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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
An Open Field snd Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWrT nv

/ HAVE just returned from New York v,>h n.
isrsest and pes stock of ane WateAs, and Jsvelry
Jve. W!t osi@fe oHered IN this market. have reid
Geld Chains from 81 70 $50. Kings frea I've M =
S3o,OO Breast Pins from olto SEQ.
would call particular attention 10 NV stork ~ l..
DIES Watches, which embraces q full variety Of fPIsis.
hunting and Enameled cases, and l thihk esn ~
the most fastdious. - ssss
In short, my whole stock of Clocks, w.tehss. J.v.
eiry SILVER and Plated is full and plste -
much larger than has been brought 10 this m.
will defy all competition
Nov. 18th, 1874.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
DAVENPORT STOVE FOUNDRY

THE subscribers have established in this city
i Foundr. for the Castngof
STOVES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
rs for all other kinds Of Casting and Foundry Work
Black smithiHs and Finishing. Also,for Turning, Bo
ring and Repairing of Machinery.
We will also cast
Fronts, Columns, Cornioes, Caps and Sills, ETC.,
According to any pattern furnished.
We are now prepared TO MI orders for stoves OF all
them appro Pate the country, embracing
Cook stoves both for Coal and Wood, Heating Stoves
Paror Stoves, etc. Among our patterns are the Au.
rora, Republic, Diadem, Winter Companion, and
others.
NIB. Wehave purchased thei interest of Mr. James
Swinton in tho above establishment.
DAVIS, BoYR co.
T.. DAVIS. j. A. Boyp. }. MIND.
pAvENpoRr. Nov oai. Is5a-d3mwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11

LIN, W. @ his old friends and the public general
|u c, Nv attend las in former years. upon all who
Ins W ~ ntady street 3doors below Secona. Rest
b.,e Il. 'ae corner of Fourth and Perry Streets.
n,va ns @s new aud Baptist Charch.
''snport, June 9TH is53.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
Washing without Y.ah>r

Washing Without La6or
A NDREWS ceiebrated Soap Powder far v..h,,.
- and making sof. Soap. far sale .,
dec 20 nAy1vyr,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
Boots ano Sboes.

NOWADAYS"
NEW WHOLESALE g. RETAIL
BOOT, SHOE AND RUBBER STORE.
STEVENS Il RATHBUN,
MANUFACTURES and Dealers IN the Firs: DUAL
vi ity of all kinds of Mems, Boys, Youths, Wo.
mems, Misses and Childrens. Roofs, Shoes. Gaitcrs
&C., having determined locate their business per-
nanently in Davenport, heys secured rooms for the
preseut In Forests Block Corner Of Brady and Third
Sts two doors from the Brady street. where
they now opening large stock.
They design TO keep on hand at all times full as
sortm Of their and the best Of stern work OF
every variety from the finest Slipper 10 the Coarses
Boot; all Of heh they will warrantand seliA low
prices for Cash.
They most respectfully tender TO the people Of Dav
enpor. Rock Island and surrounding country, an in
vteton TO call and examine their stock whsneverthey
Davenport, Nov 9Th, lB34-dt
Boots and Shoes made 10 order.
OUR facilities for making Gents fine Boots Of all
~ kinds are complete and VIC wish 10 inform those
who do now, will hereafter wish any kind Of Boots,
made To order, TO remember that we can do upOn
the shortest notice. Also,
Gents Summer Shoes;
Gents French Pat Leather Ties Of the Deatest and Ia
test styls
Also, .ides Morocco and Calf Shoes Of superior
quality ,de neatly and warranted gond.
S. G. DAWSON& Co.
March 3doors north of In. rast ofce
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
molinf.

