-The Scientific American Ballou's
Pictorial" and 1.-THE Flag of the Union"
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OPPosITIoN.-There are now three lipes of ms
senger steamboats, running directly between Alba
ny and n York, and the strife for passengers and
freight is being carried to ruinous extent
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rg Hair Cuttiug.--( itizens and strans

visiting the city, wishing to get their ha' @.
the latest and most approved style, ! would I, n,
them to call ON HOBSOS, under the American HUE
entrance OF llth street ,.l.
". Blot, Cold and Shower Baths shh " '''
all hours. Single Bath 25c., or Tickets lOI ~
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The America Outward, Bound.

HALIFAX, Oct. H. 1a55.-The steamship Amcr-
ca arrived here from Boston at three O'Clock, and
sailed again for Liverpool at hafpast four o'clock
this morning
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tF OsbOrne,s Gold En,,,o,.,

REoffPEs-The public are invited 10 ,su D az
the new styles of Dagnerreotypes taken At "IS ~. VI.
eslaonsned gallery They are admitted to bs .I,,.
Opposite EIchnnu. p
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between Main and Cary, Rieh@ nn1s, 10 GOA.
Manufacturer and wholessls pss;9; IN qaslsf ~
SNUFF. &c; SMOKING TosAeiag, Il bead ,a' :. !
and three quarter ID; paper. W, ysry ppef'e: e.
pasteboard boxes, Union bfaiif ,hs Laisyeas' -
merce and Trade. California snd toxrsl. % efaFf
10 sucking Tobacco put up ~ 'A'''
nc Him at.lCs
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Battle of Kings Mountain.

The New York Herald sent on n special reporter
to the late celebration of the battle of Kings Noun
tain South Carolina, and gives very full and glow
ing account Of the proceedings, the speeches of
Messrs. Preston, Bancroft, &c, the sentiments and
other joyous demonstrations, upon the great occa-
sion The Herald justly pronounces the battle of
Kings Mountain the most decisive battle of the
Revolution. As difficult and valorous military
achievement, considering the means of assault, it
was not surpassed by the capture of the Malakoff.
This glorious victory inspired the dropping spirits of
thu frecmen of the South, and paved the way for
the triumphant result at Yorktown. -
The men who fought this battle; the stern iron
men, who stormed this mountain fortress, and
crushed, with desperate courage, in one bloody
mass British regulars and savage tories, were the
people of that region, of whom Washington utter
cd his famous saying: 'Giye me but a banner, and
lot me plant it on the mountains of West Augusta"
DC. Virginia has many more such in the cavaliers
of her lowlands, and the SeotchIrish of her hills
who, if need be, re-enact the scenes of Kings
Mountain, against foreign and domestic enemies.
There was one feature of the Kings Mountain
celebration highly gratifying to all patriots-the
thusiasm with which this South Carolina assem-
bage hailed every tribute of the speakers to Ameri
ca. All sectional feeling forgotten on this
grand occasion 1t was when the orators of the day
alluded to the effects of the battle upon the general
interests of the colonies and the cause of American
liberty, and of liberty throughout the world that
such shouts arose as might have woke the dust of
the sleeping warriors on the hill side, and made
them fancy that the of battle still rang in their
ears. The generous and gallant hearts of the
South Carolina people, in despite of wrong and inius
tice, still beat true to the patriotic impulses which
animated the breasts of their fathers Let our coun
trymen every where when their loyalty wakes
cold repair to the spots sgnazed by the valor and
virtue of their ancestors, and ponder upon the cost
OF the heritage which fanaticsm and passion would
tempt them to throw away
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SPECIAL NOTICE, =


rsady 70 tsks this bsautif,i x Z; simas. I
,hrrpp 0. .ta hat the AnibrOtyp- h q Fem 20.
md can mi ). p.ass ., They s .rs
mems sf'- tstf aud -. % "a.
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TELEaRAPHIC NEWS.
EroRrEp ION Ole DISPATCH.
UrJtlsh (.1urul q Be RecnIIca.

