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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The New York Counciimen. on Friday
evening, appropriated $500. and appointed
special Committee, to entertain Com
mttee from the Boston Common Council,
now in that city.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
A BARGAIN.
w. L. CARROLL,
Architectural Draugh -sman and superin.en-
dem, OF Buildings

Witherwax's Block. % 6 Second Floor
Wenid refer 70 DIR Witherwax, MeMaaus d Shep-
herd and II II SIN til.
Davenport May 9th. 1855 diff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The ST I.oiis Republican denies the state
tent that the Hon EiSard d ties had been
hga,ed BY NJ. Park to prosecute his claims
pr damages aslin,t the persons who threw
8 press ,atc the river, and takes occasion
b show up som, Of the enormities Of which
NJ. 2, is guilty. Read
III l. tine that the public should know
fhO NJ. Park is. We have seen, and found
N mln { very ordinary capacity, with
pane shrewdness in money getting, but
fllh very little general Information. He
quiet, well disposed man, seemingly not
foSeting danger, and always "minding the
niin chance" Publishing to the world a
5efy pathetic statement Of his wrongs, and
Protesting tina, he could not be driven from
a possessions in Kansas. he yet appeared
81. Louis a day or two before the time
ired to lynch him in Kansas, and Patter-
ION was little ahead Of him in his escape
Al their courage oozed out, If, indeed there
was Danger at all, aud they lett for illinois. '
"Qniet, we'll disposed men," it seems
pre-, Just the men who may expect TO be
noobed in Missouri, and the less they SEQ
PEI danger" the safer viii it be for thei
asaalants. On til. point of courage. thu
Ias.I'a'ncer suggests that Mr.. Park "ha
proven his courage in the battle fields o
ieSas, by the side Of the heroic Houston
Ahd Il unwilling to face mob of rutfians
y may not prove entirely safe for man 4
shader him who has not gang Of ruffian
- DIS back to protect n.'- Chicago Pres,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE
rs hereby given that there will be an Election To-
| prec, - ofthc Mississippi aud Missouri Railroad
Compauy held AZ the flee Of said Company. IN th'
CitN ar davenport. scott county, Iowa, on M.haa!
the 4,h day OF June next 1855, al 10 orinek a: ~:
nx.rport Nav ts.55d-,f Secretary
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
0ommorrah.

A French Traveller. Mons. De Sauley.
Processes to have discovered the ruins OF
this ancient city, now bearing the name
OF Charbet-Goumran, or Oumran, on the
borders Of the Dead Sea They extend ov-
er space of more than si1-thousand yards
and their very name, gwen by the Arabs,
indicates their identity with'the.. ancient city
destroyed BY fire from heaven. Neither
sacred nor profane history gives any hint
of the existence OF any other city on this
site and the ruins are very abundant
mounds covered with rubbish-avenues Of
upright stones. in good preservation, &c.
covering space o, about four English miles,
and located at the nothern part Off Dead
Sea, they seem to the traveller to be beyond
question the remains OF that exceedingly
wicked city. Furti.er exploi atoms may be
necessary to the establishment OF the fact,
N mind. less sanguine.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

>, .Ae'e are now two daily mails between
1assso and Milwaukee,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
1000 Rolls Wall Paper, etc.
FRESH STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS,

JrsT opened direct from the largest FACTORIES 81
PhAadeiphg and New York, large assortment Of
Wall Papers Ia qualities tor Rooms, Ha ls &C.; com
Prs;ng great variety Of new Patterns, selected ex-
pressl, for trade by the subscriber ard for sale
At Eastern prices for Cash only, viz:
Good Common " AL Ppper only ten Gents per roll ;
Fine do do 12t do
FStrs do do IS do
Best Medium do 90
Good Glazed md Satined, % do
Fine do 30 do
Extra qualities do IS to do
Borders in great variety for Cheap nd Zine papers,
Fine Bord Prints, aeed Green aud aarb do
Wild. Curtain Papers;
Plain Glazed and Green, Blue ard Figured:
at the HOW BOOK ROOMS, No. 36 Brady Street.
between 9nd and I'd sts-, ayeBporl Iowa.
AIN mo 2S If Ell ADA Ms, Agent
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
FOR SALE VERY Low.

