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tAdvertisement.1
PHOTOGRAPIUC PORTRAITs-I.ife and cabinet

sizes in oil and pastel Miniature sizes superior the
ivory paintings uneoored PgoToGRAPHs equaed by other
establishment world Perfect Likeness taken style
or size from Dsguerreotypes Of ased persons LeIe Oh
PAINTINGS on canvass a sitting, taken only By
J. GURSEY c. ID. FREpERIcKs,
No. i6 Rue Bssse de Rempsrt, Paris, and
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
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aer MONDAY May H. 1855 and until further notice Pas
senger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duanet follows viz
DUNK1RK EXPRESS, at A. NJ, for Dunkrk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at A. NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL at 8:l5 A. NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo AMI ntenned
ate Stations Passengers by this Train will remain night
at Owego, and proceed the next morning
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 5 p NJ, from foot OF Cham
bers Piemont for Suens and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at4 p. NJ, for Newburgh and Otisyie
and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS at 5: 50 p NJ, for Dunkrk and Buffalo
ENIGRANT at p. NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate Stations.
WAY EXPRESS at $50 p NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo and
intermediate Stations
On SUNDAY, only Express Train, a. 81 7. NJ
These Express Trains Era with the Elmira and
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls, at Buffalo and Dun
kirk the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit Chicago, &C., and with hrcass splendid
steamers for all ports on Lake Enc go
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ADVERTISEMENT
TIL oroat ;nbsl;ng remedy for sthma COnsump-

ton and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs Dr. CyRriss
HYeEANA Thousands have been restored 20 health the past
wear by the yseans Principal Office, No Si5 Broadway and
sold by H. RING, No. 1872 Broadway Pnce only 20 PACK
DR. CURTIS will be the office daily from 10 to O'CLOCK
where he may be consulted free II charge
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Internationally
TWELVE AND HALE CENTs.-WelI, exclaln

onr sde what there peculiar the above heading Lsten
far readers visit CHAS HEARD Co, No Sol Grands an
ven Will find 900 yards Of rich Bareges ls WOOL OF "a, latest
and ost desirable Of the varied and unique pat
ten l2 per yard the least desirable OF which was I'm
ported Of IS 10 80 cents yMd nor that Az reh
si.w Mantiss silks PARIS printed Jseonets and Lawns
IN, 10y TheXr nm be sold.
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ri CORRESPONDENTS

No notice cn b. sken Of anonymous Communicaons Whist
err a intended fr insertion Be anhentcated by tho
name and address Of the wrernoi necessarily for pub'os-
ton bui a. q guarantee Of his good faith
We cannot undertake TO return cied Communications
To OrR FRtysps-suh~obcr IN serdi2g reustanoss fro
oneplv unit 20 mention the Of the PostOfhco, and
ZEN frequently Of the Stats to which their paper
Il 10 DO sontsways mention tho nsDs Of the P'sOn1e
"a
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CITY ITEMS.

Master Luca, the Black Pianist, called together five
six hundred people last night at the Tabernacle, the
majority being coored persone. Master Lucas piano.
playing vehementy appauded, and the singing
by his brothers and Miss Allen met with favor.
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ACCIDENT on THE Lose ISLAND RAILRoAD.-A
youns lady attempting at of the ~ the Bedford De
morning. hsd the Of Of her feet cut on oy
.ppns under ths wheel while the car vas
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Advertisement


GAS, GAS, GAs-ARCHER, WARNER q 20. are
now manufacturing CHANDELIERS and other styles Of Gas
FIxTuREs which for beauty Of design and superior workman
ship unsurpassed any country See samples At our great
depot SIC Broadway Also PORTABLE Gas WORKS
for country dwellings, churches factories, &C. warranted
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advertisement
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER-HANGINGS.-