a " A5H1xGT0N, Oct. If--At The COMMENCEMENT of
rccruifing troops in the United States for the Cri
mea, Mr.. Champion had an intimation that he and
certain other British Consuls, were violating our
neutrality laws. This fact aegrayates the case
and oar Government will refuse longer officially TO
recognise them if the British Government-aftcr
certain representations which MFR. Buchanan IL IN
structed to make, shall be ade to itdoes not re-
all
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MY FATHER,s HOUSE, AT BUFFERS,

WI BOOK STORE, 157 Main street.
Memoir of 5. 5. Prentiss by his brother 2 vols.
Ny Fathers House, the Heaven of the Bible, by
Macdonald, ID. D.; vol.
America Political, Social and Religious by Dr.
Schaff; vol, cloth.
Scenes in the Practice off New York Surgeon by
Edwd II. Dixon NJ. d.; vol, cloth
The Escaped Nun, or Disclosures of Convent Life :;
vol cloth.
ALSO, Piano Fortes Melodeons Music &C. cheap
for cash. For sale by w. \. BUFFERS
Bookseller and StatiOner, 157 Main street
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.,...,. Mental Flnid.-- .aasrsias 2.

brsisd Dcatifce, for eleae,e. aI arresls &,
Tsesh and iiams relieving Io%'f 70 The os'hR ss,
cay impasins, ds s.ss ' CO.. Bsaass
ssaa passi Norton; rass'''a s~S"-
DYnsEi,ss.
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I OST.-.SJO REWARD.--LOst on Satur-
Banks, u POCKET BOOK, containing $50 note
North Carolina; $3.50 note Bank of Virginia, and
two s los, Bank of the Old Dominion and about Sc
eight dollars in gold; and due bill of Edward
S. Gentry's dated LIST April 1855, for $34.42.
will give the above reward for the Pocket Book
and contents if left at this Office if returned me-
oc l5-2t* r. L. SAUNDERS
I OST--Between the COmstable,s Office
IL and the of Cary and 18th streets, pair of
GOLD SPECTACLES. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the at this office.
&C l5-3t
I OST--Lnst Sunday, near the Poor House
pocket book. Twill pay reward for their delivery at
this office. WASHINGTON GEE,
oc l5-3tT A free man of color.
I OST-At Broad Rock on Saturday last
IL gold mounted RATTAN, with the initials
j. w l.. TO j. M. carved the head. Its full value
will be paid delivery at this office the cane is
most highly priced By the owner being the gift of
deceased friend. Oe 15--3t*
I OST-On the night of the 18th inst. ON
IL the Westham Plank road, DOUBLE BARREL
GUN, with German silver mounting without ram.
rod, and in awoollen cover. The finder viii be suita-
bly, rewarded on leaving it this office. &C l5-tf
/ OST.--JOHN NJ. PATTON,S CHECK
IL ON FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA, paya-
VIRGINIA NOTE. A reward will be paid the finder
il left at this office. oc l2-3t
I UST.-In this city, about n month ago n
IL GOLD HEADED CANE, with the address of
DR. Mettert, Marland Henrico county, engraved upon
1t. liberal reward will be paid for the delivery
of this Cane at the st. Charles Hotel
28-ts JOHN II. METTERT
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taS9 We have objection to publishing the
structures upon the Navy Board; but would prefer
to have the authors name, before publishing.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 18th.


