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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20
We W. FIRM,
AT THE

Empire Boot and Shoe store,
BRADY, Third Door Below Third Street
| a,iions TO the stock formerly owned b!
Mersrs. Potter 4 Phillips,
woad ipvite all former patrons OF Una, nrm IN want
of artcies In their line 10 iaVo, tneh WIN '
VI ''''' Mr.. Butter6eld ..
,.ios with Them and will give his friends nhls
as heretofore. ,, 49, 10 natine {, ents,
French lh a"a " NAB.
Dec It'll dti
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20
Tie Case Of Mrs. Gaines.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Is.
We have one day later in the U. s.
Supreme Court This morning decision
was given in the Mrs. Gaines case, refer
ring the decision of the Second District
Court, and decreeing that Daniel Clark's
will Of 1919 shall be pro dated, and Mrs.
Gaines be pvt in possession of the immense
estate left BY him.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20

100 LATE FOR THE MANS, w G wish the
pvs'masters Mt Davenport and Chicago
would adopt the NewOrleans plan of stamp
lug papers, "too late for the mails" when
!maey are too late. We have a mail from
,avehport every morning, at about o.
n MY. Yet we scarcely ever get q Dayen-
pu'' paper the day il is dated, -and when
We no. It is not till near night. Yesterday,
70 noon, none was pat in our box.
IN X. !, Repub.
:. me suggestion is good one and we hope
may be acted upon SO soon as we get
a.'efs little regulated in our office we
WIZ nave the Gazette in the Post Office be-
lore daylight every morning.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20
FRESH 1RRIVAL.


1OHHDs. new crop \. Orleans Sugar,
III 5's old g. ''
i5bbls. g g Moissses,
30 5. House and s. Fl. Syrup :.
s5ogal. kegs Belshe a syrup .. :.
30 Sacks Rio Coffee,
5boyes - Ground,
100 bbls Winter Apples,
3 Burning Fluid,
10 boxes Star Candies,
3bbls. Tar,
10 . Crushed, Powdered, Clarrd. and Loaf saoas,
20 boxes Mould Candies,
Is Palm, Rosin and Chemical Soap,
IS Gronnd Spices, Mustard and CheeoaAte,
l2 Assorted Pickles,
IS Chests and Boxes Tea,
Is bbIs 4 hlfbbls Naekerel and White Fish,
1906 tbs Bank Cod Fish.
500 bushels Plasiering Hair.
ALSO
Salt in Sacks aud Bbls., Tobacco, Cheese, Nxas,
Glass. and all the articles in the Grocery line Our
stock is entirely new, and selected with particular
regard To be quality of the articles. We warrant
ali the articles sell, and as. we sell for cash we
will sell low. J. NJ. DALZELL e. BRO.
Sov. 10 Cor. cd 4 Perry Sta
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20
a1aa1lln t@
Real estate.

JonS r, II. TALLxAN CHARLES PowE Rs
pouyhseepsie, N. Y. Davenport, Iowa.
TALLNAN Z POWERS.
Attorneys a. Councillors AT Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE, south side Of second street opposite LeClire
Block ,ovcr wiiey's store.
I ASDS boughta nd sold on Commission. Having
1/aso ONCE in Eastern New York, at point
IRON which aiarge emigration bo respected during
the present season, have unusual adv antagea to
dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
TFLoansnegotiateds On Real Estatesecurity.
-REFERENcEs-
New York City. Peughkeepse, NM
Hon. John Van BureR, Hon. Charlesh Rugges,
g. A.C. Flagg, :. Gilbert Dean,
:. Charles O'Conor, g Vasser& Co.,
William .Havsmeyer, 90 Benson LOSING
Anthony J. Blocker, /" Prof. 8. F. b. Morse,
William .Skidmsve. Utica, n. Y.
Albany, n. Y. Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill, Cagyer Porter Chicago, III.
Hogeboome, King and Bsies RK.Swifiand Co.
Erastus Corning. Mile and Fowler,
Apli3d wit W.iR. Wood and Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20

