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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
Rips Peaehes.
WHEAT SACKS

4 MOTH aR lot in Boxes Just received and Tor sal,
N cheap " JACOB WEAVER, JT., & co.
sept J. I-35-lt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

so. tr---A Farm ofsB arf.,., rl..tn
% ti.e Tai graph load, 3 mites frora .ss-r'.a
1ctes u"aef cultivation, Lea Fltme I,s.s
r.siefh--If3ce sJU.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

" s-EhI bHJhS.
"A boz. u bus. bIgs, A4o bale seamless Lewis
Nv ton A." for sale by
Aug. 3i,Jt J. WEAVER Jr. & CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
WARNING!

- AVE your Property frsW III RE'--ihat Hon can do
y hy having oEe al MeGowan's LIN ard Force
Pumps ia operation on ySur premises MerhAi'r'
Manufacturers aud property holders generally come
aud the PaHip work the smallest size III throw
u stream oi water on a staf, house, You have had
great trouble with your Pumps freezing, at e'b be
soon with MOSES d LII tier, AgtEis.
Town aud county Rights . -.
For sale at BURROWS PRElIbMAH >.
Aug 2O-dif
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
80. DIED

~. DIED.
IL Ls cia e on the 23d uit,, Mr. STERLING PARK
HI RsF. III the 7sih year ofhis age.
Mr. P. one ofrao arsi settlers Of Scott county
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

No lj.s-ia Walnut Gfufe OF -ss.s,.. i.
Nbeeh = 4lath.r go grfes elyu.1. sh,,A W
tets", 'hs ttg large S rtg, n ~ f.., ~
never falling sIFesar 81 aa,gt s,'m
hundred tcfes' 81 alteration Tor "a ga,s ~.
els pes asre. ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

80, Ea~-A Fara lCt arrrs, ARE, If .,,s u
a.it, west = Ht.st & toya,s i. U,r.eis
..li good v ELI rice $tbTefa,rv.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

no. ltr- Il stlenibi Fasia orsse acre. h. g.
u, 20, &ef, 10 4tfes sfrdrF lr,s,Is, Nv y
zNth :, az ase itt fteru Slate scar ts,. u
tifus CO. 6fUtt,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

aO.lsl Fam ofIae aefea, uosr 81 s,,,, 4
Fsfss Aifl'r ss5sts aiIoa, ltt as,.,tt !9bHq, -
iisas"s' trtI''a d." ss,d !. Il r,r bsff,sE .i "a
SJ4agrs; a H. 4 ga .ff.t5af. liz.
tag i,.'.aa aHu : Nr.s 80 each Aplsv.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
Interior and Atlanta Dank,

~ otes Of th- above banks will be rsAeiyed n, our
~ banking houses 81 ratesas other eastern or
western currency. COOK 81 SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

NJ. 81 The House aui Lot Of ez.s...
the fpiseprat Church. and orpo.lle the Ns,,iiims
cry, pleasant iociiOl In 4 IIhul ts.t1'sl'ti
iiig hcar The center OF busitess 's''1'la X
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

10. lJi--Two Houses ana Lot, on l.s "a.
1s.en Nam anu y tfrisan sttes Nj II aistas
cash or cS NhangcuiOr Laid Nt1i(
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

M. laa-A Let 90 the corner Of p5ia,,ts.
feel, S.5,U. ''s'@tlss, iAli
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

No, l5a--a Large New BrIgk Hons ,o...
and hshih Street., mnn building h, /. e VIZ esa
W i sqIA!ea To- large Boarding INV.
80 eVafders, giving 10 eaeh Il eutnlo,,si3 mn
there Is ireit ot las feet GA Man Sir, pe1,!aa
Harrison and extending OF Elm s,r.,ts,, % ssl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

TusT received "a st.ie Gents Hats at GREEN'>
81 No |, Lselairc Bag. aug -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
CITY LOTS kNG EEsIpfvr,,
For Sale and Fer Esn ..'
city PROPERTY

NJ, ETY. Two 50. Afllk Homo c..,.
risoi and E'ghih Streets on the nll ss 'Ias
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

NJ, TT House Oh corner Of sb s,
81 sland--Lot d, Block q: jGt,I' ~, slfee,, hind
eNehi hged Tor Land in seefttoult, S'e't, % sii1
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
II, Aianli; cement,
lots TO LEASE