ARRIVED,
Schr Martina, Wiggn, Tar Bay, wheat, Branch &
Co. .
Schr C. F. A. Cole, Myers, Philadelpha, coal, w.
II. Davis & Co.
Schr Jos. Marsh Miller, Philadelphia, coal ..
OCTOBER 18TH
Schr VIM Gregory, Brown, Richland, lime TO l..
Libby.
Schr South Wind Granger, Baltimore, nidze w. d.
Colquitt Co.
schr Clara Bell, Parker, Baltimore, nldze, w. D.
Colquitt CO.
Schr o. G. Parsley, Vangider, New York, salt and
hay, Davenport Allen.
Schr Express, Caran, Port Walthall, coal s. P.
Hawes
SAILED,
Sehr r. II. Doyle. Chester New York, mdze.
Schr Naiad, Holmer, Washington, mdze, w d.
Colquitt
Schr Disnah Hopkins, James River.
Schr Almatra, Princebsaro, Boston, mdZc.
Schr Cerito, Crowell, Boston, mdze, ID. i W. Cur
RE.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25.-Arrd, ship Yemasse, Child,
City Point, Va.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13-Arrd, schrs Napoleon. Esther
Eliza, and Theron, from Va Cid, schr Lydia Ann,
VOORHEES,, Richmond.
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v ID ENCE OF THE pIsp.rc,,
NORFOLK, 10Th Oct, 6, A. NJ. 1875
lhave no deaths by the fever 70 -, -
tinnk there have been no new cases for n.a "lu
week There are Of course, quite number Of ner !"
sons still sick, but they nearly ali
believe there will be no more of the disease bera
except among those who have returned too
After several days ofdelightful weather we r.
this morning, cold, damp, and almost wintrx y,
mosphere, with rain and a piercing wind from y az
There viii soon be great rush of our citizens haot
TO their homes 1t Is time now to prepare for cold
weather, TO lay in winter supplies of coal ,vo,S
&c The anxiety of hnpdreds who are away ana
their desire to be at home and settled once mora
are only equalled by the priyations which many nj
ready feel, and the want and necessity to which
they viii be compelledto submit when they retur,,
The instructive love of life. and the fear Of death
caused many to hurry of, whose means Ivere auite
inadequate TO the undertaking. Their funds have
been exhausted, aud some viii lind it exceedingly
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NarfeIk .nd Pertsa.oatl..

We lave rseofyed rvo sbpies ef IL Norfoak
Ne,vs De first rapcr issucd 8 eli 'ce ~
.n;,,cm1r The Far1nersf 16sk isF assln openei
for ne transaction u business = hes lelio wig
,nenbers Of the Howard Association have been ap-
oin,ed directors in the wards named, to attend to
tbe wants Of the poor: Ward .lst VIM u. Rey'
nol,,s. Geo Dru,nrpend !. wan1 I'd Robi Baiea,
,s,,omou cherry: ward 3ds-I- Brickhcusess Col ..
s,orc ;, Ward 9TH. Ed. Delany, James u. Pollard
VI WIN n Seymour has been appointed General
s,o-. Kee,er with authority to appoint four as
.;,,,n,s who shall receive 81 per day Several CT
,,vor, ,,e no,,;rngaged in each Wards, taking
-, ~, which means, the names OF all VINO nave
,;oa ,,,;I, nc ascertainel and published.
.Io,,t o o'clock on Thursday night, an attempt
ado IN burn the Howard Hospital, which came
near beirgs successful as fire was applied to tive
hoes in the building. 1t was discovered, however
and extinguished in time to prevent material dam
age Hal the incendiary succeeded, large mum
Der of buildings in the vicinity must have been de
stroyed Friday, in Norfolk, was clear and very
cold, with strong breeze from the Northwest The
Howard Association have advertised the fact that
Ill nurses under pay are discharged after October
LIST and notified them to cali for their wages. AL
sorts of business is reviving, and we see in the
News, the announcement Of the opening of the
City Eating House" and the customary notice Of
Lunch, as usual at Ii O'clock"
Dr. Moore-Norfoik Afiaisters-7He late Rec. Mr.
Jackson-The Fecer az Norfolk aad The Refugees
Striking the Tents at Camp Falis--Successor to HIM
b. .Soreg, Marshall of the District-fIood Lining IN
Hampt0H-Ihe Norfolk PresS--ABpearnnce of M
Ncaos-Hampton a, Summer Retrea.-Ihe Fail q
LeGres g Ne all do Fade as a Leaft"
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~ 4 called meeting of The rioeA" '' -
ers OF this Company will he held al hr GFst
Company, ia the city OF Richmond, oil III '''''
the 18th October next.
BY order of the Board of Directors r.,.,
sc . &. W MACML ADO i'V"
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sa- Maxor,. Court'-rhe Mn,or,. Coart

for the city Of Richmond will be held al soeie.' y
NJ, from the 10th OF April to the 10Th oil oS'o''L
After the 10th of October, at 10 OcIoe. ..,-,aI
For Civil business on Thursdays always al y 20
NJ se lily
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.uufiunf-p "
ty- DIR. Ernest yelger r ,oane@s:,s

