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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15
COAL AND WOOD.

"HE subscribers have now on hand n
~ good supply Of the beat qualities Of Wood and
Coal 70 be found in the city
ANTHRACITE COAL
or all kinds aud In all sres from steamboat and fur.
mace 10 small stovo and nut.
WOOD.
A FIRST rate article Of Oak and Pine, and would oal
particular attention TO ZONE very superior
HICKORY WOOD,
which we have now for sale.
CUMBERLAND COAL.
Also, good article Of the above kind Of coal for
smiths uses and hmily purposes
Consumers Of fuel should call At "rHr Second
Ward Coal and Wood Yard" before purchasing.
A cargo Of superior Red Ash egg sire, expected In
few days. A discount made when delivered from
the vessel. w. @. WATERS A CO,
Corner Of Twelfth and streets
jan 15-eod3t Intelligencer.l
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

JApAsEsK NIws.--A circular from Hong Kong,
dated October 9th, says that the two ports Of ia
pan opened to the English by the treaty lately con-
cluded, are supposed TO be Nangaska, and one TO
the southwark Of those granted to the United
States. The same circular says that the Japanese
declined to sccedc 70 a request Of the English AID.
miral that they would not furnish provisions, OF
supplies Of any kind, to the Russians, should they
visit Japan again
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15
KIRwAN's WORKS,

DARISH and Other Pencflings 10 cts.
u Romanism At Home, Letters OF Chief Justice
fancy. rs cents.
Men and Things as saw them in Europe rs cts.
Letters 70 Bishop Hughes Muslin, 10 cents; pa.
per, 10 cents.
American Principles on National Prosperity a
Thanksgiving Sermon. 10 cents.
JAYS WORKS
Autobiography and "Reminiscences Of the Rev.
William Jay; with notes Of Distinguished ConfAm-
porsries, in vols ~ 50.
Lectures on Female Scripture Characters q 90.
Christian Contemplated 40 cents.
Morning and Evening Exercises; 2 vols. 81 so
Fine edition Of the Same in vols ~ 90.
GRAY A GALLANTYNE,
jan ls--eost 49e Seventh street
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

ANOTHER TRiuaPu.--An election was held at
Charlotte, n. G., on the 10th instant for Inten.
dant and Council There were two hundred
and fif,y votes polled. The Know-Nothing can
didate was elected by Atty majority.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

The New York Journal Of Commerce gives 4
table Of statistics, by which it shows there arrived
at that port during the year 1854, S07, $50 emi-
grants, OF whom l6s,72S were Germans, and So
200 Irish.
According to the usual rule, ono-seventh of
these will, in five years, be voters, though this
Is too small ratio, when 1t is well-estab
lished fact that the proportion Of adult males
is much greater among the foreign population
than the native.
At the expiration of five years, provided the
existing naturalization laws be strictly en-
forced, the voting population Of that city win
be Increased forty -four thousand II is true
many may not remain in the city of New York,
and well it may be SO, or else the city would,
of necessity, DO under the absolute control Of
persons unacquainted with It's institutions and
their management
If the laws remain AZ at present, immigration
win increase, and the annual increase Of for
eign voters viii at least reach half the number
before stated Is it not time, then, that some
step should DO taken to rescue the city from
the impending dangers The city Of New York
is not alone. Most Of tho soaboard towns are
suffering from the Same cause. 1t is true con-
gressional liberality, or rather demagoguism,
has endced many to the uncultivated wilds of
the West, and the owls Of forcignism have
been thus extended and diffused Several Of
the new States are now completely under the
control of foreigners, and unless further legis-
laton is had crrtailing their elective privileges,
we venture the prediction, that every State
hereafter admitted into the Union win be abso-
lutely under the control OF the foreign voters
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

THk Pass WELL R1rREsrSrkp.-There are
no less than ak editors In the Legislature Of mi.
nois viz Geo. 7. Brown Alton Courier DR.
Q. II. Ray, Gslens Jcnersonrsn II. r. Bridges, La.
ssle Wstchmsn d. Rvans, Lasalle Herald; B. r.
Hanna, Chester Herald Gershom Martin, Dupage
Observer
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

