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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

New oreansi Ereee. pcmniqu.. Pssrno sch, X Wolfe.
wood; j. H. Deputy Wlsmore New.Yorki Anna Caroline,
Wbuden do
C!ayedBsrt Anna Crosby New Orleans; Duteh rsio, Va
ria Adriss, Van Duer. Wuingtcn ~ schrs Sarah A1c,
Ireland Neg iori r. c.sO1 csTson do Couaei, He
DO; AIMS Caroline Walden, do C. A Greene shaw ID .
J. n. Deputy. W.rsIaoEe. Riehuond.
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BY Telegraph.

CHARLEsroN-Arr. Feb 10, L. ). Mail steamship Nash
VILE New YOrs, 81 7 A NJ
DARlES Ga Arr Feb -, sehr. J. B. Colin. bsneFon,
day hence to los6 timber.
NEW ORLEANs-Arr. Feb 10, ships Isaac Alerton, Uai-
Creole Lorenzo Wellington ,Dttark Morning eSI. t1
New York
sALEa-Ar Feb 49, bark Said Ben Sultan, sud Llcii
Maria Zanzibar Spoken Feb II lat So q NJ loo 70 f snip
Star Of The West. frsm EewYork 5T Liverpool; FEB lS
lat 30 10 N len ~ ST. ship helen Hood Portland foE New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

to connecting roads.
The Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad has Pc
tiioned the Massachusetts, Legislature to lend its
crsd. for one million Of dollars in ' cent scrip, re-
deemable in IS years, secured by mortgage of the
Road and franchise and sinking fund, which by its
own operation will pay the entire loan at maturity
and leave surplus besides.
The Joint Committee on the Accounts OF the State
Treasurer OF NewJersey. report the following the
circulation and deposited securities Of the Free Banks
of he State:
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Arrived.

Steamship Georges Greet (of Cromweps lneJ eager, Bal
Ship Clifton inserO ID days mdse to stan
ton & Thorn pson.
Bnk Virginia of M.chss Thurow, New Orleans IL days
sugar AID uoes 70 Thompson Hunter No date on Ha'
vsns spohe BRIG Richard Lssuns for New York sad saw
her again 10Th IN lat So, Ion. u
Barb ". O. Alden, Bates Belize, aond IA day., mshos.ny
&c f. Alexandra Feb IL, cd Hattern passed ship chi
ton from New Orleans for New York.
Bark Dudley (of Gray Bordeaux ~ d. brandy
&c L. Ii. Simpson Sons Experienced heavy ~eathe''
split seize kc . 49,.
Br JepDy Lind Ncrten, East M.ehi. lumber to Mayhem
Talbot Co =. n, r.
seb Falmouth. Cof BsitinOre) Warren; Msn.sso Bay ia
20 dayt ia ento 6e to Rodriguez Feb Is on Cnaeston
spo.s baIk NeEYork. from C1ienn for M ninston,
The p heavy westher on tue Pssssse
scbr lnoALos. three massdl Csthcayt. tran< La L,
days, susar and molsss TO c. p Leyereh Expsnenesd
heavy weather. -
sesr Metz. tof Newport, L. ID DOr Attshspas IS days,
molsses 10 Pees Lygsn.
scbr Liverpool ,Bi Buse. Londonderry N s. IS days.
pot.foe. 10 ID n. De Wolfe. -
sehr west Clean wssHs Gloucester, TAB to Woodruff
Hobtson.
sehr :. n. Williams. Jump ALford Del. corn B n. Fox
sctr Triumph. bier Greenwich, " corn 20 mister
sebr Bonita Horton bsstport 10 d. shs and h,h mater
BELOw-shiP Mary. lof BaihJ from New Orleans; slss,
two hrsG
sAiED-ship Sardinia Huston, for Ssynnsh bark Hsr.
vest Nichols brig Deshed Bray, for Porrsi Prince.
WIND-DuIts the day NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

reouisition Of the new Constitution, must be sub
uitted to vote of the people before it can become
law 1t passed one of the Houies Ea IRE minutes be-
fore tie adjournment and whether it had received or
would receive the signature :. the Governor IS not
known.
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Ocean Steamers.


