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VIM: g Spencer, Of Maryland 70 be second lieutenant,
VIM r. Lee Of Virginia, TO be second lieutenant June 80
1855.
Fhitd Regiment Of iaJanry.
Edwin a. Morron Of New Mexico to be second lieuten-
ant, June 49, 1855.
Fourth Regiment Of hfanty.
ST. Clair bearing, Of Georgia, to be second lieutenant
Murray Randolph, Of Mississippi to be second lieutenant
Arthur sbaa of Georgia. be lieutenant June &c.
BeaIl c. Compton, ofNew York, TO be second lieutenant
FyM Regiment Of h.taasys
Edmund Freeman Massachusetts,, be second leuten
Charles g. Lynde, Of Texas, to be second lieutenant june
20, 1855.
si1tA Regiaeat Of Lnfantry
William b. Reynolds OF Illinois, (lae I'd lieutenant 10th
iufantry,) TO DO second lieutenant, May 20, 1855.
B. adcastle Of Maryland to be second lieutenant,
Ralph Abererombe, Of Pennsylvania be second euten-
ant June 80, 1850
Sereth Regiment Of Infantry.
Thomas B. Edelin,, of Maryland, to be second lieutenant
Edward Brooks Of Michigan, TO be second lieutenant
Jesse Wharton of Maryland, to be second lieutenant
June 80 1855.
hsgam Reysnsnt Of IaJaatry.
John O. Taylor, Of Kentucky, to be second lieutenant,
John r. Cooke, of Missouri be second lieutenant June
so, 1855.
Thomas r. Smith, of Missouri, be second lieutenant,
June so, 1865.
Ninth Regiment Of Infantry.
neyet Major Robert Garnct captain in LIST cavalry, to
be major, vce Benham, declined, to date from March 81
1865.
Aonzo Lorng ofyirgins, be first lieutenant vice Har
rscn declined date from March 8 1885, and to stand next
below Ist Lieut.. A. r. Palmer (Decined.l
Edwin r. Merhed, Of Michigan, 70 be first lieatenant
vice Loring declined, date from March D. 1860 and to
stand next below LIST Lieut. A. 7. Palmer. lDecinedl
Robert II. Davis of Mississippi to be first lieutenant vice
Ten Brock, declined, date from March 3 1865, and to
stand next below LIST Lieut.. g. W. Carr.
Nathaniel Wickfe of Kentucky to be second lieutenant,
vice Webb, declined, to date from June 49, 1885.
Tenth Regiment Of Infantry.
First lieutenant Anderson d. Nelson, Of the 9th infantry,
70 be captain Clarke declined to date from March B,
1855, and to stand next below Captain G.. >. Smelling.
company A.
First Lieutenant Henry Heth of 9Th infantry, to be cap
tan Synmes declined to date from March g. 1855, and
to stand next below Captain d. E. Nee. COMPANY E.
John of South Carolina, to be captain vice
Barker whose appointment has been revoked date from
March 1885, and to stand next below Captain j. A. Cove
company XII
II.--The second lieutenants appointed from civil life,
whose commissions the date will take rank rea
lively as follows
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THE VEGETABLE TRADE.-On Wednesday last there were
shipped from Norfolk New York by the Jamestown 5000
baskets tomatoes and about 1000 barrels apples and po
tatoes about third Of which shipped BY Mr. Paine.
The ship could take the quantity offered and the
gates to the wharf had to be closed at ii o'clock.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-28

