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New Goods

THE subscriber ins just returned from
the North, and Is now opening splendid &
stock of
Ladies' Dress Gootas,
Of all kinds, viz:
beautiful lot Of Rich Plaid and .StpipaA
Silks;
Plain Colored do. Black Striped ana
Plain dn.
Cashmeres. Merinos, Persian CkAhs
Ladies' Corsets, Metalic Corsa, Boards.
l.aceu, &c.
Rigulets, assorted colors, French work.
ed Collars, Bands. &c.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, Ladies' Gann,lets;S
Long Black Mitrs for adics and Misses.
Shoes of all Dcscrapaioaas.
Travelling Trunks, Carpet lBags, Eadiess
Work Boxes, &c. 60. sf 81, ,st1. ,s n FssE y.
For HDaasa geEs. ,ss s.
A full stock Of Negro Reraeys, Dlankeiss
Negro Shoes, Groceriea. 0f all Kind 80
Ready made Clothing, Saddiesy, fiatasrss
Cooking Stoves, Alright Parios; StnYSAs
Farmers Boilers, &c., at le.@of pricss than
usual. Call and get bargains.
.1 Il. b. HANKS !. Is.
Oct. 25s 1854 90 3 s ais
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Special Notice,

THE firm of X. e. WEBBSCo, hereto
fore existing, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The debts of the firm
are assumed and will he settled by Il. 5.
Webb, and the notes and accounts due
the firm arc placed in his hands, being the
only authorized person ~ collect or other
wise dispose Of the same
r. G. WEBB
Feb. 18th 1855. X. S. WEBB
r. S. WEBB takes this means Of
informing the public that he will here
after carry on the mercantile business,
upon his own responsibility, at the old
stand Of r. e.. WEBBdfCo, where he in
vites call from all the customers Of the
late fun of X. G.. WEBB&Co as we'll as
the public generally.
Feb. 2S, II II.
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Notice..

All persons indebted to me either by note or
.:c;::H: viii! please take notcc ,la, after tho
10Th day Of March, next they will find their
Notes or accounts in lie hands Of All attorney
for collection and also the notes and accounts
due the Firm of Winn and Ciarkson must be-
t,led by that lime otherwise tlIcy will
have in pay cost, it is not from choice that
will have TO press but from necessity.
Ii. j WiNN,
Feb, %, 1855 43 #
Wa1ctInan Copy.
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PRICES CURRENT OF THE
CHAR LESION lAESHAET.
Corrected weekly by
w. 8. H,aSvaOla 81 Co.
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Charleston, s. &.
CHARLESTON, F,b. %.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2S.
Cotton.-UplanG. The sales Of It's
article the past week amount TO l4,155
bales. Our quotations, snc, the Bal,ic's
urrival are Ms follows: Inferior e Ia ,c
& 5-S ordinary to good ordinary & 7-s tc
z 3-S. Low ~ strict Middling 7l-2 to
&c. Good Mitlding 8 ii to 8 3.S; Mid
lIing Fair 8 l-2 to 8 3D.; Fair &C.; Fully
Fine 9 3.4c and upwards. Florida Long
Staple Is to 26" for common Fine 81 io
;34c and upwards. Santce and Main
Long Staple 20 To CSC for common. Fine
~ to 39c and upwards. Sea IsIand.25 to
SIS.
GRAIN &c.-Corn TuScarora common
9sc slO5, Flint no to lis. Rice Clean
$3 to 4, Rough Is to lis per bushcl.
Flour 80 to ID per bbl, 700 bbI sold yes
tcrday nj 80 cash. Bacon Sides Sto IOc
per lb, Hams ii to l4c per lb, Shoulders
e Ia TO 8. Coffee Cuba 10 l.2all =
Rio l.2all ~ per ID. Oats 63a6S per
bushel fair supply in market. Peas 81
s'al 20 per bushe.
Molasses Cnba sales this week at % els.
and New Orleans 26 and upwards. Su
gar Common Brown 4 l.2to e lac re-.
fined g IL to &c. Salt by cargo Is Retail
at 81 ,25 10 los per sack.
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TIIE iiilLhEE HOUSE.

