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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
NEW-,JERSEY ITEMS.

PoLIcE.-,JOhn J. Finny and MichaelJ Dougherty,
Who snied the target company from Brooklyn Hobo
ken Oh Monday Hoboken for interfering with
the police and recuDg prisoner and In default Of bail Of Ss
each were mnitted 70 tho County Jail
LABORERs DIsCHARGED.-AbOut one hundred men
employed the floating being built Hobo
the Ct Robert H. Stevens have been d.;hased
dsnBg the lat tsn days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

the ears of the authorities, and yesterday Oticer
Healy went on board The vessel and brought the kid
mapped sailor on shore. A complaint was then MADE
by him before justice Connolly, and Ray was arrested
and held for trial. In bis examination he said It's
all right; must DO something for living"
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Gov. TAYLOR sal he would like TO offer resolution
for the purpose of bringing it before the Board
Resord That the w ten Randas Island be and hereby
directed prohibit al who hereby visit said Island
from interfering h The religious opinions Of the children and
from attempting 10 teach them any sectsIaD doctrines
Laid on the table until next meeting.
Gov. TAYLOR said he offered the resolution in
sequence of two Sisters of Charity visiting the children
and insiructiDg them in the Catholic doctrines.
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BURSYD TO DEATH -Honors Credan, girl thir-
years Of terribly burned last Thur'sy nisht
rssqusree Of be- clothes hATinE taken fire az the Fesies
Of her parents. No g Fr.ukft l. appears that she sp
preached rse the flares from VI h communicated - her
dr, End she sustained injury which sted say on NJ 70
csy nisht Coroner Doun- hld upon the o0iy
az the jury rendered verde, of Academia death
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Free Public Lecture will be delivered at the

Suvyesnt institute No. 653 Broadway Thursday EVEN
NC th int At oclocx by JAMS BoLT-S VI D. of Rich
m, nd Va on the subject Of H-zng add |ruatns Bul d.
ins." The whole subject will b. illustrated aud demon
-uaed BY positive proof With splendid apparatus The pub
lie are re.teci fully invited to attend.
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ACCIDENTALLY DEOwSED.-COroner Hilton he'd
rques yesterday uPen the bdy Of Peter Daay naYs Of
Ireland IS ye,Is Ct age who drowned al Tha'siAI
BY accidentally falling overheard a. he foot Of Thirty
rirsi. North River Tie ps;suars hsve been i1.y pap
bhtS The deceased leaves wifi znt &c ERA cnhdren
verdict u aeelGsnts death rsnlerel By ihe JaIy
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Advertisement.
- 4, ... w. -
GREAT BARGAINS IN CA


now Ia store argE Fall uporatons comprising Vol
vet Tauesry Brussels. Threepy and IrEran CTPeung Floor
Oieoths which offering ~ very low rates fr cash
Rich Brussels snd per yard. SMITH LovSsBEREY, No.
40 Bro.dg.y near Grsncst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

BCRGLARY.-Tbe house Of Thomas Buoy, on tho
corner Of Carroll Van Brunt ss feonouy entered
few nights since and nearly worth Of cthns stolen there
from. The thieves escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

GRAND LARCENY.-A German named Henry Wal
Yesterday arrested charged with stealing wAeh
end Other articles vsue all OF 40 from John os-in
OF Nc - Thomp-cr., be confessed MS guilt aud ckei
% for trAl.
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BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

The Regular Weekly Meeting Of the Governors of
the AlmsHouse was held yesterday afternoon at their
rooms in the Rotunda. Present-Governors Draper,
1iemanD, Taylor, Dugro Smith and Henry.
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DISHONEST STRyANT.-Msrgaret Holland, ser
want in the employ Il Penelope Thorp, OF No J
Yesterday arrested chs ed with stealing ~ and some
CLOTHING from tn, house Of her mistress The clothing was
found in Possession Of the seeused aud she WIS., eomea oy
Ju,tice Welsh for tfai
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J. r. STAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR, THE NEW ELBc
rrIeAL REsspr-OLvr TAn IS IxRALnD AID ASrLfre II
IA scr TAKIs. Ccros diseases ef ths
TsaoAr Lsscs Erav.s ArscLIs Jotsrs Ako exsa.
ga q, koa q saA y Nsw q. Of oeas kyrus.
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PIRDY'S NATIONAL IHEtTER.-lhe grand pan
cuims Of the MAGIC PLLs the PEOPLES LAWYER snd Two
CRyGoRIEs To NIGHT thi. Thester. vita Mr.. H. Allen
Mons Schmidt Mr. O. L. Fox, Nile rherese, and oil the "a
voii:es the carL.
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fAtXarflar frlsut
Roof takes re

