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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
From California.
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE BY THE STAR OF TIL


WEST.
The Steamer America was totally destroyed
by fire at Crescent City, Oregon, on the oath ult
Loss estimated at $li0,000 All her freight and
passengers had just beed landed No lives were
lost.
An application was made in the Twelfth Dis
trict court on the 10Th, hc day of the sailing Of
the semi monthly steamers. for the arrest Of MIR.
David c. Page, who about leaving tor the
Eastern States. There were serious charges OF
fraud made at the same time. An order OF ar
rest was given, but the sheriff was unable to
make the arrest, proceeding to tho Golden
Gate, which steamer sailed at ) p NJ, it was
found that Mr.. Page had sailed at Il, in the Sier
IN Nevada.
Alvin Adams. of San Francisco, has made a
charge of fraud against his partners, Wood and
Haskell.
An order has been issued against Mr. Cohen,
the receiver of Messrs. Adams Y Co., in conse-
quence of incorrect accounts. 1t is reported that
assets amounting to Sl75,DOO are missing.
The Fremont case is to be taken back to the
Suprrme Court on bill of exceptions.
Alarming Indian difficulties have occurred in
Illinois Valley. Volunteer companies were out
in pursuit of the Indians. J. Dyer, ID. Mcllues
and j. d. Hill had been murdered by them. The
latest accounts say that six of the murderers had
been given up and the troubles settled.
Col Stepioe and company were to remain at
Carson Valley, about ten days. to recruit pre-
vous to crossing the mountains.
In Calayeras county the most successful ope-
rations are going for,sard in Campo Coco. Chill
Camp. French Hill, Empire City, Stewards Hill,
and other famous mining plaees. From other
portions of the State the news is equally cheer
ing.
The miners in some districts have refused to
deposit in banking houses aud prefer to bury
their treasures rs they exhnme them TO trusting
the chances of another Adams q Co. earth
quake.
The Aourishng towns of Auburn and Angels
Camp have been entirely destroyed by fire in the
last two weeks, They are fast rising from their
ashes. Wells & Fargo's banking house at An
gei's was burnt
From all quarters disastrous accounts are re.
ceived Of the rayagcs of the grasshoppers. In
Carson VALLEY it is feared the whole grain crop
will be DESTROYED. while in the vicinity Of Sacra-
nento. and at Hook Farm. the residence of Cen
cral Suffer everything green has DISAPPEARED in
their march.
The saip Harriet IIoye has sailed for st. Bar
tholemew's Bay Lower California. for 4 cargo
Of guano from The Ceres Islands, which are sai3
II abound inihe pure article.
several exciting meetings have been held by the
settlers upon the Bottom and Barron clamin san
Francisco. that claim having been confirmed by
the Board of United States Land Commission
orS.
The steamer City of Norfolk has been putupon
The line between San Francisco and Oregon, via
the various ports along the coast.
FROM OREGON AND WASHINGTON.
AdFiees from Oregon and Washington Terrific
RES report the mining and agricultural prospect,
as generally encouraging
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28

fENlIlS Old mud tu,uiitn Watching PLACE hav.
ing beon lreotiy enlarged aud enbesrcd, ia
open fr visitors li- fame in the of diseD-cthe
steudy growth Of thpn thirty yenrs experience
aud rin-is too well established need sdverti.
sing. II u believed to said wholly without rival N
thc ri Serofuln. Chronic Dnrrhen, Dyspepsia, OBJ
disense4 ot the Liver oi the Kidneys, and of
he Skin, Bronchitis. Ophnlni; mud Nervous affections,
3hrnnir Thrash and complaints peculiar females.
Pamphlets continuing nnniysis and few out OF II null
dudc Of that might have been biished will be
',rwafded on application.
Bur, Tie proprtcors wi- In invite attention their
furs ieing thia attractive not merely
the Invalid bu, to all who desire hcalthf ard agreea
BILE rrrrenon from the cares Of business. They have
spaced neither pnint expense in fitting up their
abiish0on according to the requirements If the times
in ilotei keeping.
They havc also the pleasure to state that DR.. G A
RosE. Of La Porto, Indiana long aud well knoNa u : II
1T zen and physcinn o. Llnchburg has consented
rehdrn his services resident physician.
tn" Nlandt Rand Of Music Of Baltimore is cngs
ecd lor the Blinrd., Ten-Pins. Shooting Gal
lcjy, We. &c. FRAZIER ~ RANDOLPH,
Proprictcrs.
MAJ. ions H. srAYRgs. (lote Of the Coumhna> Su
t,sriotp.laut i,,t, 81 Ia, -,
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,ZELLow sULrlauR SPRINGS.

