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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

TURFiEG.-As far % the season has adj
vanced, we noticed yesterday several laborers on
Leigh street, busiy engae ed 10 turing yards, trim
ming shruhbery and setting ont rose bushes. If the
weather proves seasonable, the work Of bsantify-
Ing yard5 viii be none the ess succesaful because
Of the advanced period at which twas conamen.
ced. 4
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoc

j. CIATIO N.-Persops desirous or Willing to
make donations loans of Books to the Library Of
beneft by sending such books. or Iisr of them az
they intend contributing. their earliest conve-
nience, to the Office of John o. Stegsr, Esq on
Daniel, Jr., en- 18th between Main and Broad sts.
The Library and rooms of the Association. will
that the committee be early apprised what books
will be given or loaned In order to avoid expendng
duplicate copies of the same. Books loaned to tbs
Library, will not be taken from the rooms BY any
persons except their owners and If injured or lost
they will be replaced by new copies
By order of the Committee on
ep 19-StsW2w IJRRARy
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Mock AUCTIONS Mayor Wood, of New York,
has determined to refuse licenses to all suctioneers
after the first of July next, who have been guilty
oil swindling In their business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

REPAIRED.-The Alum Spring, owned
by Mrs. vsn-Lew, on Franklin street, has been re-
paired and the water is nowready for use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

Nsw OmSrBus.-Mr. William a. Wright.
tbe proprietor of the line of omnibuses running
from Brooke Avenue to Rockets. has Just brought
out a new and handsome "'bus, for the accom-.
mediation of the public and expects to put on -
yersl more In Q very short time. 80 so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

A BALL 10 to be given at the 6hakspear
House, on Broad street, Ut 8 O'Clock to.uisht.-
Tickets, admitting Q gentleman and lady, may b
had for o.. eS aas assoc asss szA
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Admisaion 2s C>,,+.
TIL e a r 3 II :

.Ff-2F = III EiA TR En-
ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE
xhs far famed Troupe bsg leave to sspoune. Ia IL.
p 81 citizsns Of Achmond that they VIII siva "
p FEW OF THEIR CHOICEST CONCERTS,
At THE THEATRE,
Commencing on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, APRIL lsru
The Troupe consists Of the following distinsu;.b.d
artistes. who have appeared in New York Boston
Philadelphia and BALTIMORE before over 100 0C0 ps,.
sons, and have been pronounced to be the best per
SIGNORLNA AMELIA ALBERTL
SIGNORINA ARGUERITTE ALBERTI
SIGNOR PAGNONCELLL
SIGNOR MARETTL
SIGNOR MUSTGRIFFL
SIGNOR CHLNICHE,
s-~ SIGNOR DIEH
1SIGNOR&ANDESSL
Box Office open from 10 to O'clock, vhsu
seats may be secured.
Polite and attentive ushers viii be In astsndsnss
to ssst the audience.
For. part icuiara see small bills
Admission to- Boxes and Psrqaette 50 cent Uppsr
Circles Is cents; Colored persons Is cents.
Doors open at Ito commence ut o'clock pre-
ciselv ap 17-5t r. JONES, Agent.
CPORTl SPORT! SPORTLA fight Of
~ SIXTEEN COCKS will soma Of on BROWNS
ISLAND, above the Petersburg Bridge, on sATUR.
DAY morning. April 21st, 1885, commencing at .
O'Clock.
Much sport il anticipated. Come one. come all
come ever body, and enjoy yourselves
p19-2t*
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fhos. I. Woodruff, Esq, son-in-law Of T. X. Col.
Inns, died In New York, Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

NEED TRImMIKo.-The trees on the Cap
IDOL Square. and particularly those on the easseIn
hsif. need attention very much. They snoaio Dc
trimmed M at once. sAz
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Nav Hnar CAnR1AeE.-Maaars Ainali,

