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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-06

Brrrno.-The Enquirer, yesterday, in an arti.
tice on the progress Of the canvass, has the fol.
lowing language;
few weeks since, men infested the bar-rooms
OF the hotels Gin Richmond) and disturbed the
quiet Of decent people by their loud offers of bets
against Wise. These individuals ARR NO LONGER
VISIBLE, or Il seen about the streets, are remarked
only for certain air Of modest detection and un-
easy solicitude.n
The Enquirer puts forth this statement for cir
culation among those who know no better. Now
We viii give the public little episode to this ras,e
which will be entertaining TO them.
We are authorized 70 STATE that a gentleman Of
this city, not many weeks since, offered a promi-
nent individual in the Enquirer Office bet OF s5Oo
that Wise lid be defeated. The bet was az.
cepted. A day was appointed to stake the money.
The gentleman went 70 the Enquirer Office to stake
but was put of on some pretext. He returned
once more and was again put of. He il now ready.
voc are authorized 10 say to pony up and stand the
chances. viii the the Enquirer man make himself
visible, or viii he skulk9
We also feel authorized TO make the same pro
position for another gentleman in Fredericksburg
me cakes are hot, LEI them Be 6afered
Richmond Post.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-06

MARYLAND ArrRorRAr1oSs--Th Senate bin
making an appropriation for the Improvement n
the Patspsco river, did not pass the House. II
could not be reached in regular order, and though
Mr.. May made strenuous effort the House refss-
ed TO take It up---yeas 80 nays g. il requiring a
two-third vote. The appropriation of $34, 600 for
the Improvement Of the Naval Academy Al An.
napolis, was also lost. II was Incorporated in tho
navy bill by the Senate, but the House refused to
concur.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-06

The March number Of the Eclectic Medical
Journal" published at Cincinnati, is at hand.
II IL In our opinion valuable journal, ~ well
fr the public ~ for medical mon. II brssthes
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-06

CRYING ron LIvSe.--we are pleased 10 learn
that q. W. Boteier has resumed the business Of
auctionecring and hope he win receive the encour
sgenent from the public which is due to one so
well qualified for the business
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-06
Election.

An election is being held in Alexandria to-
day for municipal officers The following is
the American ticket We entertain no doubt
Of their triumphant election:
Mayor-George p. Wise.
Aaditor.-R. Johnston.
Attorney Christopher Ncale.
Surveyor.-W. d. Stuart.
Superintendent of Gas Works.-J. ]. Campbell.
Superintendent of Police.--Walter L. Penn.
Clerk of the 1farket.-Thomas Wilmington.
Measrer Of Wood and Bark.-John !. Proctor.
Gaager Of Casks and Inspector of Spirits
George McCleish.
Collector Of Iares--Northern District.--John
A. Field.
Collector of Iares-Southern Distyict.-W. R.
Ball.
Chief Engineer Fire Department. s.
Price.
Measwers of Lamber--William Campbell and
William H. Mcknight.
-Assessora William B. Price and Henry Mans
field
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-06

~ An individual was arrested the other dav
in New York for cndeavoring to pick a mans
pocket He said he wasn't used TO the business.
and was trying Ito get his hand I'M
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-06

The Harrisburg Union, Democratic paper, con-
tains strong article in favor of reform in the
administration of the naturalization laws. Some
mode of preventing the gross frauds annually per-
petrated under those acts of Congress should be
devised
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-06

~ A movement Is on foot at Detroit and Mon
roe, TO organize a company under the new Michi-
gan Railroad law, TO build railroad from Detroit
70 Monrce and Tolsdo.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-06

