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person the provisions Of the act. Il is not

person the provisions Of the act. Il is not
enough that he should have such beverages eK-
posed for sale; they must see him actually en-
gagged in selling them. Thus in every respect
the law is found to provide for higher time in
the liquor trade than was ever before heard Of
in this latitude. All that remains to be desired
is that the prisons and the slusbouses should
now be enlarged to accommodate the increased
number of occupants thst will soon throDg
them; and then New-YOrk may be said TO have
provided for all the social necessities Of her in-
habitants.
Tcere is one suggestion in the Mayors ad-
dress which we cordially approve. This is that
the question should at once be brought to deci-
sion in the Courts. In case the tribunals pro-
nounce it TO be constitutional and extend its
prohibition to foreign liquors in second hands,
The Mayor declares that he shall enforce thai
view Of it as zealously and efectually as he now
proposes to do his own view. We trust that
time may soon arrive.
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FROM BOSTON.

BOSToS, Monday, June %, 1892
letter from Holiness Hole sta es that the revenue
cutter James Campbell anchored Oft there ON sunday
LAYING in charge the British brig Buffalo from New
York Tor Miramichi Nova Scotia The cutter fell IN
with the brig. when number of Germanpassengers
on board appealed for protection, stating they were
engaged in New-York to work on railroads IN Nova
Scoe hut suspected they were in reality designed for
British service in the Cfimea and asked to be taken
out Of the vessel The captain of the cutter WI detm
the brig until the matter has been legally Investigated
full meeting of the Suffolk Bar was held this fore
noon in the law library, and series OF appropriate
resolutions were passed in testimony OF the worm ana
judicial services of the late Judge Wilde.
In the Municipal Court to-day, Paran Stevens OF the
Revere House was tried for violating the new Liquor
law. The Jury returned verdict OF not guilty. -
The American Convention, called by the state
Council of Massachusetts,, will meet in this city
next Thursday It is said that proposition will be
urged TO make the proceedings public.
The National Native Americans" have got out a
platform of principles ia bandbl shape, which they
lake similar ground to that occupied by the Know,
Nothing Ratification Conventions at New-fork and
Philadelphia and the secret principle of the Order IL
entirely abandoned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

Mr.. GREELEY AT CLIcHr.-Se have already pub
Esbed MIR. Greeleys account of bis brief but not un
profitable residence Of Clchy, but the following para
erepb from private letter of bis dated rom the same
place Of elegant retirement Is not without point aud
interest:
Indeed. never in any single day before saw 50
many Americans in Europe have called on me To-
dsy-a happiness which l may owe in part 70 ,heir
knowing just where to find me. Life in PSs Is 50
superficial and exterior that you are discouraged from
calling on your friends by the extreme improoaoilty
offpding one in ten of hem at home. The great ma
iority will be slipping the Bouevards, or dining al
the Palas Roysl, or walking up the Champs Eiysees,
or riding in the Bots de Boulogne, so that your cai
becomes ar empty formula thing of weary star
climbing and grimacing paste-board But call on
friend in Cichy and you very sure to find hun on
hand, and though Not at Home 10 an answer
sometimes returned by our people to calling detri-
menas yet il is here necessarily understood IN tue
neaphorical, cony entiona not the literal primitive
sense that it becomes the wbitest OF all possible white
lies, which not even Mrs. 0pie could reprove with
much austerity."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

We have received from Gov. Johnston Of
Pennsylvania a note warmly denying that at the
Know-Nothing Grand Council he voted for the
Pro-slavery Platform there adopted. He says:
Il did lot vote for said atfoun and do mo- intend
to DO SO hereafter opposed il in Convention, spoke
against its adoption in The Convention. protested
against il and refused all cooperation with any Ma
fi0nGi organisation that recognized or adopted it.
am Ho1c what have been-a firm and consistent OPP
ponent of Slavery extension
We give place to this statement with pleasure,
though we have already published similar one
from another member Of the Council. We were
led into the belief that Gov. Johnston had really
voted for the Pro. Slavery Platform from finding
in The Pittsburgh Gazette a statement to that eff
feet credited to The n. \. Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

ST. LOUIS CHURCH OF BUFFALo.-An attempt has
recently been made to settle the difficulties in which
this Church has become involved. The Rev. Mr..
WeniDeer, Jesuit Missionary, about four weeks ago
was allowed to open The Church on the condition that
be would allude in Objectionable manner to the late
difficulties This pledge it ia claimed he has disre-
garded; he has labored to prejudice the congregation
against the action of the Trustees and by the employ
ment of means not altogether honorable he has appa-
reny obtained the consent of the Church measures
to which il has always been s.outIy opposed One Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