Roof takes real life size Photographs on canvas
Roorss Photographs Of all sizes Unsurpassed
Roors Gallery Il easy Of access.
ROsr Is 81 No. SO Broadway, corner OF FrAnkin-'t
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IAdyeriseuenII
Fv.ys's CLOTHING WAREHOUSE. y


81 FLroSsr-Fine fashionable Cloth Costs 80; splendid
puress Goats -; 11 pairs fancy Cashmere Pants - So
rich silk ,uperhne Beaver Overeosts SD &c
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AdyertisementI
STILL WATER Runs DEEP.-No wonder this

W
Cnedy proves 80 attractive II pquany written The plo;
ipseIous The hrinsy written This hunor IN
4, delicious The paihos natural Il Is superby gwen ~
RAESus's MUSEUM You these AFTERNOON or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

FISED Barney Conner WIS yesterday brought be-
fore III. Mayor on the charge Of attempting reclaim bis
by force While being driven to tbs pouad BY tan oeefa Hs
Wa fnnd
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s3OOOO-A RARE CHAsCR-THE EXIT RI
yLE-ExsLIsH PATExT FoE sALE.-Ths 3 new breach
losdin1 and sslf Gaping FIRE Ass.
s znd y Of seon are uneg1Ae ~ snJ q Ise IA
method Of .he.Iinz tie csrtreE- % perfect
The Primer contains 90 Of Eys No u Contra Fire Caps
uheh Rave been eIplod.d IN forty .eocnda
Tbs Primer whch 70 complete By itsef q applicable 70
yoxrs Cans. Colt'. Pos &c. On exhibition q tbs ofes.
No Il Bank R-pabie BEildiIz co., Walls and Broadway.
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CARPETs.-YOrNG & JAYNE, No. 8

way corner Of Frsrkn-st, oppOst TaSlofs SAoon oaor
BRUSSELS CARPET a. dollar yard and other a.
tides il them line at pToportionate rates.
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ADVERTISEMENT
THE CHARACTER AND MEN or NEW YORK, THE

METROPOLIS o. NORM AsERIcA-One Of the duties the
Pres protect the public from mpoon, by teaching rue
principles Public feeling and sympathy justly AMI humane
excited Of the dreadful ravage Of aperenta
disease neshbong cities Yet By Conu nption more
lives are sacrificed annually than Yellow Fever destroys
Presidential concentrate their death de Ain1
ensrges In comparatively single Isolated oc,ities while Con-
sumption 20 noiselessy sends its unering shafts here and
there pTomi'euo1sy throughout all the busy walk, Of ne
that those who by the wayde fall and perish UNDECIDED
or soon forgotten by their neighbour fends and relatives
The question has oen been asked IL Consumption durable
To learned and experienced physicians look for
answer 10 this irnprtsut inquiry Lannss and Louis Of France
ned state. are amouq abe winter. on Diseases Of the Lungs
and Chest who answered the question unequyocay in the
affirmative.
The opinions any point entitled 70
respectful but when Of distinction give their
opinion which they have made their constant study
i Se tSn OF an : .sSis 2 'n'
There to be met daily instances Of living roou. and
healthy persons who have been euee Of sad serious at
tacks Of Consumption.
There are many valuable members OF the medical profess
sou who going the rouads OF an arinous Practice Who
have been nached iEo the jaws Of that yofacous mons
Consumption.
tie successful practitioners the cure Of Lung and
other Chronic G the that have known him
long time and he has cured number 81 oar
He student and associate Of Professor John De Ia
Mater one Of the most eminent praconeIs AMI tn,
country has yet Produced ming various tGes snd 10 'e'eL
Medical Colleges al the different chairs Of potessor.hps he
sso the honor OF having been the ht Professor VINO
taught suscuston and percussion or the only certain method
u ssceang correctly the diseases Of the Lungs and Chest
Dr. H. graduate Of the University Medical College o. this
city twelve fifteen yens He is also 80 uncol
promising enemy Of qusekey and all ~ s1Hae. and he
especially eeuste ms denunc4ons sgias Specifies Patent
Medicines Patent Shoulder braces ABDOMINAL supporters ana
al other useless and injurious rannes sad nets for
es;ehing the haid-earned money Of the eredHlGus
Dr. HATH deTotug a.! hl enerEes 70 th7 treatment
Consumption Diseases Of the Throat Lungs Heart Chest and
ell ChroLie Diseases Of both sexes Having sgceessiu usei
Inhalation for many years he regards IS 'uabe 1 II me
affections Of the Lungs but not specific one when
used alone BY Any means , 90,
through which the system brought under the nhg
Of rsmedia. sssns IT cure Of disease.
lSew.Yosk Day Book
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