The Baltimore Sun is mistaken in regard to
the cage" Of Judge Gilchrist, of the Court of
Claims. He is in the very prime of manhood;
being considerably under fifty years of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

csvairy reserves o.. m ccsceotrstc 81 ,,r.sd
abe attention psid " ts's arm ineks ~ IL On.
ysisu In B%assrsbis were in eoateupl,tio, tsr
neI year. .GI.
As for the Crimca itself. the INTEL geacs ~
tins stesmer exhibits ITS entire lose to the Re-.
slams &c less certain than il appeared bsisro.
They have suffered terrible blow not olly ~
regards honor and ether points sneered ct "
Fsl,tsf, bot as regsrts both military streagA
AID eichan. esb.e value. The danger Of Ertsss
calsuity 3 them is also N ,st imminent, bv: yst
IL is possible that they may escape it. lac
couple Of week. thing, there may greatly
chsnge. The moral depression Of the Rsssiaas
may reAse when they see that their opp, -
have Get q lgickness Of resolution -
alone ,'.ss.- " fruits Of victory. The pro
visions v ea,e sosAsps failed e. tin,s
may after Al be forthcoming and viva rzr'-
the Grenadiers and the rest OF the second corps
will not fail to make their Appearance. In var
affairs change often and rapidly, and whoever
loses the propItious moment may lose . can
paien or Of least the results Of victory. As
the Russian position 10 unsssailable 10 front,
and the Allies must always be under the nsoes-
city o. maintaining their Communications with
the plateau Of Sevastopol, their base o. eps,a-
tom, the Russians have the advantage Of tbs
central position. Tie Allies, TO tura hsu.
must divide themselves and yet keep strsas
army in reserve for the defense of the long line
from Inkermapn TO Balaklsya; go that this
line being opposed to the unsssailabls Russian
front, about 90. 900 or more Of the allied trooPs
will remain almost useless until the Msckenris
flights are abandoned by the Russians.
We repeat, the position IS impregusble in
front. But it can be turned on both dsaks,
either by Eupatoris or By the south coast not
to speak of the roundabout route Of Kertch.
And If ssch a turning is at empted at once, with
that force which the Allies can now give to il.
we repeat ir must succeed. Blu. if il is not at
tempted, or too late, or with insufficient forces.
nobody can answer for the result. Bat what
ever may happen the question of provisioning
the Russian army must play the most important
part. We have no direct evidence as to tho
state in which it is in this respect, aud the want
of all complete details respecting the ticking of
the south side of Sevastopol aud the circum-
stances connected with it, makes 1t impossible
to Judge for the present. Until, therefore.
we receive definite news on that subject, al
speculstions on the impending military oveats
in the Crimea have but relative value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

Nr. King. for vtic1 reason &c 10 held g, a. o
mach truer friend to tho cs1se Of fseedo L.
Itis very vel known that 6r many years III.
King Wa member Of the socsled Democrat IT,
party, and that, though always much given to
Independence of thought and action, be yet gener-
ally sustained the measures Of that party. Bat
when the attempt was made to fix Slavery u N the
territories acquired from Mexico Ut King reSeIei
and even tn, Comperrial viii not preten mat
he has not borne for many years past ste q And
consistent testimony against the aggressions = The
Slave Power, and against its rDsolent schei'ss to
obtain the control Of the Government. But ct
is of most importance at the present crisis is :
fact that the Nebraska Kansas infamy has from &
inception found in Mr.. King an uncompromisns
and thorough-eoing opponent; that be regards it
as the duty of all good citizens to postpone other
questions and sever old party connections tor the
purpose of setting right that gigantic wrong; and
that his attachment to the policy en- which the
Republican party is based is profound and perfect.
What he has been politically in times past is not
of 90 much Importance IS what he is now and we
dare say that the man or the newspaper cannot be
found which will breathe q doubt of his sin
certy or fidelity to his convictions.
Since The Commercial 10 determined upon q
parallel. il will allow US to say that the man
who. in devotion to the liberties Of his country
breaks away from the party with which his pub
lie career has been identified, and puts himself
into determined opposition to its measures,
seems to us much more worthy Of esteem than
he who sacrifices the cause Of freedom to mere
name. If it is an honor to Washington HUT to
have resisted the annexation of Texas in lS4t,
it is anything but On honor to weakly make him
self accessory to the establishment of Slavery
in Kansas ard the achievements Of A'chison and
StIingfellow in 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
PRESTON KING,

