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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
nAveNeoIr INSURANCE. COMPANIES
Ysf,, riraf, aad Marina InsurAnce,.

pAv4Neo1T INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Lila. fire.. aad XArins fnsnrancs..
Hartford Life tnsarance cs.-capstai s3as,oeo
OF Hartford, Conn.
Kpsck ,rsocker Fire Insurance Cc.Capitai sisa,ooo
OF New York.
Ansrican dataai Insurance Co.-Capttsl ssoo,eeo
of New York.
S,u,n,l pro,s,s,ou Insurance Co.-capi,a ss5o,eo
cfyew York.
The above Companies A.sscs saSvx, with
CssA Capitals aud In sefrsaey sSprt sRspae'er
lasaeaace can effected in the above Companies AZ
tAc N ut rraa tassie The motto OF those Con-
panies 10 No rspsfisfisst!
AMOS FGNEFIELp, Axcst,
s>ef ~ Nat Csmmerefal Rsncs.
ma Ys,seyn Massachusetts, Insurance Comply.
Pittsaeld, Mass.
Cash apisal, StSV,aso
Bsrkshirs Csaaty Naiaal Insurance Co;
Pit,s1eid, Mass
c..A A. .n;t.l Stos oaa Aeaaiyed Capital 9taa 800
oNc. i,ss r,rd.s T,oek MyRoN II. FISH. Agi.
Illinois 81. Rock isiana, iHs.
O Ase In Can nsrcial Bal ding.
No. Ssoeai aoor. IN Hoath, Assht,
-, "a A,f Davenport Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
Ieas. TeaR.Teaa,

DDf paek"g~ teas from Oh boxegtO chests put p
a. h aud " kELLY'S
ltEEt NJ % ELh ftastcfILE Hair. IA store NJ for
saie hY DALZELL & BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
Misfellaufoas.
100000 Feet

Wei Buckets, Churns, BASKETS, washboards. &c.
" forsileby DALzkLL& BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
MAGNOLIA HOUSE.

MAGNOLIA HOUSE.
THIS j. the we cf a uev boarding ard Pullic
hoase. opened this dag OH the sontbcasi corner
Of Rock Island add scToad streets. uLere wiz be
found % aEd ue.sg bsjs. welt Ventilated and can
rooms, ai the best fare tie mari ct EEofl. Having
nae muc experience Ia one of orr largest cities
hb.. TO giyeeHtite sstsfae
hourt ali nho favor ~ NiiH call.
IBD'E Il q SARAH BRICKLEY.
Davenport. June Istk - d-iy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
1855. SPRING STYLES. 1855.
1856. &prim0 Gccuo. 1855.

WE are now receiving and opening very large
w Assortment Of
New and Desirable Spring and Summer Goods,
to which We would call the particular attention OF
Purchasers
Black, Plaid and Striped Silks;
Fancy, Spring D'Laines, New style;'
Poplins D Orleans;
Ginghams, etc, etc.
Mitts, Gloves and Hosiery;
DOunels, have most beautiful assortment OF
SILK e. STRAW BONNETS:
Ribbons and Millinery Goods;
Mantillas, Trimmings and Embroideries;
With complete assortment of
House Furnishing Goods;
Striped Cheeks, Linens;
Tlckings, Cottonades,
Prints. Jeans, etc.
KNAPP g. REDMON,
apl II No lie Claire Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04

Missouri Stats Natual Fire, Marine Insurance
Company Of st. Louis.
CAPITAL oSo0, 600 aud constantly inereasins'
DIRECTORS:
q. D. Pare, c. Grecly, s. hdgeh,
p, nav. B.. w. Alexander. b. Wyman,
IS. NsCane, d. A. January. c. H. reek.
oitcios led from days To six years, aud the III
cared participate IN the whole PROFITS
Par iafsr luton enquire oftae andersiSmed Ageni
at Dsvenp,rs. u. L. pAN nSroni.
Jaly sun, IsSi-trw-ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
3asaraaff.
1Nsu RAN c,r.