FRESH CoDrIsH-We refer to the "a
e"lsement of Mess.s. BARROW g. Co
VI FRESH Goldfish. This is the first time I'VE
ueaeve that Goldfish has been brought fresh
=" 'h's market. All kinds Of game, butter,
esss' ETC., are constantly kept on hand at
This establishment
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20

hoss.-The price of pork in this market
remains steady at S5@S5.5o, but the sup
Ply seems to be fully equal 10 the demand,
'na there is perhaps more probability of n
decline than an advance.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20

THE FERRY.-We noticed quite as much
ola Jam at the lerry-boat yesterday, us al
any time during the season. We counted
nineteen heavily loaded wagons which had
JUST come over, and more than enough for
a'a'i load were waiting on both sides OF the
iiser' The river was quite full of floating
'ee but the weather having again moderated,
Tue ireezing process is considerably checked.
as only the Davenport is running, she is
Kept as busy as possible Present prospects
indicate rain.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20

So Lots for Sale

THE unde rsigned offer for sale SO desirable
1 their additions to City of Davenport, On iieefN
termsa credit OF o and4 years will be Civ On 70
arties who wiz Baild this season.
June 10Th. Iajs COOK & SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20

LADIES' AND GENTS SHAWLS
TN great variety may be found at No o Main ~:
l Nov >, H. G.. WADSWORTH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20
For the Ladies.

INRENCH kid, White kid, English kia, bronze kio
IL and Velvet slippers.
Also. Kid, Congress. English and French Lasting
Caters. from 81 go TO S2.5 pc pair for sale by
Dee DAWSON, GRIGG Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20

Currants.
y1REsH ZANTE CURRANTS new for sale by
Now JACOB WEAVER, JR. d CO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20
For Sale.

- DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situated On Pa
4 ker's addition to city of davenport. All new
possession given Immediately. Terms liberal.
July 25th, 1855. COOK q SAh0ENI.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20

HAY-Nolicing that hay was selling in
Dubuque at SIG and SIT per ton, induced us
70 ask man who had load for sale what
was the price Of it here ,--and we found that
what we should call very poor article OF
timothy sells at $40 per ton. Thus we go
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20
Town of Waleott.

yXYEhave for sale one hundred choice building ioe
w in the Town Of Waleott and ffU well ttusteA
five acre lots in the vicinity of said Town. all ofwhisA
we will sell to actual settlers liberal terms.
September LIST 1855 COOK q SAhGEfT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20
Fort Des Moines Land Agency
LAND WARRAN rs.

Interior and Atlanta Eank,
Notes Of the above banks will be received AZ oaG
I Banking Houses same rates other eastern -
western currency. COOK Il SARGENT.
Oct ?, So.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20
TALLMAN g. POWERS,
IANn AGENTS.

LAND AGENTS.
Office south side Of Second Street, betUeen
Brady and Main.
Improved Farms, atty property and unimproved
land for sale commission.
Forty acres ofand situated on the bluff and Il
halfmiles westof Court House, having upon tsever-
a fine viewsnf river. The cheapest prope ryin the
vicinity Of Davenport. Can be bought very low by
applying soon. Is
Seyoraidesirable houses lathe city for sale cheap.
Improved farms in Scott county near Davenport
Alarge quantity ofanimprovediandi in Scott, Clin-
ton, Ceda and Muscatine counties.
MAY rs, 1855. TALLMAN Il POWERS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20

SMITHS VARIETY STORE CLosEp.-it
will be seen by n advertisement in anoth-
er column that Mr.. Smith vii! close his
Variety Store Tomorrow for the purpose of
marking down the prices of his Winter
Goods. And on Saturday will open with
greatly reduced prices, go as to close out
MS retail stock before going into the whole
sale trade. AS Mr.. Smith always means
what he says, rare bargains may be expect
60 on and after SATURDAY..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20

In the Georgia Senate on Friday reso-
luton wns introduced for appropriatlng
500 900 10 aid southern men TO emlgrate
TO Kansas AZ an offset to southern emlgra
ton,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20
Lots IN UPPER DAVENPORT.

