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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25

G., ELpRIp6E. J. b. STEPHENS.
FRUIT! FRUIT FRUIT!
NTESSRS. ELDRIDGE STEPHENS have on
wi hand and In constant receipt, nj their store,
ppose Leciaire House. efchoiee lots of Foreign and
domestic Fruits, Confectionery, &c, &c, Wholesale
and Retail.
Dealers are respectfully solicited to give call.
Don't forget the place, New York Fruit Store.
Nov 13-dtf. ELDkIDGE 4 STEPHENS
CEMENT, WATER LIME PLASTER of PARIS
VTTARRANTED best quality, for sale cheap as ev-
w err. RENWICk & son.
Bizar Building,
aug23dtr Ferry Landing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25
Daukina.
.-RANEEHa.,

TOOK * SARGENT. Davenport, Iowa.
COOK, "a RECENT d BOESEY, Iowa City, fOYa.
COOK, SAH0ENT X PAKktR, Rock iAand, Mn.
cOOA, sSRGENT Il COOK, RI. Des oa es, Iowa
Bankers & Dealers in Exchange
Notes and Bills collected end proceeds resist ~
Gxy part Of the United s,ates.
Bills Of Exchange on all the principal ci0s
of the United States and Europe,
Bought and Sold.
II J'Money rAs,itted to Enropein Sight Bite. vhtc
can be casied in any tow in England Ireland a.
Wales, in sums Z upwards
..Refer tOes
h. w. CLARK, st. Louis, Mo.
Z. W. CLARK, DODGE CO., New tosA.
r. W. CLARK & CO., Philadelphia.
J. w. CLARK CO Boston, Mass.
GEORGE SMITH & co., Chicago
HATCH LANGDON, Oincin natl, Ollie.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25
FRESH ARRIVAL.

hGoa dh14tAA.
1nHHDs new crop n. dfieans sugart
lU5.. old :.
IS bbls. $ Molasses,
20 :. 5. Honse and S. r. Syrup .
95 10 gal kegs Belcher's Syrup
Golden :. -
80 Sacks Rio Coffee,
boxes s' = Grount,
100 bbls. Winter Apples-
Z $ Burning Fluid,
10 boxes Star Candles,
3bbls. Tar,
IO.. Crushed, Powdered, Clarrd. and Loaf sugar,
20 boxes Mould Candles,
25 Palm, Rosin and Chemical Soap,
25 s. Ground Spices, Mustard assd Chocolate,
I2 Assorted Pickles,
% Che SITS and Boxes Tea,
IS bbls r. hlf bbs Niackerel and White Fish,
1900 H. Bank Cod Fish.
SEQ bushels PasteriRg Hair.
Also
Salt in Sacks aud Bills, Tobacco, Cheese, Nails,
Glass and all the articles in the Grocery line Our
stock is entirely new ard selected with particular
regard 10 1 he quality OF the articles. We warrant
all the articles sell, and We sell for cash We
will sell low. J. NJ. DALZELL a. bkop
Eov.I9 Cor cd Perry Sss.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25
For the Ladies.

INRENCH kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
IL and Velvet Slippers. sE8
Also, Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
Caters, from 20 to 81, as per pair, for sale by
Dec 3 DAWSON, GRI(stit b Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25

FINE CHURCH The Keokuk Wing thinks
that the building Tor the Old School Pres
byterian Church in that city, will be the
finest structure Of the kind in the State.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25
TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side of Second Street, betice

LAND AGENTS.
Office south side Of Second Street, beticeen
Brady and Main.
Improved Farms, city property and unimproved
land for gale commission.
Forty acres ofland situated on the bluff one and a
haIfmles Of Court House, having upon II sever
al fine views"f river. The cheapest property in the
vicinity of davenport. Can be bought very low by
applying soon.
several desirable housesi IN the city for sae cheap.
Impro we'd ia rms in Scott county near Davenport
Alarge quantity ofunmproved land in Scott, Clin-
ion, Cedar sd Muscatine counties.
May l6, 1855 TALLMAN & POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS.
TIE undersigned are now prepared to procure
l Land Warrants for llpersons entitled to them
under the late act of Congress. aH
Land Warrants located in aayo ee inth state.
TALLMAN ~ POWER;
April 49, ia55dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25
NOTICE

MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security.
INl Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, aceeptances discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Commission
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLMAN q POWERS,
Office Wey's Store, South side of Second street
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25
Lors IN UPPER D1vENP01T.

have for sale number of beautiful lots In upper
Davenport on the Mississippi River, one and a nals
miles from the Railroad Bridge. afording besutnu
sites for private residences taying hne views OF Dav
EXPORT Rock Island az Moline also of the river for
several miles East and West Some OF these lots arc
we'll adapted for many kinds of manufacturing bus-
ness and upon the others fine stone quarries
This property is divided into lots to suit purchasers
Terms will be ~ accommodating.
GEO. L. NICHOLS,
SEPT Cor. Main q sdsts'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25
Town of Walcott.

w have for sale hundred choice b1hdnG lots
w in the Town . WsIeott and my we'd Ataatee
acre lots the vient, of said Town, all
we will sell to actual settlers liberal terms.
Sentember ,st iS55 COOK g. SARGEeY.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25

Cook g. SARGENT, Davenport.
Cook, SARGENT & PARKER, Rock Island.
Cook, Sal. jENT & DowNEY, 10. City, 10.
Cook, SAR, Mt &, ,oK, Fl. d. Moines. 10.
May Sd, less
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

"A MlRRy CHRIsI"As
-. wish all Of our readers "mery
".;',m.sp and many returns Of the season.
|r.,;,e all the changes wrought W tiie in
f",,,ioa spirit Of modern tines Christmas
/. msrrv Christmas still, and there
.s,,l linssr ~ our northsrn CHINE,
-. ,smasnls OF the good old time
:. fact SO far from beco ming more OBJ
~. we think the observance OF the day
aYh,, 10 the cottage a. tho crown.
p,,ueh, t,dings OF salvation down"
t.,,v with increased beartsomeness' TINS
mall for as has often been said Of late, we
-. too few holidays. and we would be a
,opier and perhaps better people if our
,..sons Of recreation were more frequent
rrn.ng that the present Christmas will be
- If more than ordinary enjoyment to our
lend, and patrons. and that they may all
. here to participate in the festivities or
!, next anniversary, we again salute 'hem
Al the good, old,fashioned greeting,-A
,suy Christmas to you all
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25
Clinton, Clinton County, low

JDersons DESTROYS of information concerning t,ts
IL point can see plat Of the new Town ana Obtain
ull particulars of prices oflots. by calling on
GEO. II. PARkkR.
Office over Wiley's Grocer, Store, 2dSt.
nav. Am
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25
Danking.
KERS--

MACKLoT K CoRgIN, Davenport, Iowa.
MACkLOT, CoRBlN q, WHITE, III Dcsaoines, 10.
REFER TO
Messrs p. CHoTEAUJa. d CO..
JOHN Thompson, Esq :, Banker, I New York.
CAsuIRR AMERICAN ExcHAsgK BAsK,)
Messrs. TEssoN Il DAsJEs, Bankers,J
ss Lucas 81 SIMosDs, = ST. Louis.
g l.. A. BENoIsT a. Co.'s
Cashier tlanc Bank, Boston, Mass., Messrs .Thomp
son Dude suys, Baltimore, Il. X Swift Esq. banker
Chicago, Ill.
1,ISf I Az u 4 MI q q /, fNXru 4 McR
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25

EkchanEo
On allparts ofthe United statee boueht and s0eA.
COOK SARGENT COOK,
Bank re- and Land gents,
Fort Das u 0ines, lows.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25
Selling Rates Of Exchange
BY COOK SARGENT.
Fort Des Moines Land Agency.