SnHntcrvilIc =. q. Nov. 4 1854.
THIS llnusc. SITUATED immediately on
the Wilmington 4 Manchester Rail Road
and ut very nearly Il central point Lclwccn
Wilmington NC. Charleston S. e.. and
Augusta Ga, is still oDrrl Tor the reception
and accommodation u' the travelling pub
llc. and affords he tired traveller IN op-
pnr'mni'y to lay over night on the tire
."In' journey iriwcen the points above
alluded to. The Proprietor has fitted up
several comfortable bedrooms tor that en-
press purpose and having incurred the
FIRST henry expenditure Oh Tins line OF road
.,r the comfort and accommodation oi
traveller, he hopes, by the continued and
un,Ircing zeal on The part c! The Manag" RS
e the establishment. tn secure n contnu-
ance ni that liberal patronage bestowed on
hun for the last ten months. lie could
refer To hundreds from the North. South,
East and West. as Il. the claims of his
House, but prefers persons giving him Il
personal riSii.
w. S. MITCHELL,
Proprietor.
d. MITc"ELL Managers.
AND LADY,
Nov. s. 1854. .. 6m.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

FH1IIE FIRM OF WINN g. CLARKsoN, here
Il t"fore existing, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
We return our thanks TO our friends and
Customers for the very liberal patronage ~x-
tended to us and hope the same will be con
iinued to the new firm Of
CLAleKASON & EBII UNISON.
We most respectfully beg all who are i'm.
ticb,ed to us, To come forward and make imrn.-
diatc payment /, either of the undersigned, as
we arc compelled TO have money.
ID. j. WlNN,
S. E. w. CLARKSON.
jan. LIST, 1855.
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Real Estate for Sale.

Tho subscriber offers for sale ncr planta-
ton situated about three miles from Man
chester depot. on the Wilmington and
Manchester Rail Road. There are two
hundred and thirtv-twn acrcs in The tract.
one hundred cleared and under lence and
the rest well iimbcrcd upland. The sit :
uatinn is a very healthy and desirable one.
On the premises are fine dive Hing house,
barn, stables, kitchen and other outbuild-
ings, and an excellent well Of water.
Term S-B"hd with good and approved
security, with the interest thereon, paya.
bic annually during the life time of the
subscriber. T.. DUFORD.
1850 IL Il
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CORpan.anncn'sIa

ggTIIE undersigned have this day form
ed II Copnrlncr@lip under the name and style
Of CInrkson IL Brunsou, and will continue to
carry OH the Clothing and Tailoring business,
in all it's branches, NJ the old stand of Winn
d. C,nrkson, where we will he pleased to have
our friends, and the public generally, 10 call
and examine onr stock, and hope bv strict at
tcntinn to business, to inertia continuance of
the same patronage LIBERAL. extended to
Winn IL CiurksUn.
$. T.. w. CLARkSON,
w. ii. BRUNSON.
We will sell off portion of The
present stock Of Clothing, at first cost
for cash. CLARkSON g. DRUNSCN.
Jan. 25th. 1917
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Administrators Notice.

All persons having demands a .aIn>t the
Estate of K. NJ. Sanders. arc requested
to hand them in 10 the subscr her duly ut
tested according TO law; aud all those that
will have notes or bonds due the first oi
November, are requested lD be punc,ual in
the payments, as the business Of the Es.
tate is such that indulgence cannot be
given.
WIN. NJ SANDERS.
Oct. 25, 1854 So If
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Dissolution

The Cnpartnershp heretofore existing
under the firm Of BUTLER g. NEwBERY, 10
this day dissolved by limitation and mutu.
al consent. All The Notes aud Accounts Of
the firm have been placed in the hands Of
Y. N. BUTLER for collection, who is the
only authorized agent to liquidato the
debts Of the concern. All persons indebted
by note or account, will please como for.
ward and make immediate settlements.
Y. N. BUTLER.
A. MCCAIN NEWBERY.
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u q dDtilqeedo I
Look Up Street.

WEBB CLAEK's HOTEL. is still in op-
Nhanks to the kindness of goud
iricnds)-rcady To receive customers, and
entertain them. io their entire SatisIactiun
Mr.. T.. is resolved that his Hotel shall not
be cXcclrd by any Iluu$e IN the country
Everything the market can furnish shall
be spread upon his able, well cooked and
cicanly. The beds are all in good order,
and shall he Kept so. Give him trial
and Mr. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. IL, 1854 IL It
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Having Bought the interest in the
Stock IN trade from Mr.. Y. n. BurLgR Of
the late firm of Butler g. NEwBERY. Il
will from this date carry ON the mercantile
business upon my own responsibility. rec
turn my thanks to the customers OF tho
late firm. and earnestly solicit continue
ance of their patronage.
A. MCCAIN NEWBERYe
Oct. rs, 1854. tf.
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Notice.