NEW HOSE CARRIAGE.-Messrs Ainslie,
Bowen and Powell, carriage makers ON 10th street,
are about finishing neat and durable hose car
riage for No. company, which seems to rs to be
at least equal in workmanship to any thing of the
kind made at the North. This carriage 10 IN exact
pattern of the one used by No. 3 company, except
that twas very little plating on it. and the painting
10 done In . cheaper style.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

A RAILROAD has been finished from Balaklava
to the trenches In front of Sebastopol on which
cars with troops and material are running back and
forth all day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

q MAarErrro continues very high, ~ we
except fresh nsh with little no hope OF sIaling
Neat, vegetables, poultry and fruits. gre scafces
while fresh butter b thing almost unkpo"n' ssa'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

HusrINds Couer .-Rec prder Thylof and
Aldernsu 9ouldln, Binfords Bray, Toier, Batter
80 Lipecomb prssldings
The Court spene ahe greater portion Of yester-
day In dsposine Of civil business, Che Common
wealth's docket having been almost cleared
Rick Pocksf.-John Kyle WAS examincd %.
lore scailed court on the ehargeof slsallng sy!U
from Chafies Dame, Of Louiss, on the IL b inst.,
Kyle 10 said 70 he Of highly respectable psrentage
and, until within the pSst eighteen mouths. Vas =
steady, honest, buslness man. We understand tnas
he was ct one time engaged Ia merchandising IN
Staunton, Va, whore he has wife ana iamuy -
Having committed forgery In that place, he NED 20
Baltimore, where he became member Of gang
of dlsrepusable characters, and doubtless came on
here 70 engage In stealing and swirdling: The cyl
dence In this case 10 20 clear and pointed thar no.
thing but an escape or death can save MIN rom the
pepitentiary. s5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

AUCTION NorIcE.-The attention Of the
public Il solicited to our sale Of HORSES. COWS,
CARTS CUTLERY, MACHINES, DC, kc. at Mr..
James Green's residence In Rockets near the Dis.
tillsry. this morning ct 10 o'clock.
ap 10 LAkUS SHINE.
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OPERA z.!T!!EII9UE, g
KUHKHIs GREAT 0PFPa reoun,,,

AETk0p6LIr1s HALL.
KUNKRIs GREAT 0PERa Teoupp,u
{ iss .ss sopsisss ss ssssys fs.: e
s0saHsn fa 3 = ~ ;ssfa;'s sss q
ssushs - ys ~ "a y!ll - sssi i''ssa tie
TH1 Gi'si Il e f ~ \ iEsess P.sa
0ELY TOUK EvEHIHos.
Darins With dine they viII present sfekt,,
acn from their HsDsrtone N seiss'
Z 1ADs1 c5M hfsgzzftf BHaE1ESlrIors
y, ENLIIENING SONGS.
rAhccs SALLE1s orEszs saa adj rs sGz1TlaaHEs
POINTED AND PUEGxEr KAPs IT 1n1,x
THE If Yia' A a tb'I : sx sG,s5.
e af Nsgyo LIT.
We dsfre the attention Of the public for on, Pm.
sc MON Try; OF HUMo IRs'''a' more
...... g. NEW AND sF1RKIIHc soyn.
s % Or sOss. fur E. n, 49, q a
src. Ne have strivsn to unite With his fooSsss ~
frcl'e and native humoK 81 the rsinsment N .Ol
pression our deep respect for eur patrons susrsst
Amoss our new so.sss be fouss lyrical Ri,
'1' '":s H sie S1s TH &c s sssffs.
Aboundins IL many yell known alIssions and r..
scREAMs OF DELIGHT.
Admission as Cents,
D 3, spsn = Z, commanding u 9, and seaeludi.s
- Eastern Gallery reserved for eoiorsd people.
Ifogpe sppear at PHOENIX HALL. PetsrsbniS'
aVifginias 9ae JOHN n FORD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

steerage passage from New York 10 Califorpi.
has advanced from 500 10 $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

SPLENDID FRENCH LAWNS.-Now
~ opening at LEVY'S, Mes Is and rs Main St
am in receipt of q splendid assortment Of real
French Lawns, new patterns-colors warranted fast
Also just received, 500 cards Embroidered Curtain
Muslins, from one shilling yard upwards. This 10
really cheap lot of goods and worth the attention
Of thole in want JACOB A. LEVY,
ap19 Nos. Is and IS Main street.
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IARus Z SHINE.