VIE suUsS.b"o. MHD"k tafke hssott-
~ ment OF Red and White Ash Schuylkill and
Lehigh Coal Of various szes Is prepared 10 furnish
biz customers and citizens generally, that will favor
him with call clear Of dust carefully weighed and
promptly delivered, from quarter Of ton and up
wards
and blacksmith Coal with quantity Of oak and pine
Wood, At regular prices
Office corner Of Seventh street and Mass avenue
ian 15--eolm r. HUNSBERgER
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

w We have received from Messrs. Hall and
Henning No. $40 Seventh street, two packages
of tea Of different kinds, and both Of excellent
quality and flavor.
We have also received bottle Of ink from
B. H. Otis, whichis leetlo the blacklist Of any
thing this side of Liberia. Try II.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

The German custom OF having music float on
the midnight air from the towers Of churches on
the last night Of tho year. was observed In Provi-
deace on the 3lst instant, by party Of Germs-
mans, who asceneded the steeple OF Rev. Dr. Halls
church, aud executed from that lofty position mol
odies appropriate 10 the solemn occasion.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

wELsH's PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
0An BARRELS Of the above Justly
AVV celebrated Family Flour.
ALSO,
80 barrels welsh's Extra Super Flour Just received
per Msnsssa Gap railrosd via Of Strasburg from Win.
chester and for sale BY The single barrel drsy load
by K1NCHEL0E A CO.
No. 90 King street.
jan lift Alexandria, Va
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15
THE SCHOOLMATE,
MONTHLY READER for school and

IA Home instruction Of Youth edited by A. n.
Pbippen, with the assistance Of eminent practical
teachers
This useful Magazine, containing 20 pages 5vo..
neatly illustrated with numerous wood cuts and EN-
bracing in its topics speeches. dialogues, history,
wonderful inventions problems and puzzles, music,
drawing and painting composition, fancy work nat
ura history, stories anecdotes, and botany, VIII DC
delivered TO subscribers for dollar yesr IN ad-
vance.
-Forresters Boys and Girls Magazine; edited by
the Rev Daniel Wise, Il adapted 70 rather younger
readers than the "Scboo Mate" and like u embraces
great variety Of topics, y neatly Illustrated with
wood cuts and 4 one OF the beat and mosf popular
Magazines for young readers published, deliver
I'd II subscribers on the same terms the above.
GRAY A BALLANTYNE
ian e-st Aee Seventh street
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

rE Rev. John Lanahan, formerly pastor
Of the Foundry Church. win preach, Providence per
hitting, 10 said church this evening, At o'clock.
Ian l5---lt E
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

~ Lieut. Maury has just received new honor,
n being elected an associate member Of the Royal
Academy Of Sciences 10 Belgium
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

A doctor and military officer became ensmored
Of the same lady. A friend inquired Of her
which Of the two suitors she intended 10 favor.
Her reply was, that II wss difficult for her TO de-
termlne, a. they we're both such killing creatures
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15
|" In great attempts,
T'is glorious en- 10 fail"

We doubt not this glorious" trio will en-
Joy the GLORY Of failure so complete, that 1t
win stand without parallel in political history.
Sam is on hand, watching the movements
Of " foreignism and demagoguism," and ready
10 crush them wherever they raise their hide
Qua forms. The pondrous car Of American
ism" Is In notion" Sam" is the conductor
It's velocity is unparalleled, and its power re-
sistlessi Do you hear the conductors voice.
/" Passengors viu take their seats and outsiders
clear tho traok r.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

vrsr DrsrRApIr ISvrsrSrsr.--The invest
ment Of seb.stopol by the slles-whcn Il takes
place.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15
TO THE LADIEs.

TIME entire stock Of Dry Goods, Of the
u late firm Of MAgRUDER 4 CALVERT, will
be closed ost at very reduced prices, WIS
Rich satin plaid (all wool Mouscline, cost 67JS
cents, for so cents.
Rich figured plaid (sll wool Mouseline, cost saJS
cents for 371{ cents
Rich figured tsIl wool) Mousenc, cost 20 cents, for
12lf cents.
Rich plaid raw Silks, cost So cents for e2< cents.
Do do do rs do do 80 do
Do do do s715 do do rs do
Rich plaid, plain, and Brocade Silks, at half their
original cost
Also, few cloth, velvet, and silk Nantes, which
must be sold
Call early and secure great bargains at No. l6
opposite Centre Market between 9Th and 9th streets
: ian STIFF
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