HE proprietor Of i Good Hotel in the city of Nus
ealIoe. VIII i-"b ig d to give up business on ae
,uu i'll hraith wishes TO sell his furniture nxufes
and ease having two and half years 10 run. lhs
House is "a " III Street within three minutes
The steam b at landing aud rail road depot II vii
be sold a bargain aud possession given on 'he "a
"f sale, enquire OF o~xop
May 2I-d-i~ MascAtne.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

MsEscE OF MIND "A thief entered a
.Iuse IN Sterling, Conn, on Saturday last,
snlle the family were at church, and was
fla sU i," searching drawers, &c, by lit
sS ~. a OF The family. Tie rogue threaten.
me, .ne Boys life il he didn't tell where the
nE aaey was; but tn youngster shrewdly re-
| enmis Aeet'n' is jest out, and fathers
Ss,,o ag up the road, hs'ltell yer--he knows
o,h. .' man DO" The thief, some how OF
''e''was not inclined to wait.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
Moline Flour & Feed Rooms.

THE subscribers have rented the Building opposite
the Pennsy House Ia the city OF Dav export,
for the sale of Extra and SuperiGs Flour; Graham,
Buck-Wheat and Rye -four, Corn meal, Ship stnis,
shorts and Bran Ground and Oats, and a. kinds
Of Mill Goods, at Wholesale and Retail.
Flour aud Meal exchanged for Wheat and Corn on
the mos. liberal terms. All orders of one dollar or
more, delivered within the corporation free ofeharge
n, b. Cash! and the highest market price paidlfor
Wheat, Corn, and ether Grain. Custom grinding
done in the shortest notice at Moline Milis-
May Is, ls55-d3Hls WALLACE & ;SICKLES.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
Rural Houses.
Lots to Lease,
Watch Key Lost.
STOCK FARM.

oSr on rady, Main cd ST., u Gold Watch Key
IL The finder shall be suitably rewarded II the sam.
b. delivered TO tlnya1 EADs d STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
TIMELY NOTICE.

4 IL persons having unsettled accounts with the IN
~ dersgned are requested 10 call aud settle the
same, and they are hereby notified that all accounts
remaining unsettled ON his books tho frst day Of
May nextwiil be lef, 10 collection.
April q, 'a5-dtt STRONG BrRNELL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

GoIsG AHgAD.-The North Missouri
a',''oad is almost compl ated to ST. Charles,
Isny requiring the rails to be laid on small
Tu'uoh to make it ready for operations.
.ns locomotives are already on the track
aau running out some distance from this
IVY This Is cheering, and gives US the
a, assurance that in few weeks St. Charles
Tfn De brought almost within sigh, of st
~, %ou's only forty-6ve minutes off Their
,as old ourgh will begin to look up and re-
NC" hef strength.-St. Louis Ne,cs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

Rev. John Barry, of Augusta, Georgia.
has been appointed Roman Catholic Bishop
of that diocese.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
Dprietp.

Some good for so cts per yard at
fSSLEE'S
A New Dress.
NXyE call tho attention Of ''every Lady" wanting q
w NEW DAESS 10 our assortment just re-
cciycd. We thins can show thema great maay
choice siii n,~ ~ wsil cheap Drsss Gsods.
great variety Il pthsr New Goods Just opened at
SAlrH's VARIETY Store.
Apr4 DAvENPORT
JlYAsS' London Porter Just rccc. we'd and for sale
- Ut FRANCIS JACOBY'S
Drug and Prescr ption Store.
octso. Brady bet. I'd 4 Cd sts, Davenport.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
Sale Of Warehouse Goeas