THE under ned have for sale Land WsrraAts o
different sizes, which they will sellfor cash OF On
time to suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention TO selection aad
loca ton Of lands in Fort Des MoiDes Fort DoAgos
Charitan and other Western Land Distrets. Aies -
payment Oftaxes and land business go0efahy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

eyRusTEEgs ssLE or 4 saLUssLE BufLDiNe LoT,--pas-
decrr* - "a th~ issc 81 Ceinsa
fs arsaroa roaay, msas
iase@ 3tratse. lspa q Hsses Asvsf~t aases
Mssx~-s
defendants, tAs
al rfrnst~s -sta,,ssy
al maj ssrvs
Il " washington ssa distinguished spo"
ssusa pan ~ sad etc @ uoab-red .~vss, 90 - as"v
rA.va sfT1 ~nh Al
49, .,.~uiar me sBRaTte ssncs b.innrsax
~
t~ AT hss p-rsi ~ tfoass ~
3 cssy let aams~fea srht 60 sasse sae-r~a
nsarsa t9 hs shsr~"ss"
hcioesing - -.
Tn. ses.ss third tms ~ sad
r,~ Psy@~nt~ -" ~ ar sna NE
fae dsr sa'~, rr ~~srh
-ss pucssssr stss
~ "''"~f - w. wEaH, Trsst~e.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
s..at
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Read Euts, Baus,s Land and General Agsasg Ea-Aag
Cry
CHARLES * SHERMAN, attorney -astas, ant IAA1ES c.
y WALKER, Tennessee, resalas
Repr together par
lsc
scrpy established Gears Claims. Cnsfe-s she severed
asgaftaeH&
ia all Ciaips, iavolvss
al q4csa,ns they Charles
snuusa experienced lawyer
Thsy prsoaa and steeo ali business
tsAhng leatiss, s-iitag aaa earcaasins real
refer mbsrs " Congress
AID rsps, aud the correspondents
bic Charles g. Sherman
Oses Thfri % sadshy's Hotel
ApritsEl-~0afa&Sp
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

Il aNSFFE'S SALE or THEE STORY BFfck AoUsE ON
ssi@ee i2zh ard sn str-p On Monday Nseracor
AA er7ca subscexr VIII sell
hy vtgtae ast 4ay
Ii y a t. i7s. 49, 81 the aas
No ~,
49, gronHs - 9 inches sheet. and runnys back
la9 alley thereon,
ss.ng sHh'sr sailt tay hes hcass conantss
fefnsN tv-lss eishsesa
aaaas secured o. ta- p0prry sse
bearing fHeFsst
N - is,a complied WITHIN ave
hs vht Fss~u, ms fiss and
oil hs Seganaag FarehsssF.
JsA 4. MCGUIRE,
44--lhrAGs
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VALUABLE thRRnYED PROPERTY AT PBRLsC SALE
Y" TUESDAY, May ~ AZ aelsck,
"a tns the sysa fbsssutsni
property tho southwest
and hoe purposes and nor whseh II dw.ssned
bow oerapis has Z" superior lhe in
saa IN hr jmm@tta'e once
fasDt Onice
10 II great permanent value.
The hnldiag uyrs flass~~ WITH
hr SIDEWALK granite a~odaoas and ~s -adce
.a nsa~onry " y sew tn eonspee and ne under
lease BY the arssenH aecupsat
Tefrns Of sae One twelve
rscafea w deed
tass Teyancsng AZ ne ea-l os purchaser
MeCufsY,
Mays sEesspnsef,
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Grand Exhibition and May Ball at the National
Theatre to be repeated.

pR0F- n. W. NUMBER respectfully
aud buadsrs being
paved ~ Grand Bail
weather.
IL Thnssoay ioth
81 'oe received invitations
The asra sa.fe ION by nearly aaao person.. uooa
ihs tt sufficient guarantee being
attended second
much lager hand has heen rnaagd and viii he
with Of heir chs ce~t pieces
riekets mas had aeipa so,sis Mr. r. Els
music sIas
The respectfully every
afternoon rehearsal, the usual hasr.
SIT
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~ J. c. aeeuInE. Auesianser.