JDersous DESTROYS Of information concerning th4s
i point can see plat Of the new Town and obtain
ful part culaSs of prices ofos. &c. by calling
GEO. H.PARKER.
Office over wiley's rocery Store, edSt.
nayenporf. Aug. IL '55-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20

the iaDs'
IN Que %
es,rsrdeus
.ss vkrll
The tigy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20

Teas.
snn Iot OF Teas of all kinds, done up in and
\ IN papcrs hish will sell cheap In order TO CLOS
an, 'D' p"P' fnetoi1 C. T. WEBB.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-20

WE are prepared TO obtain Warrants promptly, for
w those entitled 10 receive them under the new
Bounty Land Act. Having reliable agents in Wash
ington Ciy. MhCkIOT n CORRIN.
Meh "A
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-14

IN tbe III. u single generaion and that
Il far better generation which - 10 saeceed
hs sunk IN ths ocean than thA should be permitted b.
cur - stem of commercial policy thai private enterprise
may BE- driven from any q The legitimate channels q
eommerce BY means m bountes fTo-4 tbe national tre
ury
Bur il i said thai am Alxays in opposition and that
the spirit Of resistance which bks 0en hitherto gov
crned nv action has Influenced Il nov. In 70 ts
imputAtion have 0ny sag thai this il the spirit
Nhlch founded fhs great rcpubic and hlch draw
ing commerce Of the World shores IL the
spirit which unclaimed the ifers which legislation
similar IL principe 10 that against Hhicb protest
once fastened upon the Hudson kepress yon dare and
before many centuries shs have passed awsy your grea
and your glory and your commerce Win have gone
sun further West
ny life has been thus far spent among people who
supposed favored such principles those which sane
ton this kind Of legislation and the share Of prosperity
which has fallen to ms oi the direct resali Of anfe,ieed
trade and unreStraDed composition IL IS my wish that
those who Aer shall have the open
field before them.
Ii Is adoration Of the system which has contributed to
All the which have experienced and NOT The mere
desire Of money-nakng which has in this mafer, gov
erned my AcIlon Those who would libel as has the
editor hose flonioas paragraph have exposodthose
az any who baye been hired advocate system Of
the dangers u which they have not taken time
to eontempaiewi not credit this statement Men who
VIII dare charge The President Of ths great nation with
having been brbed TO do act 70 which his duty The
guardian o. the pablo interests involved compelled
him. and which be could not have failed 70 40 without
violation Of his conscience and bis oath and for which
every dsineresed in this ration viii yet honor him
who viii dare charge private citizen with having
yentured 10 offer bribe a high officer Of Siate-w
not credit III for such prefer fAlsebood 10 truth
am mortified a citizen thai such charge Of bTa-
berry should have been made amnst the President Of thss
republic feel aggrieVrd thai the charge Of having Of
ered him bride should have been preferred against
self The only aionement which can make for The re-
proach thus Wiley cast Is 10 pronounce II false
If there has been corruption brought 10 bear in AID OF
the special legislation which has been defeated by the firm
Of the President il my strong hope that il may yet
be disclosed in all its frightful and varied forms
c. VANDERBILT.
NKw YORK March g. 1855
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rHE ADMINISTRATION AND TIE DEMOCRACY or
TENNESSEE.