PEcEiVEDin from steamer Excelsior, issh
last Oct, Chairs, Stand, Bureau, marked
lsasc Stevens, Davenport.
Also, from steamer Kentucky In nov. last, 2 bbls.
Mde Bags do. e Boxes and half bbl ii marked
J. w. Harper, Burks via Dav export.
Also, Roll Leather, marked De Witt. IL the above
Goods are not called for within thirty days they viii
BE- sold for charges.
BURROWS PRETTYMAN. :
Davenport, May 22d, rs55-dim
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

NEW GOODS!
lust Reed, u. 5. Exprc $.
81 Tie Initials, n tale Of modern life,
The Price Of u Crown. or Jehu the Aiehcmlsi,
By Eugene Sue. his best and last,
Nv t,ourtship aud lis Consequences. by Wickeh.
Border w ars of the West. BY John Frost Il. "
Wi,e,, Victory, by Mrs. Emma ID. +. N. Southwerth
Last Hciress. py do 40
Curse efClihon,
The discarded Daughter"
Seaunondnis.
The Deserted Wife, "
The Mother-n.iaw,
' WARREN & RHAwN,
Post Once davenport.
Island City Book store, Rock Island
Feb. s6th, SIS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
For Sale,

S0l feet Of lard. fronting on end street and the
wv river, suitable for u site for Mil. or Man
ufaeturing Establishment. Apply to
May ist, ls55-U COOK & SARGENT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

e non, H. IL Stanton, ex.nember of CoograSs
I'M, henfncky, has become editor of the Mavs.
Viiie, KY, Express " '''e may 3
r,o,, ne New Orleans papers notice the de,,, of
Deiau' PRESIDENT of the Louisiana CoIeoo =
;a;ned So G Dundas. formerly a Catholic ~.
yeu Csngregationalst church in HI. Priest
ane fort Gibson Miss ReyeiIe has ho;a.o,
iI aule OF Hon. Henry A Wise for pr.sids the
non zen Davis for Vice President Nen' ana
q: =. Wright, route agent ON tho n o...,
OF valuable letters Aoi fooDing the mail
- me city of Peoria, Illinois, is the so.o,
''ale Population, IL ,92s citizens oAu cry IA
p. S;,aauei smith, manager of the I,;v.r,s,
nn;n,, pnia steamship line has Accented pu s ana
,rha VI manager of the Bank of Ijvorn,oi ap
cost ss rep snr of the streets, &c of pars
60 TO Ireland regiments are ordered In
rytss ~. Is. on . iarge scale is ahou, h,a
IA Jerusalem for the benet;, os ueng estab-
,,. snow 70 the depth of one inch, fel in po.,
= nc value OF foreign goods imported int
sos, 224. - ''~sa1'uAy' nov. IL, was
oldest general in Europe. wv 70 the
Her Majesty, tho Queen of Ens,.,,.,
France CHARITABLE fund Of
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RAnRoApa. srnAaznoArs, &c:

~ = y rsy| T.
~ rzzxzszzz1 .yII{giHH tn4ay carricn the
{@ R !saAInI EMHaaIle-T rHI daEAfs
.-....,-.-ag .Nn souTHERN MAIL NJ
l.,lS = w AsIIINGTON CITY AND h..nr
TWEEN y -. ,sse,, transferred by the fostmastef
AoND; hssIhS ,viuis Central and Orange and Alex
Geners Z, 70 $500 from tine old SIRAffsoN Road I'LL
andr1s for little saving OF money
ping ~ hen stated but account OF tn ne ms "a H.
- ~. - delivery, arising from SNanE - ~ -
OF is as EaJt,S VIVID and ICE on the Potomac,
se attention of the public y invited 70 inc
~. ars in tie service which will be ettaihea; .,,
.ian. the distance Is greater by the Sordonsshie
- Wi the two roads being laid with snpe,
s,re OF heavy Edge Rail- it will be tree from ls a.,
80 and DELAYS which must snd VIII attend ai On. n
r., road aud the mails can not oniy Do co.iio "a ~
sadiiy but with more certainty than they eoad Oh
the old route. ,rt fran, the add
,nsI eeus.s of failure of the Mail which the boat
experiences from fogs wind ana ice On TIE Ae''
7f -. ,x~;ad IN Cor
louisville and the baggage transferred from QUO o -
NIGHT LINE--REDUCED FAKE. =,
Mail leaves Richmond after the ARRIVAL OF tne e
tersIurs and Danville cars, aud connects VIII ZIG =.
train arriving at Washington IN time 10
di,var the Mails to the Baltimore cars next morning
FARE. -.
Retxvaen Richmond and Gordunsvilie
i;ouionsyille and Washington. ....-... Sz9
Returning from Gordonsville, this line arrives IN
Richmond in time send the Mail by the Petersburg
Road in the morning. s...ov,
IL stps for passengers all the usual places except
' H. ID. WHITCOMB,
c,r,. REPRESENTATION Va Central Railroad
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FARE.
To Washington, ............

To w ashngt 10
Baitln1ieI, e.: ''. SEQ
The track of the Railroad between Richmond ana
tho potomac River is now undergoing relay, and halt
If II be;np already completed with edge rail OF su-
peror quality, and more than one million OF pas
ssngers have been heretofore safely and
sapsnorted over this route it is hoped and believed
that no one will be induced by the misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement over the signature OF
III d. Wlitcomb, Supt-" to select the more longer
and more circuitous route referred to therein Ihe
n. T. p r. r. has been III operation for twenty-five
and in all that passenger has either been
killed or crippled by accidents from snake neads or
otherwise which is without parallel in the history OF
railroads i'll this country.
s. RUTH,
Superintendent of Transportation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

MllA1NER UNCONSTITUTIONAL it was no secret
that the King of Denmark had contracted a NOR
ganatic marriage with a milliner of the name of
Lola Rasmussen, whom he has elevated to the
rank of Countess banner, yet that step had never
been publicly or officially made known 1t there
lore caused great sensation when the King, at the
court and leyee he held on his birtb.dav nj tbo
palace OF Chrstiansborg, in Copenhagen, caused
her to be present. and presented to her the foreign
ambassadors, requesting the latter to notify his
marriage to their respective courts On New Years
Gay, she Is to be elevated to the rank of Duchess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

MORE LYNCH LAW IN ESGLAND-Reccntly the
French refugees in the Island of Jersey. for ex-
pressing publicly their opinion of Louis Napoleon
were ordered away by the Lieutenant Governor
at the distation of mob. Thirtyfour of the expa-
tr ated companions of the banished refugees then
addressed an explanation of the business to the
british public; and for signing this explanatory
have been ordered to leave Jersey "by Command
of the British Government" These men couId
have offended against no existing law of the king
dom or they would have been punished by the
law. They, therefore, must be regarded as victims
O Lynch law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21
y f.@as n FOR NOR FOLK AND
MUSICAL CONVENTION
1El UNDER THE GENERAL MANAGEMENT
OF
RICHMOND SACRED NUTSTE SGf,TIyTXy

A Musical Convention mr. ,neatjn1 - - 4
musical Improvement under the direction Of Tam
of Music of New YORK win he bed IN piha9
Va co,nmanc;nm on MIN i " nelu In Hciimond,
| Der and Continuing ten 1ays M IT., :; 80 81:
the meetings will be held viii he mad tun ~ W. @
| public in due time O '"A W 'N7
o..a.s;o. re SVu e"cu o"y ana evening. The
ist Practical and f'n pul ia general WI consist OF;
cal music The PRINCIPLES of PesatogZ; Ill W.
especial attention. and the ,natbod Ill III ieecs
win be explained and staJ ~ S ms ii1ule
srnc.on Aitbonna thae IN o!mer forms OF m
rs,ara,o. .. I'M t.eso lectures VIII have special
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