,i,,s ,essons in Ancient and Modern - he.Hed
schools and privately Oaiee-clsy , ,,lsss
5th and 9th streets over Nh staaft 's,esup,d y i
n. B.-some hours A. NJ, hlthtriS u ths ~
making a new arrangement and ea'si0s~ oe y"
mond Library are becoming FaeaH''
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ELANNELS! FLANNELS. FLANNELS.
White, Scarlet and Yellow Flannels all grades
at very low prices; also blue aud red Twill Flannss ali
wool Linseys for servants; now receiving.
ALFRED MOSES
&C 10 Central Store 63 Min street
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From California Ravages of the Cholera.

Nh" IOHN, otl NOFtHPFn
Light from California has arrived here.
She brings the news of the election of Johnson
(American) Governor of California, over Bigow,
CDem.) by 1000 majority. The Americans have a
majority of thirty in the Legislature.
The steamer Uncle Sam on her trip up, lost 100
aSsenrers by cholera
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TT To Mr. VI, p Il

yeur card which rs : a's Of h.
rletures | shall proceed Z. ~ a " spilled ~
.how esase why yoa infringe on sI nv 70 -, -
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DEScE OF THE pIsp.rc
u NORFOLK, 18th Oct G n 1o-r

No N''' -Refasees-Prospects of Norfom r.
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THE D4ILYlDISPAgTCH


DeIesates to the Floyd Convention.
meeting Of the Delegates TO the Floyd Con
xcntou win take place this afternoon. at o'clock,
=, the Exchange Hotel Punetual attendance Is
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tca.s, nz GLIB,
I'd picture. made by The ne asPP,ofo'yes..
hetinetrlealv seslea together ,- I've Plate. y
20 the subscriber exclusively w " ~; Fstsa, -,
~ ,a'a r.. ~ y,i 70 other person There m @
The genuine, which on ~ a%.ls ss s t
its nferiority. necessary 10 seasv,, s.lla
ply Rooms, in Corinthian Han min 'r'
lew days, where the aennis. a., Sin be spss.5
daced IN ITS sresse't perfection. r,Ps .st1t. =
We publish elsew here ,h, e., 's
r. Gibbs who leaves this rtr e., p, gard If ~
"nt regret at the deps,tnras' ts oad ".
coulPIished an artist and WORTHY rt; ,.nn us Of
congratulate the people OF cby' os,ssn "a NJ
ib bst city As dssgerreaa arss az 'e'
assurance that his place viii h. asfe: Tie le.r.
ia7, Oct Il. A"gaeAbarg r.
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Paid lips say, it is past
we can TetuIn M more y

:, But did not intend, when commence |. runn;p
INTO so sad strain, Good night
Very truly yours, OATS
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DARlS PRINTED DELAINES.--Receiy.
ed TINS morning, by Adams l. Co.'S express one
case fashionable styles for Fall and Winter PAR,
Printed Monslanes, AT % cents shings aud 37l eta
per yard. ALFRED MOSES ~
oc Is -, Centr,I S,or. L
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-26
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town is situated on a beautiful undnlatlns
1 prairie 10 miles from Davenport anu 10 iaiies
from Nascatne. IL Is the state road. miles from
the Mississippi and Missoar Rairoadand3 niiesfrom
the river sver. healthy. with population 81 one
hund not OF sickness having occurred this
summer. Ii is within half mile of timber aud the
,a me distance ~ the bes, cosl banks ia the eouhtr!
tits well watered both With iprirgs and wells
Blue Grass now contains ne store, with nne open
ing 10 another hlacksnii shop, wagon shop cabinet
shop. etc. Three buidin<sare now betngeompcted,
one OF which of ample dimensions aud iHtended Tor a
Ia stand for rcnton reasonable terms Being
N the main travelled road and the nearest pnbiir
touse miles distant very fair Inducements are thas
ed 20 any wishing TO engage IN tue bust
ness A saw mil is in operation 81 miles from the
town and grist mill is being erected at the same
plnee
reasonable terms. and those wishing to build and To-
eate there will have such Inducements presentedthem
az ars rarely offered. Good improved farms can br
purchased in the vicinity IS Ia $40 per
stone coal constantly on hand at nay coal bank
JAS. L. EURNslDfS.
r. n.
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WILSON g. HARLEY,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL GR0CERs,
,or,er AZ seeond < Brady SITS, Davenport, Iowa