pEEENp ruRY sALg OF TfiE STEAMER uNION.-on FRI
day June l. IL O'Clock, Pages whsrf toot OF
sell, without the
called h Enen ~ pfeseaS running hetween ,bs
ciiy Ntrsmafs-
fhts built tn Washington city tas 1852
49, breadth bes "a feet iacss depth hold
fseflD
earUig'enf Her IS ars,c- evvat Ave
Perkins, sexFndria. Vie
GINA
faa5sns ualoeataz freight
hal eash the residue s.k moeins with
sstisfaesast scared JAS, Z. Mcguire,
a--en&ss A1siiuneer.
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Agents Wanted.

ss-f took for Erxry Naa's Library
roa AGENTS Just published entitled
UU rreheasvr Geography aud History. Anc and Modern,
Nhot~ weird; hy n q. Gaoarea, late American
PaEe Elegantly hound and beautifully
sod cnly ~ Prize % Appiesns Should specify what
they wEasd FOR fni
w,out Il. ss5ilou puAiisae lT4 william
street. New York
May s-tE
y ERta ~ KATegs. Water-Goaisrs- ice Cream
~ seaers hsceivns TINS day supply q Watsr.ans pat
universally Acknowledged be the
sekl-eraor pnbc variety
patent warranted produce
tve minutes.
Wafer coolers, all 8.
OF hnassarnishng goods
all ~ which Will be scid AZ very low prices.
q. w. sDgELER
IL 24--sUSGs Iron Hall.
lAHRIaGEs and arne.. sais---Taa 4aA-csissr
v sale
faniiiy carriage
DOCTORS phstsaa
sci dognle haEne4s
j ress do
Both carriages order thoroughly nsa-
but &tsls
Prices low and favorable.
JAS. q MCGUIRE,
40 Q4-eod6I Aucu0nesr and SaGssnissi0n Merchant
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e !. 4. -. y ~ -.

Pan ApEtFsiA May "a Gre broke cot Ia the woods ave
miles above hhlevis In Cumberland county, TIE
side q Maurice river 1t spread rapidly and soon psnned
toe river The sxercns 81 the citizens vbo
o'ss arrested the violence Of the hre bat heavy fall Of
rain required to entirely subdue the progress o. the
aagratsa-
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Law Notice.

G.. scaExcg, coRwIs, o.. WEBB,
DAY ton. uAin nuas, Washington, II. C.
scHEACk, CoRwIE, s. WEBB.
% law ts of ciams and the supreme Conrf Of
given they
regularly the
Washington gRsiaa;iy. q whenever necessary.
The ~ Wasenccn cry letters
their saaf basin sisy be Addressed.
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CAL " EW 8.