PtaE MARINE AM LlfR RISKS taken al This
esac, 10 responsible Coaesales and on the most
Sasoaable terms.
Msrchantsa nd >Aippcrs will be allowed = return pre-
alam oflsl esat.
.Nu0KEGoR, LAwES s BLAKEMoRE.
eaes No q LIZ CLAIRE Rev.
NEW Yoax LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
once los Broadway, N. Y,
A0ENSv No. LE cLAIRk Block. DAVENPORT
CartrAa 4s,o,oGo.
Pssur Pass ssS Acsaary MesRx FsAxx.ls frest.
A. W. NsGREGoR. Agent.
Sept. 81, 1885.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
B. & W, KELLY,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL GROCEhs

Davenport, nve .sd, lssa-dlf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04

ETA very interesting sale took place at
Mollen's Auction Rooms to day. A largo
crowd was in attendance to bid off the trars
and "calamiti:s" Of unfortunate travellers on
the c. c. & C Railroad, the lost baggage, 50 I.
eral tons of which have been waiting for own.
eIs for year. Carpet bags, valises, and
trunks were cffsrcd in prosusion Poor emf.
grants chests, all the way from tho Alps or
the Black Forests; ladies baad boxes; dandies'
valises, full of dickeys and starch; boarding
school misses trunks, veil packed with laces
and love letters; poor attorneys bag, with
packets of papers, era kers and cheese; ali
went of for trifiing amounts Of cash. Tho
trunks not being opened before the sale, no
one could know the eontsntS until ks took DOS.
session, nor know whether he had drawn q
blank or prizs. 0ne man bid of q trunk for
t,ife, which proved to be full Of dry goods
"a prizs. Bids on the next went up rapidly
It was knocked off to stout woman, who i'm
mediately raised the lid, aud discovered her
prize to be a bushel of pies and cakes year
old. Loud laughter now broke from the
crowd. whereat she "pi'ched in" and With
two fists cleared the sidewalk in double uuiok
time.-Ctsueland Paper.
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(ADvERfrsEMEyT.
Health Making W. Law Making.

Dr.. Harmon X. Root, Of New York city, We
notice BY our exchanges, IL about to organise
congress, to be composed of physicians In.
stead Of politicians, whose province It will be
to manufacture health instead of laws. The
idea Of converting physicians from every
"nook and corner" of the globe for the pur-
pose OF IesiSiattng for the sick Is certainly
rational, and may be attended with gratifying
results: The bitter prsjudices existing between
the different schools OF medicine interpose So
rious barriers to the progress Of the healing
art, and, 80 long as these prejudices are per.
mitted to make civil war among the members
OF the @sculapian profession but little ad-
csu be expected. DR.. Roots plan Is 10 unite
under one roof tho medical AMI urgical skill
OF the whole world, and to hsrmopiis, If Eos.
sible, the conflicting opinions of medical men.
To accomplish this desirable purpose he has
engaged the services of physicians represent.
ing all the different systems of medical prao-
&c on both continents, all of whom are 10 as
ssmb!e at No. 5l2 Broadway, New YORK., on
the LIST OF June, when the first session of the
World 8 Medical Congress" will convene
This institution Is to be open to invalids
from all parts Of the United States, and dis.
eases will be treated on the electic system of
practice. All the good features of allopatby,
Thompsoniacism, chrome. thermalison, vege
tsrianism, hon Gpathy, &c will be employed
IN the treatment Of patients, and the errors Of
each will be strenuously avoided, especially
those which embrace mercury as a medical
agent. This institution, if properly mans ed
will excel in its advantages all The hospitals
in the world. Many Of the disease. at times
prevalent here, are importations from foreign
countries, and it is but reasonable to presume
that the physicians of those countries wherein
such disease had their origin, are the best
qualified to treat them successfully. The
medical Congress, IL must be borne in mind.
is to be composed of physicians from every
part Of the Old and Now World, and the pub
lie can SEQ at glance the advantages il will
possess in this Important particular. The bro
jector of this great enterprise is a gentleman
Of wealth and acknowledged medical skill.
lie is the author of several medical ruslica
tons, the last of which is the 4" Peoples HE'D.
ical Light house." book Of wide circulation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04

