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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
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Burlington 10 anxious TO have the sp-
ro;nsmsnt Of the Distributing Post Office
and urges hss claims on the ground Of the
amount of business transacted there, We
are clearly Of opinion that Distributing
Post Ofics il not required in this State
Chicago on the east and st. Louis on the
south being Al sufficient. but it ono be es-
tablisheds Davenport unquestionably is the
point. Before anything OF the kind is done,
We hope the Department will examine the
claims of The sespe Give places and confer
it upowssAat city which from locality and
ame Unit Of mail matter received. is best en-
titled to it, So far as the relative amount
of letter business is transacted in Daven-
port and Burlington, we invite attention to
the fact a. revealed in the publication OF
the letter lists Of the respective cities for the
month ending the asth ult, Tae letter list
for Davenport numbered i,osa while that 81
Burlington only reached 345; just oss-th'rd
Of the number Of letters at that date being
in the. most Office Of tie latter city that there
were in the former. the proof OF the
cuddiac,, etc,--we submit it.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

Rev. H. w. BEERS delivered ais intro
ductory lecture on last Saturday evening to
quite arsspectably sized auditory, consider
ing the quantity OF .'free soil'' at present
abounding in our city. The impression
his first effort made was quite favorable, all
seemed well pleased with the manner in
which he treated his subject An effort
will be made to-day 10 secure the delivery
Of his entire course Of iectures, which will
occupy the evenings OF this week, and be
given at the Methodist church. Subject
tbs evening, Opium Eating and Literot,ra.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

The editor OF the Davenport Gaeeitc is
very anxious our city council should use the
basement Of the old church on Union
Square for caaboose SO he can have free
lodgings when he gets on spree over here
and finds il too late TO return before morn
ing. We shall use our influence to have
his wishes carried our. /. Republican.
Bah the joke is second hand, though Sc
riously we regret that too many of our
young men are in the habit Of crossing the
river to Rock Island. for the purpose that
our contemporary gives US from his enlarged
experience.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
sTAxHOPE BURLEIGH,
The Jesuits in our Homes.

sTANHOPE DURLEIGH,
The Jesuits in our Homes,
= NOVEL; by Helen Dhu, in one elegant Is mo
~ volume Of il0pagcs
WHAT The CRITICS THINK.
From rae ". y. Maternal Demoerat.
alt certainty very remarkable book. aud will
command an uubounded degree Of attention. II bears
upon its face idence of much uih that Il can
fail produce deep and con, incns ssion
upon the pu bile mind I" Fa-
From tke GraHits Farmer and Yisitor
sslt is the best American novel ever written, not
excepting Coopers Lcathe rstoekiug Tales OF even
Uncle Toms tabin'"
From lac .SorraH Gaieftt.
We should opine that the fair auhoress had gained
least glimpse Of tn. invisible SAM tits predict.
ell that its safes will exceed those Of Uncie Tom and
fiction Only NAME. we have dout,i il Will ruise
to much greater pitch the pcrvading national
entiment of the Am. riea 10 people"
Frem rae TreHtoR State Gazette.
at tn most dram tic and powerful novel that ha
been written iu this county,, have an uuprr-
eedeuted circulation simply upon II. merits as high
ly wrought work Of fiction. But written, - II has
been with the specific object OF ghenipg the mind
and stirring the h-a rs Of great aud free peop, We
10 not hesitate 10 predict for u such circulation
other American book has had,
From tire Lansirybsrgk Ga.stts.
.'we bcspeak for STA hope I}urlelgh, not nerel,
papul rity equal 10 Uncle Toms Cabin but one
far Surprising m. publication which has for on age
been "a hesed before the American pub ic.''
For sale by WARREN h Ri AVN.
Feb "a. pet tbiHee Davenport,
Illinois st. Rock Island.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
x.ax NssAinsisn.