Our asmocrxte exchanges tom Tennessee show that the
asmOonts Of that State preparing Tor and
susssn eonlest in he elerons which come Of il August
STATE conyen0B nominate candidate for governor
asrs place AT Nashville On The 27fh inst Al meeting
bed IN 4tberora county appoint delegates . tbs STATE
anssniion The foovng patriotic resolutions were unAni-
aously adoFass
= R...a that ne approEe aas administration q Pres-
s4u Pierce both his crrn and domestic poley, as emf
eny es1ssrrAliFe. highly PATRIOTS and anooni-Hinatsd By
scsiarmsn sid certain portons q The nlon y haE
ne, win opporuA the vey q that oppostion pal
rAiss estmsfon and strengthen our eonhoenee
u III
u kno~n a. the Missoari Compromise restricting the IN
ttip a. ax~ry ana the bin establishing the Territories
a ye.ska and kansAs tbs principles Of self government
And AN equality Of rights among the States an act q
asce southern people IN accordance Win The sa'
a union harwony and the constitution
sR.Sssa that Ne have abiding fafh in the capacity
"a tl x,e 4. govern themselves and that free Americans
6uss mot he hound tuihs 70 vote IN obedience % the
ctaca OF others claiming higher order OF intellect Ana
thai the aiasnpt s the knew no8hins 70 deprive men Of Pc
rca privileges Of their religious faith is N oP
position to the spirit constitution the tenengs q the
fAfhers Of republic, and the liberty Of ronseianee
s.Rs-oIued That o. democrats will not be enticed
away from the Support Of hon9red principles and
The that defend them by organization, De II
called By shat uazae II may.
Re4sissa That have beard complaint from the peo
ME az the manner in which talented faithful patriotic
and tried discharged has duties as the executive
Of our state We therefore without brato express oar
rfrce for Andrew johnson candidate for the same
h;vh ice WHICH he has flied with himself and SAT
saction TO his coantryen and that we instruct cur dele
xates 10 the State vote for his nomination and
further that We commend h the voters OF the entire
State worthy Of their zeaoas support at ths NEXT election
feeling confident that generally approved cannot a
az success when the people have decide"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-14

CUT Asy circuy The schooner Union sailed out 81 h,
barber on Wednesday evening for Racine and other ve
ses arg loaded and preparing foow shortly stroas
carfens = hew "a TIE river oaussd BY elng snow
Aa as zoe WI soon disappear Great activity sPPeAFei
IN the streets and among the vessels yesterday
foEf srScuLaTIoHThe foreign demand has caused con
sideTAl4s speculation in pork Chicago paper says
We know q one man who has in the Last two weeks
shPd sx thousand dressed hogs from this market 10 Ne
fork clearing 600 by te operation in that time
y supposed about hundred And fifty thousand hogs
have hsn 70 this market his season about one-kaf 81
demand for IL
TEE NEw YOHE oAzALIt i not expected thai this ca
nal ~ ee opened before the 20sh Of April Last year th,
period named the frs q MAY whea the entire en-
iaraeDeni completed Il supposed the nine q opening
VII be on or about the LIST Of April
Cor. lzARD, or SEERAsKA.--Ths NsbrAskiAn, Aeer no
neng the arrival Of the governor says
The governor is accompanied by his son James s
lard gentlemAn Of manners and
aPPsarnncs who VIII act as has private secretary,
we oeeye il Is the opinion Of every one that the gov
ernor Val contribute very much the harmony and pros
periy q our territorial affairs and have il from him
self aud his friends that be highly pleased with The
greAt progress already made and the brilliant prospects
before U.s.
SFoGT Al WnNTSGros.-A thunderstorm occurred q
Wilmington, North Carolina on Friday afternoon last
Il WAS preceded by unusual darkness rendering
sary 70 light lamps.
EaG TKgT.The city councils Of New York have granted
permission 10 Capt Hnnfora erect mammoth Calior
MIA tent in the Pakno In the city being found biz
enough to hold it.
REv. Dn MISUNDERSTANDING to the report that ID,
late Bishop ives Of North Carolina had reduced
condition, in New York bordering beggary the Free
mans Journal Roman Cathoe) remarks:
This absurd report may, from what we hare heard
have arisen shus There Is person around New York
the Of ives who says be EpscoYalian minis
ter and Says that be the Catholic Church
This person has been in the habit Of soliciting and recey
ing aid from large number ef Catholics the plea Of hi
personal poverty
UNDER ssow-The following rather tough story i
told by the Berkshire MASSACHUSETTS, Eagle
At Tire time of the Of the Sd Of February last
two sheep the farm Of Nathaniel B Nilliams esq O
Lamesboro srayed away and given up by their
for dead being covered up in snowdrifi which filed
ditch behind fence TO the depth about twelve feet Bu
the 2hthree weeks and three days after their disappear
aneetbere being a thaw, il occurred TO Mr. W 70 lool
after their bodies when be discovered small hole in th
and upon enarging IL the sheep discovered in
little in the 10 the size Of feet
less by the heat Of their bodies Nothing disturbed
their hermit fast Of three weeks being released the,
scampered of hrisky the barnwith doubtless com
Portable appetite
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nR. WISE AND THE METHODIST CHURCH.