IMMATURE ALMASAc.......rHfs DAY.
erx-Raes.....6 "a ses........5 Al hooS-Seu..N 5la
wATER........rHts DAY.
Sandy Hcek9 SO Gov Island0 90 Hell Gate. ...l2 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

Markets. .CAREFuLLY REPORTED 7oR The TRIBUNE.
MONDAY. Feb 10. 1855.
AsHEs-The msrke 10 without change; the demsnd fair;
ssl,, OF Pots at So s. aud Pearls Of IS IS.
BRICK-rhe mArtet quiet the supplies hight; sales OF
HARD North River IS; and jersey a. - 500 81 IS
COTrON-The demand bes been more sctise for export
ard home use and prices firm the snnexs. qaOtsJn
k.w YoEx cL.ssiEIcArIox NO
I-uI.nd EL.rilA Mohiea And rax,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

The Michigan Legislature previous to adjOurnnen,
parsed General Banking Law. The main features
are: Frat, Deposits Of Stocks Of Michigan New
York or United States, at 20 per cent Of their value
as security for circulation. Seeoad, Redemption Of
circulation a, the counter Of each inss'ution, and
a.o at one Of the following places at in option, viz
Detroit. Flint, Kalamazoo, or Adrian. TSird, In
divlduA responsibility. This bill, according to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
Receipts Of Prod uce.

Nv Eric Ral,oad-6o4 bbls Flour - pkgs Ashes ITO 60.
WHISKY 383 do cheese ss7 do Provisions, $40 bs Otts
100 bbs Lard 72 do Butter 100 Hogs, 200 She p, s2O
.ides Leah
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mARRIED.

n,,,ou-gAxLToN-In sroesiyn, Fss. 10, ~ re re
w.ier Col Jseph pae ea =, az ,'e' '''
dsssb,sg o. YFOLLfTT BsriiBIton. W. teo y y ,
n Ia E.q. CsshieT o. u. ~ sD rnosby
doc Y, 10 Mi'' Lorraine A. 01'sD''' "
Fopett , ,,.u,,ncn A. Cbiess, III. Feb ~ Mr..
NIT siehoi. Of Detroit, ard Mss C. Eh<Atein dslsn'
10, ,h, Hon Cksries -ammonf ., IN 49, n.
HoSseRIrN-COLBURs- On AoDdsy req. ~ y tne hsv'
sS.n " T,n. d d DR. Iln.tias Jerome " pien - "a
dsotbter Of ksrens Colsurn E,q a. % ~ ni, &c
~, $3.50 20 Hi.. May Cogpfed both Of that city.
" es"'t .r'aD7-Ia Msrblehesd' MI Samuel Elm
sIrILsIk.t p.,S,
el.ir 20 Es. sstay On aosdsy FEB TO- By ~.
TAfLos Gn,Isoet at Trinity Church, Brosdesy. NJ
aae'h.m Taylor 70 Ms MAY =. =" VI 'SS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

MEy.-The tug Levisthsn came up % The City this
HAVING teen search Of the lghtshp watch broke
sdr from Nantucket Shoals She found hsh and dry
tie roeis Aousgk and Il was supposed could not be got
Of A Government ,ehr. 10 a. anchor close BY her.
MISSING vESsEL-The Dutch gsllot Jsntiena R0ebaa,
Cart Schroeder sailed hence Nov ~ With cargo q sin for
Cork and has 70. .iree been heard Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

r,e,e,.e 1881 Dol eal4 G9l De 81 4s5 In 8 3se 9f
The highest point touched BY the Specie line was on
the cd Feb, Ell, 1876, ls6. The above figures show
the increase of loans since Dec 9, to have been in
round numbers So COO; of specie, &c 9ei,ooo
of deposits s4 se5 900, and decrease of circulation
Of s54o, COO. The statement is az follows:
CoMPARATIyE TABLE he Loaa' speeie Cre1atoH nc ~
po,il. al the Bank, CITY @ Ne York. yo' hs Sees
ending SATURDAY Feb TO- 1855 and Saturday req ~ I'D
To ui cred Capital Of each Bank at ne tlS a@ie
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From Orr CorresportentI