II is rumore6 that there are tnree latGe
and efficient organization OF the KNOW
Nothings in this city, embracing IN theH
numbers, Wings, Democrats, Free Soliers,
Woolly-hex AMI all sorts aud condition "
men. Who knows!
tits = singular fact that you can never
find a man who will own up to being a
member of the Know Nothing order. You
may suspect your most intimate friend, but
he will deny the charge with emphasis.--
He "knows nothing, about Il. They are
like the Trishman's tiea--pa. your finger on
it, and il isn't therew
Greedy, in his last almanac sttempts TO
account for this popularity, l.; suppos'ng
that the real name of the order is not re-
vealed TO the members until they tie admit
ted tn its higher degrees, 50 that they can
conscientiously swear that they know no
such society, and do not belong to it. He
also saws that the right name is understood
TO be 1.-The Sons OF 10 or Order Of the
Star Spangled Banner" For our part, we
are inclined to believe that this is all gam
mon from beginning to end. We should
like to know how Greedy happens to know
more about it than We do. He certainly IS
not one of'em, and couldn't be it he tried
ever so hard And we regret our sources
Of information, and opportunities Of prying
into secrets. just as good as his.
In fact we have been tearing around this
village day and night for months past, with
our eyes wide open, and have yet seen no
signs of the existence of any such order
Go where you will o nights, visit all the re-
sorts where men most do congregats, and
YOU will always find the same frequeniers
there. There is no thinning out OF the
ranks of loaters, or gentlemen OF leisure
no mysterious absence of the wide awake
fellows who you might safely swear would
be the first to shave finger in the pie" u
any such secret doings were on foot. Watch
ever SO close, and you must be very sharp
even to detect any mysterious signs, mods,
winks, curious grips, or other token OF Sc
cret order.
Wherefore, we have about concluded
that all these rumors are like the stories of
ghosts and hobgoblins told to frighten chill
dren The credu! us youth are very certain
that the awful "critters" are somewhere
about them--in the chimney, or the garnet,
or some other dark corner. But they never
see them--the hobgoblins are never to be
found. ANY how, ii anybody thinks he has
run down genuine Know Nothing, we hope
he will make note of it and report forth
with.-Ksotas Waig.
What is true OF Keokuk may be said Of
Davenport. The impression prevails here
that there is lodge Of Know Nothings,
but where they meet nobody knows and
who are its members nobody can tell. Ask
those whom you suspect Of being identified
with them il such be the fact, and they at
once denounce all such connection and be-
come furiously mad at the implication
Really this is the strangest organization that
has ever been formed in our country, and
yet there are many good things in their
creed, so far as it appears to be known. and
that, we presume, is the very reason they
are increasing so rapldly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

The St. Louis Republican of the 18th ul,.
has the following
"a CAR Loan OF GoLp,--In passing the
office Of the y. S. Assistant Treasurer, Sat
urday night, we noticed an unusual stir
about the door, several persons being en-
gagged in chucking bags Of gold into furni-
ture car. The whole load-amounting to
100000 was transported to Page g. Ba-
cons Banking House, being the cash for a
draft bought by Mr. Bacon in New York"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

. Hs:sHye or SERAsroPoI, Jsn 25.-The
great news Of the day 10 the order received
mis- morning for two French divisions to
march to The aid OF the English, and toeelP
Them in their laborious work lathe trenches.
Our battalion has advanced to the right OF
the English camp 1t is a fact state 1t
with regret that whilst our trenches are
opened to within loo metres OF Sebastopol,
those Of the English are not nearer than
500. Our poor alice are in deploraoie
condition; they die like flies they have no
cavalry, and no men to do the daily work.
As to the Turks, we cannot rely on them !;
they are indoIent. dirty and apnthctic -
From an officer ofhs ChdssenrsT Antique.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