A The above SplnR- are stu tel in Montgomery
Cuuu;y w AIlral ancy summit anI Tue pro.
pe'ors would respectfully call the attention Of their
fieuds, aud The public, lhr foIlsVng Arily.,s and
Cert the ticn v OF the entsr. md announce
TINT hoy rondy for the receptiouof visitors.
Having procured the service. Of Dir. GEoR0E J.
SHIrH and LADf, pssi,trd hy Mr. CHAaLE- /. DlBRgLL
WI is iamli1iY known TO many, hope meet " lh
IA liberal patrennee tie. ~ event staSan.
FONLkES GARDNER \ EDMUND ON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28

Mes1s. For kes Edmuad'on Il Gariae1 u have
been in the hab bit Of prescribing confidence aud
success the Of the yellow Sulpiar rings tor
many wears in Ger era Debility; in 1ndoen nnd ScrufI
lnus Ulcers: in Ammarhea ard Dernna
In diseases Of the skin it, cie IS reaars Il any
thing may be called specific in an disease this water
may be in Chronic DHrrhes, especially in children.
Yours, &c.
iy2i.d3,aW2w JOS s EDiE, NJ d.
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IA. NralEsDlNANT.

AfTORNEN AT law AND NDIAHN FUBIIC.
Rirhmond Va
DRACTlSES IN all the Court, Of RichmpnI City,
\ mn in the Counties al Hetrto aud Hanover
Ia the ehpaely of nomry public vii intend 10 taking
acknowledgements Of drrds drpostinns. ~, &c. All
professional lutie. promptly discharged. Office
rere RaaR nal ith -trnat. opp,nste Gnpiro square,
ma dte9m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
SAW MANDATORY,
10Th STREET.,
Between Main and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va.

fH'OLAND " BURGER, ~rnrrietors. would respect
Mlly state 10 thor friends and tho public generally
II NJ IN consequence of the very Gathering with
Nliehth,Y hate met in th'r enterprise they pro
palin II ldannficture with greater facility aud prompt.
thnn he, toiorr, SAWS, mud especially OR.
GUAR SAWS which, upunthe testimony OF some of
nj best and most reliable citizens, Claimed to he
rdpstior in III. II working - all olcra They may be
found in MI u" principal lnrdwnte Stores in the cilyat
tuotoy prirra.
Al Saw. stamped rOLAND n BERGER ARE war
united ia the nI st sense, mnlfri from whom 10y
wtom purchased
Opiefs respectfully addicted. aud pre- nptly oxocuted
~ Al lsters promptly au1Nered.
uup 1T TOIAND 4 BERGER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
LATE NEWS BY THEMiIIS.
FURTHER BY THE ATL ANTrC.