Viii! he sold nt the late residence Of Dan.
lei Rogers, on the 18th March next, nine
negroes, of good character, fitted for family Use
ON twelve months credit, the purchaser giving
bond md approved security.
CATHERINE ROGERS,
E1ccuiri1 OF ID. Rogers, deed.
Feb %, 1855 43 2t
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G. PEI ILLIPS.

OFFERS FOR SALE, large assert.
" mcrt Of Clolhing Dry Goods. Per.
fnmery, Groceries, Candida, Fruits, Smoked
lIe,rings, Dried Apples, Toys and Fancy Ar
ticles. Also Glass and Putty, &c.
Tobacco and Snuff, For Sale, and Low for
Gosh.
Jan. 3lst 1885, 10 3tf.
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Notice.

All peraons having any demands against
Capt James Il. Brock Deceased late of Sum.
ter District, will please present their demands
La the subscriber inr payment, and those in
deDled will make payment tn tie same.
l.. +. KllAME, E1'r.
Nov. 80, 1854, 5 r.
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Notice.,
Notice.

There is no use in talking. the subscri-
her has closed his business for the pur-
pose OF settling, an.l must have money to
meet pressing demands, and hopes that
those who are in his debt will appreciate
his necessities, come forward aud settle
immediately. II. d. FRIERSON.
Jan. IT, 1855 II Il
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Having sold my interest in the Stock in
trade to Mr.. A. NJ. NEwRERY, l would
recommend him I" the customers who co
literally patronizod the late firm.
Y N. BUTLER.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,

South carolina Sumter Dist,
A. G. RS; Murphy. 5 Ca. 3d.
A. G. Murphy, who is in the custody
Of the Sheriff nf Sumter District, by virtue
Of Il writ, of CapiaS ad .Saisfacienduu, at
the suit of II. w. Salmond, having filed
in my office together with Schedule, on
oath, OF his estate and effects. his petition
to the Court of Common Pleas, Praying
,la, he may be admitted to the benefit OF
the Acts or the General Assembly, made
for the relief Of Insovent Debtors, 1t is
hereby ordered, that the said II. w. Sal.
mond and all other the creditors to whom
The said a. G. Murphy is in any wise in.
dch,cd, be and they are here by summoned
and have notice TO appear before the said
court at Sumter Court House on the sec.
ond Monday OF April nex to shew cause
il any they can, why the Prayer of the Pc
tition aforesaid, should not be granted.
w. }. SINGLETON, C. c. p. 8. D.
Office Of common pleas, Sumter District.
Feb 3rd, 1853. IA la,n3m
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nAGhUG AnonoaV SDnSo
DIRECT SPRING IlMPORTATI0NS!
Rich SS.s sHa New s.d sg. esgs,a E%s,Sssfsi RsS c.
A'''s ca%se si" ea%'is a"d Mus" T1'isa Bands Is'''
"'' il, an" sSss2.s ss%S EsS % he ss s 1'ss ss ue,a p
Dress Silks.
On" sn @ fesf @ ss cs";ss ss, % at & 81 :s; ss per yard
'"''Ss Ts; :'s sss %"S."s at : & SILKS Usually
DRESS MER!NoS, ! DELliIE}S, i5il m }$'' PLAlDs.
z ?s s ss. % Is & % s s ! S cs":i D,.
Plaid e"gam: ia so Ysh % 25 a,,,,n, m ~
c Ei D,e:s es%s s5S :, "s'''"s' s''''
hs sf y' Black sp sE 50
n,n. .na. T"3n5y Gad' 71o%rr2ins 7,enu 2ns c,, n
RssH S'S" :. % '; c % at and nd
H"s t sS nS1"S at III a s"s s ss s. S" }as a" high se Black
Iens l,ek L E1gs ;n Gps G fine and Wall cmp
Love- Vei and Ildkis. Black dandsI Gloves
Black Grape c'1i: Hine% %S e"oGs " s,ecsinss sh' &C.
c" %s" Sssss%$ sS s"'S s iov"g
Ts sa 1y s:y,s gs~ fss @ qs' .sc @ s'
D''N Gs Tr Fs and As' gse al s " r;ccs
Hotel Blankets for single Hi.WSoi i3 a's% G'Ti Tini,,s &C.
Grey Wool Plains at 81 :, lss: Z: worth ~",h 5es 's r.,
Servants .5c Exnhcav Sa,ncts 37
Ss S";"n @i*y s e STRIP and Plaid omsspu..
Apron Checks &c. 4 aud & l4c, c,Iors
Ffammcls.
Fanncls at 2oe Exraue Red Eanncls at 25c
Real Wells nd fines Saxony Flannel
Balardva wide and fine for nvalds (an rhcuma:c)
PcEaHmcry, &c
Exrac saniG Cu"gne, Genuin.
French Lavender Water delight" perfume Ih Nail,
= G: 1S 4::! 's% s"S ?' s i:S : @ a : i S: H:s
Undcvess Gents laues Hosiery
TWGA1sHHE s. DEH1AND,
@17 hi"s-ssFees, Corner OF Wentworth
Feb SA, ASsSan. lG
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R. K Rutledge