Inc EHgllSh army Is no longer an army.
II only bears the name. OF the $4,000
men which the British Government sent to
the East, there remains at this moment not
more 10000 to 1900, and even those are
not all able to carry arms. | must add tina,
there are, moreover, about 10000 in the
hospitals Of Constantinople, and 900 in the
ambulances at Balaklava-the remainder
have gone to their long home.-Letter Of az,
EagliM Officer, Jan. %.
II Ijor N Donald, OF the S9th, | am inform
ed, was frozen to death in the trenches Oh
the night Of the 10Th OF January, and anoth.
er gallant officer, who fell into deep snow
dritt, most narrowly escaped the same fate.
Both IN the nights OF the 10th, 18th aud 18th
many of the men on sentry and on fatigue
parties were numbed by the cold in such a
manner as 10 expire in few hours after
ward. On the l7,h, fourteen men of the
46th were buried, the majority of the deaths
being caused by the severity of the weather.
and OH the 18th, ten more were inferred
from the same cause. On the latter occas
ion the thaw had commenced, and the bodies
of four Of The ten were discovered among the
tents by the fact of their boots sticking out
Of the snow. believe they were men who
had been employed in fatigue parties, and
who, becoming exhausted, sat down to rest
on reaching their environments, and SO per-
ished miserably. During the continuance
of the severe FROST all the men not actually
on duty used to crowd into the tents, and by
budding together managed to keep them
selves from actual Frost bites. OF course !.
the warmth OF their bodies thawed the groun d
on which they sat into mere puddle. The
unfortunate mn got saturated, and when on
duty their clothes froze to their flesh in such
manner that, on removing the STOCKINGS
Of some, the flesh was stripped off the feet
in large pieces. 1t is not enough to say
that we are unfortunate in the mortality
which prevails. Such TERMS far too weak
to stgmatize the cruel waste Of life which
takes place here every day.
Our men are literally murdered-murder-
ed by neglect, by incapacity, by the etiquette
of military routine, and by every way in
which our endless form of Encouragement
can reach both ofFic RS and privates, old and
young. Naval and military officers exclam
perpetually, "Oh, if we had only coroner
with an English jury here for one day to in.
quire how and by what neglect our men
dled!" This is an expression which, if [!
have heard once, | have heard fifty times
during the lasttwo or three days. All seem
appalled:at the acknowledgement and its de-
plorable results, bat all deny the RESPONSE
billty, and shift the blame from one depart
ment TO another. According to one it is the |
medical staff who are in fault, another lays
II on the commissariat, another the engi-
neersin not making proper roads, while all
agree that to the want of the general sur
veillance Of Lord Raglan over all, much |
very much IL attributable, - Cor London /
H@~4H
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

Sylvester, of the Iowa Reporter, is poking
fun 4. the late Democratic festival He
says tina. sn,any spirited things were doubt
less said.' In speaking OF the creature
comforts in which they INDUCED ps were
very particular 10 say "victuals -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

HIGH RENTS IN New YoRK.-It was the
general expectation that rents in New
York would come down as spring ap-
preached; but under the influence Of an
easier money market, the Herald says
landlords refuse to abate dollar, and
houses are taken at rates which nothing
but miracle can enable tenants 10 pay
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
Street Crossings,

Our corporation should do something
towards improving the street crossings
Our citizens have been heavily taxed to
pave and plank their sidewalks, while the
street crossings remain as they were, these
muddy times almost Questionable. The
evil appeals for remedy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

Some Of the Eastern agrculturists are be-
ginning to croak about the destruction Of
the peach crop. 1t lis the annual complaint.
Though destroyed in some localities there
will be enough raised in other parts OF the
country to compensate for the loss.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

One of the greatest Injuries Of life is to
pay bill; and yet there are some people
we know Of. who never indulge in the thing
at ALL Let such turn round and enjoy the
luxury = Exchange.
Item. try it on the Gazette first
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

Wood is so extravagantly high in cincin-
natl that gentleman. who from boiler ex-
piosion recently had his building blown to
pieces, declares that the boards and shin.
giles were carried off SO soon as they struck
the ground and many of them were not per-
ni,ted to alight, being caught in the air.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

Its said that Augustus Cesar Dodge. in
conformity with good advice, has agreed to
pay two thousand dollars out of his SALARY
as Minister to Spain, in order TO induce .
competent person to accompany him as
Secretary Of Legation. Prof. Dimmity Of
Louisiana, is the person selected, and he is
good linguist and ripe scholar Chicago
Tribune
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

e Weather continues very mild. Yesterday
morning the mercury stood at 80 dogs. and
this morning at 80 dogs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
NOTICE

THE subscriber having purchased the stock and
j taken the staEd occupied by C. Munger as n Cio-
thing Store tai this ehoi to info m the citizens of
Davenport and vicinity that he has commenced the
above business. shall start Fast his day u pur-
chase my spring and summer Clothing, HAS, Caps
and gentlemen's Furnishi z Goods. and will prohab,
about the first of April with ns good stock as
can be purchased in the Eas which will So chiap
! intend keeping 'arge stock or heaas- mare 70
thing Cloths. Cnssimeres and ves,ings, and will be
pre- pa red make garments to order. shall be very
happy to wait on Mr. Munger'snl aid customers and all
others that want goods in my ne at his old stand on
Second street, oppo lite lie Claire W where Mr. NJ
viii remain in my employ for The present.
EDWARD AL, EN-.
The subscriber having sold ont his stock would in
form his old friends that he will remain Mt present AT
his form er stand Second street where he vii be
hspp, attend to their wants which he hoses TO DO
more fully than he has before been able to do.
Davenport MarS3 c. MUNGER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

e Q acres unimproyed land In Iowa county to be
Oh . sold at great bargain. Thisland Is most hap
piiv situated which TO build large tavern With full
assurance OF its coming the county site of Iowa
county, being in town. 20 RliW The Railroad will
run through part Of it. and il is we'll watered by
Old Mans creek. Apply soon or Ills gone to some
fortunate man.
March 5. kADS d 81 EWA hI.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