~ water Lime, ssp. constant, nj hasa aud for
J s.ie ~
Janc sstf BURROWS s PgErTYaAS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21
Correspondsncs Of the Dispatch,
ne-A'Test ot the Blue Man"-HoteI Keepers Back
ing oas-Yoans LeavenrortA Dyin1-Celebya
fioas, &c


Re- Arrest Of the aBlue Manr- Hotel E.,n.rs Re-.
ing Out Yoang LeacensorsA Dyiua-c,i.br,
tions, &c.
me 'biue Man" who 10 engaged in selling rb,
oo9k' containing the controversy between Arch.
oisnoP Hughes and Senator Brooks, was again Ar,
d,apsssess ftea sses.sfdag upon the charge Of creating
charged. sho W.
II 10 said that the fashionable hotel keeper, hare
sucn &c the proprietors of the Astor House. nav
Ml.norawn from the league, having for lie obiec
tne repeal OF the liquor law. :"
foung Leavenworth the duellis. is ra,o-,aa =.
tne omcers, who returned from Niagara qe.ter5.1
sued 80 ""uuu nAo Gu
lad named Edward Hogan, only eieh, year,
men, a mss kiied Yesterday BY falling on the pave
"eut, while 10 state of fntoxication
oeserai merchants 10 Maiden Lane since the la,s
n'e mere nave moved ia the matter of pstitionino
'ae Oounci, not to permit fire work establsb.
inents In the corporation.
Several of our militarv con,ns,ie. Ies
sure excursions yesterday morning. Pc
stusuiar disease has made its appearance IN
Iam'iies here IL appears In one discolored
spot Wnich rapidly spreads followed by mortifca-
tne plague" brought, perhaps from Turtev
Inc assembly of Americans in the park las,
nignt numbered fully 20 900 persons
Inc anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill
was celebrated here yesterday
A.oefman Briggs has entered suit for 800 600
sgslnH tne Daily and Sunday Times for publics-
tions made about him fso
Inc ship Peal has been cleared from Bermuda a
IoI 'his port with the largest produce cargo ever
shipped from there. 1t is valued at Sl9, 600. and
consists In part of 3, loo barrels. 80 bags. and
oo4es potatoes; l34 barrels and $40 basket ON
kegs arrowroot e'' oHo x
-a dne sales OF cotton yesterday reached about
9ooo oaies the market was about l &c. per N
lower, mus iosing the advance gained by the re.
ceipt OF the Ataniic's news last week
:, Mr. Faoens yesterday obtained leave from the
ohHeo States Court to leave town for temporary
absence, upon condition that If Colonel Kinney
turned up, he, Fabens, should come back on a tel.
esrspnlc notice. 1t is not likely that Colonel K.
WIN turn up" here In hurry
ABOUT week ago Franklin Ottersop. one al
ice M editors of the ETribune, and Miss Frances w
Deane, were married at Syracuse A dsy or two
sIter the bride was taken ILL., and now her death IL
announced. az What sad, sudden chsneei Veri.
W.. We know not what day may bring forth.
. his morning about two O'Clock a woman named
margaret Mcdaniel, who resides in the second
story OF premises No. 4, Baxter street, was mur,
oered oy her husband, Edward Mcdaniel who i,
charged with cutting her throat with a razor in
sucn a manner that she died in few hours after.
ward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

IMPROVEMENTS IN THE SCREW PROPELLER "A
brass screw propeller, embracing all the improve
ments recently patented by Mr.. Griths, has been
cast at the Vauxhall Foundry, Liverpool, 16 fest
inches in diameter, aud weighing eight tons, In
tended for the United States war frigats Princeton
The principal peculiarly in Grifiths propeller is
that the blades wider at the root than at the
other extremity, and tapering gradually quite diff.
ierent to the generally adopted principle. This
form offers no obstruction to the vessel when un-
der canvass does it effect her steering proper.
ties, qualities which have been proved by numer-
Gus Admiralty experiments; it thus supersedes the
necessity of raising the screw when rot used which
Involves considerable trouble and labor; and the
uusighty and cumbrous well case passing through
the chie cabin Is not required and the room saved
etfectng saving 10 first cost Another great ad.
vantage consists in the facility of replacing q
broken or injured blade, and of taking them out
and altering the pitch. II also prevents all vbra.
ton, SO destructive and unpleasant. We under
stand two other propeers this principle are
being constructed for the Royal Navy, by R. Dag
lish jr.
THE above Is from the Liverpool Mercury II
Is the first we have heard of this afair-our Gov.
ernmens goiog TO Liverpool for propeller. We
do not feel eomplimented by the act-Scientifc
Anerican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21
1S000 DOLLARS WORTH OF
AOOOO DRY GQODS Ar CnSr Rnp