SrBsNay surveyor,
4 NNOuNCES to The public, that he is
II regularly cq"ipt for Surveying Land,
IN amy part ui this Stale; and will attend
promptly TO any call he may receive in that
line of business. Address Friendship Pv.,
5. e..
References w. c. Dukes, 4. J. Man.
MIN. X. B. llarvin, l.. r. Rhame, DR..
II. w. Briggs, ct. al.
Feb. 81, l6. At.
Watchlnan copy.
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Land for Sale.

SSAhN AVA ~ SL4St
TIE subscriber offers Tor sale his tract
OF iand containing $50 acres Of up land
and 50 IL acres of swamp la nd, living on
Sanlce swamp near Fulton. On the
premises are Saw Mill, Cotton Gin
and Screw, all in repair; also a cnmlor,a-
bile dwelling and all necessary outbuild.
ings, in repair. The up lands and Saw
Mill and Dwelling are situated on the road
leading from Camden To Vancc's Ferry,
s!X miles west OF Ramscy's Depot.
Apply tu
J. w. WEEKS,
Fulton p. o., S. C..
Jan. "a, 1855 IL 3m
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Coghlan g. Cav.
Steam Saw Mill,

h|OSlLAAA NJ w 1V1lllI
THE SUBSCRIBERS having un
Il drrtakcn The management nf McsSrs
Cughlan, Dixnn & Co Is Steam Saw Mill for
The present year, are now making such re-
pairs ami improvements in said mill, rs will
enable Them TO supply, with dispatch, the de.
mand for lamhcr in this market.
TERMS-l0 per cent. discount fnr
cash. Approved notes when orders are filled
payable lst Jan. 1856, when pnrlirs require
credit. will be required.
Accounts must b. closed ai the end of eari
quarter "t tie present year, by Mule, tnsI, OF
Discount against the Company. flr NE
CESSrrl .1a3 not choice, compe!s us TO nd.
here strictly Ia Ike above terms in order to
meet The heavy c1prncrs Attending our bu>i
ness. We will do all that We hon rsily can tC
accommodate our ncighburs in preference to
sending our Lumber To n distant market
Orders may br left NJ omr Machine shop, al
with Aessrs. T.. Dixon, w. J. Francis, or J. l.
Morrissry, nj the Mill.
COGIlLAN " GAY, Managers.
Feb. l3. Is 3t
Watchman copy three times.
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RffIA e''" 10 ''''
.~E~ ing every CHER ihvcn. ion of
So y 2 " similar nature.
1t has Dcen found by experience that
the most Important end oil The corset is,
answered by The usc oi this Brace. aud
this is effected in SO happy manner
that instead of hcns done at the expense
of any organ or set Of organs, it is really
a benefit; more particularly so far as
the lungs are concerned: for whilst the
body e maintained iii iii ercc; pos siiuu
instead OF the chest being compressed
thereby, the expansion Of The lungs is pro-
moed, the cnii't front nf the chest is ner-
icctly free, the lungs expand to their full
lest extent, and life maintaincd in most
healthy and vigorous manner.
The follow gentlemen have kindly
lent their aid III making them more lavo-
rably known, by signiiying the same
over their own signatures:
John McCaa, NJ. d.; l.. II. Dcas. NJ.
d.; T. NJ. Bnykm, NJ. D., Camden. S. e.
Daniel II. Trcsvant, Nj. d., Coun.
bia, $. G..
lanes o. IIaygood, NJ. D Barnwcll,
S. C.
Thomas A. Elliott, NJ. D., Orangcburg,
S. G.
Thomas Smith, NJ. D. Darlington DIS.
trict, S. G.
p. b. Ruff. NJ. d. Ncwberry, s. c.
&c. Mott, NJ. ID. and Henry Fl. Lavert,
Al. d.. Of Mobile, Ala
}. Marion Sims, NJ. D., of Montgome.
ry, Ala.
E. Gcddings, NJ. D., Prof Institutes
and practice Of Medicine, Char lesion, S. e.
Hon. WIN. e. Preston, President OF
Io1on',ia a College, S. c.
Valentine Moiit,' Mi w. o' SavnmnSh' a% W,,', Ga a.
Parker, NJ. d., Professor. "r % snrnan" nla,u
New York CITY.
y. p. Holton, NJ. D.. Professor of r.vs
iology, New York City. -
&c. Chccseman, Nj. D. New York.
The following are Professors in the
Medical College Washington City, ID. c.:
Louis Mackall NJ. d., J. Riley, NJ. D.,
NJ Miller, Al. D., Robert King Stone. M.
D.. B, V. Bohrcr, NJ. d., Grafton Tyler
III. u.
>. AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. %, 1853.
The undersigned having experienced
some debility from long continued seden.
tary habits, vas induced TO try one OF Dr.
r. Grains &pino Abdominal Supportc rs.
Having FULLY tested it's merits, he feels
no hesitation in saying that it il a very
valuable article for all persons who suffer
III any way from debility. 1t is very ser.
v'ceablc to persons in good health, who
have much writing to do, or who have to
devote many hours in the day TO occupa-
hIon OF any kind. The undersigned is
satisfied that he can devote much more
time TO his avocatons with the use Of tl.is,
Bra"e than without it. and with far less
fatigue. In short, it is his opinion that it's
use would so sustain the health and
=, strength of tho system as 10 prolong
ille Tor sever al years.
JAMEEs NJ. SMyrHE,
Editor Georgia Home Gazette, and p. NJ
at Augusta, Ga.
The Proprietor will remain a lew days
and would be pleased to have ladies' and
gentlemen call and examine for them
selves.
a lady of m,ny years experience in the
business will wait upon lad.es. or on rc.
cs'yin5 Il lin, will VISIT tam 1t th.r
FoI,dence.
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0 B [ L U A r Y