EoOD GUNPowDER TEA at 40 cts,
NJ and Black at 37x, and everything else Cheap.
Superior Brandy and Old Rye whiskey in bottles
and ON draught
JOS W. DAVIS,
jan l3--lt- Corner OF 9th and y streets.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

How TO RUIZ A SoS.-l, Set him the example
In the use Of Intoxicating drink.
2. Let him have his own way, the largest lb.
erty," so fascinating TO the imagination Of Young
America
3. Allow him the free use Of money, without any
restraining Of responsibility toparent or guard
ian.
4. Suffer him 70 wander where he pleases on the
Sabbath, and to spend his evenings from home.
5. Give him the freest access 10 wicked compan-
iona who make mock of all that's good, and con-
denim all authority.
9. Furnish him with no high aim In life, and no
steady employment II might hinder the develop
ment Of his genius.
Pursue all or any Of these ways, and you win er-
perience most marvellous deliversnce II You have
not TO mourn over debssed and ruined child
Thousands Of parents have practically adopted
these rules In the management Of their children,
and the results have been exactly what one might
anticipate. " Their gray hairs have been brought
down with sorrow to the grave
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

BUTyALo, Jan. l3.-The repairs Of the damage
done to the Erie railroad by the rioters here have
been nearly completed, under the supervision Of
Marshall Keyser, who has met with no interference.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

New ORLEANS, Jan. l2.-Messrs. Pickett, Mac
Murdo & Co., bankers, and A. J. Wright 4 Co.,
produce merchants of this city, have suspended
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-15

New York, Jan. 14.-The ship caulkers of this
city have resolved to strike against reduction of
their wages from o. 80 to %. The ship carpenters
have not determined what course to pursue.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-27
miscellaneous.
LADIES, COLLEGE.

rNnre.en,ins this Circular 10 the pu6lie the rropr
ssnr wishes 10 inform the that the LADIES soHc3o
OMEN for tho reception of students the ~ o"J
Wny ~, n. In MI its yarioustc partmenn.
orr arrangements for thorough coarseo o. ins'as
,ion In the various departments OF the Co,ieEe, az
annie and on scale 10 meet the demands OIL INV aso
Win, 10 Oil more practical, thorough ana co
Mate course of studies than any of our schoo 70,
rrounv ladies' Yea, more, We mean TO take the icaa
IN ,hc business offemase education,
Tberourse Of studies will be varied 70 sun wy oh
n,es and irteectua, capacity ofthe pupil.
ruition in The Primary Department, ~ W rsr Il
do ess usuai course, ~ !, %
Lar ruage ard higher English eranehes,s
Nors-No extra charscsin the Normaior
Teache rs department.
Music on Piano, Melodeon, Uniiat anu q, an q, q,
Landscape Pa,ntinein oil. 100
Monochromatc. Crayon ana fehcti % 4, 1.
Drawing, sc each, W
Papicr Macheand Ornamental LeaiacT 90 4. 4,
Work. zach, . w
Erbroidery OrnarneI tai Ne die Work,
Nc. a :, in III their, r ETY., each. GO p"
pIpiomas IN be given to those who CON-
n,ete n ronghcourse in either ofile
departm r.s.
wasaing. rghts,fiei, stationery, dc, - &c "
II IN. puri furrishesher own room, etc, - u = =
All nav ,nert. 10 be made in advance
Tbos ing to secure rooms or desks asday scioi
y, aYs ,, =, snniy' sson T II. COD DING,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Ma T; T. coDs,so' Principals.
Daren,ort M ch %. 5S-dwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-27
Rstes between Philadelphia and Pittsbu,s
pE1xsyt.ysNrA RAILROAD.

