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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
From Our Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA. March 3 - drr1ved-Steamship Dels-
Cops New Yors schs John per.in, Hutchinson st.
John. Mary Patterson, Dole Fall Riveri rhaupb, b.
CLEARED ships Wyoming Dupsvy. Liverpool, Mesunri-
mas Anna Moore, lining, NC Sarah Anos Sargent,
poItsDoub; sbs Triumph Bstsr 8ostoni Mary Ps-rsoa
pols DO Lady Suffolk sevsry. Me- rsmorse, Stafford.
ST TBoMs- A,yivsd Feb II, sehr Senator Dayton
20 ship Juls O. t. Ter Lo.y B.t LIVERPOOL; schr o.
s.yIsy hsSmsn' Barbados. 2fb, scnr Alice knn Ban.
Saase-F 10 brig Au,u,ts St Crcx 9sd bark Will,
Ch.se MsJssu.L 7.t n.y ~ wer Aux Cages 10Th, ssbr
Mary seol Porto aico brig csroni do 2't schr Luther
The sbip julia O. Tyler, s57 tuos eIpe-i.ncea s.vsre
weather the fin lost lat 81 Ion 81 by which her cas,
shifted esuss her spns sesh She tried get 20
Baltimore, but compel ed to pot for this port survey
has ored ih. d.eh.rse Of her which rapidly going
AR. Peb "a biz Buchanan, Might. Gu.dLaOe; 18th.
bark Azes Davis 81 Croix; scbr. John r Gamble Sim
mobts Barbados 2s'h schs yhsins Griffith; Plaamsr.
Bsbsdoe. called March for A,tai sp.. an bsrL Prince
ton Lsslv Dsussra land sailed same osy for New Yrk)
M.r.b .ehI s9PbJ Collins. Alien Guadalupe ts.et 81
@SchS, bis p. Tinker. Mulhen, Pensacola; 4th snip
roru. Hsey Ah5sb, T. L. In di-tfe. brig Chsstins. Hs
NOR. Guadalupe.
The ship Norma, (of Ne~Yeri) John A. Ridley. arrived
here yestsIdy txGch ~ Ia distress shs JAILED Ass 81
bom Ahysb Ausean, T. l. for Pslmou h, Eng 9Th cargo
ofIee When I've days out commenced ssAios which shs
Island, and csuked Jan touched Helena for ~stsr
Feb g. experienced heavy gaze causing h-r leak ssaio
abe also Loot rudser end badly sihed ths, sac will,
The officers soi three passengers OF the ship Fanny
Giftey Of Kehnebonk Me-. arrived here this sfreraoo,
March In the ships boa being obliged 70 sbsndoa
from Liverpool bound to New-Oresns vsh Of sal.
She had been leaking Of the voyage aud eight days ago
put for this port. Yesterday r. " when OF g. CroiI sad
denly need eskss badly and after she
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

Receipts q Prednce. MARCH qa. q
BY Ns.A Rs~ Bsat-5os bbx Flour, q bags Ashss.
- bsa "kky $40 pAss Cheese 80 do Lard 80 do. Pro
b Ere Asa.esd-itH bhlA Flour 70 ptn Butter % %.
Asess % 90 Lard $50 DO Prosons eso bhs Appies so
Wlsss, % bales Coefoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

NeW.Y0Fk Catt1o mafkef.
REPORT Of BEEvEs, MILK cows, VEAL Calves,
sHEEP and LAMBS. and SWINE. reeevsd n NEW
YORK the severe: market Place 2 r.psssS .va
wEpxEsDAY. the ere.t ale SsI g syf esnTsI
Sv sOLON ROBIH6ON. The nambers taken from the
books carefully kept A. n Asrton proprietor Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

wBALEBoEE-Lsrse sze PolsI !. .eHe.. With ssles q
So 10 for export at 43c and GOO Oehotsk, on private
The s,oca Il !. $500 10. -
wBIsKY-The marie, quiet; the arrivals are fair; sales
of 500 bbs Sole for Ohio sLdStdS3: for Prison Drudge
Eheld st 5lc., time and interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