sEeoSn Ma aALL At THE NkrioSAl.--By referring Ia
our advertising eoIanns win be that Professor Nun
der has been prevailed repeat the grand May ball which
was given with such brilliant On Thursday evening
OF last week deviation will made from the FIRST
attractive programme, look still larger and more
brilliant audience than the the occasion already
ferredta,
oFESISe o. THE Msrsopsr EPiscopAL CHrnca os CApI.
rot HLtThe Methodist Episcopal Church on Capitol
hin win be opened for Divine worship NEXT SanGav Nav
lsth on which occasion Rev James McRey Riley will De
liver discourse at IL O'Clock ia The morning Rev g.
Brooke, Of Geargstowu o'clock, and Rev. Isaac r
Cook, Of Baltimore, At o'clock in the evening.
We learn from The Alexandria Gazette that the receipts "a
coal BY the canal during the month % April amounted
1917 tons.
wssaixsroS AarrorcT.--Thers are goodiy namaer Of
contractors city from distant parts 81 ths country
attracted here BY proposals for bading
Aqurduc This Is The last DAY for the reception q the Bids
The Musical Convention Smithsonian Instita-
tioa sA morning. and will remain in dayz
We do not know how many States viii be represented but
juaQag from the number Of delegates 10 city
should SAY that there deep and widespread interest
es IN regard tina proper appreciation and cultivation Il
church music.
few days ago the Nes YORK and ssltirora papers fur
nshed the psasnt particulars Of which one wo.
mans husband eh with another msn's wife Nor va,
this all The ascending husband before he home with
such disgrsceul sbruptnss succeeded having note dis.
counted his local bank (Port Deposit Nd 5000
The Baltimore Sun ssys that tine Of this ss-roher
recipient a baaA favor w. W. Levy who Formerly
kept hotel In Washington. Tho Hartford aadonan says
wbehsr Levy win return to this place and adjust his Pc
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ccny Affairs here the fstsre yin drt~run AttArhent.
bare already been sasd his property and t~ xmnt
WV shfee nave been pru=apty paid b. his wiie Mrs.
s persons aoabt whether Mrs. Deaser il 9th him
circumstances rather indicate thew are together
opeaing 81 public hotel
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Treasury nsparxnsems.
nH.~...s. "A YEN6

March D. iSHG.
NOTICE botevs stocks uailsd
~ srs bowas Or - Ianaasy
for completing Ut ua1
nsmsd, his viii
of said " s rssdus " the
cc.ved sese PRIOR ras nrss day
Tsxseasf GArAarxs1r,
Jssnsry J, fsa5.
time af
March
vi gsg, ise and The her.aaasr
aopeG,
amy consxat within stated,
offered. THE dirty usslrd
ssAss by
ss transmitted whereof,
viii ~
4. TIE a,ue sps~ia@s c~rsncxis.
= VI the anhsxrd ny as act ~
hs
1917, sds-s~h~ 3s De-
prss~s n~ Jsst
~ AoS ard
aist Of Dseenn~ 1884, tessa"sy cssd ns FsxaA
ind~mnty per cent
rvacs The s~sss, " ~ stsssss
In at6
Psym~ua
eaaGa,
Phstndeybia. dsycrf-
wi ss~~hs III ls sss,es
Trsssusy srfSFs
LANES GUTHRIE
Treasury
Mar s-dJaaeim Tina saaSl
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Irsal N Nssws. Kiassy aaa Fa1e..
NKw ioHz. May s.--Me.sv. KuAev and Fsbrn. srrs
this morning brought before the s The counsel
70 me go eminent ed that the trial be posspons
THIS vAs objected % By the counsel FOR the defendants The
Argament i now progressing.
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rrHo VISIONS ussssary Inssssmsi~ns -
L ssisan. I Laaaar. i-ls.
Bsp,ss Nsssry Tr~ns,.ssA
Ion rs Frvneh
ose~as osaer- R~sula,ioes rs Army,
kesasn. 1884
War once Rssaisfioss saa Us~sness. ionaon.
1b@y Fss4aess Nassanss R~grrses. the As~y 4
lordsn.
ssv=~stai slaaasss sass., has.Av Lac, Ae
Lcudea- +
Eisss. Dweends~s
0aps~.. Honsn~ srAg~s, hr.. s'a s.ssse~ vs~ ios
~ teut Cot
4 LonA.o.
fi-ss's Military ss.orrschy val Le"aon.
Tn.tracsoss mad assui.usss ae.vy Ordinances ! vcs
weaissch.
Mays FRASCk TAYLOR.
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u RUsTEEs rktF W A yEaY VALUABLE BNiLpiNG
m ~ the ard pa fn-sdny sssessass, Aos 1 81 ~
the subscriber, vs'ss 81 deed
dsir fsSsrskS ts".s j. A. -
70 foi-s z5t 81 the tsa ar Wesasnx'ss
~ st ysisaass srsiaa
Va l6 M s ostnr ~ set n iwche~
not a. between @'n ai~s rsn'as ssSx ss s~ r.
-
oss~tsf residue and sw~sv~
"
" eaepsa wwhn Eve
sea ~ tN- rtst
d h. -
An cssseyeaess a, shs est ~ paeshssss
". q. srALDtNC. Trss&e~
JAS e. Mcguire.
May s--sod Aur00eees
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Sew foax, May TcolIector Rasid.ia has received In
to NATION that another large number p&spers sailed from
Antwerp on tbs lsh uno, for this port the chip Leo
pold
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RoAhDss1 ess tAs s~~nsssv --rks Wight waa
prepared IN snsdsvs
svx WAR n~ fHsh nay TA&
sssssu vita ss~ II
s~sghsfus ss~~~f rsss~s~ References f~~ass~s.
0av s-~oH
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rosT oEyicE pEpAnrmEpr