The steamer Atlantic arrived at her wharf at
New York, at % o'clock, = NJ. Wedne ,day
night. She left Liverpool on Saturday, the iith;
at 4 D. M, of the same day passed the steamer
Asia: on the 81 passed the steamer Herman;
AID on the ODD spoke the America.
The steamer Star of the South remained at
Liverpool on the 9TH.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Another crisis had occurred in the British
Ministry.
\ despatch was received at Liverpool at the
nonent of the steamers departure, stating that
/ ord John Russell had resigned, The circum-
stances which led to his resi- gnaton were the
disclosures made by him in regard to his course
ut Vienna.
At the close of the debate On the course of Sir
Iohn Russell at Niena, Eyttou Bulwcr moved that
the conduct of the Minister charged with the ne
eotiations at Vienna and his continuance in of
fee as n responsible adviser of the Crown have
shaken the confidence which the country should
place in those to whom the administration of public
affairs hire entrusted.
Previously to Lord Russell resignation it
reported that if he did not resign he would take
the Grey section of the Cabinet with him, and
that Lord PaImerston would fill the places with
more decided men out of the liberal ranks; also
that Lord Derby was coming in with n new Con
stituton Cabinet
Accounts of the crops in all parts of England
THE WAR.
The war news has but little interest. For the
Grimea the intelligence Is that another general
assault is not far off. Thirty thousand persons
are employed on the works Of attack. The Rus
slams in addition to other additional defpnces are
throwing on a formidable star tort behind the
Redan. A weak fire was kept up ON the luth and
18th.
The cholera was decreasing, aud the health of
the allied armies was more SatIfactory.
The Russians made sortie ON the night of the
9TH on the works in front of the Mamelon, but eft
ftcted nothing.
There are strong indications of a campaign ON
the Danube. The engineers have already been
sent forward.
Advices from Paris state that the Russian de-
mols.rafions against the rest of the place had
been repnlsed. Other accounts say that the Rus
slams had taken the field aud that the Turks had
evacuated the place and fallen back to Etzerona
From the Baltic it is stated that the fleets con-
tnued their cruising destroying exposed prop
erty on the coast and on the White sea.
The port of Archangel has been placed in
GOOD state of defence, and a new battery of eight
guns has been erected The foreign ships in this
p1rt succeed in clearing their cargoes before the
blockade which is now strictly enforced.
Rumors are published in the papers of a dan
gerous in surrectionS in Russian Siberian Regl-
ment; also, of a change in the Russian cabinet.
The British ship Antelope bombarded and dc.
etroyed the towns of Odtown, Oalaba.
SPAIN.
The Spanish instruction has been suppress
ed
FRANCE.
y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
IMpORTANT NOTlCE.-TEe concern a

L Horner, Watson i Co having dissolved il is high
Y important that the bu.ircss be clas"d speedily
osshlr; hope, tn ereioe that all persons indebted
will call ani settle by, or before the Isl August
~ We -n on that Fay place in the hands of collector,
without discrimination, all bonds md accounts unset
ted. HOkNER. WATSON 4 CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28

i new Austrian Circular is skoken Of intend
ed as Count BuoIs reply 70 Napoleon's lnoen-
does, and defending the conduct Of Austria to-
lyards the Mesiern Hnwers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
-. y. WILLIAMS,
ORIGINALLY or rI1TSN LNANIA.
Late Of Brook Neal, Ia.
ROO X T. K n w KINS,
Richmond Virginia
w ATkuNS, son CO.,
Petersburg, Virginia
General COmunissOn Merchants

nCFlGE IN Richmond, ~. Cnrov street Ia Pc
~ torshurg Corner oi Old and Sycamore streets.
Give prompt personal attention Ia the sale Of Tubac
co Wheat Flour and all kinds Of country produce and
pay particular rleniior filing ofdera for CUSTOMERS
Refer Ia the following gentlemen;
lno. NJ. otey. Esq, Chiswel Dabney. Esq.. MnC Or
ale x Jonns, md DON 4 G. Peters, E.q. Lynchburg.
Mayor /. ". Jones rnrwell lee Esq nnd NJ. T..
Nowlln Campbell Cot Daniel Coleman. S,n'l Der
,cr, Esq ,nni Wncr Coles, II, Eaq. ritisyvania,-
Iutge Nm. Lclgh, ana James S Eary. Esq, llolilox.
nLaAR VIE lNl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
From Brown & shipley's Circular.