We have searched through and over and
back again huge pile Of newspapers, and,
reader, You have our gleanings, as it is too
ou.rageously pleasant to write much.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE,

a MILES from Davenport, on the Mississippi river.
The tract OF $50 wall be sod entire, In two
parts: 20 acres are fenced SIS In cultivation the
promises are n comfortable dwelling, barn and othe
out houses an orchard of bearing fruit trees,
failing springs. quarry Of excellent limestone and
abundance Of timber for fuel. Apply 10
ALFREn G. BILLION.
No. LeClaire Row, Davenport.
Feb 10. Gns
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

r IFE and Beauties Of Fanny Fern. Stanhope Bur
l ! leigh, by Helen Dhu Lyric Of the Morning
Land. BY r. l.. Harris. Spritualism, Cd vol by Ed
monds & Dexter. Home for AL. Kinds Farrier.
Small maps Of iowa, &c. Just receiSc dat
Mars MOI LIE CLAIpE GLoCk.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

The snow which fell on the 2lst of jan
usry has at last disappeared, with the excep-
ton of now and then spot where ii has
drifted unusually deep
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
NEW BOOKS,

lust Reed. by u. s. Express
~ The Initials, tale Of NJ odern lie;
The Price of n Crown, or Jeho the iichemis;
by Eugene Sue; his best andla
Ny Coartship and its Consequences, by wtckoH.
Border War, 81 the West, Is, John Frost, l. L. D.
Wif-'s Victory, Is, Mrs Emma ID. Z. n. Soutawor,h
Last Heiress. By do do
Curse OF Clifton,
Th. discarded Daughter :.
Shannondale, IS
The deserted Wife, q
Ths Mother-in-law, Is
For sale by
WARREN 4 RHAwN
Post Office Davenport
lsi'ud City Book Store, Rock Island.
Feb. 26d. '55.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
FOR SALE.
Splendid 9 Story Brick House Z 2 Iats

y
1 HIS house cou'sins 10 rooms. Kitchen and n.,,,,
with large col ar. Lotsiarge and null " frsi, md
ornamental trees, Grapes, Cnfrants, and Shrsbberv
Carriage House. Price d. 600 terms easy Here l.
offered chance for amy desirious of obt,in
ing delightful residence In the most fashion.hl.
par, of the city Cal room ifyou wish prize.
A story new frame building aud beautiful lot ns.,
Of Harrison and 9th streets Price q $50 term.
easy.
Frame dwelling, and 70. for sale yer! cheap IN
-ALSu--
4 beautiful and pleasantly situated Brick House
~ two stories high rooms nbe Basement, good
Stable, Ca rragc House, and pleasant ,tsaIed on
I'd street central part OF the city. Thi. property viii
be sold "a, great bargain and on easy teImi
Also
Lots in West Davenport
~ Lots Ia West Davenport for sale one nfh pay
~ down bal in !, 3 land years, rer ct. ine;e,.
10 be paid annually. These lets contain from 10
acres each Of which is good timber.
Also, from 10 20 acrcslahd Delightfully."- situated for
country residences. from any part ofwhich the city Of
RoeA island. and many miles up and down the nv.r
can be pm. 10 hand bal 2, and years In.
crest al q per Ct.
-ALSi-
Unimproved Land.
oDn ACRES being | of Sec Is ,sSRlE
sD-U in Mascatinc county mile \ ofFaraam.-
On uis Land is OF the finest never falling
springs in the eoenty, very cheap aud terms easy.
Also
40 Acres Land for Sale.
rlNHIS land is one mile from the city, beautiful land
/ on which !. timber enough TO make 100 cords
wood price sioo per acre cash balia nee inc, l:asd
10 mouths.
Also
Unimproved Land for Sale.
ionn ACRES unimproyed land for sale timber.
lSUU and Prairie good running Water ard
good rsod. near stone cool, Grit aid Saw hlis-
Term. easy
Also
Fer Sale.
inn ACRES unimIrcvcd land in seot county
tUU -, 90 per In hand, bal. la & u moh,As
Also
For Sale
Tea ACRES beautiful prairie land in Scott county,
iOU good dog dwelling. some sheds aud cut build
ing aud splendid spring 81 faI ing water, price
81 per acre cash bal. 10 ~ months
EADS x STEWART,
Feb 90 Agents.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