Although The report that Mr. Wise had asperscd the
Methodist Church is an incredible sehood il is thought
advisable says the Richmond Enquirer that be should
himself contradict the ealanny This he does in the fol-
lowing letter
MoReAxrc (Va-,) March Z, 1855.
nv pEAr received yours Of the nth ult at Fair
mont AT nay eares, leisure reply that the rumor you
.ude TO- that magn-d the Methodist clergy and
90 distrnst Of and dislike the Methodist denomination
speech Richmond elsewhere Is utterly false The
Methodist clergy and congregations Of my county know this
be utterly false especially instrumental in aAyng
the demon Of religious GiscorG Acconac SIX years
ago and among best personal friends and neighbors are
Mehodists of both northern and southern conferences A
cording my means contribute regularly the Of
Mehodism in my county. do protest, and did protest.
against al Protestant well Catholic prestcra't and
Popery and Protestant Poys do dread than do the
Catholic Pope-Pcpes ut home than do Pope In
Italy That ~ the idea have urged, with sacred regard
and for the purity of all epangsal and
with anxiety that there shah be union Of Church and
North America and contamination Of churches
BY with the worldly filth Of politics and parties
write in haste and beg you publish this letter
ton Of the Islander which you say actively and ipuriouy
rropagated-
Yours truly, HENRY A. WISE.
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Proposals for Oil for Light houses.

TREASURY DxYAKrMKxT,
Ofhc~ Board
March TO- 1885.
&EALED PROPOSALS. received this once until
~ the Of March 1855
quafy ol in small
from
xsons exc~cdng Of hy 1--WE
the u New York
shall
h free of other than the the
United
The for under III. foregoing be sub
urua n sprcHc trnpcrnsSs II ~h
burning be
duty be
Lgt House Beard before wn t< scc~pted Al
mxde transportation? VI the OIL
frea warehouse cther place al dxp0Ns
The iimpsA al ~ degrees NJ Fab
renheis
endorsed Proposals. for Oh fns Lsh
directed
sccr-ssry Light Houss Board, Washington, d. g.
tbs
reIsc the lowest from asbss
sadr
BY Inc Liyhs -Hsuse Board
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Mar la-MawtN Secretary.
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HENRY A. WIS
POLITICAL SERMONS AT A FUNERAL.