CEMENT, PLAsTBR, HAIH, sc.
u conasnNy hand splendid article OF cement paser
oA' -, - " "A''" = s LAWToN r. HOOVER,
PotoUnc Lime Kina, one square soun on tns
yuly I7-ecSW Lower Bridge, near Georgetown,
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THEArRIcAL.--James Wallack formerly of the Bowery
Theatre New York. has given up his English Theatre in
Paris Those plays Of "Monsieur Shakespeare in which
aeverybody is killed but the prompte" were not appre
ciated by the French
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non RnMTAt M northwest Of 10Th and streets
(east fton) pleasant rcoms with ov without boao
would be rented sny OF In suites ON very
II early application bs made.
July 6-du
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TnE FAuquier White sulphur springs, Virginia,
the reception Of company and In fur more
attractive condisAon they have been.
gross misrepresentation Against them having been published IN
Fetefshum nssnncer Baltimore Sum- the effect thar
they for the traced 70 an irresponsible
Of aton FOR and the subscriber trust. that he viii
Of magniy and that the respectable
WHEN have gven transferring
their dsabnss the public mind the
dunn. 3f Allen. hAhEh
JuIy I3-dkcplm ft sh tgga5tsss
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CARIBOU hereby notified that their espec
win be made cat 70 he Sd instant ana
ia that each thus he
opportunity Of sxa.nsg the same preparatory 70 set
dement, which time they due and In view
pscunia obgatesa for Tie next month We are CON
urge with sanssnss the necessity Of psompmes upon
the par ofsi. .,x,r ,nr !. <.r,
June 91-Nwlw nOOEl bho, 2 w.
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A HARD mr.--A Charleston IS C) paper, speaking Of
the progress can't umbug and fanatcsm at the North
recently observed We expect to hear yet ola reformed
railroad president drawing crowded houses to hear the
exposition Of the art of raising the wind and all wonderful
,vonders OF New York fnanciering3
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future delivery have been made so CENTS per bushel In
Syracuse New York been made for future
delivery at fifteen cents bushe This is extraordinary
decline IRON 50 rs and 50 bushe which they sold at in
the winter These statements made in the newspapers
OF those places and conradcted We suppose there
fore they strictly true
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r ImEI LIMES LIME t-0rsas reduction in price! Best
b quality wood burnt lime n eighty cents per bnMeL 49,
am now selling quality Of wood burnt lime in Washing
a eighty barrel The kilns and 'ns
yercd IN any ps Of city. This twenty five per cent less
than the market price. ,.,prox HOOVER
potorusc Line Kifns one square south of the
Ju,y I7--ao3v Lower Bridge, Georgetown,
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Romantic TRAGEDY Al CoSEy ISLAND, NDw foRx---A
METHODIST PREACHER DAUGHTER DRowNED-The
New York papers of Thursday morning last contain full
partcuars of most distressing occurrence which took
place at Coney Island the preceding day. One account
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PURE MASS OF oREIn the city of St Louis, Mis-
souri, may be solid mass of iron, weighing l,70O
pounds taken from Pilot knob mountain, and which was
intended be forwarded the Worlds Fair held in Lon
don in 1852 Ii is of the purest ore and although it has
remained exposed the elements for three years past il
exhibits not a spot of rust upon its surface
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Edmund Freeman of Massachusetts, to be second euten
ant June 7, 1850.
Charles j. Lynde, of Texas be second lieutenant june
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
nlisffttailfpns. aaa
WHOLESAEE~AND RETAIL
Drag and R1tsat MOkSe,
- fiiinoisstr ect, two doors sasi OF Buffalo.
HEWRY %. WEED,