Cash ONLY.-Intending to mske change ia nv
sto.e IS Main street, shall ser the whole stock At
COST for cash. The goods new, having been pur-
OF the latest styles plain and figured Slks; Embroid.
ered and fiafn Grape Shawls and Scar large assort.
ment Of Ernbroiderea Collars, Sleeves Capes,
lin Curtains; Lawns Of all kinds from to 2S cents
per yard Gin ghams; Bsreges Tissues with the usual
store LEVY,H Rysr.h 9sn,s
je 10 75 Man n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

NEW EsTABLIsHmEsr.-JoH .JoHrso.
~ oI the American Shaving Saloon. has tahe
oe~eea MAIN and Cary, and fitted CD with sunsr;n,
sccommocations fer his business where ali Sbo A..
tos,1a sno leasant shave, will find him AZ here.
as superior style Of Hair Cutting is nrov.rh;.,
aI1 1 sure he can please the most fsssIdions
s.olauve and tonic, which, with other ponpisr
parsuons and dyes, together with the deli,htf1I
sasmpoon bath. will make his shop. he bon.s ,ha
tesoft OF AL who desire to be waited anon in bir
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

From Rio The brig Mary A. Forest, from Rio
Janeiro arrived at Baltimore Tuesday morning.
Flour was rather dull The Chambers were to
meet on the 81 June when II wes supposed the
present Ministry would go out and new Cabinet
be formed In which Torres and SouZs Franco
would probably hold conspicuous positions.
The present ministry, 1t 10 asserted. show de-
fcit in the finances revenue OF over five millions
miireas.
There was considerable suffering from the great
scarcity of labor. la the peighborhood OF l,eO0
real were being paid per day TO Coolies for their
daily services to work on public roads, TO whom
only 400 ress were previously given to perform sim.
liar service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21
! CARD-Dr. JArEs s ARr.

x,i sIEono 9 ~ rsssssssally oGsrs his prcSSsIo.eI
can.ss - sne eaone. e a opsrstor on csnesss ssl
and sxtrssf1ng Cancsn by the roots - fo.. ~
seps:fed solicitations Of his fssd Rs hss -. i..
slssa % sai the stteasson Of thoes who sass from
Ine permission Of lady IL Easx County. Whoss
g was sf twelve yesrs standing. to fefsf pssso.s
eminent phydcians Of Balimors eity and eone ~
snose o. neI own county, she employed Or. Arm.
sstons wno has entirely removed The sore, without
are tskeu ost 10 relieved Of alf those horria fesis
vhien aceompsny this distressing disssss. sna
sne general health be gins Immediately to IMPROVE
Mt John I. smithsr. No 50 Main st, Aiehnaonl Civ
se or to MRS Robert 9. Garnett (the lady akoy
County, Va
Dh ARMSTRONG would cheerfuiIy ohsv suv
summons to PATIENTS ct . distancs provided - q
cs've them at bis house in Caroline Couufv W
near Central Point P. o. ie fS-di6teass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

SAPPERs AND MINERS AT SEBAsToPoL,-Colonel
ST. Ange, wiring from Sebsstopol, gives the fol-
lowing description of the operations of the ssppers
and miners there, by which appears that the mil
tary department is composed OF the coolest II not
the bravest, men In the army 'The attack Is the
affair OF ths bsttalions previously assembled In the
trench there is not much firing, everything Is
carried at the point of the bayonet by sudden
charge. Behind the attacking troops march de
tachmeIts of workmen, armed with spades and
picksxes and having muskets eung at their backs;
these are accompanied by sappers and miners of
the engineer corps, commanded by their officers
AS soon as the attacking troops have dislodged the
enemy, they proceed to make good their own lodg-
ment there This the workmen and sappers work
indefstigably TO effect while the batallions keep
the enemy la check. The object to be now effected
is 10 turn the work against the besieged that is
saw 10 give 1t the form or direction of siege
trench. while preserving every part of the enemys
work conducive to that end.
The workmen here are entitled to quite as much
merit as the attacking bsttalons, for they fnd
themselves EQUALLY exposed to a fire of grape and
musketry; aud that, toe, without the powerful is-
traction Of excitement that men feel when under
fire and charging with the bayonet. The officers
OF the engineers these occasions are TO be ad.
mired for their cool courage, as they point out the
work to be DONE and trace ou. the direction to be
tsken in order that the men may suffer least from
the enemy's FIRE. They are active and courageous,
but they are also as passioness as Ii they were
working on the Poygon."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