The burning of the Buffalo Poor House,
involves loss to the county of from $780,
900 to 500 900, without insurance.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
THE CHEAP BOOK STORE
or the Upper Mississippi Valley is at
The iowa Book Rooms,

NO. 80 BRADY ST. BET. I'd a. sd,
Davenport, Iowa,
CONSTANTLY OF hand, and for sale for Cash at
\ Eastern prices wholesale retail, IT aent
OF Mi-reIlaneons aud Juvenile Books School aud
aux 'oks. Station ~, Writing Papers and Bonaet
Baards, States, &c., &c. Also q large stock of
Wall Papers, Borders and Curtain Papers.
March Cd, Sd mo lon. ELI ADAMS, Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
Lots for Sale

I Lot on 9Th between lie Claire 4 Farnam ,,re.,..
IL che r. and terms easy.
Also beautiful Lot on Fifth street between PER-,
Rock Island. Applyto
teb22 EADS 4 STEWART
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
1lew ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nice Cheap Home

4 NEAT frame house " it'll rooms wood house and
n kitchen; lot l5o BY 80 feet, with lot south side
hack end - BY IS feet, with 81 frame house on
the same situated Main street above eth. all for
$4,000. wn, balance months If required. There's
ga bargain'' for you if.oA apply soon to
Mars EAUS & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
Springfield, Mass, March I'd.

A fire broke out about 5is O'Clock this
morning, in the brick block linear the rail-
road depot, owned by c. w. Chaplin, and
occupied by Greenleaf g. Taylor, draper
dealers, Browen g. Graws, Hardware, and
Nelson s. Elmer. boot and shoe Dealers
Fire supposed to have originated in some
Spontaneous combustion.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
CHAS. HERRlCK g. co.
Dealers in Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets,
Globes, Shades, Pipe, Fittings, c.

nFPICE and Store room after April Ist, in Room
on ;, cond ST., now occupied by Messrs Wh.take
Grant being the 2ud door above the southeast
ner Of BraGy street.
Attention is directed to the following extract from
the Rn'es aud X gulatians whereby the davenport
Gas Light and Coke Company propose to furnish gas
10 their consumers
SECTION The Company having contracted with
Messrs. has Herrick " Co To put in the service
and house pipe aud fittings. and for the setting OF me-
tres, all applications, therefore, must DO made AZ
heir office, and when their work is complete ana
shall have been proved, under pressure of thirty
inhe Of mereuy, then the gas will be turned on by
-. r. mnany,s II .testoY. Feb 2sth.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
N EW JAIL.

SEALEp proposals may be presented AZ the on e
y Of the County Judge in Davenport, Scott county,
Iowa, between the 5ih da. Of March aud the 9th da,
Of April ID 1855, for the contract ~ building tis
Sen Jail In said county The building Is 10 be .of
stone-fort, two t42) b. fy.two (52) feet In size
containing twenty rooms-afteen for prisoners and
five for Jaiicr
The working plans and specifications may DO seen
during the above period al the said Judges Office.
w. BURRiS, County Judge.
Davenport, March !, 1855 d I'm said County.
Daily Advertiser, Rock Island; Daily Pressaud Tr-
bane. Chicago, copy 3 eel and senn bills TO adv.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
Rose Hill Subdivision.

90 BEAUTIFULLY situated Lots ior o., mau.c
on Sd X 4th streets. ,hi. for
No locality around the city 10 superior !" 'p'' ~
commanding views. Apply early 'ox,rxo,Is.'.r,.
Feb Is. GaF GEO i. Ni.ho,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05
4 BOY WANTED.

BOY WANTED!
4 active. intelligent boy. DESTROYS OF acquiring
~ knowledge ofthe Printing business, can now OBJ
tain good situation on application at this Office.
Gazette Once Feb. ed, IS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-05

WARREN & RHAWN,
BOOKSELLERS a. STATIONERS,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLS DAVENPORT, IOWA.
WHOLESALE ROOMS, ROCK ISLAND.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
BLANK, School 4 Miscellaneous Books,
ENGLISH, FRENCH 4 AMERICAN STATIONERY,
w Ill PAPER.
French Autographs, Cheap Publications, so'0
Pens and Fancy Goods.
Particular attention given TO orders.
,, n. WARRES. w. u. AhA""
Feb. 10.