HENRY -. WEEOS
TTAs Ia store aslarge stock Of Drugs, Med.e.nes'
Ill Paints oils and Dye Stuns aswasever Orougns
into Rock Island which no offers to the trade AZ
smal Eastern prices, and at relai On ren
reasonable terms As hsstoek WAS purchases IRON ',
pba ans is constantly being replealshed- cus.omess
rau reiy upon getting pueeand unadulter2ied Drugs
Eayp bee for The pest ten years IN the drug traces
he feels coriGcnt in saying that his stock 81 Drugs
eaaaot bc csceHed for qusll,y, variety aud low pri
s ss,.bs Ssl' sss' S. q isss;s 81
eftbc day among ois ars ,hs io,lpw .a,
Jasas sFa9iy Medicines, A assaus An'%en''
sioi ane,s g Nerve and Bone Linimcn,,
c.r.lry g Meaver's SytUp.
aalloway,s Pills, Smiths Tonic syrup.
- Ointment, Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
Hu,l.s SarsaparilIa, India cho,agogoe
Tomnsend,s So. taa Wehstsr's Specific,
i.n,sa,,,s Sc LYONS Kathariou,
MarshaIl's erine Catholicon. W.
B7eaI~H -, lsikUSslES.
wbiewashbrushes,p lsizesPsint Brushes, all sizes,
Hair ss+f.. . Varnish g . =
bruses Ing IL great variety Tooth and Nail Brushes,
PAINTS, PAINTS.
snirits IN rpe n,pe,sg sasIhie Fire rroor aS on
!. yellow = copal vari.auai.
Red Lead dea mfE f" Asrsai,um,
Venetian Fed. 8t E" Bklck LEATHER,
ochre French, White Lead in Oil,
:. American. ziue snnw white, -,
by the barrel or less PARITY.
Persons in want any articles in my line will aud
il greatly to their advantage to give me call. 90
not adv rise prices the amount OF stock have
hand. the price ofnrugs is constantly changing,
and adve riised prices eaosol be relied upon but
customers calling ut my sore'can arai tmesbe sup
Piled atshe iowesim isksl ra Hssey D weep
oeted-tt 20 Illinois street. Rock Island.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
PENYsYIvASIA RAILROAD,
EsA - N -;

THE Grea; Central Route, connecting the Anapn
cieswith The ste rn Northwestern, and SopthMes-
tern States, by continuous Railway direct THIS
yos,l also connects ut Piitsburg with daily Tine OF
Ali nor the Ne rhwestern Lakes: ma
King ihe most direct cheapest and reliable reHff
which FREIGHT can beforwarded 10 ahuifom inc
Great West.
rirsf (,iass..Boot Shoes, nryl $50. % l0Olb
Goods fiu boxes, Furs, Feathers &c.f
second Class. Eook $ d Station)
ery Dry Goods lin eoNcsl, HARDY toc. Ivy 10.
ware Leather, wool &e.
Thf rd Ciass--Anyils. Raggne,I soc. n lOOlb.
Bacon, Pork lin bulky Hemp, DC.
Fourth ella ss- Coffee. Fish, BAL aac q lpclb
con 4 Pork ty.sct cd)i arc q Lard Oily
Inshipping Gosds from any point kas' OF phia
delphia he particuarto mark pack age .ria Psansy
raufa Raifreod." AlfGoods consigned TO the agents
oihis Road al Phadeiphis or Pii.sburg, will be for
W srded without detention. y,
z Fpytcur ArrSrs.-saoses Potter Boston; b. Isl
liott. \. YORK; E J Snceder. Philadelphia; Magraw
a Rooms baltimore: Geo. G. Frtnciscus Pstsbrrg;
Sprirmar 4 Brown, Cincinnati. oha; J. s Moore
heal Loufsviile, Ny; X. c. Meldrnh MADISON
Ind Ratein Co 81. Louis, Mo-; J. s. Mitchell q
Son Evansystfe. Insiana.
H. II. HOUSTON, Geserai Fre,ght az ., rama.
H j. LoMBAE EXT, Sapa. aitoeHd,P
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
.gGspeifies.
FAMILY GROCERY.

TINE subscribe has opened stcck 81 Groceries 10
II his houee Perry betw cen Second and lhira 81,
which he will warraltto DO of The very best qnaiity
and which &c win sell As low ascan be purchased
elsewhere. ss
CIGARS.
A choice lot ofCigarsjust receive andfo saleioW
al Wholesale orrctaii. 1919 :. cprv
Davenport, Decs3d, lsss-dtf /,
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
TIRE subscriber has opened large and choice as
sorsmen. 81 Family Groceries, q esiiss .
BRED SToSE,ste
Front st., nearly opposite the Mills,
A fer desrs AeloW Br~~cEs Prettgmaas:
whe ~ shall always hayeoa hand sf9ii suppl! o.
alisuch articles as every fan.il, needs, viz;
n. Snrsr; Fish sll kinds;
risyseaa !. Bacon. Hamsand Shoulders;
cr,shet Is Picked Pork, Lard;
8 Hand n. O, Mol..I Choice Flour;
SWIM. Corn Meal: ast
Come a nd Teas; Potatoes;
Pepper and Spice; Dried Fruits
Nails and Glass; ~ " ooden Wafes
Stopo Ware: White Lead;
f,ilsnd Turpeutipc: Soar and Candles. Starch; .
And Iaany other articiestoo numcroustc menncn AZ
ofwhich will be sold FOR ready pay 1.-THE lowest pr
ees. - as-F
i wiilalso purchase ell kinds Of Country Produce
Butter. Eggs, Poultry, Wheat. Corn, Qets etrI cic
Nav e4.dtf DAVID A. BURROWS. +,
49,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
Rs.e. ~ bs.xaeu pailadelphia and Pi.tsturgh
pEy,sYIy.SIA RAILROAD.