Pratt HaRpEsBERGH, Manufacturers and Importers, No
$50 Broadway, between Leonsrd and FTanknts invite at
tenton their extensive stock which is unsurpassed by
In this county Faithful and pshed women sent 20
any part Of the city country short notice. and their work
warranted.
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POLIcY-pEALERs ARREsTED.-Wm. Seaman and
Geo Stump arrested warrant Issued by Judge Os
yererdsy morning the former charged with keeping
lottery Office atNo "a Green sehs and the latter with keep
similar place No 382 Cheuyst Stump bail for
bis appearance the charge in the OF 500 Sea
n committed In desult of similar OF security
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ACOUSTIC AURlCLEs.-l nese lnsHuhen loi 'Io
assistance persons hard Of hearing are becoming daily more
ard more used and the afflicted should call and try them FOR
sale AZ RusHroNs the old establishment No 10 Aaor House,
corner Barcayst and No All Broadway, corner CsneIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

On ExHIBITIoN.-The service of plate to be pre-
sented by the stockholders of the Hartford and New
Haven Railroad to the President Mr.. Chas. H. Pond,
may be seen on the Exchange to-day from II to
O'Clock.
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WRnNEsnAY. Lnna 21--P. M

The speculative activity of the Stock market con-
tiHues, and the tendency to-day was still up ward.
The impression among operators is very strong that
the market generally is destined TO advance still fur
ther. This feeling is inducing also considerable
amount of outside orders which assist materially in
the movement. The Western shares with large sales.
have in most instances reached again the point from
which they fell last week-Galena and Chicago, no;
Cleveland and Toledo, 95; Michigan Central, 1903;
Michigan Southern, 10; Chicago and Rock Island,
SO, &c showing very strong market. There have
been private sales of 900 shares of these stocks
in addition 10 the amount reported at the Board Pa
mama strong at the close 1854 bid, the announce
ment of the dividend, which y cent larger
than anticipated, having favorable effect. Erie
| fell off from the opening of the Board, selling
down to 50 at the Second Board. 1t aferward recov
cred and sold at $50. There for believing
that the conference at Buffalo will result in an AMIGA
bic arrangement with the Central. The cheap train
on the Hudson River Road at 81, which was thought
in the street to be part of the system of reduced
fares threatened by the Central is secondclass train
intended to compete with the boats the river. Gen.
trail was firm, closing at l02 bid, an advance Of
cent; Harlem improved | y cent; Reading was 93i,
which IL little better. Philadelphia letters state that
the books will close on Saturday next. The semian
nuaI 0lVlCenO, the letterb Stdto,
| p cent and some writers predict as high as
| cent. Cumberland was rather heavy but closed with
frmness at 81 bid Canton remains steady at 3d. The
disposition to buy Railroad Bonds continues, and the
transactions in public and private are large The sales
at the Board were $4,000. Illinois Central are in
demand at siI; FreeIand do. s7i Fries, 1875, over
$4,000 sold at 81 a9li; Hudson River Sd Mortgage
MT Goshen Line Northern Indiana 95I an advance
OF cent? Terre Haute and Alton lst Mortgage 90;
q cents Go. 81; Panama 1906; New-York Central
1921, &c Tho market for State Stocks is strong The
sales are $4,000. Indians Sc sold as s5l which ind
Gates that Ihompsons auction sale of $40 900 to-mor
row Thursday will go off WELL Tennessee 6s brought
so; Mssouris 80; Louisianas 95i for siOO 600 Viz
gnias 1909 was bid. sale Of $40. 900 Government
g. 1861 was made at 100 which is the bighest point
| touched for long time
The Exchange market closed heavy, and some sales
Bankers sterlngwere made at 81 p cent. Good Com
mercia bills sold at s.a9l cent Francs, $3.50
5l2I
The receipts at the Sub Treasury were s2a3. sis.
Including 500 900 from the West; Paid sll5 49, in
| Guiding gu 900 California drafts, making about
sls4 900 paid withis three days; Balance sl575e95.
Paid from Assay Office, sllO,723i Paid on dsbursing
checks, $685. s7
The following sales of Bonds and Stocks were mad,
hv A
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IAdysrtisement.1
IIGIrTF, NEWTON & BRApBIJRy's superior p