This only pa len than the previous week and 10
he weekly average lest year. which vas S,a57.
The syeIse number each srsst msrketdsy IN ~ The
SANDER last Wed estsy 7s5 The number day SCI
which e6e below the average Of the year narst
The following table gives names Of Of Cattle 10
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MARINE JOURNA l..
port OF wcw-YoaK..... y
CLEARED.

st,smship-Rssnoks Simmer. Norfoi. Ladsn Ple.ssns
sfpe-sme Coes Ossood San Fr.ocisco, Aaasa r,ln,.:
a co. Ouiet,tso Lanbsr L0n5oa. 0anhsn Oinou; w.
q Tr.vis Smith 0slvestos. Br7~ef Co vsn<asrd.
Mort Me-. Orleans W. Philips, Antarctic, stoaaef, Aat
vsrp, Zsrefs n Co -. al, -
snt,-sher.oos Hail. Mobile stu,ses ClsrIsa Go :
ssmson Dal.y, .iDore J w El"en a. Gel jasper, Ben
nett Charles on Dur ham Dimon
Bill D Anderson Del.aS - 2,rss v'od Al
s.rsos & CO, u rosner Cse,z. Whit, Daa;sn
s.ioooers-Fec,iic Lisbt. Thomas Port an Ausncs,
Fms salem W Ropes; spleaiid rhobura. d .iAx j. ;.
Desly L :. Davis D.vs savannah, Nc esSy, Mot =, !
g. Bfp.n P. anon Geors-to~p Don-r Potter Anerie,n
Belle Broun Boston, s. W. Lesk, ) Bepce, s.s'sf NJ
chi.s asydsw T.Oot, L. Nent<Jrh. "sat~9stn'
Jacksonville n Broos man; " Frsosln. Bps,oa, Day
ton sprssu.; Orion. 'sttiss Dsren Thompson Hunsf
sieop-T. w. Thosns Fall Aver master.
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cruises LySs, Leonard Isirb.vsn elssa oehe.sa s,s O.
nsnhsll. wssspart 80 sps fur hone; onssre fssSS
BesNofd, clean. Oehotss.
lido Feb n. Mont omsry, Clifford Nsv q,afa,s "A.
(sts fe'shf) Advipe 5r thereon Do 7so Oh a.. ~
Flshsr Fsirh.v-n 100 % Geo Win.lov Earis.. 49,
Bsd,.re In bbls (sbins fr-isbt Morn ns Star css,.Ss
DO ssesp shiepiss OIL euer from Capt clsv.lsss -
ports Der ~ a., bes ~ Oh al ID; bsd .heYed sllh
the Pea Qn.ee. e Wessr ats 7Sl By the Winsios 40
rsoy 'oI sea bound Z, tbs Coat Of Csorris s. ,So
lapc DO Gro % M Mercstor norton 90 "a uoys
Nh; Lspss Go Go Rose. Nsbtaehet - 90 sh ~
Coz New-8edfpd, 90 % The yosaaa SrssSoa q an
arrive In fsw S..s .. Ais her oil By the 6ssosssr q 49,
port.
hss weather.
AtvsltHiso Feb IL ssie Onward Hofsen Nss 3sSA,,
repahirs aavius with some uidns damage % g.
Hofr sosla be read, for see 10 or Sesya s3 Feb "a -
" NJ. Lee Grsnir ger. New pors, 100
An 81 e,ita res H. P.ei1s sos Fsith,v.s Is 90 ssA
Tame lane vio,iow "; vsedOfd 2sp whs ces6sr De-.
Ina %. lse all told Psams st,s.es 40 SO sci Jessa
B. ssdcn swso. CO. so sp, aSbinser, Conen. Weulnf
100 bis on board; Zephyr. Ga dnsr. Nsv setssd. Isl
y zee VII Frantlio Lee, 90 go 81 told bvnss>ha
dst, d 900 % kasnis Wood do, ssosp 80 oh -
10 rsle.hu.oo
letter from Cap. s.ls .fb.rs rhornss wn.isw Of We
port rsPorts her CsrtAassna March TO- wfh 10 shk a.
do sk6sh oil on board
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Dcuntp fano h1arrants.