Three eaily Through Trains, between PhiladelPhia
and pitisburr THE MORNING MAIL TRAN
leaves Fhilacepha for Piitsbnrg at A. ~. anI
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at a. NJ The fASl
LINE leaves phiiadel phia at I r NJ and Pkis burg
far phflndelphia all p. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphiafor PitisbarSh a. II, r.
NJ and Pittshurgfor Philadel phia 81 ~. n.
The above Tines connect al PttsburE With the RAFT
road 10 and fraaa 81. Louis, Mo-; alton haena and
ChicaeoIn.: Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville,
Ky Terre Haate Dayton, sspringiied, BelefsRtine,
Ss,.uss - Tnle3a Cleveland. Columbus, GAINESVILLE.
Mns.lon ant " oe stet ohie: also. vita ihe steam
PACK - Roats from and to NEW ORLEANS, ST. Louis,
Lorrsvfi III ardsGrSc,saeari.
Thronrl Tickets can be had to or from either ofthe
above places. -
Forfnriher particulars see Hand-biisat the amer.
vii, find ,hil the shortest aud most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia, Baltiinore New York. or Bos
ton. r...-s-s 49,. nan,
j MESKIMEy. agt. Passenger Lines. Pats.
pb;laa-tnhia Feb 9Th. 1855 d-ly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
/ IION25T -DlsI.IVisR GOODS


4 BOUT town, Ills true. but believe can furnish
N custoinerswnh articles In ny line Of irade ~
qpatities aud AZ prices such viii ndnc; them 10
conttupe 10 fair share OF II rfavors. linend
10 keep an excellent asserluen of
Tea Green AID Black, from choicest to ca eapesi.
G0fSce-sfiffc re nj kiads. " hofc aud ground
susar-Crnshcd. New Yors Graan atcd, Pdlver
ged. Loaf. Clarified and New Orleans.
Observation-Disclosures ssrap, 5. II. and N o. Mofs.
Kinds
Caiid ies-sperm Star and faiow. - -,
soup Common. Toiict and Shaving, q .as@
ALSO
Prep. Cocoa, GRAHAM FLOUR Corn Neal, Rice,
Corn Starch. go. AaearcDi, Nernsierlh, C.. Tartar
Saef:ssus Stfp. CasD Soda, Yeast Powders, Raisns,
Prunes. in Glass jars. Shaker Preserves, Ctron.
Cnr.aDis, Elaypnag Extracts, Pn kies fepi rsauee,
Tomato Catsup Mustard, Vinegar Sardtnes. Goldfish.
N;Iite6kh, Mackerel. Smoked Hcrrfns Sal Soda os-
ego Pear Starch, 1abe and Dairy Salt. Whaic aud
Lafd Oil, Woodea ware. Eemne0t OF common sloae
ware. 6c. Me- A good ortmeutof
EASTERN STONE WARE. -
FLOUR AND rRlS rxcnaNcep For WHEAT
octiS'55 Is Z. y, BaWhEs,, Ffost stseet. 3
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
TINE RECEIPTS GIVEN.
FROM