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Angola, Clermout county.
Ada Hardin county.
Aston, Fulton county.
beardsley Fork, Adams county.
hcyds Mills, Coshoeon county
Ii&iley's Mills. Guernsey county.
htnuR Rose, Brown county.
BayAFd Couuabiaua county.
Browns Corners, W ood county,
Cottage Hill, MGsSiagum aounty
Coal Dale, Mnskingum county.
Cherry Grove, Hamilton county.
Campbeilstown, Prebe county
Dixon, Van Vert county.
Damascus Henry county
DlEkrk, Hardin county.
East kinggold, Pekaway county.
Eagle Furnace, yinson county.
Eeksis, Belmont county.
Fast Greenwood, Muskingum county.
dgerton. Williams county.
tlda, ALIEN eoNnsy.
East Monroe, Highland county.
sreeharsh, stark county.
Ftenos, Ashland county.
hreen Camp, Marion county.
fillmore, fuscasawas county.
Goiden Corners, Wayne cpunty.
Holmes Mil. Jefferson county.
hedges Store pickaRay county.
!aaian Camp, Guernsey county,
iadiga, Delaware county.
hoeks, " sync county.
ATby, w yanautt county.
aeystaae, Jackson county.
Laura, Miami county.
licking alley, Mussingum county,
hh1erty Hiil. NOBLE county,
latham, Pike county.
Lakes Corners, Williams county.
late F0tk Ashland county,
Mineral Point Tuscarawss county.
Muse, MuaNingnm county.
Aeahst Harrison coanty.
Naxy,lle, Perry county.
aatehet, Dafks county.
aaataag Haerpsey county.
Mode Point, Van Vert cDunty.
, ggant sietary, Hardin county.
III 1rove, Morgan cnrnsY.
Aoaat leigh, Adams county.
aAlstie, Warren county.
Wv Salisbury, Columbiana county.
Setia star, Darke county.
asofAske. CBlnmhiana county.
GeitA kebtnsun- Crawford county.
SSWth Nsaingtan, Hardin county.
Ss9ada, Wyaadott county.
saite lawrence, Stark county.
Sutt1 saleni, Guernsey county.
~, hampshire. Aaglsixe county.
Noise centre, heigs county.
SSsseofn, ogccme county.
Ias Washington COUNTY.
sssIans, ADAMS county
EaFSlaau, Geaaga eaaEtv
5Ieasani View Highland county.
bbs.ersnn's Station, Mani coanty.
allArasel Williams county,
b,s1aoargh DaFke county.
Elaroe, Stark county
A4oN, stark county
s'mptou, Holmes cuantv
SSssson's Corners, Medina county.
bgfhsrry, Morgan countyg
ssecoon, Nint0n cdantv
hapid Forge, Rose county.
VIA " ale, C0sheet0n county.
soalrtile FHirheld connty.
StAnon -, Harrison county.
GGgneTa, AaskingEn COUNTY
gIksr, Williams county.
Nv Greek, Holmes county
SV4'n Rome, stark county.
SSpeAf Mills, Coiambinna county
ppagr hldge, Putnam esanty.
TuIIsei, Washington county.
ESoaas, Morgan ceunty
vardsn, tickaway county.
rroeo'o, Licking county.
vsmoupor', Jefferson county.
''Haa Furnace, Vintnn county.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.