We once more call attention to the meeting
at the Tabernacle this evening, and to the adj
dresses to be delivered there by Mcssrs Starr and
Patterson. The public Of this City will have
no other opportunity of hearing from the lips of
men who have themselves been engaged in con-
test with the mob of Missouri the facts regard
ing their proceedings for the violent introduc-
ton of Slavery into Kansas. Mr.. Starr We know
to be an excellent speaker, and of Mr.. Patter-
son we have similar report. Let there be
crowded house to hear them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26
STATE CENSUS,

Nearly every enlightened nation has adopted the
practice of obtaining a regular or occasional
census of its population, and of its industrial,
social snd moral condition. The extent and
character OF Nations Census usually depend
upon its advancement in civilization; each suc-
ceeding one being more minute and better taken
than the last. The importance of such investi-
cations is too evident to require argument.
When accurately made they afford the best data
on which to ground measures for promoting
the general welfare of society, and the proper
administration Of government. And hence it is
very important that every census should be as
accurate as it is possible to make it. In fact, a
census badly taken is worse than none at all.
1t is universally the case that ignorant persons
hesitate or refuse to answer census inquiries,
which they uniformly suppose to relate to taxa.
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There isyet room for great improvemest IN our
census systems; especially in entrusti6g their
execution TO the most competent persons; and
in increasing the number of enumerators. The
English system is apparently perfect in these
respects, and should he initiated as far as prac-
ticable in this country. That provides for TAX
ing the entire National Census in one day. Each
head of family is previously furnished with
printed schedule to be filed up on that day.
There are three classes or grades of enumera-
tors; of the most numerous class, whose sole
duty is to take charge of the householders sched-
ules, there is one to every five or six hundred
inhabitants. In all of our thickly settled COM
munities, at least, this method might be advan-
tsgeously adopted and we trust it will be in fa-
ture.
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GEyrs's SUMNER HArs.-First on the list,

GENIE'S SUMMER HATS.-flrst on tne Hst,
HIGHT superb original and emnen'ly becoming stands the
0Es DREss HAT Of eason-e magnificent Drab BE aver Of
exquisite proportions fault style, perfect 10 al ia details
and specimen Of workmanship and bnh worthy OF place
exposition Of tbs useful and ornamental arts 1t home o.
abroad Esreca attention directed 10 this fabric because
prcsents an anomaly the branch Of manufacture which 70
beouFs VIZ combination Of two materials both beautiful Ia
their separate conditions but which thus gracefully united form
the ideal Of cac and srstocrac Dress Hat The
SoFr HAT DEPARTMZET
embraces not only the ordinary styles Of the day but upward u
twenty aud manufactured for the prsssu
season. comprising such variety of shapes shades quail
es snd prices that bead or taste can possibly be az
suited BusiDess men, sporting men, travellers, ashonabls
men, and In short all will ind Ia the immense ss50r-nsn
juss the articles they desire The
STRAW HAT DEPARTMENT
rerlese with fabrics from all of tbs world Here VII
Be found Hats from Panama Legh0rn India China England
France Sc well extensive assortment OF
factured articles The
CBILDREss Fancy HAT DEPARTMENT
replenished with fun Summer stock imported
featured and parents invited TO mine h9
new styles which graceful and becoming
20 iuyenes ID any that have preceded them The
CENTLEmES's BOYS Car DEPARTMENT
"A repeusbed with every variety Of travelling sporting and
- GEKIR, No. pa Broadway
opposite 81 Pa1ls Church.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTOS, Monday, june % 800
Tho Navy Depsr;ment to-day received official intel
uoenee which has fixed the conviction in relation to
the loss of the soopofwar Porpoise with her officers
and crew. .,., A..
treoiv between the United States and Japan as ratified
BY tie Emperor. ..-....
The Graid Jury is engaged in examining witnesses
70 ascertain who destroyed the stone presented by the
Government of Rome to the Washington Monument
II il said that Captain Forrest has been ordered TO
tae command of the Washington Navy Yard.
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the Objectionable features In the proposed os's OF set
tlemst is that he Trustees are to be the esea' not
Of the congregation out OF the clergy and tiei acts
are to have no binding force without the sanction Oh
the prest and prelate. As things now stand we Jae
he affairs of the Church further from en- amicaoe
act. lement than ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

m. ylblcan State Conven-
MAssAoHUstIIs-.i !. INDUS on the 18th of July.
ton of Ohio will meet s'.ld on the same day, which
A mass meeting Is to sachuse.is and other distin.
Charles SUMMIT oss. Great numbers of the citi-
guished men WIN Mo sympathize with the move.
zens Of sister Stat be present.
meut are expect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