SPECIAL NOrIoK.-We have now on hand
the largest and most complete assortment Of Psror
and Chamber Furniture which has over been ffered
for sale in this MARKET also. an elegant variety Of
House keeping goods and are determined to sell ut
prices to suit our customerS Ali we ash Il give us
call and be your own judge. $500
apis LARUS SHINE, IA Main st.
Acknowledgements, &c, This Morn
Ing bv DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 Co,
apI9 Auction ers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

Port or RICHMOND. 1pril "a
ARRIV ED,

ARRIVED, sa
schr Leave. Lampkin, Farmount lumber ] R
Rosne. -
s:hr B Ailworth, Fleming. Ssineyard, lumber.
Z ~s@s SAILED, : -
Reckland, Maine. - = 4 -. -
Schr North Point Swain Norfolk
echr Oroncco, Loud. New Haven.
Schr Charles Carroll. Pratt Baltimore
8chr Susan, Rogers, Boston. mdse, David Currie
Sehr Gen Worth, Jsnss, Washington. mdss, w D
sshr William colqaitt. Phillips. Norfolk, mdse, w
Schr w w Byrnes, Boze, lieht.
6ehr George Franklin, Parks light.
6chr George Washington, Camp, North Caroline.
6chr Emma, Cato, Nav York. four. -
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NEw SPECIAL NOTICES.

SHELTON F.. LEAKE will address tue
Democrats Association THIS EVENING, Ut half
past : O'clock q the African Church.
sp19-itS
I.O.R MA regular meeting Of P0cA.
th.ir Wiswsm this fTHUaSDAyJ evening, 19.h
inst st O'clock. A fnll attendance q desred. =
hnsiness Of Importance viii be brought before the
Coune,L Ess By order OIL
sp 19-1tA - .,sst sACsr f1l EslA'se
"A CARp.-Ihere appeared 10 the Dis
mitch md Penny Post OF yesterdsy charge against
ne OF chipping my wife. most posiffstlS deny
aver hsvine laid nv hands upon her. except fn the
wsv or kindness. The charge vas made against me
by an enemy for what purpose know mol.
sHopipe our friends viii view the mater In the
proper Hight, We remain, asts "a EzslssS
Respectfully. 49,.
an fe-lts MARY e. WoRRELL.
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The alarm CT FIRE last night about seYen
O'Clock, was caused by the burning Of chimney
on Church Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19
+ q. r Ma regular meeting OF