SEARS, WOOD Z CO.,
Bedstead Manufacturers, Lamber Hsrchant.
and Dealers in Planed Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only establishment nfin the West where
SHERW WOOD'S CELEBRATED TURNlN G
LATHE Is used for turning PRRnATIc FoRMs; sue -
Nspes, Batrsfers, Bed Pssts, Table Legs, apdet
work too various to enumera!e with the
Mosidings Of all into sqsares Of say nxmbsr or
taste may suggest. Making the most perfect nd
beautiful work shatfancy can DESIRE and having the
appearance Of eostfy earred sork.
June II, Ie54-trw-tf
O6B0RNS KELLY;
HAVE on hand 10000 Lights sash, also
LA supply Of
Doors and Frames and Blinds,
which they sell cheap for cash at their Shop, whole
sale and retail.
Steam Sash Mandatory. Moline, III.
June 18th, ls34-f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
I'M, . "a; |s n 4. AYERS,
Or. ! M wIrupRwAx

les M = NJ. HousEL's Jcwelry Store, lie Claire
t,,, ht'ldencc at n. J. ftier.on's Nd st.
'phls lo5t-trw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11

THE subscribers are now receiving Wheat at III
l UEconomist Miils''at East Davenport, and paying
the highest Cash prices.
Dec IS5a-tf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11

ZINE and SIGHT BILL on the East and South for
which the highest current rates will be paid by
Augl6 MoGREGOR, LAWEs4 bLAhEAOhE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08
FIIE.
TIRE IL FORTY.THIRD-sT.

IRE ~ FOk11-IHlHD--I
About q oclock Saturday morning, ire broke
out 10 The twostory frame building, No. 3)j Forty
iiird-.t, OWNED and occupied by William smulins,
a. sheep-skin taDnery. The fremen Of the District
were carly On tie ground but before they could SUB
duo the hsIae- the building was entirely de-trosef.
Tie dwelling house Of Mr. Smullins in tue Of The
factory, was baqy damaged, together with the two
aaiou il bui a,ngs owned b. o @eu Cojie AMI John
a. Suib. The flames communicate 10 frame
building on he ar Of Forty fourth st and before
lhey could be sgbd1cd the building sustained coniii-
cratc damsco The tota loss viii not exrcd 90 600.
Insured in The s.. Melodies, BcoadNey Equitable,
Gretn~ich md Peoples Insurance. Companies.
r1nE IS BROADWAY, coRSER or NADES-L.SE.
A. lalfpa.t seven clock Saturday nj .ht a ire vas
discovered in The store corner of Broadway and
MAIDEN lane under TIE Howard Hotel occupied by
Henry Rhodes manufacturer Of walking canes. Toe
fromtn succeeded in confnng he fire to the store.
No injury Wa Ocne TO tie hotel lltoough, upon the
alarm being given the quests Of the house were much
alarmed Itc fire originated under tie c)unter, but
how or ia what manner is unknosD. Mr.. Rhodes
l,h tie store fe~ minutes afer seven O'Clock, bic
boy having at tue lime, cxtin yuisled the ,Hs,
locked the door and given him tho icy. Tne stock
of MT. Rhodes W. damaged TO the am)Int Of ab )ut
$1,000. ID.mtd for g. 900 in the Mercantile City
lire n.mabce 20 and : 600 in The Empire City
Issuance CO.
FALSE ALARMS.
The alarms Of ire in the seventh District, yester-
day afternoon proved to be false. The first al arm
was caused by some smoke issuing fro "A the Du.ch
grocery store corner OF Rose aud Duanes;s. |,
appears that the Police or'craj the Da'chmln to
c'o,e up biz shop After complying with the order,
be ret about making fire ia his stowe bu, the pipe
having got sjointcd, the store soon filled win
smoke, VIII ch maxim, is way into tho street, gave
Use to the alarm. The fire company in The vicinity
Immediately came up and broke in the Dd.chnans
promiie', Tightening the poor felio alnO'' CA Of
mis- s'me-.
Inc second ola-m was caused by smoke from
chimney boaiins doau against Tho promise co-le:
Of spruce and Williams ST..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08
TREIATE SUDDENDEATHEyR OSE-ST.