DIED in this place, on Monday last, nj
her residence, Mrs. Rachel Solomons in tile
81 year Of her age.
DIED in this District on Sunday the 2Jti,
inst. MIR. Moses Nc Lcod, in the 77lh year uf
his ngc.
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sB- Naamy friends Od'CapG
}. Is. N. llAMMEr announce him a candi.
date for Colonel Of tic 4l,h Regiment So.
Cn. Ali!l,ia, To fill the vacancy accustomed
by lin: resignation uf Col. +. nj. Meiic,t
Feb.2S II
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LNHHNG'TON MARKET.

observation-disclosures 10 cts per bbl. Sales
for the week 3IGO bb Mt $50 to 2.6O per bbl.
Yellow Dip. Spirits 'rurmntine declined cts
per gallon with snes Of only 1868 casks. Rosin
The market dull ut I04 for large bbls.
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II X M e N IS q u

MARRIED-.O the 2lst inst. by the
Rev Abncr Alexander, Mr.. Thomas G.
CoRBlrr to Miss. Fletcher WELDON all
OF this District.
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DR.. E. Cranes Patent Grace,

,a.*.>,, ts.->.A T'llIS Shoulder Brace and
VII fMoyj l. s"rr"!!c: has 5uom toT
some Time before the public,
AElA and is now rapidly superccd
.~fA~ ing every CHER ihvcn' ion of
~ ~ a similar nature.
okNEyYAs
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THE subscriber hns just returned from:
the North, and IS now opening splendid;
stock of
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-18
MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
TIKI RECEIPTS 0IvIl.
FROM