From Our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, Feb ls-Aryises-ship C.rsco. Hos-
n.r Rio de Jsneo br Malvern, Ganau, Trinidad De Cabs;
Pessbseot Emery RIO Dc JsLe.Te D. 8. Brown, MEshan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

FooTyGs Total amount Of Capital Feb. IL. eBlAso.
Total average amount Of Circulation Feb 10. III.
Total average amount Of Deposits Feb TO- e757s4i3 Total
average snoun Of Circulation, Feb 81 1924 SOS. Total
syersse amount of De posits. Feb II, e75 1873 $50.
The sir banks named below the Atsntc have
ton with the Clesrins House.
CLEANING HOUSE, TRASsAcTIoNs
EXCHANGES for week ending Fob 2....'.'... So ol9sf
EXCHANGES for week ending Feb l9......... Se4o4so
Balance, for week ending Feb l2......... 81 g76 96
Balances for week ending Feb ls........... 5406i2
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Dbl A brig 10 Oporo ct 22c. for Corn, and vessel
Of 40 tuns % St DOMINGO and back az e. 900

Dbl. a bnR 70 OpOTIU u &c TOT COIui qua Fb47tI
Of 40 tune 70 St Domingo and back at 81 900.
The weekly Bank Statement shows, UNEXPECTEDLY,
an increase in TIE specie reserve, which brings the
amount within 600 600 Of the highest point touched
The increase s, in round numbers <25 900, a. com
pared with the previous statement; whereas geoer,
ally further decrease expected. The loans ana
discounts and deposits show further expansion. Inc
bulk of TIE increased loans call and not IN Dis
counted paper. The continued increase in deposits
IL due mainly TO the interior bank balances, which
are being piled up beie. The figures, as compared
with last week, are: c,.., n-,..
=, N ,sts s9Is2 10 l7I439l 969lI 737tiSE
rbb ~ las sOs5of3i l7,35S.ts5 eil 600 75lsjes
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FooTXGs.-Total amount Of Capital, Feb H. So 1870
Total syerage OF Loans aud DISCOUNT FEB 10,
Feb TO- sI7A $751; Total amount Of Soecse. Feb TO-
eess62l70. Total amount of Specie, Feb. II,
o5l Total syerage amount Of Loans and Dseount
Feb H. ST, $50 Ce5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

S. Drsper's semi weekly auction sale OF Stocks and
Bonds takes place at the Merchants Exchange to-
MORROW, at -! o'clock.
The earnings of the Erie Railroad for the month OF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
PEyysYL RAILROAD.

Three D. iiy through Trains, between philndcjphla
and Pi.i,bury. The MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phiisdelphia for Pttsburg at = s. ~; an6
P,t.sbury for Philadelphia al 4. NJ. TIE FA5I
YiyP lasyes PHILADELPHIA ~ ". anj Pinspurg
for Phi.deiphls att r ". THE NIGHT EHPRESs
TRAIN leaves Phi, ad.phia for Pittsburgh ~ I, r.
NJ snd Plt,-burg for philadelphia 81 10 r ~
The above lines al Pttsbnrg ~lin we nan,
roads 10 and frem ST. Louis, Mo-; All'n OA'ena abn
rhies,, IIr. frankfort. Lexington. AL L1u.yii e.
W TIRE n tato DAYTON. spriu2f ia, Belief htne,
sanduskv Toledo, Cleye. sid, toibnhhs' HahessHle'
Mu.stIten and Wooster Ohio; also, HiiA ihe stsain
Pnes - Boa,s from aud 10 SEs LEArs, BIT. LOWS
Lo-rssiLI Y aud CIsefssATi. ,.,,.,.
above places. - go. ~ ,;r.
spt ssar,iny potsts. Passengers from Inc zee
will md this The shortest aud most eNpedliiou'
voute Philadelphia, baltimore, Ne" forG' or DOS
ton. ,..,
TH0T. MOORE, AG'r. raSssngsr hf"ts, ph'fs
j. MEsKlMES. Sgh. Pesscngsr Lines, Pits.
Phil aiei pha- Feb 9Th. 1855 d-ly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
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A CARD.
IApY,s COLLEGE.