AUCTION SALE OF Cows.-PArtIcular at
tautio Il requested to my sale Of fine Mileh COWS
this morning at the American Hotel Stables conn
mencine ct 10 o'clock. . as-. -- . ~
apis THOMAs w kEEsEA' Auep. !.
ENCOURAGE HomE TALEnT. - CARD
ssntiemSn of Richuond. He viii not fail 3 give
sstisfsction. Orders to bs LEFT Of Z. b. Pnes's
Book Store. opposite Exchange Bank 4Srl
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penitentiary. -
C1Rcur CouRr.-JupoE MEREDITH
ParmprNc.-This Court met the State Court
House Yesterday morning, at 10 O'clock when the
following cases SGT for trial on the days nsmeo
by observing which, the veniriemen ana witnesses
win save themselves Q vast deal OF time, and the
court and bar much annoyance and inconvenience
The in VAS furnished " Sheriff boswell, and is
therefore strictly accurate Each venirieman ana
witness should cut It out and preserve II, to pre-
Moses Garrison, charged with stabbing Joseph
B. Raine, trial fixed for the 18Th Inst.
Robert Bennett, charged with fraudulently OBJ
tanning money from Stephen N. DaSis, trial liked
for the 18th inst. fs1 2
Barney Thole, charged with stabbing Frederick
Misel, trial fixed for the 10Th inst. -, s..
Richard Lambert, charged with the murder Of
Humphrey, slave to B. Cstosni trial fixed for the
Goth Inst
William w. Bailey, charged with stabbing man
named Brown, trial fixed for the 10th inst.
william C. Humphreys Qhree caseC charged
with passing counterfeit money trial hxed Tor the
2lst Inst. .f5V1 : -
John F. Manchester, (three cases) charged with
passing counterfeit money trial fixed for the 2l't
John Whitman, charged with passing countsrfeit
money, trial fixed for the 21st inst. ri, Es y.
John M. Thornton, charged with the murder Of
Robert Custao, free negro, trial fixed for the 23d
inst - aaz
Edwin Cooke. charged with forgery, trial azsd
Tor In S3o lnSt.
George w. Walker, charged with obtaining mo.
ney from Frederick Shaer BY false pre,ences, trial
fixed for the cath Inst.
William Hebden and Rebecca Chapman. charg.
ed with the murder of John Richards, trial fixed
for the 25th inst.
James Williams, John Kennedy and Jos. Burch,
charged with stealing money, trials fixed for the
25th inst
Pick Pockes-John Jayes, Indicted for stealing
pocket book from Mrs Christian, at the Mechanics
Fair in November last. was put on his trial and
plead not guilty. After hearing the evidence and
argument of counsel, the jury found the prisoner
guilty of petty larceny, and the Judge sentenced
him to twelve months confinement in the city jail.
Robbery.-William Mckinney, indicted for steal.
Ing $3l from Thomas Binns, In the streets Of Rock
etts, on the Goth of March, 1854, was next set to
the bar for trial. The substance of the evidence In
this was, that Binns had brought load of fish
to market and sold them putting his money first
in shot bag and then in his pocket Towards noon
he started home In his cart having In the meantime
drank himself drunk, and on reaching Rockets
got out to get more liquor, when he was taken in
charge of by the prisoner and others, and robbed
of his money, In the presence of lady, who knew
the accused WELL When the evidence was ended,
the was argued by counsel, and then given to
the jury, who, after short retirement, returned
and reported to the Court, that they were unable
to agree. The Judge then ordered the jury into
the charge of the Sheriff for the night and then
had the Court adjourned until this morning.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING AND

NAx]OOAy1| 0O1 liz OC xbxIN0
~ SUMMER GOODS-We are now opening rich
Striped and Plaid SILKS; Orsandss, Lawns and Bril-.
lantes; Ribbons, fafasols, Gloves and Hosiery; with
larse stock Of Linen Goods and Dopestics Par.
dcu'a ar attention would call to Embroideries.
which cheaper than any thing sold In this place
bsfore. J. M. R0SENBAUM,
ap ID l99 Rroad nj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

REPORT OF THE NuNNERY COMMITTEE.
committee appointed by the Massachusetts, Legis.
lature, to investigate the conduct of the nunnery
committee, reported on Tuesday. Their repor,
recommended no definite action. 1t was accept.
ed.
The committee on the specific charges against
Joseph Hiss, have not yet reported.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19
from tie Binghamson \. " Standard
Casting q "Ievir' out o. Church.