II > sUVtrIOr
AMOS and GOODMAN BALDwIS's Doube-Bank MELoDEoSs,
suitable Churches Two good French Piccolo
Pianos CoLBuRS NASH Agents No. 423 Broadway
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COURT CALENDAR-FRIDAY
CIRcurT CoURT.-Nss. 3i3, lO33 1893, 1864 l345,
4 I4ss 100 rs 55l 1863 l+s 1873, 5e 49, 1919 1875
1879 l22I.
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4 ONG ISLAND RAII.ROAD.-Summer Ar

l r,nrem.ut fsund.y. ercepsedl-On and after sATUR-
DAY The "a Of June l65 Trains going East leave Brooklyn
Cor GreenJor A. NJ, daily and Friday. and sinrdsys,
Ss5 NJ. for ysphank A. NJ and 3tS p NJ for Farming
d.Ie A. NJ and St5 and p NJ for Syoset, 10 A. NJ and
esp NJ; for Hampstead 10 A. NJ and Sass AIS md
FREIGHT Trsin leaves 81 A. VI. -.
TRANS GOING WEsr.-Leave Greerport for broosyn 10
r Broslyr s:oS and II 81 A. NJ Lakeland for Brooklyn,
ass NJ and 1905 p NJ Faringdae for Brooklyn and
7;SO A NJ md Ic5 p M Syosset Brooklyn A. NJ and
4:4o P. M Hampstead for Brooklyn $50, 7;D sne A NJ
and l. 50 end 5;iSP Brooklyn $50 1:lo 1855
and s:45 NJ 2;lO and SIS P N. Freight Train leaves
STA. NJ.
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NOTICE TO GROCERS AND DRUGGIsTS.-Ihe
trade can continue my ScHEDAM AROMATIC ScHsArPs
under the new Liquor Law without license.
UpoLPHo WOLFE, Sole Importer, No = BeayersL
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EvANs's CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos sc and IS.

Fuon is the only place where ZEPHYR CASHMERE SUITS
are sold for $40. CHECK MARsEILLEs SUITS 80 So June
LINEN SUITS, So, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

~ ROAD-Great Route for the Summer Tourist TO Msck
SAINT Ste Marie Lake Superior Green Bay, Milwaukee
Cssgo and all parts Lake Michigan. In connection with
the New York and Erie New York Central Railroads via Os
Buffalo snd Niagara Falls and Lake Ontario Parties
Pleasure and all persons route the above points
obtain Through Tickets aud all information concerning the
route by application the Office ct the Company No. B
Broadway, Between Warren and ChambeIs.st to
CHAS :. TAPPEN, General Agent.
A. Brunei. Esq Su perintendent. Toronto.
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nor BOSTON via NEWPORT and FAL

TOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RIVER-The splendid and superior steamer Me
TROPOLIS Cspt VIM Brown leaves New York every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock, p. NJ;
.nd BAY STATE Capt Thomas O. Jewett leaves New York
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock.
NJ from Pier No. 5, N r. the Battery Both touching
Newport each way.
Hereafter viii be regarded secured to any spp
cant until the shall have been paid for
Freight Boston forwarded through with great Dispatch
BY an Express Freight Train.
WIN. BORDEN. AGENT. Nos. 10 and II West. st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

FOUNDRY S,LE.-See notice headed "a rare
" Chance to Make Fortune"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Cov,urrry ON CRIMINAL PRocEDURE.-The Com
m;tee appointed by the Legislature to inquire into the
mode of Criminal Procedure, met and organized yes
.,dav morning in the room of the Court of Sessions
They transacted no business except the passage OF
resolution requesting the District Attorneys of New
York and Kings County TO furnish them with state
ment of the effects of existing criminal statutes upon
crime in those counties and whether in their opinion old
laws require modifying if ones are necessary
also whether any change desirable in the grades OF
punishment now affixed by law. They hold their next
meeting in the same place on Friday, at 10 A. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