From Brown & Shipey's Circular.
BreadstntIs-Wheat and dour are iirm-th
latter has advanced Is for some descriptions
Stocks are small. Corn is dull, and prices have
declined IS. Western Canal four isquoted at
40sa los Cd Ohio 42s 6la l3S. White corn
Ais; yellow 4Os.; mixed corn 30, Cd al0s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28

NEW C0NCEKN The subscriber having
purchase d interest of his partners in the late
Of Hornei, Watson g. CO.. will continue the
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS at the old d, and socits the patronage
If The customers Of tho old concern and the public een
eraly. will attend promptly 10 the sale of all kinds
Il pr, dnce JAS. e. HORNER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
COMMERCIAL NLMS.
I From Dennistou. x Co.'S Circular

LIVERPOOL. July l3, Friday evening Cot
ton.-Sales of the week % 00o bales, including
1000 bales to spectators and 500 bales for eX.
port Prices are easier and have declined is
chiefly for lower and mdding qualities, bat to.
day the market closes steady with sales of 6,00o
bales. Orleans fair -. Mddhng g 3 :; Upland
Fair Is; NIiddling 6 3-l6 Stock in port
100000 bales, including 100000 bales of Amer
lean cotton.
The Brokers' Circular quotes Upland Fair at
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NEW CONCERN.

TIVE undersigned having tnken the house formerly
L occupied 10y g. \ N II steptne Nv" doors above
Srrre x McClpnnlnn's d aland. mud newt door To
duffe H. Stalton. Msin street Lyr chhurg W., hefs
aaVe 10 ca The attention of hil fieuds and the public
eneralis hi. stock 81 Groceries, Liquors, r..
,hieh he Ia Offering lo" "a ensh in exchange II,
ooofry produce Particular attention pnid to the sa
/ Flour Wheat, Corn r,bhoeo &c.-also 10 the re-.
cling and forw srding oi Good.
mn, - cSdtsy JOHN LUNSFORD.
n...Ic.-I S.-......- ..,l S.lcLu Rrni.L.. finn
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THROUGH TO THE SPRINGS

For Bnchnnnn our Peckei BoaIs Leaye LyncIihurg al
80 NJ, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and con-
with the Stige Lines at North River and Ceiar
Creek for The Natural Bridge, Lexington, Rock Alum.
Walm aad Hot Srrugs, and in Buchanan with the Line
ly Dagger Springs the White Sulphur. Returning
I,nvo Buchanan Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
a.
TIN Boats for Richmond leave Lyme hbnrg Monday,
Wedr esda, and Friday al A. NJ
BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS A. PlTlTMAN.

(Lncly If the 6rrr Of Will. Lea 4 Browneyl
"A Ill give their attention To the sala ahd purci .
OF all atiices OF Agricultural Produce, Farm
npements &c., md pnrchose for order and sell IL
ammission al articles OF Groceries. &c. g.; receis.
nj frward Goods, and act genei al Commission
Agents ian 3.daelv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
Bounty Land. Warrants.
OTIC,E To the SOLDIRRR Oft thu w AR oflal2

AK IA you will soon be in receipt of your LAND
psxsaWARRANTS, and suppose each md every
k.Donc of YOU wish get III. very highest price you
an therefore this /. notify before making sale Of
our Chains YOU will Give cnll | nave made
nngemcnrs in New York which viii enable to pay
tnofe tlnn any ono hr,r ~ ihis side oi New York.
LAFAYETTE w. GRAY.
Aren, for Military Chims,
,aayllIa Lyuchbnrg. W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
nelf.ra SenIneI nnd snIem ReeI.lel copy om
l.,Ox SAEE.-sla1.00 Bonis oi III Virgin

q
l. nnl renncs,co Railroad Company, beaiing per
ent Interest, pinripul nnd interest payable in New
tork mud secured by aeeoad mortgage upon the en-.
~ Hand end all tho assets # The Company.
The4e secuiiri,s are regarded Of the first class,
al Will he sold at price Ia communal the attention of
yet. Gn1daliAf Fu Inflammation Of thr present condi
ion n1 future prospects o the Rund will be furnished
~ IA upon application,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
LEE n JOHNSON,
NOKvELl HOUSE.
(FORMERLY FRANKLIN HOTEL.)
Main So, Lynchhyrg, Va.
MM. MOORE. MARK ANTHONY, JR
MOORE 4 ANTHONY, PrODrietOrs,

4 n Omnibua Away, in readiness convey pnsren.
\ gers 10 and from the Rairoad and Packet boats
,lsn. for plensu,c excursions.
dNrifiV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28