E,ov P,,v,,,A.-By an Extra rom ave fire oc -
7it Rr Dal.lS we learn that destr Dock yorS
c anT on se 18th inst in her ara
I I On 1sland one of the large nts IT, o.o'e
t ,s'ol consumed, with the G ''' 40
..od nj fr6 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

TIE GREAT WONDER Everybody who has
.A ovvp Broadway the past week two land who has
oo has psssed note the gong 90 a. the cor
sxsmed Reilly another has ejsculated, what tass,
h.s third has pronounced the picture Of In
p,s amid ali the beauty contenp atsd
there was perysaiBe Of the useful aud the bosa
charming union OF the necesay aud sne 9xanoqs way the
oous u tho awning alone THE machinery
was nsBufsctured by Mr. De Bow, al b. Milers No %
West Broadway ooeasonec wofa Of intcosations sad was
who could be that fitting up such fairy palace Of trade
Who ccad he be with much choice artistic taste and sGch
generous spirit Of entepe Who could he be with busins
ronsse enough 20 Justify such oGbsy He Halter
that manifest Everything bespoke that fact Bat
full Of Hatters lees successful Ia their way The
surprisingly great al admitted 70 be KNOX But KNOX iet
established himself az No 5J Broadway ana al NO -
Pfons Could he need another sore and one on 50 grand
scale this, Then the out IL p1 ksox hs had
easd tins when the buidng put De had
given 20 his limits Fut9nt and together With his
Broadway intended 70 display the elegance OF m
urotue fstos Of bis business and the with which
be coud Handsomely HAT all Newfork IN tbs new and re-
oherek( depository Of fashiOn.
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SCHOONER RAISED.

STosINGToS, Monday June 25. 1855.
The schooner Bulrush, loaded with copper ore sunk
OFF Watch Hill Keep in February 1854 has been raised
and was broue hit into this port on the 22d inst under
the objection OF Capt Thomas Bell
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ADVERTISEMENTS intended for The WEEKLY tribune Of
this week should be barded in by to-day The immense
edition now of this makes necessary order 70
secure their friends should thus early hand
In fAyOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

The steamship Baltic, with one weeks later
intelligence from Europe, is now in her tenth
day out and may be looked for to-day.
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SUMMER OpENINc.-HArTEns TO GENTLEMEN

DesIcsnRs AND ISrRoDUcERs or SrgLEs-We THs DAY o.
fer 10 the notice Of our patrons ever popular
ROCKY MoUkrAE SnvERY BEAVER HAT
Aso plain Hat peculiarly appreciated
each successive season o. &c,
n,Toduction by us Ia the Rung Department known "a
oft HaDg) will be displayed the skill snd taste OIL our
FRENCH FhBRtcASr,
bose inrpahe pcoductous received per Baltic together
with SELECTIONS from Make Shop will reuier ags
and varied assortment complete.
~ LEARY Co.. Astor House, Broadway
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EROM The PLAINS.

ST. LOUIS Monday, June Is, 1855.
Nineteen Mormon Missionaries with the Utah Mail
arrived at Gibson on the 22d. They met no Sioux on
the route. They expect no danger.
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AewWprk daily W.ibn,re
TUESDAY, JUNE &c, 1855.

THOMAS Boo1H Agent in TRENTON, N J for the sale
Of TIRE TRIBUNE
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
THE PR HIBIroRY LAw-MAss Hyyrry,
TN THE TABERNACLE.

In accordance w. call Issued the friend. Of 4.
Prohbiiory Law asseA7bIed last evening IN TIE r.b.
nace TO the number Of sGoat twenty-five hznd-s,, ],
,isicn TO addresses which Il was announced wouj \.
detN cred by diercn, speakers of this City and fo.
abroad. At n o'clock the messing organized \,
electipg the following persons as officers:
ISAAC J. OLIVER, P,sas,.,
W,5tI, S,f 2; D9pSs' A,s.isut r,.s4..,
yxsrNrAH 7. Books. MgrskE
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DIR. s. s. FITCH, author Of Six Lectures on
conauption &C. Ofce No ia Broadway open daily (Sua.
isy eScsptedj from until O'clock treats Consumption Ash
"a Dsesos Heart and Al Chrome DseAsss OF hAss
sd FeaalsS C0rfultstpo rec
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SNeER's SEWING MACnNEs.-It is fact