~ r,a.e,t,ny This notice to the public the subscri
/ ber wishes TO inform them that his school VIII be
HE I'd of May next He proposes to give classical
education to all who ma. wish 10 favor hm WIN their
patronage and confidence. he also Will add Nor,
nal Departing TO qualify young ladies Tor tcaehihe
i'm The various grades Of scuoos In our country from
the Co ege down to the common district sehsoi. Tn
the pr mary department. he win adnuaii VINO are oe
sir rus of enjoying its benefits.
The can rae of instruction will be thorough ana com
plete and at the time very discriminating hha
select avoiding esorything OF M ehu'c' ~,
dency is TO give yigor aud eastict. TO tue !ou'nias
mind. -, -. "a
and nprorsi knowiiin our country otntopS' slas
,he nwnil the ia IA of hefsutject While
il is presented by the teacher In style cnsfer new
and fascinating p 49,. a,
and vigorous constitution without which all his Of
forts would be useless. ..-..., ,,,..t
ella ra,tef rs ba is OF ali his hopes, rs without when
NO supersructure stand the test oil future 'ra's
and future hopes. t,t
vdual that kipd of practical tranpy her natural tts
nd future prospects shall indicate. .4.,ao.
And foarthis. 10 train the nina 10 Praet'ss' ', ,
lions and useful deductions from every DAY s"osef
And lastly TO nfase spirit Of practical Ghfishal
bcnes oehee into the mad ei every pne no" -.
Young, a. a lovely and instructive ffihclhse lroH
which shall now, n from pure and eieaf iouhlaiA
unive rsal love Ia all.
Mn arran. etutnis arc OF the tHb9f Nitt
scale adane To fly carry tht above prog fsnIns
to tle letter aud spirit in all inetr variety ana eAteht
The building. which Is new and conniodloas, WI
be prepared 10 all its inmates cohiofao ah'
haj.py siands upon eiainence oi easy hseehi an.
surmounted by promenade from which scene Y
presented 10 view uDeqaal.d Ia our country Tor men
ness. beauty or grandeur.
Ii siocated ID Of tho most hca thy and salnori
Gus towns In the United States. whose advantages
location To approach are AL that coaa De ashea o.
A. sir.d and its business advantages second to nom
in the Mississippi valley. Ny arrangements 10
teachers are such that all wi bendiyidaaiy watched
aud cared for. -
Those wishing further information can address TIA
PROPRIETOR at Davenport, lows, who will be happ,
all times To give all regnirednformsilon eireula
and fartaer notice will be given in due time.
r. u. CoDDiNG,
Proprietor tud Superintendent.
Mn. II. CopDtss, prtncipai.
Mas. NJ. A. Canptsa.
payeSpert. Iowa, bee. 2S, Ie5i dSsH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
q a.. Dawson Z Co.