We have already noticed in our news columns the
tempt now making in New York manufacture political
capital Of the revolving tragedy In that city which
suited in the death Of noted pugsf by the Of
Poole he murdered by member Of gang of bull
Lies which had been for long time opposed the gang
Of which the deceased the recognised leader he
member Of know-nothing lodge and If his death-bed
conversations reported correctly he died IA Amer
esr expressing slight regret for his past sspent life
but great deal that be dying from the attack Of
foreigner What the deceaseds ideas Of American
were know not but do know that from early youth
Until stricken down pride OF his strength be
the associate companion and friend Of buliie prsfght-
rr druEkAras, gamblers and Others dsrepua-
be To maryrize snch man was believed would
powerful stinuanf 10 expiring energies Of know
nothngsm, snd accordingly be has been nartyrised a
few months ago he fought with young rufhan named
Morrissey and whipped him numerically His death is
fairly attributable 70 thar victory hut yet By the fiction Of
know-nothingism be i the victim Of Irish hatred and
his eariy death bis zsa for the Protestant religion
The broad pages Of tie New York journals were filed
with accounts of the funeral of tire unfortunate rnan Six
thousand persons wakei in solemn procession in all the
hahilimenis Of and know-nofhingism and the Ex-
press Informs that upwards Of ro hundred and sg
thousand persons lined the sidewalks of the streets through
witch the funeral corege passed Before the body was
moved from the hense Che bier address deliver
q BY clergyman In which he artfuIy endeavured to in
hae the passions and pradces Of his hearers under the
hnsy Pretex1s ~ depreciation and adrnonshment win
BE seen from the suhjoinsd extracts
"A help being born in TINS plac. We
spner that the irishman loves hf Emerald se
tnsshHan the white elihs Of Albion the Frencban bis
hsAual France that American loves the home
IN birth II il is crime love country there
nanT criminals they in danger c being shot for it,
here many thus In danger. If 10 liable
atnD because he first breafhed air trod
American soil Is time know H. for Heaven only tell
Who viii BE- The victim. They win End that Americans
hsTe intelligence enough know their righ and courage
sanagh 10 maintain them"
The reverend gentleman evidently had Mare Antonyas
address, over The dead body Of Caesar in ais mind when be
Uttered the following
bat would he 1.-THE deerased say to his old associates
iou see e pae eorpsc and have sported together
port DO more war no rBorrprepare meet hr God You
SO have been wicked II had nv life to live over vsla
I'VE differently Prepare die What would he .ar IA
those Of his order Let there be violence IN wvevnv
death II yoG love me- maintain the dignity Of the Law
sssi Re speaks hs sneruieshis murderer you mar,
sed bodys you spit In my free; you deided nv coup
Try you crippled my limb you dug into nv heart
you made my wife widow; yeG made nv boy sn orshnp
Won hrcssht me 70 an snsiueiy death"
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NY ). c. essulRE. A.sss.-~s..

VALUABLE TRACTS or LAND NEAR IRE CITY ar PUB
Ia Tuesday, the
u March. feu desire
Washington
-aun c. oppsss af J~~vs n kysd~y, asess
misss s~satarsou ssa
sesa fhs ~sr esc-tsnt
The
wstsrra Thss* three
u.s- pssrases
property yerainry r~nfi-u~n having business 10
~
,~ssn ne -rn "a ".
hvi-r ~tN sse~
anns ~inhs 4 Jas O. NcGiTEk,
M~rrnf A--eass sBetAensefs
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LOCAL. N L w $.


WAsHIyGroS MONUMENTAL Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore Sur writing from this city yesterday
Considerable sensAton 10 produced here by the orcbls
election Of the superintendent Of the Washington Monument
work from his place this morning BY the order Of the
The incumbent held his post under the appoint
of the old board which atsy superseded by the
election of nothing board The people of the
try who have contributed to this work have right expect
that viii be properly conducted who NAV be
the managers The subject is undergoing nyestgs
ton before the grand jury"
Tonight those talented performers, Thos King and Mons
lie HUE take their benefit. splendid bill given and
among offered Mons shipman, the French
clown Pref j. Mcfarland the great ascension who
win peous from the back of the stage
gallery Nile Rosa, and host Of others, in acts
Afternoon performance win also be given this day, COM
lnenung three O'Clock Prof Mcfarland viii walk
single from Pennsylvania avenue the park to
the Of the Theatre ~ o'clock No charge
this wonderful ascent
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rrUF unaersrea husss~s Leaves
Hrv es~ baa~nsad fsssn"rs
ocss hc Fsrt~~ssf 70 rs Ar,ssss
dp~~ ssis Sc
VII Ne sefse and c~shes h" ssas sn~ ns
aefvsTy ~ tee rssas
every erctsneiss cn~rsee
unnssd sale B-uy rsl ~ ~ msde % ressr -sfseors
~ - & w BoTE-ER
mrrch P-oa~sw fsn tsxn.