THE NEW LORD MAYOR OF LoNDoN.-The
Jews of Exeter, Birmingham and Norwich, (Eng)
have agreed to present cOngratuatory addresses to
Mr Alderman Saonons, on his election as Lord
Mayor of London At Norwich an amendment
was moved, on the ground that the alderman had
Compromised religious principle by attending
Christian place Of worship the day Of his cleo
tion but the opposition did not meet with much
support DIR. Aplcr, the chief rabbi is said to have
taken much offence AT the appointment of clergy
man as Lord Mayors chaplain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRoRs.-The Franklin ne ne
ulster lately published an address by the Rev. Mr
Abbott and in its next issue noted the following
correction: ,...y
For dunn swizzle,' please read prominence. -.
This was bad enough, but the next week 'he
same paper has the following:
I'm an advertisement which appeared III our
las. paper for 'Bumbleson's storm DESTROYING por
ringers, read .HamiIton's Notwithstanding iozen
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The Princess Murat wife of Lueien Murat; VINO
will probably soon wear the crown of Naples, is
not a native of Florida. She is of Charleston, 3.
G. direct descendant on the mothers side OF
Landgrave Smith, one of the old Colonial mobiles,
and on the fathers side the tenth in the regular des
cent from Alexander, 9Th Lord Lovat, OF Scotland.
Mai. Thos. Fraser. her father having been an Off
Ger in the British army-but after the peace re
manned in Charleston, and married Ann Loughton
Smith-his father, Angus Fraser, married his eou
sin, Jean Fraser, the sister of Gen. Fraser who
fell at Saratoga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

PRICE OF MEAT IN aRIs-pbe nrico of ,na.t :,
Paris for the first fort night of the present month is
hXed as foilows:-'5eef lst category If soc. the
klSgramme, Sbeing 7e higher) 3nd, If 35c, &c.
h hai ana 50. VIC, &c higher) Cow and bull
C5c. hgherD 3D. S6e (3c. higher) MuitonElf 7Sc :.
(3e. iower2 and If. &C. dc iswer) Vcal-lf SOC.
az higher) L. 4lc, Csc higher. O''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

NEW DRY GOODS AND Il NCY
STORE AT 213 BROAD STREET.-Wc would
call the attention Of the trade to beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods Trimmings, Embroideries, &c; English
MeTinos at 25 cents; all wool DeLaines S7 per
yard: beautiful Mousline ut % and II cts Ribbons
all qualities; MORE Antique Trimming, from to so
cts. per yard and great many other very desirable
goods Call early and you will find excellent bargains
at the new store OF +. CAMP & CO,
oc 10 22S Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

BREAK IN CANAL.-A serious break occurred
in the canal at Toledo Ohio, on the night of the.
18th inst. The Columbus Journal says
A violent rain storm prevailing at the time
of the break. The food fre.n the canal drove the
inhabitants from their ho.asss which in the loca H.
ty inundated are mostly snsf tenemcnts, and thus
over seventy families were driven forth exposed to
the pitiless storm without. Rats and boats con
stituted the only Gns of visiting the flooded parts
of the city. :,
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


1sus M an M rRaeuay--I.atcr news from Mon
-, !, s,e,,;.g Of :sh Of September Is impor-
ss,,s c.nnonadc had been heard in the direction
Of that CITY. and was thought that General Fiore,
:. srJ II. anDoneuts had engaged The Commercial
Couuission was again about TO visit Flores camp
with view to mediation. Active preparauoha
,saye feing made for the defence of the capital
The Brazilians observed an equivocal sort OF nen
trality. and delegation about 70 start for y
in order to question the Imperial government a. 10
lis exact position. A war with Brazil wouie ~
popular.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

rR,uRo.p-The Memphis Eagle En-
x,;rer saws that the Memphis Ohio Railroad, which
was commenced in August 1854 has already with n
:, sbe short space of l6 months, been finished ~
miles and cars are making daily trips for freigh'
an .h Tace thinks that in three or four months,
or In twenty months a. most from the day the nrst
csrth was thrown, fifty six miles will be running
daiiy. with full equipment of locomotives cars
Gc y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