Queen Victoria visit for Par, is fixed for Au-
gust the 9TH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
.IusIC, MUSIC, MUSIC.

nj u"
VI cd has just received large assortment OF new
md benulil MUSIC. Tor the Piano Forte, at ID. h. Ly
ans old stand Bank squire, Lynehhurg aud now &C.
g, upied by Strohcr 4 litohead Druggists
All kinds oi Music aud Musical Instruments furnish.
II At abort notiro. w. I. GREENE.
iuue % lN,Iv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

I,ORWARDING AND COMM ION
4 BHslNESS.-Thc subscriber. located the
Dock. convenient the landings of the Sleamcrs aud
ia il prepared forward at extremely low rates,
ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE. TOBACCO,
FLOUR. GRAIN. and other country produce.
lie will also give his personal Intention to the sal" tf
Flour Grain and Produce, and the purchase of Groceries
Iii. location enables him Ia forward Goods aud Pro.
duce about onchnf the usnnl charges in Richmond;
aud bm long expo In The business all he asks
n trinl 10 insure sati.iaclion.
ALFRED $. LEE on the Dock,
IN is In Richmond. Va.
MEXICAN HOT T., Richmond,
n VA rnmor having hreomn current that the sub
sofbef had relnqn.tr the Proptieotshp of the Ameri
can lnt. he takes this mode o informing his friends
aud the travelling public TINT such Is the lie
hrga his patrons that Il and attcn-
ton shall be shoe them in utute heretofore has gain
ed their liberal patronage
j. MILDEBEREER SMITH,
~ l3-dte1m American Hotel. Richmond
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed for the Daily virginian.

BALTIMORE, July %.
Flour dull, Howard Street -. City Mills offer
ed at IS IT,. Gain generally unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28

The Spanish instruction has been suppress
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
lo0e ll.aacI. prrERS. SPENCE 4 60.
NEW CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

srrlbrf., I'm mug IllIIe nfflnsrmrhTs Win MI n
dnierro red him + ten, hing respectfully solicit
lie patronage # mi. community. The School will be
I high order embracing in lis course the iatin.
.rre,. French md German LanPuhgcs. Mathematics
nd the u-ue English Branches. II session viii be
II ON Monday September d md continue 10 months.
cI1n. $40 per session. j. NJ. GUY.
D. Il MASSTE.
W. refer to Mc.sr. Il. NJ Taimfrrro. Jas. NJ. Boyd,
Gapi Samuel NcColkle 7 J. kirkpatrick, Esq, Gen'l
Rode, the Faculty nf Washington College VIM NJ
BIbckfori Esq, nnd Clas X. SlBushter. Esq.
Address either Of rs, Of G. r wills. ESQ.
.,nclA,urg Va inls IT, tlsiSept
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Mni Trar duly at. ---...,.--...--.
frrigh, Train with passenger Cur p'.1rhe'. On
H., V,In,.l,,s an / ttfIn.t. at 81 =,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
Lecture last Evening.

The lecture on "Spiritaalism" last even
inp was largely atte nded and the audience
seemed generally satisfied, although the
subject treated upon was somewhat d'iier-
ent from what was anticipated Prof. War
ren declared his disbelief Of spiritualism and
thought men did ong.hecause they coHid
no, cxpllin certain phenomena, to attribute
Them to a supernatural agency. lie endeas-
ore 10 account for some OF these phenomena
By producing others OF Ike nature by
means Of "anmal magnetism, or "blolog-
Itan experiments.
Prof. Warren is pleasant speaker and
HI. lectures are calculated to accomplish
.ood That OF last evening was preiiml-
nary to u course on the same subject.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
A CARD.
LApY,S COLLEGE.