THE Sr. LAWRENCE AT MONTREAL The
Montreal Gazette CT Friday says the ice was
broken up and rapidly moving away, but the
river was not yet clelr. On Monday last
twenty.throe persons, including thirteen ladies
ard gentlemen, who wished to take tho cars
for Boston, and ten fsrIymsn, undertook to
cross tho river on foot When about four
hundred yards from the Montreal Ghore, loud
shouting from the land Which they had Quilted /,
and a sharp Kissing sound, caused by the rapid
upturning OF the ice above them, warned them
that shove had commenced, and that the
ice was moving down. They were in a very
dangerous position, and Immediately com
menced making for the shore. Around them
was moving mass Of jagged, rotten ice, and
they were obliged to jamp from one cake to
another. Finally, all reached a place of safe
ty, with the exception of opc gen,lomsn, Mr.
Sanderson, who was brought ashore BIZ the
current uopn cake of ice, dead. Whether
no was stunned or crushed by the conclusion
of the Toe, or whether he was frightened to
death, is not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

Return Of Hands to soork on tie Agusauet-
Tour of Inspection referred Sale OF
Py0pcrty-Markets. DC.
GEORGETOWN, May 4, 1855
We learn that the hands engaged upon the
Washington Aqusduct, who struck for higher
wages, as noticed In the Star Of Wednesday
have all, with the exception Of some hall
dozon, returned to work At the same wages
they were receiving before tho strike.
We arc informed, this morning, that the
tour Of inspection (of our CanaD By the Office,
and directors Of the Canal Company, which
was to start on the 9TH in. ant, has been post.
po7ei to 20 definite period Tho travel upon
the Canal By the paohe. boat Congress will
not be interrupted
Yesterday and last night We had q fine
rain, which has greatly revived the gardens,
DC.
r. S. Wright snld on Wednesday brick house
and lot on Wes5 street, the property Of the
heirs vi the late Mrs. Corcoran, for 81, $50 :;
purchaser, Mr. John Cochran.
Private dispatches from the north this
morning boiug rather moro favorable, thsis
appears TO be rather be.to- feeling in the
flour market, held noIniEaliy at $40 q for
standard brands Wheat, 81 30sS2 IS for red
and 81 40 for white. Corn, SlaSl05
The supply Of beef cattle at Drovcr's Rest
this week has been equal to the demand, and
prices have advanced IS cents per hundred
S3lo' at s. 75asG IS On the hoof, equal to
Sll 50a$l3 80 net. Old sheep $3.50 per lbs.
gross. Lombs. 50 per head. Veal calves,
oa6c. per pounds gross. SPECTATOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04
sPIzIT OF TEE MORNING PRESS.


Tie IHtsi!igsnesr is amused with the growl
ire of on friends Of the New York Sun over
their disappointment in finding that, after all,
the Administration does not design counte.
nancius flIibustcrisn. The Sun is indignant
2! being "fooied" in this matter It's editor
should chile his own hopes, and the efforts Of
journalists sympathisiug with him to dictate
policy 10 the government Of the United
SAFES, in this connection All its disappoint-
cae0t arises ffon this sou.ce, not from any
tai1g actually done By the Administration.
The UafJA thinks the London Tim-S faToTs
L-1eTican krOw N0thinSism under the i'm
preston that the new party, if in power, will
oppose tie acquisition of Cuba on account of
Tia religion ard foreign blood Of the inhabit-
auts OF the island. The Union farther con-
tains an interesting essay on the rights of
GipiomatiEts in tho countries to which they are
accredited, and rejoices over the prospects of
the reelection Of the Hon. I. l. CIiDgman
Upon the prospects of Know Nothingism the
Union aisp says:
''Bai Know No,hingism IS dying out all over
the Union from other causes
"a corrupt, fanati;al. and prcfigato legisla-
lure IT new York has startled and alarmed
t1s PeOpie or that State.
"ihe fraud AID violeEcs upon the ballot
boxes in Cincinnati have exposed It 70 uniyer-
sal scorG and dsrision in OHIO.
- The Ills" affair in Massachusetts, FIJI
lowed b. ;le outage upon constitutional rights
IN the person Of Ja+<e LoIieg. has excited
against hen the Indignation and the con.
temp; Z New EGgIaSj.
The dis5o! ute chasteriDg OF corporations CT
al kind % thsPennsyivsria Legislature, the
attempts at bribery aud corruption, and the
general diJre gard IF all considerations OF sound
policy, hag5 faished it in PennsylFanis.
Never before has a party grown up and
gone down so suddenly as this. We have how.
ever, seen but tho beginning &C the end
Cincinnati and Philadelphia are bat the giant
e0Hy5IfyS Il &c good tine that is Coming; and
We do lot doubt the. very few months will
see the sc;or- Gui the uppery of this dis
grace; u fBrce removed from the stage of ac-
ton and thrown into the mass Of discarded
Lumber vita other exploded experiments upon
tie credui:y ofthe people"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04