NEW aYoBK AND BOSTON.
American Express Co. Proprietors.
A RRANGEMENTS have been made oy wnGh lne
~ above Dispairh is cratled to forward goods at a
more erpedifisss rate thas any iias rssnirg West-
except the regular Express Company.
entirely in ear hiredkycn appropriate to this DIS
patch. aud rnn en- the regular IMMIGRANT PAsskNeks
Tn AIMS. f !,
Marx goods Merchants Dispatch. Care Enli q r.
Davenport, Iowa. and leave memo randlm ofeoltFaei
with us. e@3s*
Forfu rthcr particulars appsto
A. H. IavrsasToN. ACT, ig7 Broadway N y.
n. "a. Kryv. Z. 2 Broad 81 cor State, Boston
or TO the undersigned, Agents for Davenport and
law. %, Ar HULL g. PARISH, Agts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
BELLS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
CHIC GO,
incorporated by the Legislature OF Illinois

In 1853.
THE EXTRAORDINARY PATRONAGE BE-
slowed upon this popular Ina ttution Affords grdt
ii!ihg evidence hat the superior advantages aud
facilities IL Offers for the acquisition OF thorough
COMMERCIAL EuCGATIos ace f4yerabiy appreciated.
The course OF study lie the most steDsiye complete
and thorough ever Introduced into any Commercial
College in this couatry, and comprises practical in
strnetoD IN Book Keeping and accounts - &c TO
all kinds of business; eomplete course Of CONNER
ci-l Calculations; business PenmansbtI the subject
OF Commercial Law; the art of detecting Counterfeit
Bank Notes, sth much other knowledge indspcp-
sable to correct business action. y 2 @ II
The de- ign 81 this Institution heng g. qualify It's
student:t the practical aud Intelligent discharge of
an accountants duties, the school IL therefore cnusd
cred Counting Room, ard the studehtai once intro
dncCd 10 the workings and routine of business; and
fhePraetteGf pGfae OF The education II affords Is nl
eiebiy den onstfated b, the fact, hun
afeds If young men who have entered rom Tue
states ~ Illinois indiaIa, M ebisan Wisconsin.
Iowa, OHIO and New YORK occupy some Of the most
lucrative and responsible business stations and
receiving Salaries rom 81 0to $1,000 each perauuu
peirg greatly beyond their previous pbhii. 10 COM
lnaBd.
The College possesses Iibnfy Of over 1000 vol
uines for the grstuitous use OF It's students. The
ssool is ib'cont nual and tudenis may enter
whenever they please.
Circulars ard Catalogues furnished gralis Oh arph
cation 10 ID. v. BELL, President.
CHresGO. Oct. goth. 1855 -dNsw. ."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
LIGHT, LIGHT4 LIGHT.

y Light.
Gne gal OF Vanderhoofs Fountain Oil costs SIS
Hall pint OF 6 "
tainLanps costs sl.3s
Extra Tin Foot Loaded, - IS J.u
Tin LAMPS - 6 rs
talf pint of the Fountain Oil Will burn dou Bile
wicks giving brilliant and steady light
% hours, or 81 hours Tor u fraction over cent.
The Founttn Lamp holds balfpint, and once filed
aud trimmed viii burn eight evenings Of a hours each
without being rediled or trimmed, Saving i'm.
mense deaf OF trouble, ana removing If the
greaiestobje stoDs % The use of oil.
will beappareBt 80 very WHO examines this
matter that this " by FAR the cheapest aud best light
free of all dagger from explosions, it recommends
itself IS being Just the tLing that every tmiiy
qGires.
The Subscriber for the present is oca ted on Main
bet. trout Second sts.. in W. Jennings Clothing
store, where the public are invited 10 call and exam
inc these lamps. JAS. i. SM ULL,
Ot2adlm Sole Agent e = the State OF Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
Davenport, Rock Island and huseatine
MORNING PACKET.