~ SPRING ARRANGEMENTS commencing April 2,
l8-Leave SewYok for EAon BY steamers Red Jacket and
Wyoming from Pier No. ?, North River, At A. NJ, and
P. NJ. For Someryie, (wayl at $3.50 p NJ
The above trains Ezabethown With Trans on me
New-Jersey Railroad which leave NewYork from foot OF
Courtlandt-st at A n, II NJ, and and z. NJ
JOHN .. STERNS, Superintendent
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Albert H. NicoIay's regular semi-weekly auction
sale of Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow,
Tbursday, at l2I o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
First-csss securities will be offered, and among them
will be found s75, 900 Virginia State Bonds.
The New-York and New-Haven Railroad Company
have BY advice of their counsel decided 10 carry up
the case of the Mechanics Bank by appeal IL viii
be seen there was small sale OF this stock ct AUCTION
to-day at 81.
The Panama Railroad Company declared To-Day
se,ri-snnuaI dividend Of six per cent, payable on
and af,er the 10th JAY at the office OF the Com
n.nx No. 70 Broadway, leaving surplus OF about
no rne nor cent. This is a larger dividend thaa was
.r,icpsted. 1t is payable upon about ssOo,ooo
cantal stock. The running expense" for the past SIX
,ndptbs have been about 30 per cent on the earnings
but the managers expect to work the road ct stu
lower percentage hereafter. The receipts Of May
were about sl25, 900.
The Manhattan Gas Company have decided to 40
cent their new charter. This charter secures supply
Of GOOD gas to our citizens OF reduced rate we ee-
heve ~ per 900 feet.
The following statement exhibits the Transportation
Earnings of the Delaware, Lsckswanns and western
Railroad Co. for the first Eve months Of 1855. inciad-
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nor NEWPORT and FORT HAMILTON


Stesmboa. KEYPORT leaves Murray st. DAILY Sundays
excepted At o'clock p NJ Returning leave KeyPort At u
O'Clock NJ Fare keyport, Is eta Fort Hamilton III cts
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C.pxrrssSyss WITH FRE-ARMS.-Henry Webb, a
clearinghouse keeper in James-s', yesterday "nHo
experimenting with new revolver IN the y',u
premises accidentally shot small gri nainea JONAH
ma Mccarthy in the arm. 1t appears tna' Inc vuaI
was in an adjoining yard and shot from ,ne pis'o'
passed through the fence and struck her. "eoo wH'
arrested and held for examination by 'usuce Oonno"''
on charge Of carelessly using firearms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

INJURED IN A FIGHT.-A mar named 0Brien, had
his head dresdfuIy gashed while in fight at o'clock
yesterday morning at rowdy resort on the corner Oh
Canal and Mercer-sts. He was taken 10 drug S'oIe
where his wound was dressed. No arrests were MADE
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CHEAP FARE for ALBAYY-Passage IS cents

~ Berths Is cents Staeooms 81 cents The HERO,
Capt H-ncox the north side Of Robnson Pier every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SUNDAY ats p NJ, arriving by
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
PIoalbitogy Law.