SERIOUS ACCIDENT A private wachmsn, narned
J. p Williams, employed guard tho ship Omn Pacbs, lying
the foot Of Congesss dangerously injured Monday
night by falling through the ha'chg heap Iron IN tbs
hold tie conveyed 10 the IiOpta by oiosn Ca1s and
Ferry OF the Third DsIet Police.
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fAdYertisemen. (

II yoa want 20 see an ingenious piece Of work
1an.h o al stW NJ WILsAEIH's No u Madeleine, 4nd
et.Us tie style Of and PEscIL CAss made ~ IN,
s,ued LwSDs PATESr." II u the complete arrange
eut ever offered for ,se IL IL made Of gold and silver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

AccIDEsT.-John Cowhig, employed in the whit
lead factory Chrsta Donohue South Fifth st., Epefn d.
ue Mon'sy afternoon, caught In tho machinery an
had bis right bad crushed i taken ~ bis Residence
.hLnldef lOint.
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rAfv-r-iser1snti
AysoS's DAGUERREoTYPEs, large size, for 50


eers ooo,e nice twice TIE sE= ever tate1 r
cents f0f -z sls-snere fsfnen-
ber Assoss No Broadway opposite Metropoatsn Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

BLAKR's PATENT FIRR-PROOF PAINT, No. lls
Pesrst-se. under head Of Psnts.
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lAtYsrfis.rnent.

DRESSING CAsIs.-The compact form and per-
feet uty Of these articles render them ndspensabe 20 sy
esr they contain I'll that Necessary for the toilet For sale
a SANDERS, NJ. Asor House and No. SsI Broadway
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Drp GOODS.

A SUPERB STOCK of LYONS NELFEIS,
~ lust received comprising every width and ooor' suitable
fer Ba. CUES nartillss. Cloaks &c . ,,
" UBSDELL PERSON LAKE,
No ~ Broadway. between Grand and broomestS
A SUPERB ASSORTMENT of CASHMERE
"A SHANS ust received. ~
UBSDELL, PERSON L LAKE,
No Gl Broadway, between Broome aud Gr,nd't~
ID o ID
Id LII c L o A ;.
OPENING DAY -
PAIL CLOAkS AND sANTlLLA>.
AL FABRICs.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER
Nos. 81 Canal At s. Lispeusrd e.
Second MaotiliA Store west ot Broadway
DLANKETS.-2O0 cases ribbOn-bound family
I'D Blankets, crade-rEe l+4 and II verious guAe'
together Negro Indian and Hors- Blankets, foa in
Rochd,e and Comic Mil. VIII be soId low
EESMlTH Co., Agents, No III broaiwsy
DLEACHED GOODS-A complete assortment,
ID coupri.ins every width and quality.
For Ne by NESMITH & Co.. No II Broadway.
ENGLISH CARPETS-Of the manufacture OF
l. Me.sra JOHN CROssLEY SONS, and others con-
sisting
super Bruse, (, 81 y. and 81 IS per yard.
Super Tapestry II 81 per yard
Super POyal Velvet A. ~ ~ per yard.
Also Rugs. Mas Cocoa Msttings, Ollcloths. &c
A r STEWART Co.,
Broadway Chambers and keaie-rs
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iAtyertisementl
De HLERs
FEvsk AGUK PILLS,
TIE AOsT COsyENIEsr,
SAFEsr.
AIp ONLY RADICAL CUE TOE
FEyER Al AGUE.
sold ty D. DEsHLEs Agent at the Dept, Nc 81 Broad
ssy. ~ Y. and By all respectable DEALERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
EALL and WINTER FASHIONS in
il CLOAKs MANTILLAS AND FURS.