and Pit,sburr. THE MORNING MAIL THAN
ieayes phiiadelphia fer Pntsburg at 4, ~. am
Pttts,,ure for Philadelphia ut A. nj. IbE tasi
line leaves philasaei.hia st NJ, and Flttsbnrg
for Phi adelphis att r NJ. TEE NIGHT EAfhfSS
TRAIN lsaves Philade'phla for fitistlrgn ~ IL, r.
81. and Pittshurc for Phtlnde ihia 81 10 Z A.
The above lines connect atPitsbarg Win Tue haii
roads 10 and from So Louis. Mo-; Alt"n, Ciena and
ChieseoIi4.; Frankfort Lexington, ana Lauis.,.e'
San,sskv Teledo. Cleveland. Columbus. Zanessiiic'
Nassit,an ard Wooster Ohio; also. with the steam
Pacse; Boats from and TO NEW osLsAss, ST. LOUIS
Lo-rsvilIE and CINcfssATt-
Through Tickets be had TO or FROM either O. ihe
ahnve places. ., -
Forfartser particulars see iiand-oil sal the aLer
ent startics peints. Passengers from tae west
viii find this the shortes, and most expeditions
rou,c TO Philadelphia Baltimore, Ne" York. or hos
ton. $50. 81
THos. MOORE, AG'r- fasssHger Lanes, fAtsa'
j. MESKIAEN, 5rt. Passenger LINES, rats.
Phi,nde,plia Feb sgli. less d-Iy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
lss - 81 E; 81; sy;z!.ssssl

THE Gren, Central Route, connecting me Auai.I
,;. nj, The w .stcrn Northwestern, and soulhwes
tern states, By a continuous Railway direct, I'M,
,nsd s,so CONNECTS At PiitsbSrr with dtiy live o.
ssamers 10 ali ports the serihvestcfn lakes; ma
Sir,. The most a-se, eLsaYrsf aad reiaes rehts o.
witch FPEIGHT can be forwarded to anu from sne
Great West. ,o.,
Rates between Philadelphia ana Pittsbuign<
FIRST Class..So shoes. bryt &c. . 100 ID
Goods fin eoxes), Fars, Fea Tiers &C.,
SECOND Cha ~ BooksN iation-}
cry. Dry Goods lin boxes, Hard-( oue. iVo ~
ware, Leather v DOL. &c.
Third Ciass..Anyiis, Ragging,t soc, N IO0Ib
Bacon Pork lin bulk Hemp, &c J
Fourth Cfass.-Conee. Fish; ka,f 4oc Z lCU1b
con & Pork tpacecdl arc & Lard OIL
rPIn shipping Goods from any point has' o. rh.1
aelphi. he p,rticaarto rsa-k paci age ria Pfnasys
rssie Rrilread.., AuIfoods consigned TO tae 4sehe
oiihs Road \, Philadelphia or Pitssenrg will be for
W rded withouidetcnuon T.,
Fsr,aur Ayryrs-Moses Potter, Boston; J b. III
ifo,t. II. York; J Snceder, Philadelphia; Magrssw
a Rooms, Dsitinorc; Geo. c Franciscns PittsoarE'
sprivman & Brown. C.nclnnaii ohia: J. s Moore
head. Louisville, Ky; Il. c. Medium. Manson
Ind R.telir & Co ST. Louis, Mo-; j. $. Mitchell q
Son. Evansville. Indiana. 80,
H. II. HOUSTON. GtRtrsf Frsigat As :, Fhfa
II y. LoABAEkT, saPr. ait0ona, re.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-27
Railroads.
,ehs n " 1865.
CHICAGO 1 ROCK Island RAILROAD.
e E
,Shs