II Love is a. necessary to q woman's heart
% fashion able bonnet to her hssd. Indeed,
we think, rather more 50; for nothing less
than large measure Of love will content her,
whereas the recent fashion has shown that
she can be satisfied with . very little bonnet
1t is undoubtedly a ecandalous observation,
but modern philosopher has remarked, and
We give the sphorism for what 1t is worth, that
" love is % essential 10 the very life Of wo-
man tina. In cslibacy she is unhappy without
a lover, and after marriage, If she 10 60 unfor
tunate as not to love hs- husband, she Is pretty
certain to love-somebody else's.'-Boaon
Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04

ARRIVAL or Elk CONSUL FABENs.-Et.C Con-
sui Fabens arrived in town this morning from
Washington, in charge Of the United States
Marshal, who arrested him on an indic tment,
found against him by the grand jury, for an
He appeared before Judge Ingcrsoll in the
District Court at noon, and requested permits.
sion to Civ, bail at a reasonable amount Tho
court ordered the same rule to be entered as
in the case Of Colonel Kinney, Wig: bail 70 bs
given t. the amount Of SIC, GOO, with two sure
ties to Justify in 10000.
Mr. Fabens was accompanied in court by
Colonel Kinney aud several of his friends,
and after the announcement by the court,
went ont to procure the required bail and
suTeties, but had not offered them ct two
o'clock IN Y. EV Post, of yestsrday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04
R%To THEFIREMENO OF WASHINGTON

lTO THE FIREMEN OF WASHINGTON
49, AND GEORGETOWN-GEN
We return our heartfelt thanks for your generous
escort on the LIST Of May, the arrival Of our Hose
Carriage, the prompt response the call in the 10
cal matter OF the "starr and "Orgau," ITO the Ed
tors Of which we are under many acknowledge
rocnts, for which they receive our graIitude) show
prompt action on your part which shall never be
eftced from memory,
To Mr.. Middleton Rirckhead, Chief Marshal OF
the day, we owe especial thanks, and should there
have been any iniormaliiy on the pant of IN Com
pany, was not for the want Of any respect for the
Companies present, hut To make everything agree
able 10 oil, cor which we are or many obligations
10 you, and enc OF which your sue notice 10 our
President of the presentation OF The Wreath fran
our friends aud fellow citizens OF the FrsnkIu Fire
Company We DO hereby acknowledge their re
spect for our Company and rothing on our Dart
shall ever interrupt the friendly feeling evIncei by
the reSlec; paid us.
We enter on duty in the Fire Department friend.
~ each Company; we exist but 10 serve you, and
may we b. o. service 10 all.
We return our thanks Tor the kind hospitality and
the Iouniiu supply NJ refreshments rvCd 20 US By
The various Companies on the route
We return our thanks also &, Mr. w. T. Dove for
hrs Madness 4; Philadelphia; and tO all others who
have assisted us on this occa ion and we beg also
in conclusion 10 return or thanks To Mr.. Jos Ia-
wilson for his refreshing beverage or our progress
ARD 10 the Ladies who contributed so houutittiIIy
the Wreatis, E0quets and Flowers sent TO adorn
our Hose Carriage; wei! as other neisLbors
around the hall for their kindness also in the same
be lutitGi presents.
by order of the Western Hose Company:
may 4-lr J. f. EDWARDS, See
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04