Coro,ei Gauble held an inq9est on Saturday. up n
he body Of the unknown woman, who was f0aud
oead on Uur-cay Lost in The prem.ses Of John MUM,
Nc "a Rose-st utder Suspicious circumstances. The
principal evidence taken was that OF Louis Utterly,
a boy in the employ Of Nuhn, aud that Of Dr.. I'll.
lie iofwor siaed ihst on Tie morning shove IA ned
be wentto his empoy store as usual and on enter
ing ioend he deceased sitting in chair groaniag,
N-bu wa ''andu in the middle Of the room, looking
very pale and very much frightened. He told tue
witness hat The woman came = the door aud kuo, X
ed and ;hst NJ on his opening the door she fell Into
The room iha, he picked her up and placed her in a
chair. He tOlo The witness 10 make fire. and said
that eehs, that might have the effect to restore her
The evidence Of Or. Uhl went TO show that he had
made a port mo,iem examination of the BODY. and
had, viii tie assistance of Professor Doremu. of the
New York Medical College. analysed the content. of
Ns stomscb, in which thty found hydrocianic scid,
nd that is or some Of its compounds wss the csuse
death. The Coroners Jury rendered the following
'Sdict; That deceased came TO her death by hydro
ssbic acio or one of its compounds and, further,
'shs'e reason to believe that the poison was ad-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08
ROW BETWEEN SERVANTS AT FILL
POOLE'S
4 WAITER STABBED By TIE COOK.

4 WAITER STABBED BIZ TIE COOK.
Wm. H6Ideo, c,o'ed ws..cr % Bli Poole place
in Broadway, terribly stabbed in the 40 ION L on
Friday ign by Harriet CLam,ors the cb.sfcoo1 sl'o
colorsd. Harden, who had been inbibing too fleey
az Is Understood charged Harriet with ciccniat ~
reports ot az uifa. orable character about him ia
certain quarter teIo NJ 70 II lure him in the eyes Of
en- esieemcc fiieid IIsrroi became furious and
casd Harden a liar; he slapped her in the fles
Which operation was repeated sbe receiving stun
ring blow the She then ran to the meat box,
md selling Il lsrge knife ran e, and plunged the
blade il,O the abdomen Of her asst1nr, caus ~
fgttul, nd it is feared. fatal ~ound. Harden VA
carried 20 tie Now-York Hospital ard attended b.
Dr. Dolby. TIE alarm was given Immediately after
The occurrence took place, and effort made to a
res The cook but she reached the street aud es;aps
search il s,ill being made Tor her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

Sale. OF stoe.. at PhiladeIphia-J.s. &.

Psuort.e for Ire Es~-York rrfune b. fsf THosA,
yrsi bod Cry Railroad o. 81 900 DO sssa -
5 = 90 81 80 5 =; : go % Ii soS' 90 -
500 90 ~ sea o. $50 susq Cat. So. ., n 10.
:. 20 ard An.oo, Raiross os > elt - ~ q,
no Lopg lssr6 Rsiicsc So 70; l95 Beaver As.dos ~
so IS s. ;; q s.ashl Railroad .. I-esh ssr o, %
H.rbbu R.lfoad S. 10 90 o5 $, 90 - -, Tvs.
tEu .. - Penn Railroad. .ets AZ; , Hsanns =.
- 100 DO ST. y ULiou Cans4, 81 l" sa'i Oaa''
Guard Bsrs ll, s,t a, ~ Civ z
p :. 8 d.,.lss: s5 SO 90 %, 100 Ae9assSoe
D.. ss yn-b.l r x 49, 40 View Creek COA ~
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"uini-'crci =, Jim Nrtn in1q-y (. 1855" rp'a
the rendition q iAe verdict Nuhn wa committed D.,
await cx.n'n ;on. Tho d.co.-cd s4- 81 yel-s %,
sae end supposed 20 bty- be a native u Ir-I,ni
Her name could nor be- s.c-,tsiled II her POCKET
wss found paper directed 30 Jas. HoAgso, n. -
WtstBT, edeay. and 2 pure containing s. bank
b.I. and p.oce Of ribbon.
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Tic folIoving -acs 4 boOl. ami 'tJcks were maIo
~ anctinn hK A hrrt II Nlcn-nN:

hb.r+ NroIo,.s rsc.-ar .eu.i.u.,kl y euetion
s,l.of..o.tss,o b.,,4.. ail t.se ol,ce on Mond,y
afro. oei,,k. f., N. Merchants LAchapee
Tho M.-,.,,. Iu.nreuco Comoaov ms deo,,red
o. ,,...o. ,,or,e nj - cent na,able On the
.,.l....
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c'...,t NJ, .,.I ,....,,;, ~,
,,..'.o... ., ..-,'., .,.o,, b., ,h,' -, or,'
l.il,...,,., I'M, of ~, ou,,,i,o. n, n-lcb-r de.
,rI. Mo orv ,r.. renee. AMONG hi. creditors.
I,f....,.,.ei 5. ,,i'luas. or ma, oade. an assign.
,,,1. ,o Mr B-e.o of tie bou.o of pa,e 4 Bacon.
N,..,- Ete..s y.cram a o., of -. Lol. ara
announced as .asDelded bu no iartler disasters arc
fut.,p .i,d. sl,,,rs Brsndon \ McKenua. of Nes.
Oloau.. tloy $500 Co0 surplus assets.
Tie Com. Hos. b.,i.... today "a, small.
SANS o-a
Tie n,rl >-s.,ror. f., moray ,l, mol, ,bly .bow
tt,tL,- ..,,,,I exoau,..n. Tie ,.t'nst.. FIR tho
.pece reserved rslce f.oa :i..505OOJ to $4,000
ogo.
TacM an Contra dividend 4, not got declared
Tie Gvo,ro r,ooo.liion in tue Board /. an eight y
cen f..idat.. ,o,sL.. In Fl. ht y cent Bonds
The lett..s b.. H.. A..s ara financially, yer. favor
,f,e Tie, adm. fo, American Securities a,e mich
I.-ser than Jy- NV pr..i,u, steamer. The bal. Of
n,u. are cr CHS and County Bonds. with fair
amount or Railroad Bonds and Stocks. Some bids
have a..o come for tie Efie Loan but tho amount Is
10, known There is qoie a d.sp position eynced in
Lotdon md Paris to Invest In Anercan Socks, if
gar'ie. were certain that the 10 fe.t point had been
reaoLed Money eas abundant, and lower rates Of
Interest .ooAei q. Commercial ba- were selling
r. ely in Ptns az 2 e cont Tier seems 70 be a
,Torg uriercurreut Of b.of tbn' pea,eis nearer at
leldtsal we IL th'- country. generally anticipate
eff, la. teer ,,,o,r erced against the knicker-
4 A. Y
800 ',-"" ~. -
ga t''A n RIG e. i''.9t '~D'.i''y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08
CIRCUIT COURT-JAx.

rl6Hr. OF MARRIED woNES 70 tCI Il PARTNERS.
Cssk.a ss- Ble..sy .-i otae.s.
In this case. Ms. Bennett. Of the GetendaEtsi
seen srsag.d With the ytaer aefe0dart Back
ev psTtnr Tie palfd proved he .. o. Eoos' 70 ~
ard acceptance 10 lae name VI ~ arm u ne lae
-. "a q Blctisy rested
lie csfsicsas couase moved ibsi ine c9up-ia- . as
I s.ec tss9.1-f Mis BesLe't an Der h1soani ,
1t beltlse. e. corEou 80 mani@l . ns1 Goa -.
t. ir-cer ID citsd Clsytu AIDA 1s a 4 yrt
,nv s ts-defi -ycea i joins MrNsnssvs Fsaet 20
= B~css.~ z5oer he l,. Of "a .nG a. ,rcn poEs
ware aired I'D c.te5 Loves l9inson HSF ~ l. ,
I'D GssGs. bu1aey the ground mat - sh@la ave
- ,uee c.- sra eite5 Crapdsu Beck. ho~ p
Tee CeGri g.ate6 the 70 NJ and mrs beIae.I
sug -AAs rLsr a. couon law aaceE toe ATE sA IS
- lie st.e u.fri.G roms. psrtasr; bat mat
i.e.ns1t uisht 80, b re0dered agaiDst oa-key sorn
Jges N EFT cor5n.ly - p.sns NJ NOISY rex issaa
ant Mi Notf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

INrOHTANT DI,C0YERY l-PHOToGRApmc on

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY .-PHDTOSRApHlC OIL
PAINTINGS cN tAAvAs The unierEEuee asye patented Ia
Enrofe their for tang pho-osrapaie 7-eson
Lvls and A. Low prepared to t.k- hr "a "a tbs lty
Tn Of ceneGJu ard bauty OF thes- psnfnss
wlch reduced with shC.t .itrZs AID - trfaz
sVr.-se. oni5 Re IN ~ appreciated ,, rAsnnifo1 Faith
fl fr polfa sde ~ fh process. fro daguerr@1fg
cfdtcta--d ftf Our other yaOl ofcoor-d Pssal
ph ios-sps taken usas sli other -tr.h
A eul4 GCgstY & FREDl slcSs NJ g. R1s Bases
o. Bsu i.5t Psfis and 30 3ie Br&ewas. Nes-f0rs
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c.rPr OF AP.EALs-JAN 5