x>vnz.> THE well-tnown al nd ,eIiablesteam-
Ge%~.iN 4 er LAMaRTiNF, Capt. PHELPS. j.
xassSlissAesg s. Adatr, CLERK, wiilleayothe Daven-
l,oriIan3in, svRRY MORNING at o'cLocK, and Mus
eatine EvEky yyFkIss Al = O'Clock. The travelling
public ru3y reiy the plnciuaiiy the Lamartlbe
TO the hours named.
Forfreigh, or passage apply on board. Apl lsdt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
-fs a1sd DIS f1SCAELLsoIis sssI Iss
Surgtcnl And MscIsSnisal De nsfssi

snrgtcnl And MscIs~Nisa DE- nsfssi
A NNouNcFs to the Ladies' aRdsG snl enc az o..
hianent, IN Rock Island rs anSxrAs Pm. CTR omis
hHthc ari0us 'Ha hes " the ETefaSslOn.g Dr.. ~
has praetsei his ART IN the GIFTED States and mehnv
snee Nv sad 10 Enslnnd fet man yeassssndh ~
abied TO give geteFsi astion. TEE IN ptsrse
rom singe one 10 whole seu onthe paAt aIPro..
60 prne,p E, and al ror-rattcns rertai.ipf !"
Dlmns'y 'eriarmed VITA Recilra ~, snc csre. cc,a
drcn. tiA '73''1f ~ = 'SSs-N nf'Sss's>' W
luircd. Z, yY.,. 49, 49,. ~"'sN'" 4.is A
Ut 70 harces moderate n nd work warranted.
oiuee over Me sr-. Whiuk Or mid kverts Store, ri
gste 3seck Island House. on Iilinsis street. I, i,
tnesla,nss neer streft, between Illinois h'''i
Rock bland, Sept "a less dr. IN tygYqa z
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19

octse. Brady be fsef 4 edtt,s Bavenr<rr
LADIES st5II.E(IE,..
BE Second Quar- ier ofthe as,s,ve nstitu te WILL
de mnfe o'" sdne ssays ssp,esnber ihin sh'e
Our rrangemen,sfora thor6urh course Of srsirss1
non an the vaross depa rtnepts Of the College, ~
ana IN Aseidc 70 moe The dc Of tbe w
apo SPIRIT ofthc tinics. SNsAst W 8928 N3H ~
Hcaimtoxiye l,ructi ttbc rough and eo%1
Pleieco VI studies tap am of our schools ~
young ladies' Yea more, we III Id Ia theie'
% The business offeuiae ,iuca tion. u TED Tsde
lheeohrse OF stndds will be yafialt osnit the GU
guins stances aud nteisctual cappst, ofthe pupil
iHa'oh,n the Primary Department. "a PEI
DO -" usual course, 90
Languages and higher English branches q 60 6"
Z 80 ea.Ta eharsesin tIe Normal or
s'deIartmept.4 ksF 10 a8fa A1e
NUS, oiiPiano. Nj eioaleoD, G lita rand, ST nfdi
Landscape raintIpein on slO ~ y y 90 % 40
"'p H,a crayensnd Pencil ifg4sys
~ S.csaMlhg, Act. each, S o. IN
iar,., Aaeheand oman entai Leather ~
=, "ofk.e aehy yfs2d e. 80 ~ fa1sss 3 90 Z" y
enetoasry, orpa,nental Neesle Werk ..,,gf. 4 l q.
n, vs. a., all their variety, efah, S al ~
niPiomas WILDE givento III ose VI Il Z ON. ~
= ps@ thor ushcoursein tithtr.ofthsgex9 J
Board yithfsrsisbed rooms Inc hiding ss3
\ ~. ,heht stationery Sc ~ 90
An NV rup', tn.n'shesher owBrooIu, Gle ~ W.
,osecurc roolnssos desks AZ day sebo
Stsi mnsfafp,ys ees .had sseTgH. coz DING.
Nh. +. Is, Gosnissa' PSSpn'enH'e
Mss,M. A .auonpsso "a L. Rrinsips'~
pa'ehfer', Aug ss;'3S-Awsf '~v'*'t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
: DRY LUEBER.