y presenting this notice to The public the subscri-
1 her wishes 10 inform them that his school viii be
opened for the reception Of students on Wednesday,
the 2d of May next. He proposes TO give classical
education to all who may wish to fay or him with teir
patronage aud confidence. He also will add "a Nor
mai department Ia qualify young ladies Tor teaching
in the various grades al schools in our country from
Ms College down !, the common district school. In
the primary department he will admit all who are de-
sir3uS ofenioNiug itS benefits.
The OF instruction will be thorough and COM
pletr, and at the time very discriminating and
select, avoiding everything of an entirely use ess
character and substituting branches whose ten
deHcy is 20 give ygor and elasticity to the youthful
mind.
The manner Of teaching VIII be the most epprOrrd
and ia red known ia country Europe, giving
the pupil tn fun understanding Of her subject white
it Is presented by the teacher ia style cniife Asw
and fascinating.
His first aim WILL be 20 secure 20 rs pupils ra til
AMI vigorous constitution, without which al ls ef-
fort w0Hld he useless
SECONDLY to establish a decided ana correct moral
character d ba .is at h> hopes. without which
supcrstructurc stand tie test Of future trials
and future hopes.
Aud thrdlv his object will he to give 10 each indi-
Yiiual that Kind Of practical training her natural gf>
and future prospects shall indicate.
And fourtlIy, 10 traia the mini 10 practical rcGee-
tons and useful deductions from every days obser-
Walton.
And lastly, 70 inflse SPIRIT Of pfaetiea' Christian
henevoiGncr into the mind Of every one however
youug. rs a lovely and instructive principle from
which shall fow. US from pure aud clear fountain,
uHive rs;ll love tdall.
Ny arrangement. are on the mo st ample and grand
sclt adapted to ful'y carry eGt hc above programmes
IL the letter aud spirit in all their variety aud extent.
The building. which Is new and eonmodious, VII
he epared % make alt is innifs comfortable and
ha py stands upOn eIaInence .! easy ascent and
surnlouUted by promenade from which scene Is
presented to visw uncqaalt in our eouhtr iof re-
ness hnanty rgrundcur.
II is pcat "a in Of the most h"a Thy aud sauhri-
Gus towns ia the United States, whose advantages Of
ioriiion rs 60 approach all that could he asked
q. sired AMI its business advantages second {" none
in the Mississippi valley. My arrangements for
teachers snc that all Wi be individually watched
uua cared for.
Those wishing further information can address the
Proprietor. at Davenport, Iowa, who VIII be hapr! 1T
ui tincstn give all Information. circular
ana farther nui!te " ~ BE given I'm due tIlue-
e. II. CODDlNG,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Mn. I Ii. C"nmNC, p,i,.i,.l,
Mis-. NJ. 4. CoDDNG,
DaYcnnort. Iowa, Dec. -. ls5t.lN VIZ.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
Wood Measurement.

ur Gerl,zen called upon and informed
ns Yesterday, that he did all his wood meas
n,;ng by deputy in whom he had every
,o,6dence, and that all the complaint he
hoard came from farmers for not giving them
usasure enough The fact OF it is, man
kind is prone to grumbe and if they do not
sod fan|t with their wood Eneasurer they may
with somebody else who will not receive il
.;,h as cool nonchalance as our good ma
,arcd ncighbor Having been elected TO
tho bonorable office Of City Father, Mr.,
Gerdlzen will hereafter deal more with men
hmm with measures.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
GBt Badly 6a5stte,
1.nvcnport, January 25, 1888.
Tho Poor.

The moor We have always with you, re-
.ah.rit and rccollect also the concert to
, i've, in their behalf on tomorrow even
~ The expenses will be nothing and
.he receipts will all 60 towards alternating
-. wants of the INDECENT. If you have u
1,,,,r to spare 90 and take your wife, you
will receive qud p 0 quo IN music AID have
ma satisfaction ofknow,ng your money wa
eh,ritably applied.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

The propfctors Of the Metropolitan Ho-
,ei at New York, have been mulcted in Sl75
manages besides costs, for the loss OF $40
W gold and several foreign coins, which
were stolen from tho trunk of Il guest. The
trunk, at the time OF the theft, was in the
room OF the guest, and the money was sto-
,eh during his temporary absence. The de-
,ehce set up that the hotel notices ordered
.na' money should be placed in the safe, in
lhe oftce, but the court ruled that the pro-
F,'e'ors OF the hotel were obnoxious TO the
.nafg, OF negligence, as they should have
PFoVided better police iorCe