We are are indebted to our friend, J VI
Wells, Of Marietta, Ohio, for the follow
inc graphic sketch We are assured that
the facts transpired substantially as nurra-
ted:
"A Methodist clergyman who has been
laboring IN this vicinity, was not long since
preaching TO hi, people on the miraculous
power Of the Apostles over the dem MAC
spirit OF the day. As he was pursuing hrs
theme, the audience were suddenly startled
by voice from some one in the congrega-
ton. demanding, in a halt qacruoius, halt
authoritative tone. why don't preachers
do such things now -a-daysn In an in
slant, every eve in the house was turned up
on the individual who hid thu ctrontery
thus, 10 invade the sacsedness 81 their san:-
tuary.
1.-The speaker paused for moment, and
fixed his penetrating gaze full upon the
face of the questioner. There was sn in
t'rval of intense silence, broken 2 last by
the speaker in resuming his subject lie
had not proceeded far with his remarks be-
fore he was again interrupted by the same
Experiment inquiry. Again he paused Tor
time and again resumed his subject. Not
content with silent rebuke, our redoubtn-
he ques,oner demanded aga n, Why don't
preachers dn such things nowadays! and
curling his lips with sheer OF set-compia-
cency, drew himself up pompously in his
seat.
"Our reverend friend, [who by the way,
ha young man Of great muscular power
calmly lett the desk and walked deliberate
iy TO the pew where the interrogation sat
and fastening one hand firmly upon the col
iar of his coat, the other on the waistband
OF his 'unmentionables,' lifted him square
out ofhs seat, and bore him down the aisle
TO the entrance. Puusing for moment, he
turned his eyes upon his audience, and in
clear, full voice said, sand they cast out the
devil in the form of dist!ller," and sulting
the action to the word, out went the knight
OF the mash-tub. a Ia leap frog fashion, into
the street.
'Thc good pastor quietly returned to his
desk, and completed his discourse. After
closing the services, as he was passing out
OF the church, the out-cast distIIler, with an
oihcer of the las, escorted our clerical
Trend to the Office OF magistrate, to an.
swer for an assault upon the person OF said
distiller. After hearing the case, the mag
istrate dismissed the clergyman, and atts'
roundly reprimanding the complainant, hnct
MIN for molest;ng the services Of the sane
tuary.
"Since that day we believe h, he's never
ior moment doubted the power OF ii tho
oist preachers to cast out deris, AZ .aas
within the limits Of the Oaio Conference.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19
J9t 9ailp @asettt.
Da.snvort, March 10, 1885.

THE WEATHgR.-Somc apology is due
,,ansicut sojourners among US for The wretch
ed quality of the weather to which we are
,,e,,inc them just now There Is screw
loose somewhere in the machine that regu-
l,,es the seasons, or the two months Of De-
cember and March have somehow got re-
versed. Last Saturday afiernoon--we
would state more particularly FOL those at a
djs,ancc--there was quite chang in the
temperature and the mercury sunk very
fast 80 that Oh Sunday morning ii was with
IN dogs. Of zero. Yesterday it tha'ed a
little, last night was very windy, this
morning the thermometer shows temper
AZURE of "a degs., and wind not yet subs-
ded. The weather is emphatically wretch,
ed
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19

The Cedar County Advertiser HOSTS the
name Of WIN. II. Tuthiii, of Upton, as an
independent candidate for Judge of the
Eighth Judicial District. II tile friends OF
Mr.. Tuihill, can succeed in electing him
they viii accomplish MIRACLES the
election Of competent man in the S'h dis
trict has heretofore been impossible Linn
Go, Register.
Our friend Of The Re,i,tsr, If we are not
mistaken. will see that act performed, mi
raculous us il may appear,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19

THE MlssIssIppl BRIDGE CAsE.-The Chi
rago Press Of Thursday says that it learns
from Hon. Thos HoYNE, u. S. District At
,orney, who returned from Washington a
day or two since, that the arguments in the
above case were concluded on Thursday of
last week, and tina, Judg. Mclean has the
matter under AMUSEMENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19
=. c. BApS. , ~ .r,,..r-
EADS g. STEWART,
General Land Agents. Notariss Public.
]. W. STEWART,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
SAMUEL PARRER,
Real Estate Broker 4 Auctioneer