The Commercial Adrertiser contends tia. AZ
long ago as 1s43 and "A PRESTON KING held
opinions en- Slavery extension and kindred ques-
tons different from those be now entertains
In support Of this allegation our contemporary
refers to the journals Of the House of Represen.
tatives to prove that in ls43 Mr.. King voted
sganst the proposition Of Mr.. Adams to admit
anti-slavery petitions; and that in ls43 he gave
his voice in favor Of the admission of Texas.
Though our impression had been otherwise, we
see no reaaon to dispute the evidence sdduced
On these occasions, also, as The Commercial
svers, Washington Hunt voted in opposition to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04
Neip1 lark DAILY 0aibn,rt
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1855.

Owing to the very limited supply Of cattle in
the market yesterday the price Of beef rose -
cwt. This extraordinary rise will be &C.
counted fr by the fact that the arrivals which
were last week SOS, were this week 3,20,
making a difference of 3, l65 in the number in
market. Tie dealers, BY adroit management,
have this week fully compensated themselves
for any Losses they may have incurred from re-
cent deolensions in the price Of cattle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

The Temperance State Convention yesterday
ratified the nomination of Messrs. Mann, Wood
and MuIlin, who are on the Republican State
Ticket, and recommended their friends to vote
for candidates who are sound upon the Liquor
question, without reference to the party to
which they may be attached.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

Dsniel T. Moseley was yesterday nominate
for the Ser ate BY the Soft Shell Democrats Of th
OnoLd District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

LEARY e. Co.'S FALL FAsHION.-The subscrb
su will THIS DAY. Sept accordance with their quar-
tsy custom the Fan Style Of GentlemeDs HArs Our
ten and the public generally think will be particularly
plcad with the style and quality Of the Hats introduced BY
q. the present Autumn, In hsbnes elegance and durability
u has never been surpassed.
Rive offer different goods OF the STYLE at diaer.
emit prices
LEARY 4 Co Aston Hnn.e. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

DR.. s. S. FITCH, author of "SiI Lectures on
Consumption 40. ohee No. ia Broadway, open daily sun.
Say execeped) from until O'Clock consa npto Asth
snd Females Consultation free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

KSAPPs INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASrERs.-
lyon troubled with lame veal bsrt pain In the sss
o. sde DO not delay ba try OF those Invaluable Psss
They VII not fA TO give relief Sold BY 81 Drusrsa 0sn-
crA Depc,, Ne. s.: Hndsoa-sG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-WiGs AND TOrPEEs.
THIS celebrated establishment No Broadway Twelve
private expressly for the application of his famous HAR
DYE BArcHELoRs WIGS and 1orrEKs have improvements
Others exesps In beauty q peculiar
this house The l4gsst stock Of wiGs IN the world
BATcHELoR's, No. Is Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

THE News OF THE FALL OF SEvAsroPOL did
rot create half much stir in this community attended the
psrpdnction Of kuoxs Fail style Of HATS f tsnemens
woa fhey tasty, esssnt graceful aud fashionable
snd have Ner the standard Il f.'hion o. all sens
mon vhs know wNs - what IN such There be
no dspr,s ssese acts for ali rsy satisfy themselves By call
inx ,tTos , and SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

CRIsTADORo's HAIR DYE, WIGS and TOCPEEs
stand preemnent shove al competition suite Of eegan:
private apartments for applying hs famous DYr the created
standard article Of its hind throughout the world His
'tye OF WIGS and TorPrrs perfection itself Wholesale
and retail 81 CsisrADoRo's No 6Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-04