SINGERS SEWING MACHNEs-It is a fact
tnown bousa Dc that Of The seA CLorNG HOUSES IA
Newlork making excessive SALES Of SUMNER CoArs az
VEsrs made IN style OF perfect nee never approached
before Those Coas and Vest, lte tlrough0u
buttonhoes by sIScsRsSEwrSs MACHINES Il not ss-aas
thai the Firm referred 70 should have rusA Of business
obtain better prices than their competitors Ihsy have
taken the night nesas oy employing exclusively Singers
MACHINES
These just greatly improved 80 As % run
without snd with very little exeon OF the operator An
other Mechncs liable 20 suits Cox Infringement OF valid
,efenfa Singers only can be bou ght with SAFETY
I. NJ SINGER & Co, No So Broaiwav
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urnnrn,s PArrNr CHA,lrloN FRE-PROor

So HAS PArrSr PowDxa.PaooF LOCKS the same
thsi were awarded separate medals a. u Wofts AZ Lonion
isS1 and ~ the WOiids Faux hewNogk, "a 1853 ana 1854
snd tbis the Lock sud the Only P1wjeProo Locs thar
,ereiyed metal a the London Worts Fa ta.uzn Others
- an 90 and sre noN advertised a. Worlds fais
1870 The subscribers sns their syeats are tho o7 persons
10 make and has PAsgNr CHAMPION SAFE, WA
ANN@ C. HgRRAs s Co.
C,.cp III ,ek Nos 1876 iS7 ard iSo Ws,-st. Nsw-iosk
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pl,.-rn,1 p1.vns -HopAcr WArrRs. 81 81

Broadway the cole sgsocy Of GlLsEsr Co.'S PASos
With and tbs AohAn JAcOB CHicGERNS, hALitrr
A CumSroxs and WooowAaO& BROwss PIANOS a.. az whea
have the iron frame aod vii stand any climate. Iaey az no
Des Boston makes and viii be sold factory prices wlcesas
retail, with liberal discount tor cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

We wish 10 call the particular attention of the

Ladies the advertisement Of BEsKsAS COMPANY IN an
other column Of this mornings paper offering astoush
ng bargains Day GOODS This firm being well known in
ius es community and having the reputation Of doing what
they they will do the sdes would no doubt hnG II 10 eH
nf erect give them q call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

COOP CHANCE.
CARPErs AT CoSr PRIoR TO RSMOvAL.
In consequeuce of or ths st o.
July we are closing out our stock OF
CARPErNcs, on CLOTHS SC, at cost
DovGHrY & Bro,
No 2Jl Buiaiway,
Three doors above the Aston Hogse.
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Health to Ague sufferers may be ever secured by

Health to Ague sufferers may be ever secured by
usps the unfaihnS Anudoe 70 Msara" called RaooESs
Frvrp AND AcuE CusE" each bottle ofwheh bears the e'Fa
cafe of tho celebrated chemist Dr. J. r. Chiffon For sale by
c. II. RrNc c. v. CticEESER o. aud dealers generally.
J. A. REoDEs, Providence r. /
FEATHERS, BEDDING, &C-COnstantly on hand
ccmprsing part large assortment OF hAiR NArTzEssEs
FEATHgR BEDS, PAiLLAssss Cors BEDsTEADs BLASSCrs,
and CoMFoRTERS No $50 ChahamsL, corcer Nh berry
wholesale and retail MARTIN WILLARD. Aseu'.
MELODEoNs.-S ID. 81 II. w. SMITHS MELO-
DSoAs tuned the eul temqegameut p which recently
awarded the hrt PREMIUM Al the National Fax W AsA )a
d. C. can be found ouiy a. No SS BIoatway liberal is.
eppt u,aie So cash rhs sts supplied liberal
torn i'AA-h ~ AAt-ss
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ARTIFICIAL LEGS" PALMER's PATENT" for
usefulness beauty comfort and natural appearance are uni
vailed America Europe. Offices and Manuscts at No
S8 Broadway; No. SIC Chesnutt Phlsdelgha and Spring
field, Mas PALMER q Co.
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RAxK1S's ZEPHYR MEaNo UspEReARMEsTs.-

DOUBLE Action HARP-By Brown Been used
EIGHT months. Pnce $500, will be sold for $S0
Horace WATERS No 533 Broadway.
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STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL.-POugh-
keepsie York. system RECITATION, Practice,
SPEAKING. &c. Send for Catalogue to J. w. FOWLER
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HoLIowAY's OINTMENr-The FIRST Surgeons