tsDosasas n Ley cysr- The folo~ing magistrates
he District o. Coumbia have been appointed
80 lew court Of the county 81 Washington under o.
Congress
Wsf ~ Roek crs4k.-Joshaa Pierce. HamiIton Lough-
hsroggb
So y Rex Creak.--iIenFy Haw, Zsehariah Walker.
On ~ Gesvysto Ea.Robsrt White, Lewis carbery and
Joseph y. Fearson.
cay ~ WnsAiagsoa.samuel. Drury, George w. Riggs.
l,mes A. Kennedy, and George Msseir.
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standard beverages this aide Of the linz There will
however sin ooLnae the has rIng zsd kind ssenfioas
for which the popular hoRs~s the American side
justly celebrated and q which no legislation deprive
usH
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RAPID Passengers taken frosn
Philadelphia Niagara Falls by way Of the Reading rail-
road, in sixteen hours.
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QussEcr May 1.-THE navigation Of the st. Lawrence i
now open Three vessels arrived here yesterdxy.
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L0coMorls s-ESaISg woRKs ALBAsT.We learn (says
the Journal) from reliable that company for
manufacturing locomotive engines in this city has been
ganized with capital OF half million Of dollars From
the weknown energy OF the parties interested who
among the largest capitalists ID The city we entertain
doubt the project win succeed
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A LAnGE SALARY oKcLMEp,Proessor Agassiz Professor
o. Natural History Harvard College Mass has refused
similar prossorshp in the University Of Edinburgh Scot
land nc a salary Of $4,000 per
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<tIFHY taH FFp0a1te Loss
NEwAsK, MAY 6-An afeay, probably involving loss OF
Life, occurred In hia city this morning constable Of the
Eighth ward while engaged in arrestng
saa snd battery attacked by friend OF the
cub when he used swordcane defence and stabbed
bis assalant, named William Baldwin, sach manner that
be is mot expected The officer surrendered him
self, and committed for examination
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NysUaL tSDUCEMETrx.-up~n,nx dag
y ~ and ~
per yard.
pieces aey sss~ss laaas my CENTS
10 Irish hn@ns,
~ doa~n daanssk KsV&as, 0l ~ ~
~ hasn ssssS~ psssw widths, sssoasaassy ow
psic
200 psc~s iswns, = Ia psr yasa,
Iasgr supVay Ia eun61
Eassaa~ras. provsrbtsny prices
A choscs ~ slAs, qvNin~s.
eur stoek Of norAng 6s all knAs fun throughout sh~
svasD
In ali probability sonas much I'M ars
IN The DISTRICT.
Our vasa. ssnsrsa Amy eonsampaoa
b gh~st excsilrncH.
snaas 10
Delay seuhnx hill pvrssu sxpsesd 10 occur
sDck and BIZ
advantage rssn fsnu purchasing where
ptiSe
asucles4 prices dsslng
RERKY u nROs HER,
8~ "CeRua AUaxss," building,
May s-stdn Opposite CSAU~ MARKET
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Ssw fosk, May Cotton Is dali, and downward Flour
has advanced Ga l25 centssouthern, $40 $iI 3lJs
Wheat hrm with upward tendency. Corn tending
upward and the market hrmsaIes Of mixed at
81 Is. Porkprces SITTER bat yet quosabEy high
erod mess, Sls So Beef Is unchanged with moderate
demand previous rates. Lard is firm, with upward
tendency. Whskey hgher0hio Is held 40 cents
GALES reported.
BALTIMORE, May Flour is translates OF both Howard
and City Mills $40 $40 IS. Wheatnone offered
but quote nomnay Saturday rates Cornssles OF
Is coo basheswhite 81 81 03 yellow 81 OF 81 o.