plants become strong enough to bear a mould
SIX inches in heighth the earth may be drawn
up equally on each side preventing IL as much
as possible from falling into the hearts of the
plants BY keeping closely together the outer
leaves. This may be done By tying them TO i.
gsther by long bands of b,ss mating urtying
them as fast as the plants arc earthed up.
wnich snouid DO repeated onco or twice fort
night until they are ready for use
The width Of the top OF the ridges sbou,d he
gradually diminished until they are at last
drawn to thin edge near the tips of the
plants BY these means they NAV be vsii
blanched and ready for table by the end of
September.
The q. 8. Steamship San Jacinto. The
new propeller not long since pu. into the U. S
steamship San Jacinto, has increased her
speed nearly one and half knot per hour,
making her at this moment tho fastest known
propeller-worked ship that floats.
US Revenue Marine Ulcers Detached and
orderfd.-First Lieut.. r. ]. Hudgins, and
Lieut.. Anson S. Rogers, have boon detached
from the cutter Joseph Lane, and wait orders.
Lieut.. T. Milligan has been ordered to the
outer Forward, at Now Orleans.
The sec'etary CT the Treasury -Tkis gen.
tleman left the city, yesterday, 70, Louisvill.
bis home, designing to bs absent from his post
about fortnight.
Clerical Appointments Louis C. Hootee,
OF Mo, and Thos. Mitchell, of Ct, have been
appointed to first class $1,000 per annum)
clerkships in the Pension Bureau.
Clerical Prcmotion.-Mr. Chas F. McDon.
aid has been promoted to q second class
isl,4oo per annum) clerksAip in the Sixth
Auditors Office.
The Current Operations OF the Treasury
DopaItmeDt.-On yesterday, the Sd of May,
thsr' were of Treasury Warrants entered On
the books Of the Department
For paying Treasury debts ...... SSs 3ol "a
For covering into tho Treasury
from Lands: .........:........ 14,7Os II
For covering into tho Treasury
from miscellaneous sOurces.... IS l6
For tho War Department. l34.73S 81
For repaying in the War Depart
ment: .................... JO,Oil IS
For the Navy Department. ....... LOSS IL
For the interior Department. 22O43 az
For repsying for the Interior De-
partment. ................... Sill 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04

So. Gas. 7. Powell, indicted OF the change
u urio.nipg letters and money from the Bal
timoIe Pos CCice. after being tried in the u.
s Circui. CoCI', in that city, wss acquitted
yes'eTday--t1e Jaiy rnt even leaving their box
10 make Up tEci- verdict.
80. The Hen. Solomon @ Haven has been
recommended by tie Buffalo Express as
speaker Of the poIt United States House of
hspres entsiiVOs- lie is an intelligent, exps-
TisEced, and courteous gentleman.
.... We notice IN or exchanges largo num-
beEs If sudden deaths in various parts of tho
country. Recently, RObt. Simmons, formerly
letter Carrier iG The Philadelphia Post Of
E'". west 70 tie Old Fellows Lcdge, IN Third
street, the other evening, snd while sitting OF
She etes taxing to a friend, isIl oysr and
expired ia a lev minutes.
REV. Byrol Sathsrla nd, CT this city,
was anneCrcei Is one ofthe speakers at the
second al anniversary CE lhs Peansy Is ania Amer
lea1 Tract SceiSiy, held lest hight in Phila-
&C Phia.
....Cl.aton Cook, Esq, Of Quees Anre's
county, Marylazd is spoken of az tho Know
Nothing candidate l0r Governor OF Il at State
Roweli Cook, Of Southing;on, Conn
ccm@;tted suicide, 10: having rhilosorhy
CROUCH 10 &c. 0yoc the loss Of 81 600, which
vas stolen fcn him.
80. bliss L1-y Stone, the famous strong
minded woman, was married en- Monday to .
Bar. EiCekSSl, CT Clio.
....Bsn ain w. KiHtall, implicated in
tho Martha Warrington conspiracy, has beer
ares 81 and held 10 bail in the sum OF 81
500
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AmusennentR.
MUSICAL, CONVENTION