HAVE now On hs,,d any quantity Githebes
Zig ugsn IWnjber,
WsRR4N7'FD JHOROUGHL IfN-BRfED.
Having nrci'ssed several iasge WISCONSIN Raits,
and .uppli ed deficiencies from tire Chicago Yards.
10 " a. re = xosskPsi Of all ffEds Of Lui-
her on hsnA Also Pine Shingles. Paibngs, Joi.,s,
NJ Fassiug sos brick honses. Latin. Sc,
m ssll1ce North 0f The Ainsths' shop, you eBlef
IN = XIV by the Cass1t - road. 3 ~ se.s.s.ss
=" Fd ~ ,sdasa. pssdsf. BENZ! D. Wash.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
Carriage for Sale.
COAL!
lowrey, Thomas & Co.,

lowrey, Thomas 6 Co., e.ls shs2sa
HAVE established depot for te.ssie oftL,irsu.
l. peror article of Ceal near the Hal road d ss On
one door frem Webber's Foondry.t asa faei IN
steam IL hns snpcrlorin this Uarket.Njt wiitrbe
delivered Day export IN hotk islnat q ail,
tics snt pusc on Applications al iIsciss urd
Evek and. June b5-du FsRAS@3 mtRs FfA A&E ,snsr
SUGAR Heuse Moiasses III Barrels and Keos
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New Orleans Molasses AZ SO" 6
80 s9asrF i IN store Snyisfs srie BY
.sA@4E3sA NOTICE. tsa@
THE Subscribers intending 40 w absent from the
Z city for short tI,ae, aH orders for NeGowan,s
Doubti Acting tsisaps tcftsWitb bassows Pes'S man
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-19
I ais, Glass, White Lead

A LARGE stock ju.t received dIrectfroln The Man
\ ufaetrrer.. WILSON e. HARLEY.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

MELANCHOLY AND f1rAI Aoapy>1 ~ ! CuuB--Co Coroner
Hilton was called upon yesterday 70 hold inquest 4
the house a Mr.. John Norrei No 25s Henry sres up
the BODY of little cia daughter of 'hc above grnis
nan, Who came 10 her death from compression y the
BRAIN under tbs following eircum The aeseass;
II appeared, along -th r mother. visit 70 Mr.
Hendrchs, ofSo 1s4 EsnrJ street Saturday Afternoon
snd While the child vas playing bind mans bug ~i,h
seme a the eihsIchildrru sbe e.: upon chair
run which she accidentally icli 70 the hs,Jf,
ceiving such injuries tha, teath caused
in a.fs hours afterwards. The dscczsed, ~h0se
name vas Emily Interesting child, u
about pine years Oh -nd was although sdoy'ed
cb1d, aeariy belovs. r. and Mrs norTsn. Dg. wels
BY direction a the Catter mace an exam nation u the
6ocy of the dsosascd and gave It hii oDinon TIA,
a. above stated. Verdict accordingly.
srrTuyD DrAm w rHswsIse --r.Ycnsr fnDn slso
hsld an inquest yesterday, at the loot 4 Twenty nls
street, sorth rive, upon The body fan aAsso~a man.
about 10 years Of sge ~ho babd dgovnsd ~ the
above pint deceased about Eve feet "a iDsist IN
height, vss stcuuy tDt 18th fall face ~ h3A dsfs
brown hair uith large vhsksrs had ~ = slart cly b
o'ere6a bound With gimp tlaei End shls vooa sh -
IAhsI tRurtd tilk veet Canton fanse dfA~sgs, uAIe
cotton hri red flannel Under shlst cei a fs nasxeF.
elte ge~n spt ysiios eoiorcd susveutsst aaf btss
fleth mp fessased hsa b>sn n - -s',f bat -
tNtrt lr tis - Asf 80 tfuf etsk IL bRAtF ttr.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

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no Liverpool ara PlsAslpbia s,s-,asAp csaaBasy has
accepted iha apysntasni y wssarss ~ tbe Bssk ~
n1sryool ~ uYspo All IN Alua4i as.s 1laissy pro
ss,l v Eatoys ~ bssssas a ti.@ fI.srpsl ssa mi
isasrba s'ssaship compa5y IN " Or fhs yr.-ss,
isDe'd . n rhnshslphis by NJ. Jso q. Dss a, .,.as
81 iLs ccnpsny pro. Dm.