WIGS, WIGS, WiGs.-S,OOo Of those $40 WIGS
always on hand At the Mandatory Of MKDHuR Co.. No q
MAdensne Gentemsn y want Of good wig or toupse
have better Article 81 the above for than
sold u the exsvAnt Broadway stores for IS Back end
kua, brds bands es he, very cheap vho,ssas and retail
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
p 7a77a ~
MisffllaufonS.
LADIES, COLLEGE.

rNprescutinS this Circular 70 The public, he Propr
eior wishes info the M thai me Ladies .oie8e
will open for the reception OF students the So day Of
Nav next, in all its vario usdepsrtmeDn.
Our arfangementsf for thorough courscc insuuc
ton in the various departments of the College, are
annie and on a sralc 10 meet the demands oithe age
and spirit ofihe times.
we sim to give u IRE practical thorough and com
nete course Of studies than any Of our schools for
ypnny Indies Yea, more, we mean 10 take me LEAD
In lhe business offemale education.
Thecoarse Of studies will be varied to suit the cir
enms,ances a nd iuteiiectn capacity ofthe pupil
TUITION In the Primary Department, - 90 per ar
do $50 usual course, ~ .
Language and higher English eranches,s ~
NerE.-Nos rfra chargesln tho Normalor
Teachers department.
Musie'on Plan ID, Melodeen (, Guitarsnd :. q.
Harp, -, CIV w W y 40 M :. 4.
Landscape Paiu,incin Oh. :, 500 :
MonoehTomate, Crayon ana fcnc'i -. =. a.
Drawing, sc, leach, W
Papicr Mache and ornamental Leather
Work. each. ov
Embroidery oman ntal Needle Work,
Sc & :, in all their variety, each, 90
Diplomas Willie givent TO those who COM
p.ete thorougheoursein either ofthe
departments.
Hoard with fur nisheG rooms including
washing. lights tcl, stationery, DC, - 90 "
II tha punil fu shernwn room, etc. y ot :" -
All NAY tnents TO be made in advance.
Ihose wishing TO rooms. or desks day sehoi
"a ,,ns, anu5y soon r. II. COD DING,
Proprietor aud Superintendent.
Ma Ms, T E l. !, c coDO,ss, Principals.
Davenport, mch IS, '55-dwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07

I'M sueserihcr has opened stoek Of Groceries in
/ lis house on Perry estveenSecondsn and Third sts,
which he VII waryartto he Of the very beet Quaiity
and which ne will sell ~ Low ascan BE- purchased
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
Brooms. Broom 9!

l UsTre"eiyedand for sale " hslesale ar Reinhl
- prime lot ofcommon broens.
January III. BURROWS N pRETTfhAN'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Ga@ lM u III :::;.;s:s

THE Great Central Route, connecting the At.an,i
elties With the Western, Northwestern, and SouthMes
tern states, by continuous Railway direct This
road also connects at Piissburg with daily line OF
steamers to ali the Nerthw esiern Lakes; ma
kiur the most direct cheapest and reliable route by
Which ERE III HI eau be forwarded 10 ahdfrom the
Great Vest.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsturghi
First Class..Boots. Shoes. Dry - s ,onib
Goods lin DO xesl, Fnrs, FeaihersSe.,
Second Class Books y >taiion-)
cry, Dry Goods lin hoxesl, Hardy zoe. y LOG 10
ware, Leather, Wool. Nc.
Third Class.-Anvils. Ragging,} soc A lo0Ib
Bacon. Pork lin bull Hemp. DC
Fourth ClasS..Cofee, Fish, Bal a., Is ,oo.b
coo 4 Pork tpack ed) ara & Lard Oil
iFln shipping Goods from any point East Of phila'
delphis. he particuartn mark pack age Psnssgt
raaia Railroad" sllGoads consigned to the tgene
d this Road at phadelrhia or Pittseurg, viii be for
v rdrd without detention =,
PnrtaET AySSrs-Moscs Potter, Boston: J H. FL
lott n York: sneeder. Philadelphia; Mngraw
a Keans baltimore; Geo. Z, Franciscus fittsoarg;
Sprigma, & Brown. Cincinnati. ohin: J. $. Moore.
head, Louisviiie KY; X. c. Meldrnm, Madison,
Ind :; Ratelir 4 Co. 81. Louis, Mos J. S. Mitchell q
Son, Evansville. Indiana
III II. HOUSTON. General Frfirht .isf, Phifa'
H. LoABAEkT, Sgpf. .f!tsona. Pa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
ne. S s, philadelphia and Pittsburgh;
pENNsyLyaNIA RAILROAD.