The loving very excellent extract from
the Chicago Democrats Prs, and ,a;end-
for Illinois, will apply most 70 the lette
10 the State Of Iowa
Opposition Of very decided character
will be wagad but It VIII doubtless prove
Intellectual We believe the pubic m cd is
fully ma1e up h try what virtue there may
be il legal prohibition. Since the adoption
Of such iaH IN the State OF Maine, po?u-
lar sentiment la most OF the States has SEX
strongly in that direction. la none has this
feeling been more strongly marked than IN
the State Of Illinois, especially in tie north
ern aud middle portions o the State. Could
the vote be taken 0pon TIL law to-day syn
doubt not it would be carried by d majority
o ut least twenty thousand. = be naioI;Y
at the end cf three months discu son &i.l
probably be greater than that. NJ frienl
OF the iaw %ill, however, exert hfmsg.s
any the lees o. HAT account In the can
vass i IS matter Of great Importance
thar public sentiment s40uld show Itself
- oyerg he!mingly strong in It's favor,
a. 70 secure the enforcement Of the law
Without even - attempt - resist Or aYada
ii.
- w bNaL l1E CuIs1-a VIII DE- L3HLaEreu
in spifis Of molerafl9n ana fairness
that the reason and higher sentiments Of
men Hjii be ap1caled 10 rattle. han their
prsiudicge aHd basor passions We suppose
the happiness Of all classes is the motive
Waich maiay prompts the advocate often-
psrauce n their efforts TO secure rrt.rgH,--
Let them be careful that their ACT on and
speech correspond uniformly with sue mo-
tive. let them remember that prohibition
bv law is set bat az exeer.m NTH { ma
ny very honestly doubt the correctness Ut
legislation upon the subject; that many 9th
ers have been educated under system of
ideas aud social customs entirely different
from ours, and that the opposition which
they will urge againstthe law isa natural
sequence 81 their training ald hshits u
thought. Let such opponents be met by cool
and deliberate argument and by such an tx
hib.,ton OF Kindness aud courtesy as viii
command their esteem and confidence even
though itahgllI fail 10 convince their uu.
dfstand'n.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
DANCER III THE DARKp
.spST ptRLgsTE
A Book Destined 10 DO Road ly Every American!

10 you saN Lisht-mnre l. sltt
Thea read ''i1AAGER - TIE b3kh,'
THls brlsGt work eltil,tt, vivid ana striking Pic
.are OF
hnti.RopEhHeaa Romanism
a. all is gfltn, reru siss tvatn,eshdea forms and
4ufe-uat hlchlHatios-. L4ts the -addtH has Ola 70
lleauau's lantern npoa Rl4gRt scene Of crime u
luse,, IA ,,lrlitE sci. she drk 'ss,s, insd!
Gus uoetrus ITS, lid
Hid1ea Policy Of the Paral Hierarchy
And 81 nPs tght the dupcits infamous ptoItirs>
cfa aud II gkefy, prlrced m oHF midst, b! lhe order
u TIC JEsF .Is--
BROTHERHOOD or FI3rs ASSASslNs,
The ,iiest AID most de-, itatie ofour race, Wh .ceh
10 ,He ile breath -tbsrty 81" suhvcH IN Tree IN.
situations ~ 8ur GAprious RePu'dtg,
Hhta thas owe t,i = 4aes - q Y bREtI D6 Ntos,
And BOYS ~ A MASTER n RDAs.
Upon th- gHi3ts beats % these sworn tHrbites 10
CIyIl uHd Eciigues Liberty, tie autr"r hifs win z.
atN force Inc fssrfal t1uutersoit 81 tsat coHaem
uatlab ADD e-I eeiaa rcFtlSMIih 3Gra4 iEdtSathuh
tAc.r gu0aCi0Hs tt>aaitS utou
The Common Schools o. our Country.
To tae yultt.atrd nEsa. thI- book Furnishes rare
iute rrula treat; aud happily combining ~ Il doc
amusement instruction., IT. pages CANNOT fail 10
delighi cygFS class 81 readers.
THt- Book contains 3oG mo pages
PRICE OAR DDLL-fR 4 - CTS.
Sud u7 sU4scrI lY5 oLiy.
GAERAkD GEE0e ia . q. Is 10 town.
Me1f 10 u-.i ~ d..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
The editor q Tie Dubuqae 7f,iuns. VIII

The editor or the Dubuque 7rttuns, who
has his faith pinned t. the sleeve Of Horace
Greeley, thinks, or says that couple Of
inquiries which the y. Y. TlHuas appends
to z paragraph from the Gazetts, ia akin to
srappihg over TIE hnuekles IChe, Or Mr.
Greeley, had read our explanation Of that
matter, they would both have seen the in-
utility OF those questions, II does not
argue much perception in our Dubuque CO
temporary to term the paragraph in question
nonsensical, as there is, at least. nothing in
il that could possibly come un}gr hH des'g-
nation. TIE Ga.ste has higher mission
than p sos The SEEDS Of 3.scori ia ils own
party.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
Valuable Ci.Y Property.