QUEER CAsE.-A funny case war; tried in London
sous time since, disclosing new system Of adver-
tis'ng. Ii appears that when the pantomine OF
Jack and Jilf' was produced at Drury Lane Thea
repressu, in o scene his shop name and business
the door; to announce in the bills that such wss to
be seen, and afterwards to exhibit drop scene, to
be turned from the words of "Nxey's Black Lead !"
by the magic wand, into Gone to BIZ zes" The
trick, however was not done. but Mr.. Nixey was,
and he brought suit to recover back the money The
shop IL seems va, fully represented. but the trick
was the greatest point with the adverti and the
Judge decided that the money must be refunded. IL
is said that much ESQ $50 and evea more il of
ten paid for this species OF advertising.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN w. DAVIES,
GTONE ryyTvrER

SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK, NEAR MAro's BRIDGE.
RETURN thanks TO my friends, for their
i kind patronage during ths past three years, ana
beg leave TO cay that am new prepared 70 furnish
Store Fronts. Monumental fou.be, Vaults. and At
work In the Stone Cutting aud Building line
Quality Of Some saA WssknAAship ses 70 be ~.
- Nessh es osatAs ee0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

HEAVY SUR prcIpEp.-Ths Jsckson Miss) Whis
of ths "a inst. says-In tho High Court, ths decs-
oa in the great case OF Cscote vs. nesaef sIaa.oa
dsy Tas ecisisn was Ia favor OF bueknos, stanton
4 sld IL fiaAl Discrimination OF the matters u
,ssss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

MILITARY SroREs-The U. 8. Arsenal at Bsson
Rouge, La, now contains in three magazines, ~ :
oO0 bounds of powder and 8 700 600 rounds of car.
ridges tor small arms and cannon. The store.
houses contain 35 600 muskes, rifles carbines and
pistols, @ 500 sabres, 100 csnnoos GOO 600 cannon
balls and shells, so 900 pounds canister aud accou
.rements for 10000 men The total value OF the
land and buildings with their contents is over S2-
600 000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21
SALOONS PATENT 9 RAIN AND

- ~
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.-This mschips
was invented and patented by BY g. B. Salmon OF n.
nnois and wherever il has been exhibited hss takea
Grass Seeds - s~
The FIRST Silver Medal was awarded to ths inventor
at the World,s Fair In New York and the irst prire
as .ne New York State Fair in ls52 1t has been
adopted BY the Richmond city miIlers Who recon-
mend II as the best machine known for sepsratips
cookies and ether impurities from whest Ii viii 81.
paIa.e any two seeds Of different size or weight 10
SIMPLE IN It's construction and easily kept In order
is peculiarly adapted to farmers uses as it requires
out httie power to work 1t. aad cleans Rrain more
perfectly than any machine now in use
it can BE- furnished at the following prleea Wig:
For Fsrmers Machine that viii clean Is 10 So bush-
cas- per nouf.. 490
Fol Farmers Machane that will clean SO To
% cushelsp per hour. r..............,....e rs
For FarmerS Machine (aranscd for horse
rower1 that will clean 50 bushels per hour 30
For Miiler's Machine that will clean 50 to So
bushels per hour. r.....................,. a5
FOR MillerS Machine that will clean so 20
10 bushels per hour. IOO
FOR MillerS Machine that will clean I25 TO
l50 bushels per hour. our...........,..,.... $50
For Millers Machine that will clean $50 to ~
1Se bushels per hour. 200
Address RO. NJ. ANDERSON
Commission Merchant, Richmand Va
N. B-County Rights will be sold ON reasonable
terms. fe 2o-2awtst r. A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

A uFsgEn CHuRcH.-Mr. M. g. Kimbsli was or
dsined minister Of free churca In barfe, one cay
lnst week judging from the SHOWN reputation OF
the Rev gentlemen who took part In the exercises,
the chusch must te '.free' indeed. Rev Taeodore
Parker preached the sermon; Rev John Pierpont
ed the chsrge ssd Rev. 7. W. Hieginson msas
the ordaining prayer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