~ Hhds. n. O. Sugar. very low.
III clarified Il Crushed Sugar,
Glass, White Lpad Il Oils,
10 bbls n. O, Molssses,
10 do Sugar house do.
{ do Syrup,
Il Dbl. M0lssses.
Superior Young Tyson. Inpi. d bls. Tea,
l0sj sacks dried apples peaches
Extrsc- o. lemon ana Lemon syrup,
Essence Of Coffee, Broma, chocolate n Cocoa
Hams Shoulders & Sides.
Sugar cured esnyassed Hams,
Codhsh VT Fish in | bbls.
n so keeps Nails.
..r.,sa,v;,, a large a.sortmento of Queens " 5dand
TIllov ware and all other goods connected III the
ansin4sS which will be said chsrp forcash.
The whole of the stock has been carefully lected
n the Eastern and Southern markets, We q u onei
acknowledgements purchasers as any othe hsa'e
infhe city. AlLSoN e Dan Ell.
Nav 10.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Isi "a - "a q

rus ~ sal Central Route. cohi'eethe tno
.,if Mill Northwestern, ann sout"v ,
Ann s,.ss, hy continuous HALLWAY direct sn =,
,aaa ls9 CONNECTS at Pittshurg WIN ely i.ns -
Steamers TO all ports III, 10 ma ~
NC y t., be forwarded TO ais from the
Rates between Philadeiphis ana fstssnnrsM
.irSt class ..iioots, shoes. DRY ,5e. a. lopib.
go. IN 10 yesy, rurs, Pc The r. sc., 'sT4S-
second "a asss. III sg Boxes. ,ooie
ware, Leather. " DOL. &c.
Raeen. PORK lin bale Hemp, Ns.s = gsss'ssss&
Fourth LASS .cofce Pish; BAL 4oc . ioGlb.
.on a Pnrk mack ed3 / ara * Lrrd Oil
YSn shipping acds mon, any iointhas' o. pn,.a
$500, aiifioas tansghei 10 NE sgehi'
q. lis Road d, Philadephia or Phsssnrs' will be for
"E,x,sur Aryxrs-Moses Potter. Boston, 4. 81
,io,t. ii YORK: Z j. Spceder, Phadeipha; mse.aS
q Konn. baltimore; Geo. @ Franeiscas rit.sourE'
Sprig,rai & Brown Cincinnati, ohis; J. - Mooss.
hrsj IonisyiIle. Ky; X. c. Meldfum, Maalsoh.
Ia Rn,ciir & Co 81. Louis, Mo-; j. s. Mitchell y
Son; kyansy n1fsTnN General Freight .sg't, Phfta.
II J. LoMBAEkT, Sspt. Athena, "a. -
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INsUHANC
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
isr Ma
IHsURAHcE Co, HARTFORD,
Chartered 1873.
CASH CAPITAL, s500.oo0.
HOME
OF NEW YORK;
ossh CAPITAL, $500, 900.
SoRTH-NEsTEES
INSURANCE Co. of the Stats
OF NEW YORK.
Connecficut Mutual Life Insurance
Co.. Of Hartford. CT.
ACQUIRED CAPITAL, 81. 900, 600.
OFFICE. ON wEsrSipE OF
Main bet Front and Second SITS
Apil4-I~ly HENRY B. HoFFMAf Agent.
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a or from either 0 : the
; Chicago and Mississippi Railroad
e. @E 49, Is -