CONSISTING OF u pNel iUg Hon.c, Store nd
Y PiWsr BalidiHg Lott.
Tie sHg-rFner has h.d the follcsiHg added 70 ~
'arG. CaG.a- ae ~ Real Estate. 10 vii:
no IG-~A iwa Stur} brjeE Dwelling House, t'fhs,
.th aHu G.uuu st3e-ts, bong iois q - B.a's 4
'aFsest y Ion, addition, The hiGse : weitT
sbcd, clustered oH the ogtsdS. fourteen roon'
large b.rn. go"j y 81 sud sistern 4 6csRutI%|
tt'ton tor lzIvutr residence
~ ll--A G-lck rOu.t. ga he North see OF >efpta
,lrrvt. pac aoof NeStsf Ripley b'iAs ~esI haie "'
hi0lh 3 ~ z @a HJsugss>i ud
NJ - 3 Ia sr,t ~ GaEuot s." "H4 ba'Its
liver lrpptrrtG Il faEIis. back "a Second .srer'W
f,"t An eN,elltet location FRA -" q f'Vafis
Nh.
No To- Ws-t 'alf Of let block 70 fronting "a sA
street west ibtrfi-oa.
M 4Ilt9 gtoc. ~ fronting IN 9Th street e''''sa
tillcS a. q stttt. l
SO Blot /, blael 90 corner Of Warren aud III,
streets Tie Inst three are all bean1'idi S"'''''
sites
NJ III lots aud5. h'oct = and
No iT-Hrst haifpf pt 3, IT q Greer : A.1,. ,
Also rte folio siug tracts Of nniapro'ed aAd"h'O
iand ~ Clinton aud scott oounisc. en-.
NJ SIS quarter OF S2t u ! = I, ~. ssG ..
Nor3h hall II ! = -"
\ = M y.- g TSs r. lco g
n UtN w quarter +" 81 z ~ N
y I oFNIaussri.r q 7 sl X 70"
- on h quarter as si X 70"
PattorS w j. Z 20 X w
IAN Of TO T 50 9 h Isl - Nv
Th.setwo LOIS are al timber.
Noftt half n y ar Sec - = snRgE 100 acres.
fast hats 81 ar cc2I
W corner Main second S.
Jgnea. lpf5 navenpnH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
NEw YoRK,Harch 10.

Col Benton las addressed a Characters
tie letter 10 II ssrs. Appleton his publish.
crs Of this city, TO the effect that ti7recent
Library losses by fire at Washington will
double his labors ard delay the second vol
ume Of 80 yt4rs ID the United States SEN
ate uutt tie spring Of 1886
TIE Plcdc Bark has lost Sis 900 BY
ombezz!ement u one 81 its clerks, John
Bnrney, Hh0 las aUscondcd It i supposed to
California.
WILMINGTON Del, March 0
Three buildings belonging 10 the GaraI-
chs powder mills, were blownup this at'er-
noon, instantly killing man named john
Kane, and seriously "ouadlng three others,
who are not expected to recover. The cX-
plosign was terrific, the shrcA being felt at
distance Of several miles.
PoRTCHEsTeR, March IS.
The residence of Governor Woodward In
this village uas destroyed By fire. Loss
$4,000.
BUFFALO, March 10.
Fuli returns from Erie county sho% the
election u II Know Nothing SUPeryis s .
Fusion and Wings.
Waat In the world has become Of The
emocrati3 party! Have they quit run
ming, og las even the telegraph vines re-
fu1ialeI t,au3