MOULD remind their old Customer. ,ha,,hsy ars
wv am ocerinc Boots, Shoesand Gaitersa ~ Lue io~
a.. nr.sas ana LADIES' Gents, Misc, Boys y Chids'i
IAN Dc suppied on the shortes' notce VIII every ar
ticls IL the Shoe department
MANUFACTURING.
We are now faliy prepared 70
make to Order"
n Kind 8 Of Boots and Shoes for Gents & Boys we
ha,enor employed some Of the best workman IN tne
Civ. We VIII guarantee all the work thus made Y
be primein auahfy ~, a.
Gents extra hue Calf. pegged sewed Boots OF
Shoes can DO obtained Of US On the iaos' sats'a'
tory terms e,,,ha ar,t
quality Of Goods.
Ladies' fine 0aiteTs,
Ladies Slippers 4 Ecots,
Ladies Over Shoes, Gun Fur
Gents nns Cali Roots, \
Gents Heavy Kip Boots.
Gents Caters Shoes
Misses Shoes 8 CATERS.
Boys Scots & Shoes,
Childrens shoes.
,,is a, H.. horton shoe Stores dores nor!h 81 the
Post ofsce, Brady -. pA
Davenport. pec. .ih, Isos.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
SEWING MACHINES.

THE subscriber IL Agent for Wheeler, Wilsoh
1 Cos superior sewing Maehtnes--oy tbe use %
thes e machines very much OF that which has been
drudgery becomes buta pleasanttask--any who have
read Mrs. r.. Oake Smiths letter published In the ~
Tribune sometime since. in relation to thets, vi eed
n i'm ati,,ns here Whoever has " sh 10
SEQ these beautiful and truly Ld50r Sarfng hachiRes
oneYate ear be gtafed by calling III my store
sold at New York prices, adding freight, fs'th fhts
advantage the buyer has the opportunity ottsarnfFs
70 use thtm. ,,..,,
tnpa a Ia
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
LOOK HERE!
z Farms for sac!

Dnrrpport, on the Hickory 6t s,osSs EDDY sesa
acre, broke and enclosed on the s'u Also on .as
north OF Easl Davenport miles iis acres, 90 ae,t'
road miles from East hrick house, ofenss,,
aH S r Sr iartssr pacuar. apply to
an ne premis,s lass nanc9. con ", ELpRlp1i'
May2d, ie5i
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
DAVENPORT ROUSE

,fRs A GRASr, having leased the Hotel 70
VI cv.r,slv occupied by her Iate husband, VIM usants
,noru rs he DAVENPORT HOUSE, has opened the
,u,s for the accom- ,0daton of the public.
She will kees house. welifarnishes larcerahu
zones to deserve and receive share Of public patron.
age she hsa a large yard attached for wagons and
s.x .ng for thirty five horses.
davenport. rnay =. ls54-wtrwu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
IMMENSE STOCK
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT
Burrows & Prettyman's
NEW STORE.


WE re now receiving and prepared to exhioit one
w The most extensive and complete assortmehts
Goods ever before brooghtto this market consist
ing OF sta pie and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
silk Goods Cashmere Erocho aud Bay State shaw Il,
VeNets, Ribbons and Trimmings
fever, variety and Prices Ladies and Misses
DRESS GOODS
in avery ,,epsrtment--Iace aud Embroidered Goods
and fa / assortment OF
Cloths, Cassmeres >attinets. Linsc!s, fiAhhes'
DOMESTIC GOODS,
A largo assortment of Gents ladies' and Misses
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
A large and General Assortment Of
Reaay-Made Clothing.
--ALSo:--
Groceries, Salt, Crockery. Hardware,
And In fact m general variety of Goods Is nol 10
be found In any Store West OF the Mississippi.
we are acterm;nea to sell Goods mt the lowest Cash
Prices and 70 do this are compelled 10 de away
with the long credit and big prcet system we shal
nav Cash Tor all kinds Produce and sci th- Farmer ms
Good. AZ the lowest Cash Prices, BY strict attention
10 busnessand mas ing ourselves useful to the Farm
ing community. hore 10 ner Ia contlnuance o. VIC
ma sac Of the Farmers Friends -,,,,.,,,x
Davenport Oct 25th, is54-dw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
CASH CASH!

r design going Eas: about The 10th ~ March, and
~sn1 All the casa c'n raise. "Iit therefore sell
-, In any I,fs. slrh " Gtehes Clocks, 3ewe-
:. e. ~ from 10 to IS per cent above and some 1T
y "a n.rsous wishing good 10 any li.c siil j u
we'll to cal. mr. \. y = - - =.
FEB. 5th-d IN =" ISN1'"lFs NV =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE D..