SnriMg ArraMKcmcMte.
On and aficr Monday April pm ana un,i, i NO.
ticc trains will icavekSc6 island asi
LIST Passengertrsin ut, ,opM
arriving atChicago al, no = A.
I'd Passenger Traina at ~ y
81 r,,h, train with I'd class cars at Is A
snror ,r-in at 20 A N
a. do 30 NJ
81 r,;sh, with Cd class cars At, 1000
Autrans over this road are in direct connection ~
fh;rsrc 18th trains both the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central r. X. TO and from Detroit, To
ledo, clevc' and Columbus Cincinnati, flisourga,
nnnt,rs Bnralo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, philadeiphia. BALTIMORE ard Washington,
to which places tsck cts be procured Of 5 . E
VEINS Tict OF agt., K. Depot, X. l.
Passengers arc reminded ofthe necessity OF g'vlng
distinct dire cons the destination 81 Their Dag
also 10 procure before taking their seats
IN inc rars asthe conductors collect fares only 20 s
tionson thclise Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rai'
n w., 80 - JOHN 4. EENkY. snEt
80 w n wurrx.s Asst. Sapf West'n. DIVISION.
Rock Island, April lith. ieos
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-27
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town Is situated on beautiful unduintng
4 prairie 10 miles from Davenport and Is miles
from Muscatine Ii the State road, miles from
the Missssippiand Missouri Railroad and miiesfrom
the river. isyery healthy; with population of one
hundred not of sickness has ing occurred this
summer. II 10 within half mile oi timber and the
same distance Of the best coal banks in the country
It'll we'll waite red both with springs and wells
Blaze Grass confirms mo store, with fine open
ing blaek snt shop, wagon shop, cabinet
shop, ctc. Three buidnxsare now being com pcted
one Of which, OF ample dimensions aud intended for
tavernstand, IL for rent on reasonable terms Being
the main travelled road and the nearest public
house miles distant, very fairndacemeTtsare thus
prese nted to any wishing 10 engage III the bus
ness. mills in operation 81 miles from the
town and grist mill is being erected at the same
place
Lots now for sale in the above town on very
reasonable terms, and those wishing build and To-
there will have such them
rarely ogsrea. Good impro ed farms be
purchased IN the vicinity tfrom eI5 to $40 per acre
Stone coal constantly or hand al NJ. coal bank
JAS. r.. BukhSiDkS.
Blue Grass, Oct It'll, 1854 -wtrwtf
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Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.


a. 0M - s -.
PASSENGERS for Bioon.in@tou, Springfield slton,
and ST. Louis, will Mud The route via Ia "a lie 10 DO
the SpeedieSf row open TO the pubic, ana Eoi
subjected 10 the ussal delays 81 the River ~ taxing
tha CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILRoaD TO La
sailc. the III LIMOS CENTRAL RAfLRoADto bioom-
CiIICA AGO Il MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
TO Alton and ST. Louis. passengers are taken ihroegh
Without delay in Is Hours.
The route to ST. Louis via Mississippi Ri.ef Is HkxE
Hrsnrrr M1Lrs and time RTT-FoUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Arc made at Bloomington with PEORIA Pekin and ~,
hama: at Springfield with Bardsown, Petersburg and
Havana; ii Frden with W2veriy: at Carlinyhie with
Hillsboro. Van Burensburr, Tandss.a and Salem; al
brighton with Greenfield and Seoitrille and 81 Alton
with Jcrseyvie. Carrollton. Edwsrdsyiiie hlshiahu
and Carlyie The trains also connect rnheid WIN
the Grea; estsrn Railroad for Decatur Terra
Jacksonville and Naples.
Messengers arriving at st Louis, VIII pnneet Win
Steamers for the Missouri. Ohio and 1eHnesse NV
ers and also with Steamers for Memphis, sieksourg,
Hatchez, and New Orleans.
NPPassenger Trains leave Bloomington at 9 A. NJ
and 30 p H. on the arrival of the Trains from The
North.
N-JSTiekels con be procured of A. F. LANGLEY,
Agent La Sails for any point on the Chieas" MIS-
E. HEALING, suptC & MR..
June eth, 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-27
Nreftrits.
FAMILY GROCERY.

TUE subscribe has opened stockof Groceriesin
II Ma hoasc on Perry between Second and Third ~,
which he will warrantto be OF the very beet 0asits
and which ~ viii sell - low aacan pc Pureusssu
CIGARS.
A cheics lot efcgarsiust received and Tor sale 10"
"vno'ess'c er'e'a". c.M. PECK.
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n. &W. KELLY,
& RETAIL GR0CERS