nASsFyGEHS for Bloomington, Springfield. Alton,
and St Louis, will lind the route via bs Sale 20 Dc
NE Sneedie~t now open to The public, ana not
.,he,ed 10 the a-Gal delays OF the River ny taxing
the CHICAGO e. ROCK ISLAND RAiLROA D 10 La
s.Ilc dc IL LINoI n ENTRAL RAILROADS. bloom
inrton. and the
dsfi.CAGO q wlsSssSIPPI RAiLROAD
II Altop ard ST. Louis. passengersere taken tnfoash
without delay in IS Honrs'
TIL route tc ST. Louis via Mississippi RIVERS THREE
rrsnp.e rs aud time FoRTY-FOUR HOURS.
- stage Connections
ARR made at bloomington with Peoria, fekin and r.
hama: 81 springfeid With Banstovn, Peters burg and
Eavana. al yrsea with Wayeriy; al Cariinyfle WIN
Hillsboro Van Burepsburg. fsndaiia and Salem; at
rrton with Greenfield and seotts Tile: and AZ Alton
witt Jsrseyville. Carroilon. Edwardsyllle Hignand
and CARLYLE The trains also eonneciai rinhea WIN
tbp (.rea estern Railroad. Tor Decatur, lcfre-
Jacksonville and Naples.
ia sxenyers arrlvB. at - Louis will connect with
STE. n,ers f,r the Missouri Ohio. and Tennessee XIV
ers. snd also with Steamers for Memphis, tieksourg
hatcher, and New Orleans
Ir-r Passenger rains leave Bloomington AZ An.
and 30 p NJ on the arrival OF the Trains from the
srTsfiekets con be procured Of 4. p. LANGLEY,
Agent al La Sails for ANY point on the Chicago Mis-
f. HEALING, sup'tC s MR..
June 9th, is54 ~ ~ -
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NO COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
Wy MuILER. BOOK Binder in Davenport, begs
w .ieave 10 infarm the citizens OF Davenport, Rock
Island Moline and vicinity that he has received ru
ling Machine aud is prepared TO do all the WORK
h thisliue as Paper Ruling aud ans BOOK Manafae.
turing. Also all sorts IF Binding; manufactures nt
sorts Of Paper Boxes Frames and Narnshes Maps and
Pictures. &c. He also does Paper Hanging Mt the
low est prices.
Pan's- Book sfcr general use, Band, nal ana famPh
let Roxeseonstaftls on hand.
May ~ ,s,s-trw-tf W, MULLER.
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B. & W. KELLY,
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL GROCERS
AH AND DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Qneensware, IIardsares
Boots and shoes. HATS and Caps &c:

TOGETHER with thousand different articles too
/ numerous TO mention.
We have on hand and will be constantly receiving
,are asso TtAehis In the above line on the opening OF
SrFins. Our large stock OF Groceries We par aeaiar
y recommend; which will be sold At Tie Lowest
Wholesale . Retail Mark ct Priees;--
70 Hogshead y. o. Sugar; 10 boxes soar,
10 bhi. crns q d. eIaF sug. r, Bale Rope, al sizes,
IS .ack asso Il Ell Coffee; iCanlhne and spira Gas;
$50 bushels cried Appies Glass Of all sizes;
). bH shells paired Peaches Ba.ketsin Variety
go bbis bbis q Casks Tar, pitch and Rosin;
y. Orleans Sugar house Raisins CuTfabtstsiee ailc
and syrup Noiasses; Spices Ia variety
bbls sup Golden Syrup; Paints, dry and Oronbdi
10 Ghosts aud chests Y.lCetiar md Pine Shurnsi
Hy.,,- Interfsiana Eng Wash Tubs and Bucsets
III, F,..Ys- lOn.-Lart. Enseed. Tan
"a aaicsz.sortea Teas for ners. sperm and Ele-
q milyHse; .Eas pbant's0ils-
10 hlf bb,s white FISH and arEe assortment oil
Lase Trout: Sneenswsre'
Boxes prime Cod Fish; 'He6 bhls Lake SaIE
50 Kegs Nails ass rted; rs SACKS Gd Atlam >ait'
20 f,nyrs ried Herring; aoysters and Sardiaes;
80 do hes, B,ooms, large assortment oil To-
50 boxes Mould Candies; baeros direct from lhc
Ioboxes Star Candles: hanufacturer'
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