Tb-rc naily Through Trains, between Phlladelphia
and PntsbarS -TfiE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pitsburg at Il a. NJ. and
Pittsturg for Philadelphia al A. NJ ihE rAsl
fnrphi ndelphia at p, VI. TIE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phiiadc phis for Pittsburgh e. II, r.
M.. ana Pittsbu ~ for Philadelphia at 10. NJ
The above line at PiitsbnrS with the Rail
roads 10 ind frerg 81. Louis, Mo-. Alton Gaena and
ChieagoIn.: Frankfort. Lexington, and Louisville,
XIV; Terre Haute. Dayton, Springfield, Belleientne,
San,.nsky Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Zane.yiiie,
Ma.stINen aud Wooster. Ohio: also, with the steam
Packet Boats frsm and to INV osLrAss, st. LOUIS,
Lc-lsvili aud CrsciSsATt.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either OF Inc
above places.
Forfurtser particulars see Hand bill sat thc diner
ant starting points. Passengers from the West
vii, md this the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia, baltimore, View YORK, or Dos
ton. mn,
THOS, MOORE, Ae'T. Passspfer Ltas., PAha
] MEskIMEN. sgt. Passenger Lines, Ptsts
PhiIadelphia, Feb 9Th, ls53 d-ly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

r.,HR subscriber has received from the Eastern hpd
! Southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
cf goods Of all descriptions in common USE consisting
Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Qusensware. Buffalo Robes,
groceries, Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain. Picking Yarn Cut window Glass,
G. "A. r. !. 4 Kanawha salt Hardware,
xct's and MIL saws Iron, all kinds, Steel assorted
Castings. Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
Wooden ware, Live geese feathers, Pitch d onsum
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stufs, DC,
viii h will be sold AT small advance for Cab. As
int ,d keeping every thing in common use, persons
war articles obtain taem Front stree
attn Brick Store opposite the Mill, Davenport Iowa
une q. fs53-29. J. NJ. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
Railroads.
1895. iooo
CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
qsR ska1 E22
NEW Ann

NEW ARRANGEMENT..
NNaud amer Monday, July Cd, aud until farther NO.
I )Iisc rains Will leave Rock islsnd ~ follows:
lst passenger train at, 10 a ~.
arriving xtChicagoa at, !, :,
ad Passenger Trainst ou
" al E,ssish, train with al class cars ~ IS A NJ
Trains arriving Ut Rock Island.
p..scn,cr trnin a, ~ m
Al Ia do so p NJ
81 Freight, with I'd class cars NJ, lo45
Ali trains over this road in Direct connection "
chicago si,h trains both the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central X. X. to and from Detroit, To-
Icdo Clcve and, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
punkirk Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Albany, New
York philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
to which plaees ek be procured OF s. s. STE
VEINS, Tics ct ag,-. r. X, Depot. RI
Passengers are reminded the necessity Of giving
dis,inc, directions asto the destination Of their bag
gage also tickets before taking tneit sea
Ia The cars conductors collect fares only 10 sta
lions on he ike of the Chicago and Rock Island Kan
road JunN =. Z h.. EAT. y ni 80,
VIII WurrN,s. Asst. Sept Westn piS'sioh'
Rock Island, Jul. I'd, 1855
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
Davenport, Deessa, isss-du

G g a IS.
choicelc. ofCiearsjast received and for sale low
Atw hciesAle orrstaii.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
Engine and MACHINERY for Sale.