VI. I;hNEkosiIY OF A FoE-An English soldier
WI, waes from the crimea: Some of our men who
"eie se'eriy wounded in the Redan, and remained
alter we retreated were treated generorsiv h ,ta
russians NUS They tied up their wounds for them
ii nu gave them some rum and water to drink all
,,"a: . ola shem Goodbye when they were going
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

i'he GREEK PATRIARCH of Alexandria died on
the lst uit, and his body seated on throne, with
ajewelled mitre on his head was taken to the Lat
in church with great solemn .ty. Several consuls
attended in full dress and company of Egyptian
soldiers with music and dr4ns, headed the proces-
sion. Great crowds doeked about the body to
kiss the hands or parts OF the dress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21
Sup't Transportation Va. Central haiIroao. :
&C., - q KEAT NORTHERN
LEA sssssssssSs.::sssesrA AND SOUTHERN ROUTE

ina ss..sss::.::ssSss AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
fz2KgzK-L@FOR TRAVEL-TWICE Dali
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTEp;l BETMpElIEIss
AN NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WAsHINGToN-ove the Richmond, Fredeficks-
burg and Potomac Railroad to the Potomac River,
.aemers thence to Washington, fifty-fve n,iles-in
all lsO miles in seven hours, being comfortable and
perfectly safe Of speed
under charge of special agents checked through
to Washington, Baltimore, PhiIadelphia and New
v,~l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

STORM on LAKE MICHIGAN-A severe ,.,e
passed over Lake Michigan on Friday night. dam,
considerable g, damage. The schooners Reindeer
OF Lawrence and William A. Small were driven
ashore and the former is total loss N'''eH
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1,aMu.y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subscriber

FAMILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subscriber
Il has Just opened at the corner OF Main and 9Th ss
(B. s. s. Jones' old stand,l choice assortment iof
articles Family Flour; Mountain Roll and Goshen
Keg Butter. extra faDy Ch9iee Teas; best Old Java
Coffee; Loaf and Crushed Sag.rs, Coffee Sugar; also
con Hams; with general assortment of Groceriesi
which has been purchased for the cash. and will be
sold low for the same, To punctuai customers
oc 29---lm* RO. H. JARVIS.
p ST. shall also keep constantly on hand Meal,
Corn Oats, and Wheat Ofa such Ship Stufi
Brown Stuff; Bran, &c. r. HI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

RUSSIAN MISUNDERSTANDING to a commune
cation lately made to the authorities, the Gar is
determined to put an end to the mania of absent
eeism on the part of the Russian mobiles In case
of any landowner remaining abroad without leave
the tribunals viii manage the estates for one year
at the expiration of which term the estates-if the
owners still remain abroad-will be coniiscated,
unless particular circumstances can be brought for
ward to justify longer delay being granted.
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DNEuMONIA PREVENTED RY LEON.

L ARDS COUGH SYRUP.---Persogs at tbs h
son ofthe year should be ful of the aboye d.n
1t steals upon you slowly but surely. How mGl
lose their lives by neglect. Lose no time bot ~
LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF. Take two
spoonsful night and morning. IL Is preventive
well certain cure, against coughs and cOldI
taking dose previous to your inhaIng the morllI
and evening air Tits better than gold to the afeta
Prce-25c. per bottle; 5 bottles one dollar, Ala
Leonards Dollar Cordial
To be had of L. g. THodAs, Broad street Sigcss
Hill, and of ali Druggists and Dealers generally 10
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