-ALSD-
practical Engineerand Dmng,iisman connected with
the Uiiice.
w aitend TO the purchase and sale of real estate
~ leasing h1nses, collecting rents and all other
Claims making prompt rcmiahees of the same, pay
my taxes for non residents.
we have az nlsatth principal points west of DAY.
export and will attend To all Laid generally
Feb. 20.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19

Mr. John .. TilfoFj, who Tor some tim"
has been advertising slave whom ne sup
posed had run OF. found him hanging, few
days ago in an oct house on his premises,
in Lexington.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19

A member of the North Carolina Leglsla-
ture made decidedly good shit" few day
ago. A bill was pending which imposed a
fine for selling liquor to free negroes, to
which he objected on the ground that "such
law would make free negroes more decent
than whitcs!"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19

H,race H Wilson, E q of Washington
Co., was recently killed by attempting t.
check his horses when running away with a
H,rse Circular Saw Mill. He was former
" member of the Legislature.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19

PIss.-Henry Lubben Of Jackson coun'y'
raised thirty five pigs during the past sea
son, averaging in weight three hundred
and twenty five pounds, OF which Messrs.
Burrows g. Psettyman were the purchasers
o' the largest weighing 455 lbs. at $3.50 per
cwt.-Iona Cir Reporter.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19
House and 10. for Sale
FOR SALE,
A Large, two-story btick dwelling house on
Main ST. and a.har rrora--n

TN pursuance of order of the County rar-, Of
Scott County. will sell Al puble safe Tor rssb on
The last Saturday in March A D 1885 al & o,eSoek p
" ct the door of the Court House 10 nayannorL .hs
following described property situated in lie city of
Davenport, 10 wit: large two-sofy br ek q cling
house on Main 81. with well of exeeiien. wa.er
being Of lot ten ft0l In Block ffty 1901. 4 Lore
tween Front and Second Sts, geBeH4i.y known y
ss5rimstone carper, being the North 25 feet of Tho
South half of lot Y II Block seven ri and the
W est rs feet of lot seven f7l in Block eeh, lsl
VIM. s. COLLINS s
Executor sn tho Eststs a, ft
q. ". AoLpsAiTH
M.rrk IS dutf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19

"and if you get these lines" writes an
aiieetionste correspondent, "know that |
arrived in safety, and if you don't, then know
am drowned"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19
NOTICE.

NEsuh scrher hsving purchased the stock and taken
the stand occupied by c. Munger. rs Clothing
store method DioTm the citizens OF naycn
port AID vicinity that he has nucuced the above BUS
mess stall tn st this day topurch Sc my spring
and ,HmHcf Cl thing, Hat CABS and gentlemen Fur
u.htug tipods ANA viii probabi. rct3rn about The
Arst Of Word VITA good stock rs can De purchased
u tlls East. which viii sell cheap. !intcad Keeping
a arg. stock 81 ready uade thug, Cloths. CASH
mcres ard Ve>irg,. tnd will he prepared 70 max gar
N .nl. tou.I.r Shall BE very hIppy to wait on NJ.
tn,af, ol caston,r aaa al others tina, wan, goods
Ia n line A. hi, ia S,lu nl coud street. opposite
ie Claire Row whcr, Mr.. NJ will remain il, my employ
far The present EDWARD ALDEN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19
Wall PAPER,

4 LARGE supply of E,gltsn and Am" ric,n Wal
!. \ Papers and Borders direct from New York, just
received at our store III ..oek Island.
F,big WARREN q RHAWN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-19

No 26--Suburban Farm le4acres; lies in S W 9rSe,
u IL 3; al uder teuce; 100 Ell tivaied:good build
ings aud appcliage; price SO per Icre Appyto
GEO htCkOLIS, Agent
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UNITED STATES
Express Company
CAPT. 100000 DOLEA

VIII Give Special Attention 10 the Transmission OF
Coin. Bank notes, Goods aud Packages and the
Collection of Notes Drafts and Accounts.
BETWEEN
SEW-Y0i TX, BUFFALO, DuNkiRK, CLEVELAND
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