gRW YORK AND BOSTON.
American xXpfooD @. xfopftetoro.
RRAyGENEyTT have been made BY which tho
N above Dlsretrh 10 enabled 10 forward goods ct .
ners err elsfsSss rate sAss say Has ysnsiaT West.
exeept the regular Expre~s Com rsny.
Fare BY this Dispatch 10 fsrv arded via Railroad
entirely in cars hirsdby and appropriated this Die
patch and run en- the regular EuIoa Ant PAssuxsrR
raAlss
Nask goods Mere hantss Dispatch, Care Hull & p.
Dave n. Iowa md leave me orsndum ofcoBtrlct
With pe
Po,fu rther "a rticuiars appiyto
A. H. Lyrsssyvx, Art, ig7 Brosdway, n. Y.
r. W Krvrs a. Broad st. cor State, Boston
OF 20 she andefsigned, Agents for Davenport and
Roek Island
June qQ-dtf HULL 4 PARISH, Agts.
VvETH5TTTTNT- H01TEEy
En ALsy -
hkAph sIhkkf. miro 5000 Iem :. sstee..
I've are aow opening %ee1 ~ reAes ,msae
Ciothine. 1anuhetufeo " W. e. !cnhines, nfosu.
way, Sev fcfe OF the ceft materisi me IN me Dess
.ssa sns ~ - 81. =. nd an .socs
Daven Fort, Jane - d-u MIL q CO.
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0gDllin.
FAMILY GROCERY.

TsAIssbsezisssh as spsssda sscekof orpecrsssis
u Ais ho1ee o. Ferry tesvseAescoad AND Third sts,
Wiki Ae WI varsARste be u he very beat quality
and which - vtllsslf - Low aseaA be purchased
CIGARS.
eheies lea sfCgsesjuss rsssivsa ard for sale Low
C. N. PECK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-18

C4loA9o6 BoCx Inland BAkh8oAO.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
an aud amer Monday july Sd, and until further
" tice trains will leave Rock Island ~ folo~s:
Let Pssseneertsain ~, ekAN.
arriving AtChicagoas, St0PM
I'd Passenger Trainst 0OPM
Arriving q Chicago ~ $50 AN
III Freight train with I'd class CARA las AN
frains arriving ct 1sek IslaAd.
olstPatscngcrtrstn, a $50
I'd do do SSoPM
"a Freight, With I'd class cars 81, lots N
All saias this road are IN direct connection a.
Chicago With trains or both the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central X. r. 90 and from Detroit, To-
lsdo, Cleveland, Columbus, ctscinaasi, Pittsburgh,
nunkifk, BnMslo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
Ysrk, Philadclrhsa, baltimore and Washington,
VEINS, Tick ct aet., r. II. Depot, X. !.
PasscaRers are reminded ofshe necessity Of giving
dancs direcscns asto the destination OF their bag
rage also TO tickcts before taking their seats
n the cars conductors collect rcs only "a sta
tcnsen the line ofthc Chicago and Rock leland Rail-
road. JOHN 3. henry. Supt.
VIII. wHrrMAn, Assr, Supt. West'n. Division.
Rock Island. July Cd, leSS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-18
P1NxsYIvANA AIL1oAD,
G001 3

THE Great Central Route, connecting the Atian.i
cities with the North western, and Southwes
tern States, by continuous Railway direct. Thi,
road slso connects ~ Pittsbare with daily line o.
steamers 10 Ill ports the rth western Lakes;
King the moot 1vset, sAeepest ssd rssbfs rosie b
which FREIGHT can be Forwarded 10 and from the
Great west.
rates hstvssa Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
Ttrst Classs.Boots. Shoes. Dry( IS. - ,oo,b.
Goods I'm DO xes,, Fur, Feathers Ae.S
Seeoua Clasa.sB Books Il Statson-)
cry, Dry Goods I'm boxes), Hardy soc. 100 ID.
warc, Leather, Wool. tkc.
Third Claase.Anviis, RakGine,l sOs \ rOOlh
Bacon, Pork I'm bulkl Hemp, DE. -
Fen nth Cl0oo.~C oace, Fish, ha-( an. /. ,oo,h
conk Pork tpack edl / ard 4 Lard OIL
TPln shirpine Goods from any point East Of Phiia-
aelrhis, ne psncuiarto ssrk pact age rss Pssssyf-
easss Rsifrssl.u AHGcods consigned TO she Agents
efshis Road II Philadephs or Pmssburr, WILDE for.
v .rded without detention.
Fasfsnr Arswrs.-Moses Potter, Boston; J. L. ri
lion, \. Work: J Shredder, Philadelphia; Magraw
Il Koops DaltincYe; Geo. G. Franeiscus Pittsbarx;
Spriemsn 4 Brown. Cincinnati, ohis; j. s. Moore
head. Louisviiic, Ky; X. @. Meidrsm, Madison,
Ind. RateiiG& Co.. IS. Louis, No.; J. O. Mitchell 4
Son, Evansville, Indiana.
H. II. HOUSTON, General FrsisAf -sg't, PAiss.
II y. LoNBAERT, s.pr. Affssns, "a