EFESIN6 SEssI0S.--AO 20 stru. %, No. = con-
.o. No s. Crrel arse md others on arEunru
Geo Cou.-ort Cor Anl'f- -oh So coz Or Rep i'f
J'v. t.-.'0s. III, IJ', A., -, 10, struck "u.
No 49, llr,t..1 No. a. 20 sUdn.tted ~ - .lft-
utLt ffred Is d.'lll ~ 20. Cornell aE' Ncr -'t
OH 10. A.y.l H0r-fa Counsel iol Ap9e.4Hti b pl'f'
Cor.tr. 80 Re- dcl-
C.IEsDARiofJ4uusry e., l,5j.-Nos. o., -. 3D. 3d.,
70 o. d, -. 80 - q. g.
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TIL PHYSIOLOGICAL ORGANS -CoN>TRI =
TvENtssIas nui-y .o1Haa I,. lDflLIrY- Tffs ove OF
betlfv. poetry ard sl-smsu-. fsr4-Love OF ,he
srrl SO; sr .-s-.-. IMITATION CorTiag mi
irkrs ooinz se NMrH-Flr VII id ne .u.ne.-
1tr EKlri-aiiols daily b Prof FowLLR s. Bt5sd~ ~.
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sC7REME COUET->FsctAL Traa.

Vrl sr,si sri others at Willard " BriseA,rl
JL- niert for Tisiit.h. - answer. IS frivolous.
Terr, Phirs SC s4t John Pc cid and othcr..
Tbs E c8se - ich ,rue down from he Ole Court
Of Or.-le-y We unrsr.farf ard for M uis
sose-L. Jae licai .r defendant, -.s1s rAi- e
SAINT. pith losts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

MORTALITY The number Of d;a;hs in BROOKLYN
a-t week vas 90; Of which p! we've male' ard .
;cms.5 children. -. adults. 20. Consumption
cslLi.A III =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

t~-1--~- \ v--r- r Al ~ net Joan Cir hTir-
srffF-rev -l -t. r-fa-t irs1fs'
-ulsr'r- irIl- fr 80 pr-srf~y
- rgl.@-r ~ ci r- -sT ia 'h- ~ ..rha-.rr
r--r re-t-r r.i-f 20 rar-i % '-
W.T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

NtT| HuAT- Jan 6-p IT
T,er4 va az active rl.,r,,, a Oil, Sex B,kri
Ill. ucrt'rs an sNe-y .,-oas market. The trsns-
actions r. e., he le,3'-. fauc w.re ar.e ba: Is.
poc.a.v c I..e 4 ana sasr he Sc,aasB ari ,ae7e
wss .rea; buoyanoy 10 Ere sni C,atr,l AMI ,he
bear we're cen P.e,e'y driven from Ae SD. Ere
,li - :, A. fl;. fa-t,er advance o., > cent.
Ceni-sl Eclt'a =. az advance Of 9 ? ceu, ResIar
vas drm q "a H-t.0a Rive. %. Harlem. 30:
y cafssuA wa. d--a a. i6l. Cunbsrl,ni 90 an i'm
pioseueut ofl = cen, Pen. 'vfuis Coal. o.. Can
tn slows rev activity and clsed a, eol. Tao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