,HE undersigned ha. opcneds General in IN Which
oaee with a complete set of Go Ssas ~ of ,t
enter an krds Of Real and Personal sho wish s
ar for rent, tho names Of all se'an he names o.
places In fnmlies within the els, a'S employment
. hose 1 !" ss s'sS'
wants. &c cannot fail of immediate +s.. m ode
ing either BY calling at my Office. and the! wiz
Cali aud register your wants or oi"s
receive prompt attention. FINEPIhbp,
No. l Commercial bu''D''
Dee IS51-tly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
TOWN OF RLuE GRASS.

THIS town is situated on a beautiful undutauhg
4 prairie 10 miles from davenport and II miles
from ausratine It II The State road mites from
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad and miles from
the river Ii is yer- healthy with population OF on.
hu nGrea not case Of sickness hayin. occurred ths
summer II within half mile uf timber sad the
same distance Of the best cod banks IN the country
Ii rs we'll " altered both With springs and wells
Elne Grass Iaw contains ne store, with aae open
Ing fqranother black sniff shop. wagon shop edbarl
shop. etc Three buildiuk4are uoH beng e"nplet"u,
one of hieh, al ample dimensions ana intehae9 nr
tayerpstand Is for rent on reasonable terms. Beng
on the main travelled road snd The nearest pHnii'
ho.e miles distant. very fair Inducements are tht
presented 30 any wishing 10 eHgh@e M I'VE tns'
ness Jaw rlili is IN 0seraion ~ miles from the
tow and a grisl mill is being erected al the same
p,Ece
req sons bic terms, and those wishing to build Hnd To-
este there viii have such Inducements nresSplsdthea
az ar. rarel, offered. Good improved farms can b.
purchased in the vicinity / from y 10 so per acre
slone co4l Ike ~ constantly or and y ny conl 9nnk
JAS. 4. EuRNtIfES.
net til- 1gSi-Etrlgff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
NEXNZ
NJ Es"
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
r AM opening an entirel. ner stoek OF
/ TEAS,
fssgssesssseFssS AND
WOODEN WIRE.

Aaonc winch are Inc following;
Very SUPERIOR /. Ill son Tea. choice de-. fair do,
VERY choce fragrs GunpoNder do. extra oniong 90
Good 10 d o. Old Gov. Java Coffee, common do Rio DO
White corse DO. Brown do, Golden syrup. Sugar
House do, n. o Mofasses. varices qualities Isbaeeo
from chocestto cheap price Pure "a erstns: eoca,
Tar,,, Notmee. Mace Gloves Whole and Grn'd Gin
namon, Alspiee and Pepper, Ginger Pickles IN gals
and hf-gals. Peppersauce. Tomato ketchup. Cider
Viuegaf Mustard. New Rice, Table and Dairy Salt,
citron. Currapts, Se~ Layer kaisIns, Good OLD 90,
Ssealess dn. 90. Maeearoni. Vernaee u. pr'd
Peschs. Pared. do impaired. Pick ed Trut, White
Fi.h Mackerei. sun. ed herring God Fi,h, Sonr,
yarIoes Kinds Star Candles. Preside, vs. Il. Nhatc
Gonnerns soft shelted Almasds. fecaG Nuts, Brazil
do Flbs r,s Bed Cords Clothes Lines. Bfaoins MAps
Clothes Baskets, Wash Tabs. Zlnc "hsapoafas,s anu
: hosp Pals Brush Broums, Flour heckcts. Spice
Boxes, &c, &c, all selected expressly FOR fa@'f1
t'se.
NJ,All Good warranted Is recommended
Al the Iriek stogs cor Nan ard Front streets
store recently pied b! McMpHn. shephrrd
{ NJ. HAWKES..
Davennort Dec IL. IeSt-d&Ntf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
BOOK BINDERY,
Blank Book and Paper Box Mandatory.