CLOAKS MANTILLAS AND FURS.
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF PARIS NOVELTIES.
p-uipg Uay the ni'rd CLOAK snd Mant ia store
WN BUCHANAN MACKENZIE
has the Lslies Of Nse iors aud adt
cent cite. hat will be ready submit for their spPfob.on
en- WEDNESDAY,. the 18th inst,
the superb collection recherche and elegant garments
ever orer,d this country, comprising s the aest pro
auctions of the most eminent Partisan modse. which, on in
speetiou will be found TO degree OF taste ay com
uensurste the Advancing refinement aud utnry OF the
egs His three spacious plate windows VIII % tound 10
contain array tempting novelties which Tor the convent
VI visitors that Gay Le pegs eA'e 70 uoSOIOo ~ o'
lows:
window No nearest Broadway will be found to contain
the most compt, BE- nl s,ssmbage OF MAntas and
arua early Fall In tho center being one OF
ad richly adorned with gpure ace which ba' given - the
Of adsme lie Csuu such enVtoe distinction among
P.ri-.an aTtise- this
Window No the cener IN be rendered conspicuous BY
u prousion and costly rufs all napns prom
inent among hch will be observed Russian sable Cape
prce M Of h. most usiruus and truly regal aspect
ported Oh either SIDE by ofRoya Ermne and Polish Mink
VI beauty AMI -,
In No will be shown three Of the hendsouest black
LYONS Clocks America presenting At one glance the
and exquisite finish anything Of the hind hitherto imported
They are named respectively tho Empress Eugene the
"FayoIite and Rachel" Please to observe the opening
'' WIN BUCHANAN MACKENZIE,
Nos IS and II C,na aud 81 Iprus t. Brindeth Bu ing
ELOTNCED SILK ROBES.-Five cases just
i received by steamer Baltic,
WILL OPENED on
MONDAY, September "a.
Also, Ten Cases
PLAIN and FANCY DRESS SILKS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co.,
No. 60 Caualst.,
near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

FOUND DROwSED-COrOnor Bennett held an IN
quest the body unknown fund drowBed At Bay
Bd.e L. L. on Tuesday Sept 25 Deceased dressed in
tweed coat plush vest daIs gray sanet psntaoon' coarse
and had fms plotted white shirt lie had IN his
pockes silk Handkerchief and twenty cont Ago about
thirty hgot about Ave feet xix inhs No marks Of VIC
being found his person, tho rendered verdict
sccOTdance.
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Carpets. Oil gicths. ST.

ENGLISH VELVETS, 81 per yard
II ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUs Sells. y per yud.
DOUGHTY 4 BROTHER. No. 2tl broadway, opposite thu
Pt have lco pieces old patterns CArpens vheh thsy vii
-sl Al the shove iates Rrosdssy, opposite the Psk-
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(nrs.

ID & II + u X s. -
IL A. 7. STEWART s. Co.
VIII open on WEDNESDAY, sept. IS their
FALL STOCK OF Lo>DON MANUFACTURED fURS
Broadway. Chambers and Rsais Sta
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30
Cincinnati Money Market.
he Cincinnati Gazette of d