V,HE FRIENDS OF SACRED MUSIC in wash
/ ingtcn, and citizens generally, are resp c;fully
informed that a MUSICAL CONVENTION, under
the patronage Of TIE
UNIOE CHOIR ASSOCIATION
will be held in the Smithsonian Institution, The
sth, 9th, 10TH and llth OF May, termi .aLng with
PUBLIC CONCERT on Friday Evening, the llth.
The exercises VIII be und the direction Of Prod.
| b. Woodbury., of New York, whose books have
baen % generally adopted by the various Chors OF
this civ.
The Convention will hold three sessions esch day,
commencing AT 10 a m /, on Tuesday, the Sth May,
during which Anthems, Ch ants, Trios, Duets, solos
and Gees viii be prsctsed, accompanied by course
OF lessons in execution Style delivery voce,ixstou
expression, articulation, &c The Public Concert
on the CLOSING evening, viii also be under The direc
ton OF Prof w.
This enterprise is earnestly commended 10 the a.
tenton Of our musical brethren the District, and
in adjoining cities Circulars, stating fuv the
objects OF the Convention, can be had applica-
ton 10 T. J. Masruder, ID street, near 7ih.
TERMS: s. ason Ticket, embracing also the clos-
ing COIcert,l 81.
Single Tickets, admitting 10 any one a the sos-
sions, or to the Concert ouly,l Is cents.
Tickets can be had on appiitation as above
my 2-5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04

SINGULAR pHENoMENos.-Justa toys thu
locks on Green river, Indiana, when there ia
low sage of water, the steamboats, shut
down their furnace doors for fear of "settipe
ore to the river" the bottom of which Is COW
cred to great dep'h with deeomposed yese.
table matter, which, stirred up by the pad.
dies enits an infammable gas, Instantly ig-
hitting 10 contact with fame. By st piping the
boat the tame ceases, and Is seldom d angsIous,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04

SAta E-View o. the fire department of
lie, rOis, Michigan, on Wednesday last, about
half Ct t,o c0hpa les were disbsnded, in
c rsequsnce cftbe passage of an ordinance
Prohibiting the TunaiDgOf engines upon the
side walk. c. Tayei ct-cets. Much d;gsa.is-
faction ezi,teGjn rc!at on tc lie = after, and a
public meeting Vas called FOX las. night to
consider tie subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04

Conference.-The Legislature yesterday
EAoInips, elected YIN 7. MiRer, Know Moth
irS. for Governor Of Connecticut. The yot.
STOOD: Miner III; Insham, Democrat, 10. All
The other Know No;bipg candidates fer State
Cfi1CIs Eere elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04

r TO THE EDITOR OF TIE STAR:
49, lssi'g seen my mare among the list OF
members OF the Know No,hings, published in the
Daily Baltimore Republican on May Isl, have Ia
state that am not and never belonged 10 the Or
der. J. T. DONALDSON
m-y4 It,
THE Editors Of the Republican will please make
this cOrfecten.l
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REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND

GAS-FITrING DEPOT.
TNHE subscriber re- pectfully announces 20 he
l. friends and The public in general thai he has re-
ceived the FIRST lot Of TIE celebrated DODGE's
DOUBLE ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE
PUMP, which received the SILVER MED-aL nt
the late Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics lnssi-
,ute, and is now prepsred to furnish all who nay
favor hin Will cali.
His .Ioet q GAS FIxrUREs are usug-
passed in the District. =
With his corps Of competent wnstmen he pf,des
hhaself N ill sny orders in the PLUMBING Anu
GAS-fIFTING line wfih prompiness and defpaien'
AS- All work done warranted IN give complete
satisfaction. JOHN RE81E,
may 3-Q cor. sixIh 81. and Ia avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04

IA n-n called 1T the clice Of tie New
Orleans Del.s few days ego, and stated tia,
&c had arrested, near CarTOlton, La, the frri
tive Baker, who killed Poole in New York.
The Dslta paid littio attention to the mans
story, but as 2 person has s;noe been taken up
tie river heavily iIoled, j: thinks it not i'm
probable that il vas Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-04

III Widow DIizzle's husband lately died Of
cholera. la tie midst Of his most acute
tc3Hy pain. af.er the hand Of death had
to1cA-i Lin, AID WSi's writing in agony.
his 70 'lc wife zail % him. We'll, air. DTiZzle
you needn't HEX around co, sd wear the
Sheets I'll oct ii yoa are dying"