NO COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
w MULLER. Book Binder 10 Davenport. beg.
w leave 10 inform tho citizens Of Davenport Rock
Island, Moline and ,irnity that he has received ra-
ling Machine aud is now prepared TODD all the work
~ ltis line as Paper Rnlng and ank Book Narufac-
turing Also all sorts VI Binding; nanuf eiures all
Of Paper Nes, FIR and NarHi>hes Maps aud
Pictures. DC. He siso does Psper Hanging ut the
lowest prices.
Blank Books fol general usa, Band Hat and Pampl-
let Boxes constantly Oh hand.
May II, lS5f-tPa II W. MULLER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24

!. Good assortment Of PenmoEais an, 'aa.s "or-
"A 90, for sails very ics atho he Clare S"s'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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THE G., eat Central Route, ConHeet.us tAe Atiantff
cities with the Western. Northwestern. ami Nouia@es
tern States. by esntiHro1s Railway direct. ms
road also connects 81 PItsbGrg wGh dug ae o.
Steamers 10 all poris the northwestern Lakes, ma
King the direct ekeapet GHa rs.ts5's fsHft b!
which FREIGHT can DC forwarded 10 aid from The
Great Hsst.
Rates between Phiiadelphia aud Pittsburgh:
First Class..Boots. sbops. hryt ane g ,eoi
Goods lin i,os-s). Furs. Pc tLhcrsac,t
second Class Books & ~tEt!oB-)
cry, Dry Goods I'm boxes), HARDY Is ' lCu 10.
ware. Leather. =. COL. oc. ,
THIRD iasss.Anytls. RaeSipg.l re NAH
Bacon, Pors IN buiS Hemp, de !
Fourth CiaSs.-Coiiee- / ish, ba't sse . fegIb
con 4 Pork tpack ed ara d ard CIV
N5pIn shipping goods from any point East o. Phtia-
delphis. he partcu 10 marx psr ase 'sis PeHHsgI
pesta Rgii,oca' Vii Goods consigned to the *geHp
q this kosd al Phiiadepha Fisbcrg, vii be for
~ rded without detention.
FsErsnr Aresrs.-Mpses Potter. Boston; I. vi
Mofi. n. York: u J sneeder, PhilAdclphla; Masra~
4 koons. Ba tlu.ors; Geo. Franciseas Pitisoure;
Sprigman & Brown, Cincinnati, ohia; }. 8 Moore
head. Louisville, Ky; X. L. asldfIm, Iaalaon,
Ind Rateiif q Co, 81. Lo.!s, ao j. $. a.:eh@l =
SVn. Eyansyile, Isdtana.
n. II. HOUSTON. Gshfro( FrffEht AT, PA.a.
n J.. LoNBA EhI, szp't. altoona, ia.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
One OF the Fest
Graat Bargains.

y,oR sac few iso tract' 81 urfnprpTed 'nnf
4 10 f'Hnton r,nn,y Price - PES Term
sinh a. balance in II years with ~ per cuhl ih'er
esi payaba annually. ,.o,,,,,,
Jan 10, ~ ) " a4i > N'ts''-''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-24
Four Hundred Acres

nF he tutfii prairie land sttuFted mlns lr@m
l Fnrnam ou the NJ. ana N. kali Road and - nile'
from naveurort. Prize ss.P0 per ncre pnH liberal
credit given for large part Of the in rchH-e money
ian Is For sale by WIN - ' 'Dh"i-''