Auc SuSiUusu o0beSsc VI tuc ZOtH bdyo-
The money market has continued dull,
and no features Of special interest have
been exhibited since the date of our last
weekly review The leading houses have
been able to discount all the first class pa
per offered, and this confined tho outside
offerings to different grades Of paper, which
are plenty, and range from Is to "a per
cent per annum. Rates Of interest on
prime paper may be quoted at lo@l2 per
cent outside of Bank
In matters generally, however, the feel
ing is not SO buoyant as heretofore noticed,
The heavy shipments OF coin to Europe
have operated unfayorably in New York
and the apprehensons TINT this may be
continued, while he receipts of gold from
California have fallen off. tend to disturb
confidence and obstruct the current Of mon
ey. The same feeling is participated in
here, though not perhaps to correspond
ing extent, and capitalists exercise increas.
ed caution with reference TO investments.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30
WALL PAPER.

w have just received second lot of Wall Paper
w and Borders direct from the Manufacturers In
New York and We have now on hand 1000 Rolls Of
various patterns We will also receive in few day.
by Railroad another large lot of608 Rolls, making
stock amount 10 10000 Rolls of $50 patterns. To
persons intending TO paper their houses this spring.
wohd say that being the Agents OF one Of The lar
gest manufactures In New York We are preparedito
furnish Wall Paper and Borders at Factory prices
with the addition OF freight
For tho conve noncc of customer in Davenport,
have samples Of all all Paper and Borders at
Book Stand IN the Post Office, where they Can
make selections nd leave ther orders Give calf
We will give satisfaction to al purchasers.
WARREN Il RHAWN,
Book sellers and Stationers aud dealers in Wall Pa
per Post Once Davenport. Illinois ST.. Rock Island.
March Goth dr.
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FRANCIS JACOBY, Jas,
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE.

THE subscriber respectfully invites the attention of
the citizens vi Dasenportaud surrounding country
TO his Drag and Che Store Brady between Sac
opd and Third sis.
From his kuoNlcdge ans experience in the business,
he assure those who may favor him. that they VIII
be furnished with Medicines OF the best quality. pre-
pared with the striccst and at moderate prices.
Personal attention viii De given to the compound
ing of all Prescriptions.
He also keeps good assortment ofGernl.n, French,
English and American rerfUmery, Tooth and Hair
Brushes Comos, and General assortment of Fancy
Articles.
payenport. Oct 18th. issi.i-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30

AT ashing,on, on the 24,h inst, Lieut..
neaie formerly Indian Agent at California,
'nnicted severe castiga,isn with his fists
upon Col Manypenny, Commissioner OF
ahdian Affairs. The cause of the assault
was that Beale attributed the temporary
oeallowance Of his accounts TO the per-
eonh hostility Of the Commissioner.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30

Barnum is now blowing with an elephant.
The Bridgeport Farmer has seen him a, il.
The huge fellow was pu, to pillow in
held otsward, west Of Iranisan, and walked
on With II, at the bidding Of his keeper. as
easily asa oke OF oxen would draw an emp
ty cart.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30

HENRY CLAy,-Noticins the observance
~ view York City ofHenry Clay's birthday
'he Journal Of CONNIE, &c says
NOW that the ship OF State hsI lost her
most 'agaeious and skilful pilot. md is en-
''ohed with peril, it is fitting that, the life
a'a eohcsels of one SO wise and great should
oe pondered."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30

nDD acres Of land near Btae Grass Tor sale Of sve
siJV dollars per credit OF years. One
thousand acres the Railroad for sale credit al
YEATS, IS ofsplendd land north OF Davenport
gck Creek with stone quarry ard well Matered
for sale wears credit. 100 Of land miles
FROM the river for sale al s2,7s eraere, cash Amply
to A. c. FULTON.
Mch u .dw,f
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LOCAL MATTERS,