uoout ioif - O coI-e upon --e fira4i'e =
G,II4tlr. -Tr.m re Repor, 4 Tie CIV IN
srecor We learn TIA: tle-e were ~ deltb- in tb-
Cy last vro}sn incr ase 80 - over he prsc = ne
vcek Of tiese &c were men. rs w 'rner, i4j b'gs,
and q girls. Daring ne week ID psrs7a. d 4 Of
cor .rIptou; % se.hs recorted from inf NINA
ion # the lungs = from Inflammation of the DO Te';
Il from congestion - re brain i from Congestion
ofthe lurr.. Il hom debility . from cilrrhei. AMI
/ from dy.en,ery. Croup carried Of 81 victims;
convui-iors % scarot fever 20 ryph1s fever
strophis g bronchitis dropsy dropsy in hesd
J.. VhoopiDe con p =. mzrL.mls p and me ISLES =
Ten premature births 20 s'il-boru clses suicides
b. ing oitbroa,: murder BY beating, md from
shooting e-e exported. T1ere were Line 1ths ff)n
old age. OF The entire 1uHber. -42 were under one
year Old &c deaths occu red at WARDS leland - at
Bellevue Hospital; 2, the Peni'end.ry. Bisckwells
Issnd. 81 Rsu1ans leland; at st. Vincents
Hc.pitaI. q, City Hospital, ard at the Aims
House. The nativity table states that -'J were na-
tive. of The United S's'esi III Of Ireland o. o.
England Il scotland - o. Germany, ard Of
France.
M= Sil,ie De- Grasse Dcpau, v.low Of the lac
Frsucis Dcpau and fr some years the only surviving
daughter Of Aouira Count De erase Of Revolt
topaly memory died or Friday La, q. her residence.
ID D.yluror BeccAer r.. SIC was nearly - ars
ofs.e.
RE.or.rIya or 1HE Prrscorr Horsr.-Tuir fine
Lo.d, which W. Injured by FIRE on Fr.aay Alter
noon and temporarily coscd, rco7encd on Sitlr
day ceeu;nr, ard its gues;s no had in the meau-
tine. been accommodated g. the C5.,a1,re House re-
turned TO their rooms. Tire h't.lis now uuier the
infringement Of Sir Vm Z. Blt,s. formerly Of
Puus's Hotel and ror2 recently o. .ie Weddel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08
COURT OF COMMON FLA Special rFRv-J,N s.
Esfl-e Juf - fNGEsHAM

IFlfsfoN- --t oNrE AtING IN>OfNFNft.
Iliof @ aldsnQ1 So Frerlh.
IT afho1yf on wD GO the fc'et liant was held -
b, tt rhs--e o' f,cs relating 70 his a.
sov,tv "a ftrd rerr..e0t.ns that b
evf-rr re. iro1 PA sorrLa The after wee 81 VI ro
o. te -
ssls 'c-v .af oouad G. ind 20 rensr<et
70 s-os- BE- .lc.usfatces when borrow money ~ ap
Te1- flft h-u the bo-roe- has co1nuse
both money fncorit rEers these Sd loose
Esr,s he rcpst-y DC FOX the purpose o. ext ndNs
lsref ab,-t bee duo t1if the creclo- has
Sh sLov .dge . the fsnta rs situation 10 rgt him
li- .aa-d snd lsac A.m 10 maze proper inqri'y It.
sddof the et@alf ce-rs 'hsi h- Of ~ insolvency
~ o.. ~. Dtcrr aIfef f-sf O. vacated le fr
f,tcsl.j ls. a.. 90 sue q tase p'isodues ssh 90
cos-s " e. ice event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

EF.,rFD FROM DEoWNING.-On Saturday SITTER
roors e sor 81 Mr Brlderuan usiuz at tie corcer Of
So 1lvdsr -ley,Dt- ss while 'sa.cs "a uakru Jog
N.r-I-e rl1 LrI-aT. rA into al 6r-hue aud
,tc o. czfrcste 10. j. passing by saE t-o
toss love ~ sua~e vt TIE ~afrr sd rescued "a
ir.t lL tire ~ save A.s 4.e.
Pun About O'Clock ou SUNDAY morning - fire
toF-ol ia ao, Oh tie co-atr M}i,s aad Carlo.
tut ne fao.s wrie con eatD-lLed. This q hs sac,
lrn- fs Gfe ou-iust. ia s st 5ie Wi-Ll Tie pas.
WsrIa H. sgds. ~ doubt lAe work 81 AZ Ilcrnl.A.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08