PorAroxs Most of the potatoes brought TO this
market this spring. from Canada. are from the vi'
cinity of Brsntford. They have been bought at
from four to five shillings per bushei, while they
The cost OF transportation 10 IL cents per bushel-
RuHnLa CommkrciaL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

The Lyons France) Journals, state that iion
from Africa, being exhibited IN tnst CITY
without being In cage or even secuvrd BY any cha
The yisitors on entering the booth suddenly mao
a. mselyss In the presence Of the sEtnaaiA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

LIVELY Tows.-The town of Superior, Ia Wis
consin from the site OF which, one year ago, tne
forest trees had not been cleared, nov mas .nI &c
hundred houses, thirty -four Streets wharves,
churcbes. schools, and newspaper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

Nor so.-Mr. John ]. Luther. OF Bedford. Pa !,
linesl descendant of Martin Luther, denies ,ne
report that the .lsst male descendant OF tne re
former had gone over TO the Roman Catholic
Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an experr-
tries, having located on Broad street. three door.
above TENTH offers his professional services to ths
citizens of Richmond. 'A'
study and practice of Midwifery, and 60 the Eat.
ment OF Diseases of Women and Children
ep 7-6m* RICHO 8 CAUTHORN N n
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correspondence of the Dispatch
Fire Department-Dr. Beale's Case Charitabl
dCti0n-Dead &c 6c

Fire Department-Dr. Beale's Case Charitable
Actton-Dead, &c &c.
PHILADELPHIA June 10Th
The Council have renodelled the fire DEPART
ment 80 as to allow them to elect their Chief En-.
gneer and Directors. annually,
The post Office in the Twenty fourth Ward Ha,e
West Philsdelphia) has been discontinued bv the
Postmaster General
1t is rumored that the Judges of the Supreme
Courf, are unable to agree in the case of Dr. Beae
on The writ OF error asking for a new trial. thai
two of their number are for affirming the nro'
eeedfnas OF the Court below, one for amending the
kecord In some way, and the other two for re-.
versai Ii this be true, the motion for new trial
falls -
The flags of the shipping in port were yesterday
aispiayed at halt mast In respect to Capt Thomas
Dnling, late OF the brig Louise of this port, who
died on Sunday.
The West Jersey Railroad Company are landing
at the long wharf, In Camden the iron intended
forlaying The track of their road between Camden
and Woodbury..
Captain Bender, of the Bed Bank Ferry Boat.
yesterday chased the Bremen ship Marie Louise.
several miles to put on boad poor woman, who
mad paid her passage, and had but 62 l-2 cents In
the world.
Mr. VIM Hammond, the engineer on the Cam.
den and Atlantic Railroad, who was 20 severely in
Jured on Saturday mcrniug, near the White Horse
tavern, has since died of his injuries He leaves
family.
Freeman Hunt, the editor of the Mechanic q
Magazine, is In this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

Agency, Governor street.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
The highest prise paid for Land Warrauta
Gold and Silver wanted
trize Tickets, in all Lotteries sold In Lottsr;.
under the management of r. FRANCE & Co.. will h"
promptly paid by me and all enquiries relative tt,
the business OF r. FRANCE L Co, addressed To thar
at Richmond, win meet with prompt attention.
my l6-ts e. TITcK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

CARD:-Mrs A. B. CoLE returns thank :
. ,l nsr trends for their generous patronage. 81.
=; I Iesems her Glass In Vocal and Instrum ent.J NJ
SIC the hrst week in October Au-
.Isnson SoInsmunlestons may be LEFT with r. II. TAYLOR
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cI COACH MAKERsECO-

cNS COACH MAKER S-CO-
-22-1l1f A 7 SH!P.-The undersigne ed
hsve formed sCO-PAGTNERSHIP for the purpose
Of conductins the COACH-MAKING BUSINESS
IN thu. city In all its branches, uader the firm of
bAlLEY FRANCIS. at the establishment On
18Th street. occupied by the senior partner for
raj years past They will keep constantly hand
hne assortment of COACHES, CBARfOTTEES
BARoUCHES, ROCKAWAYs, BUGGIEs, Sui.
KlEs, &C., all of the beat manufacture and mate.
risls.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and en-
ths most removable terms Thankful for PAST fa.
vors to the old estabshnent we solicit continue.
ton OF the custom OF the public. All ask ia q
trial. satisfied to our claims for share of busi.
meas in our line on cur workmanship.
WA. w. BAILEY,
ap b-d&wSm o. A. FRANCIS.