guy =, 49,,
'"e ,f.a s.,,. ,h., tho Ia.
'"o' ca,m,n fe,,oy c;,;.
y,o,o he spe,ks not the truth.
''' :" 49,, w. arc oo,osed N
n.rc. House that we h.ve
Infamous concern and n
n. c;,v he il right. We re-
=. s,cb emphatically and intend so
HID. IN II until It's midnigh, Sunday or
his. nuisance, a most iptol-
h,a nuisance and as such should be aba
without the tormality OF an authorized
,blicaton OF Sunday law
Z uess,s Cook & Sargent, bankers
III. ,,v have established branch Of
hos;n.ss st Fort Des Moines, Iowa
8. ho,se is continually enlarging and is
the most extensive one in the West,
al . regulation wide spread and unsul-
- Their manner OF conducting business
aolan 40 safe that no financial cri-
that could visit our country would IN
4plye them in bankruptcy. SO long as
ern integrity and uprightness IN business
Transactions continue to characterize them
bay prosperity attend them,
Our co,emporaries Of the Burlington
are troubled on account Of the i'm
b,eakwater tho Bridge company in
"a "a eons,ruc, in the middle of the
To be sure it is OF some magni.
Ia. ha, any ste smcr to strike il will have
run over few rocks tina, Uncle Sam ex-
Aect. to leave in the river, after eIcayatinE
IL .b.nnel
Ia .,h., ~ osrsa,. have manfred
~ ..boc .,d;o,n.en would be
~, farce 10 all of whom We answ cred
Il. didn't know. But the general i'm
A,sss,on over tow n is, that if il is to be done
yer. well il were done quickly. To the
- s..,,,s5 h,, IL god article zee
o,r,i,ul.r objections, butto live hogs
c,y. our antip,thies are as strong q.
A.. ,f .ny descendant o Abraham.
=, old suh.cr.bcr to the Ga.st.
.u.at, -, SATURDAY. Ia srttIe h. biIlwhen
"a. ,.ns,Led ,ha, he had read our pspsr
ya.,s inrlodioc. the many attcles We
IA .r,,,s. n, the orngrss. Of Dayeupor,
I'm, tia, The place exceeded any description
~ had eyer yiven Of il. Alter an absence
9, onl, eioh,een months, he declared that
"A, tound j, .lmo,, an mpossibility to locate
1.-The Gs,sils Office, familiar as he had been
with ,bs .,,se,. Tbo,. who us, think we
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30

Glass Books
4 STHoN'S Eaeid Of Virgil,
~ do Eciogaes and Georges ofdo,
Olmstead's Philosophy. large edition,
do do school do.
Comstoek's do revised do,
do Chemistry, do do,
Anatomy. Physiology nd Hygiene, b. Cutter,
Davies ATthIuetics AID KEYS,
do Elementary Algebra.
do Geomeit' and Irigpnometry,
do Practical Mathematics,
do Bourbon,
do Legsndre,
da Surveying.
do Analytical Geometry.
do nescrilNTye do
do Logic of Mathematics,
Parker Philosophy,
Zarho'~ Speaker,
sargent's Readers.
Dawes Shades .rd Shadows,
Fulton and Eastman. BOOK -see ping,
Blank for do do,
Attic IOWA p OK ROOMS,
No SO Brady, bet I'd and Sd Streets,
Davenport. IOWA.
4m"9i ELI ADAMS, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30

We see IL stated that the Irish citizens
'' boston, fifty thousand in number, have
'nree millions of dollars deposited in the
savings banks
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30
IIurrah for the Davenport Express

'EHE Splendid Omnibus will commence running reg
uiarly from Davenport to East Davenport leaving
the csrner Of second and Brady SITS. In the fore.
noon at 81 and 10 O'Clock In the afternoon al and
6 O'Clock. VIII make regular trips to the Rock Is.
land Railroad De In time reach the morning and
evening ears. Always prepared for pleasure rides
and parties. sundays, will FROM the above
20 tn. Rluf, JOHN SHICK.
APPS '55l-,f Der Demnkrst plesse copy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30

,.sLARsED.--Tbe Daily Davenport Ga
~. comes tous enlarged to the size of
s ae DAILY relegraph-thus presenting a
r,na..erlng Proofof the onward progress of
Wv "e Guy whose interests it has ever mos,
R". I,iully and successfully represented
huntington Teiterarh.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30

The business returns Of the New York
Central Railroad for March, show an In
crease of S9l 1913 us compared with the
business Of the corresponding month last
yeaY
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30

The Stockholders of the Crystal Palace
ASSOCIATION have obtained a verdict $751;
"oo against their late President, p. Il. Bar
MUM
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30

The last California steamer which sailed
from New York for Aspnwall, took out us
Passengers.