On \ con pl-ii. for moTe' cue the def u3an's set
up 10 f-ir cor'tef-c m hl sdnt - o. he due
piE -lf Pane ov-s Col 1d,r . di-uffnts -
joy he admitted 20 oe There good reason
uty h- lti'r should rct be allowed. Motion granted
VIA & o. cots 20 -t.jc tfert
william MeIfts4t Va t- Tho rps'r.
l. s.l i.s- .Uit 10 fhe above bli.lce Gf - 695
60 -0u f-d ln h. afsw,rt5 D. due sud .to9 }, msd-
list dent 0 .- ri 10 tlst sun : n ihs
s.,r- Set t.r Tie cla1 h1Iion grsaIei,
c0s.s 90 asic- eFrlt
Jo-csn 5.itr tie E.f.- LII. lu.urs-ce CO" psny.
Notion 20 STAY proceeding granted, but denied ~
oh 70 portion - n
John Usilss 49, James : A. on
Order Cirs,irC = wrr Of inquiry % Issue.
lam Murphy aId thir' three others different suts aSt
C.fDe.... sll-r..t
Suit. FL sileeed breach % contract N conveying
Ts.s,bsers sau Morton th.i he Attorney dis
q o. The t.sis ei~e. &. o. biz cli~rts Granted.
Jt- -s Peg .gr Ann Pugl
H. O trial f1r divorce stytrel mou'hs 1go me JUry
ssrs verdict 10 favor 90 defend iirs Pu.h but
tiia f.-,d D, 'he Court SIZE c0me. 90 ol,iCing
a. enable hf to lrocsc ia her de-
f.e - having already been allowed h-r Motion for fur
trcculie fee rlu, srd Al u ordered 30 pay her 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

PHnoIooY.-A, the meeting Of the Teachers As
ISOLATION, on Saturday evening, Prof. Wschner real
slcpg SnSAterestiDg essay on Philoogy, aud the
importance OF the study thereof We have a sketch
OF his paper, but cannot find room 10 print Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

Forxp DRowNED. Coroner Gamble yesterday he'd
an rop. q the foo Of thirty .Iih NTih River upon ~
,bout '. feet -i-ht lcle IN ksht Ara hAi ~
tsct cok ovsleosi b.a-k eoih Goss.eble.'ted vest
c'th rs1s hsck SIX cravIt red asnEel uldri '.l. 50
Sx.is uhr cotton .h, .ne f,1ed b1ots The jar! rem
tsIes ,e!die. Of sesth BY Grow lins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

Among the Imports are Codec. :l5.i00: Cigars.
s-6.7vo. Cream Tartar $4,000. obs. SIS 100;
Fruit 50 zoe. Glassware, $4,000 Brandy $40 1907
Hides 10000 lroa, $4,000 Load $780,
s. elter, s2l,3c1 Tin. $4,000, Copper. $4,000.
Rsgs go 600. sugar go 800, Ws'ches sll9,eoo;
Tea. slo9 500 &c.
1ac Exports Tor the week 20 foreign ports amount
20 81 $40 ell against 81 BOD s5 for the correspond
ing week ,ast yea- ipciud,og Cotton, ss5s,7s9:
our sl32 0o Wheat. slso17. Corn, $50 3s6;
Corn Meal, - So. Bee. ;6t Oo2. Pork, s7i.O)2.
Hans. Bacon and Shoulders s53.7ss Batter 81 35e;
Cheese g. Os0. Lard. $3.50. Tea, s2s6li Rice.
5000 Tobu.c, s75.;,6. Naval stores s19,79;
Hops. So go Sperm Oi. 40 e5g on Cake. s7.67l;
Asbo. 9 0ot Copper ss6 600. India Rubber,
$40 eco.
IL o., IN ~. Il hnDl. mi .t..k. ,r.re M In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

RIToRT oF NoRIH WESTERN ni,FfNs ARf-tle
nm her ~ rs,erfs treated a TIE North western Ds
ver.sry No 81 Ei.hth sv during the month OF De-
c.poef vac $50. treated al Dl.pe nsaTy Rooms, -!2
fre6.ed a. their homes SIS. N4uv.sy-Born IN the
Uui'e0 States 2o7; Ireland. $50 Eng and -o' Sco',
land 70. Germany. .. oih-r coun'r.es {. No OF
macs 3I9: females, 30 Cared ard relieved, $50
cent 10 hospital. l6 died. remaining Under trea,-
ptut. -. vacciuated. = Tie numoer OF prescri2-
lions pu u in the spoihscAry department dur1g Ll-
past MOI IN wss lle greatest number II one day .
svsrsge, -