ENSIH = 49,. ~.
and eapaciy OF our FIGURING Mil, we offer foi
sale our Engine with steam pipes. pumps, water
hines &c de- Also main shaft, sparr~ he' |, ma q
Ne ke all In good running order, to bede tyered oi
Management. Size ofEnglne. " inch Csihder, :
foot stroke Thi. machinery will De IN eonstaht OPP
grafton until Isl July next. Any parties wishnet TO
nurehs.e ca see the ebinery atwork atany time.
Those intending TO erect steam FIGURING MIL
will obtain great bargain IN procuring 'he ao"se
,ehi,e,y which Is ali in good order, aud taken out
nrly because we wish TO eniid on a larger scale
u.rcb a, dvH BURROWS ~ PRETTfMaS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
9urdic1k'0
NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY

Sc. Corner Of Sseesd and Brady Streets
Davenport, Iowa.
This Gallery is open No pains has been spar
"a n ttting an this establishment for the production
Of in the highest the art capable
efprodueing Clear days best for sis ai shil1ren
Adults taken equally well III any weatneI' gS a.
I'VE goods of every variety constantly on hand ioi
sale Instructions Civ In the Art.
Entrance Oh Brady Street ,,,,n,cx
dec Is, 1859. ". L. nehbien'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
rrrpa1 IyrFIIraENcE OFFICE.

THE unde rsigned has opcneda Generaitntei,lgehs
i Once with complete set Of books IN whieh 70
enter nil kinds of Real and Personal Property Tor safe
~ for rent the names os all Servants who wish Tor
paces In families within the city, also the names OF
Mechanics. Lahore nd hlsbt'
60 alt. 20 who's re in search OF Houses, Lands, r
yuntN &c cannotfai of immediate success IN obtain
ing eitherby calling atmy Office Charges nodefate;
Cali nd register your wants or ordefsaha tne! WIN
receive prompta,enticn. ,txpp,p,n
No mmereiai Buildings.
n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE

Nav yoak City InsurAace comPaay
HJNE OFFICE No. WALL ST., ,, y.
80. s1,,,cs 20 & ~ clAaas sLock, pAvxNPcRr.
~ .sT.a S5ao,ooo-
urass co npaay or yaniIsl nader hciaws Of aen
Sss estahfish.i Sranch Once al passnp ~ snd Sai
0wellimv Eusmscx. Narehsusesss stores
and MercAAAdiSc. -
Also NAxisx avn trLANp NAyieAnes AND isAss
.asr. rfSx Risks os The most favorable terms
49,, ~ .heria,s SssY ID. s. Jeass, Fret
ALEX. W. McGREGoE,
-. a, ,sss Genl Agent
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07

CRESCENT DAGUERREAN GALLERY
ON BRADY, BET ID AND Sd STREETS,
over Mr. Jacobys new Drug Store
THE undersigned take pleasure in Announcing TO
| their friends and the pablo generally that they
have fttes upthe absve Ssy-iigbt Gallery where they
will be pleased to SEQ ladies' and gentlemen whether
,hey wish their nj encsses taken or not.
Fu-nlso pen froms to5t T NJ.
AiIxinas OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS warransea'
Instructions given in the art
Oct. ls5s-dtfw3m X,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
D1vTyPo1r ISsyaAxcE COMPANIES

La, Fra. AID Marine Insurance..
$3.50 &c. 1a.a,.a,a cs-rapiiai e3oe, eca
"ssas1 s al Hartford, Conn.
E,r. tn.ursncc Co.--Capitai $iso,ooo
Nnio@s4' OF New York.
$3.50. ua,s,, Insurance Co.-capitsi S3Sa.ooo
AmShsAA OF ycw York.
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