Dry Goods, QuccnsWorc, taardWafc'
Uoot< and shoes, Hats ana Caps sc:
TOGETHER with thousand diasrenta articles too
L puiacrou. to mention.
We have onhand and VIII PC constantly receiving
large asso rtxeEts in the Geofe iae on INC ePs'r VI
spring. Our large stock Of Groceries We iafncu1aI
IN recommends; which will be seia Al she loves
tyha,esale az Eetaii Mark t Preee:-
70 Hosshead N. q. Sugar; 30 boxes soap,
20 bbiserus d 4 clar gar bsie hope an sues,
= s-,.k s.sertcd Coffee; ECamphino and spirit Gas;
$50 bushels dried Apples; Glass o. Oh SIZES
80 bushels paired Peaches Baskets ~ variety,
100 bbls bbis e. Casks Tar, piicn aho isns,h.
n Orleans Sugar hoasel Raislns, uff4ass,f's ans
ans Sxrpn Acls.ses: spices ia variety:
~ san Golden syrup; Paints. dry and Ground;
10 chests and chests f.Ceoaf aha tihs ehs ,
Hyson. fmperialana Eng ash aes ana saese r..
iish Teas toils--batu' iAitsoe',' ~,
30 4 asdies=ssorted Teas for fers- perm ahu nc
,,fav1 st:s / phani'so Oils
30 hIf bh.s whde fish AMT a isrEs assoflhiSHt y
I.ta front: sQGeensvare.
Boxes prime Cod Fish; fsoo BIO LAKE Ssi'
20 Kegs Nails asserted; IS SACKS I'd si.h s.s'
SO foxes dried Herring; oysters arc Saraties.
50 do best Rrooms: A large assofthentot -
so boxes Mould Candies; baceos dreet ''oh 'hs
10 boxes Star Candles; Manufacturer
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-27
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber has received from tho Eastern and
1 Southern Markets large aud we'll selected stock
Ct goods OF all descriptions, In common consisting
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware. Quaenswsre, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
e. 4. L. |. 81 kanawha salt Hardware,
xct's and Min Saws iron all kinds Steel assorted,
Castings, Nails, nil kinds, Grndstones,
woodenware, Live gcese feathers, Pitch & Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Mail Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Sta6s, &C.,
viii h will be sold at small advance for Cah As |
int Id keeping every thing In common use, persons
ing several articles obtain them Front Street
att Brick Store opposite the Mills Davenport Iowa.
ure o. is53-aa. ]. NJ. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-27
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

n HE undersigned has openeda rhilniel,Ss IS
i Office with 8 complete SIT OF books IA Whien "
or for rent the names OF 81 Servants VINO wish iot
nlaees In families thin the city. aiso the names o.
"a IL, ,sose wbonre in search OF Houses, Lands, r
anis can not fail Of irmedia,s -uceess IN OBTAIN
inr eiherhy calling at my efiec. Charges moderate;
cali aud register Sour wants orders and they wiz
rsceiye prompt attention. p,xrrtptn
No Commercial Buildings.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-27
BOOK pINDERY,
r,a,, Hook and PAPER Box Mandatory.

No. 4 co.lss.--......s- :: :. !. .:--IDiNG.
wv NUILER hook- Binder IN Davenport, bess
w leave to inform the citizens OF Davenport, ROCK
ISLAND Moline ard vicinity tia! he has receiFea ru-
ii,g Machine and il now prepared 10 do all the work
in ,hisine a paper Ruling and b ank Book Manuiac.
turing. Also all sorts oi Hinstng, manH's,ta,es u.
Pietures. &c Ho also does PsPcr Hanging ut the
lowest prices. -. pvi.
Blank Book general use, Band, Hat aud FainPh'
lei Re xes constantly on hsnd = ,,,Y,
MAY is, ls5a-frw-f " "e'''-R'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-27

CRESCENT lAEDHRREAN GALLERY
ON BRADY. BET Cd AND SD STREETS,
over Mr. Jscoby's new Drug Store
THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing 10
their friends and the public ssncrhiy That hey
~ ve st. nnthe abayc Sly-light Gal cry where they
viii he pleased b. see ladies aud gentlemen, whether
they wish their Ill cnesses taken ornot.
Rooms Ter frhins A Ito ST IN.
AiIkinds OF Dacaerrcoty pes taken aad Safrah'ee.
80 CASTOR & KAYshS
a., ,sx,.d,rue, 20,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-27
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.

-T,HE srhscribe having archaseathe esla
owned b. Mr.. s.Iyter, at tbs corner q Lhiras an
!. al I .sscrtmentof GROCERIES AND PkoVls-
IONS embracing everything in the line, winch ne
nj xarrsrt or thc purest and best quality and wan
seilas low a. they can be pnrehsseoin she market