HOIIOMANS UINTMENT.-IHt HTBI oUTgtUuS
this great country have generously and noby ended
this valuable their patients aud the public gen
eray Is cure for Wounds Sores and Ulcers when all
other means have failed. Sold at the mandiactores No 20
Madenane New York and No 24i Strand, LONDON and by
MI arnags. 81 . cents. CO. cents and VI per l0t.
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NANTILLAS! MANTILLAs!!-At REDUCED
PRrcrS-s NJ T. TowLE g. Co offer 900 Msnllas consist
Ing MORE Antique rich watered Pou de sole and 0ic6
os Rhine Maniias at great reduction from iornet low
PRICES 10 cse tbs balance their 5pns stock Also so
styles Lace Guipure and Applique Msnas les than any
h1nee in the trade CoLUMBIAk HALL No. 29l Gran1st
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-08

Cheap! Cheap !! Chsap!!!
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Cheap! Cheap }! Chsap!li
BOOTS AND SHOES.
n6Ja J.JORDAN would announce to the citixe ms o
Davenport, and the public, that he has opened .
&Ladies and GentISmen's boot and shoe stofe ad-
toinine Burrows Il Prettyman's store, door
the Iowa Clothing store whore he 10 prepared 10
ufacture boots and shoes Of all descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH.
Pine silk lasting Caters, fancy and plsis
Kossuth Boots; Enameled Patent Paris
Boots, Ties, Bronze Psride; Ark.
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liud,;
Buskins Polka Boots
Alsvge assortment Of Ladies and Misses Children's
Shoes, too numerous 10 mention.
Also q large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern ane French Boots; Congress
Gaiters, Monterey; Jerey Ties;
Plain walking Shoes,
Morocco;
And all kinds Of heavy work. suitable for country,
we'll city custom; all who want neat ht and easy
boot would do well to callat the Davenport Boot aad
Shoe Store. Hand see. June p, ,1ss3-Hu
LEATHER! LEATHERn LEATHER!!!
TAKE NOTICE!
THAT HAIGHT & SEARS New Leather Store on
cd ST., one door from Perry, is now open;
Where can be found at all times full supply OF
Leather Of every description for the Shoe OF Harness
French and American Calf Skins; EDameled, Sole,
Upper Belt and Harness Leather; Morocco Roans,stc
Saddiery Hardware. Japaned, Brass and eilvsr
Plated ofevery kind and quality;
Harness and Coach Trimmings;
ofall kinds; Broad Cl oths; Enameled Cloths;
Patent Leather Laces, Fringes, Webbing, Carriage
Bows Bands Hooks, Rings, and IN short every arm
Gle the Coach Trimmer Harness Maker could wish.
We srespectfuy solicit calls 10 examine eur stock,
feeling confident we can offer such inducemenls a. "
make them customers. HAlGHT q SEARS,
I'd st, one deor from Perry.
May2l-dwIy DAVENPORT.
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Opposition to Monopoly!
Al. G.. ELMORE & CO.,
sriLL cosrIHuE TO DO
EAS TITTINH

TN workmanlike manner. warrantnR all work
Gas tight and asking for pay until Gasts turned
upon our fixtures We are determined that no one
concern shall mon opolze the business the city and
respectfully ask the patronage ofttsnhabitants We
have splendid stock ofhxtnres of Cornelius ma
scture, In the line md suta
BILE al which ci,ixcnsart
requested call and examine at onr rooms No . an.
lN Sd story Wkherwaxs HVG Egtygce cu Rit
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-08
NARRLE W0RKa.

TIME undersigned would respectfully announce 70
the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity, and to all
ory Of their friends that they can be supplied
by calling at his shop Main st.. between First and
Second west side where he viii be pleased 70 FURNISH
CUT STONE of every description ,asi oW ash can %
bought in the Western county.
Italian and American Marb q for Monuments, HEA U
and FOOT STONES. Also superior article of FHE ~
STONE, &C., yery cheap. w. W.hENNEOI'
Davenport, June y, ls5S-eS
For Lease.
A NUMBER Of lots situated In various parts ofh
~ city for lease for term Of years; apply 70
July ia GEO. u. DAVENFoNI'
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Moliue.
SEARS, WOOD 4 CO.,

SEARS, WOOD 4 CO.,
Bedstesd Manufacturers, Lumber Merchant
and Dealers in Plausd Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only esta blishmentin the Westwhere
L SHERW OOD'S CELEBRATED TURNlN G
LATHE is used for turning PRIsAATIC FoRAa; sucha
Nepsls, ,Bsiasters, Bed Posts, Table Legs, andot
work too various to enumerate, with the
.Mouldiags of all iats squares OF any Rum6er sr
taste may suggest. Making the most perfect nd
beautiful work that fancy can desire, sndhsying the
appearance Of costly es'rsd rork.
luna II. I6iA-trN-tf