pOUNTY LAND.-ARMY OFFICE
- soLDIEes, Transfers, NAVAL Ogg13t
stAMyN, MAsINEs, NAVY CLERKS PLOrfLL lu!
VITO served In any Of the Uated states easitsS
Land Warrant for 1870 acres All pevoas ebtiled VIII
dressing receive the proper form Of spphcs,n snl ~
obtsiD their wsrrspo for moderate charge Our
with the Dep0mer Washington sford uoesusl neL
for the prompt return ofWausn1 Claims should " go -
rs ~ early a. possible Land Warrants bought sn1 eed
DRAKs BRAOf0tD, No y WsbS
REg.- Union Bank Corn gxehsnse e.nL. Boseu -
DOUN1Y LAND and Pension Claims sn!9
~ late laws Of Congress promptly and lessIl{ gsesss"
7 AND WARRANT OFFICE, No. So WaDtsy
IL New-Yo The highest market price ped NJ bssS
WARRANTS. and ell Warrants cold By -
and forwarded by mall or otherwise upon rscsps -
tabeea ..N
LAID Warrants procured for Soldiers and others srss
Bounty Lands, upon spplicstion 70 -. ANA
I AND WARRANTS.-All persons enta1es
IL BOUNTY LAND. under the lsfs oct Of Csnpss' -
nave A' ''' ''''''fi sYios sRo54sEss
No rs Wills. esE r.
TINTED STATES BOUNTY LAND AGENCY:
u To Arny and H.vy Ofesn sslisss. both RssslarsA
Volunteer. Sailors, Mssines. gl:tls Men, Aaneisos 49,
ksyfsen da,s any Of ths Wss Of the United
year 1879 TIE 6v II ass esse' tos On HssS'sl -
leyss Of Bessfy Ldsd! We prepared 10 svssrS, ~
tens ClosMs and obtsts poar Wssvasn u BDssfe -
scli ts~s ond sessy BY at sncs acyiytng y y r.
No q William 4 Nsv IL - -
asvpaKyers- Bsnh Of the Common wealth. ohse L"~
Trust Compspy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

William II WeIm soId Is.
Fsrvsn by Rem ck cold 81 to the Jew butchers.
b. Seymour BY Jos II. Wisns, cold IS head 90 20
HewAk
Carpenter & Lsnnns sold 100 head but believe they
TO resell to day
sHs EP AND LAMBs-The msrtet contioue, very badly
supplied There not In all the pens )wrngs this
IN much If any. 800 sheep and many Of hem v-y
medium In quality. Az usual sheep brokers
Of ss's The srest way to show the prevailing prices
The follo~ne are weeis sales BY James Nc shy sheep
III.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15

Ia American Bible Union commenced
is m.-aunaa meeting here this morning
st 70 o'clock. The number OF delegates is
v ry large, and much enthusiasm prevails,
d.. Conc, of New York, presidcs. Il 10
thought thy will adjourn 10 metropolitan
n |! as the Ta0erua lie church is lnsuiII-
c MT Tor the attendance, A nuinber OF
eloquent addresses were delivered to-day.
TIE delegates talk seriously of organizing
new Home Mission Society. Next Mon
day they are 10 hold convention for that
purpose Among the EN- ncnt persons pres
cnt are Alexander Campbell, D.. Sheppaf i
Prof. Eaton, Or. Hall, DR.. Arnlitage, and
others of prominence in the Is ptist demon
inston --Chicq0o 1ape~, H9v9
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The French Empercr.

The London cores ouacut oftl2 Ia.oa
a ishHigeRe5r may possibly oyerrate LOUIS
Napoleon; be certainly h,s a very high o.
pnion u him, but We quote from one Of
h 5 last elters tAe following rem 4rks in aI-
dtion 10 those we have heretofore extract
cd rom the sane writer
at must be admitted that, as lie tae!o SOW
eryien Of the French people, he is truly
worthy Of his position. lie has ruled France
wisely and Welt; and under has Governm NJ
= is. II net free in an English and Amer
eau sense o. the word, happy aud prosper
OTIS LOUIS NAPOLEON has shown himself
the very bcst OF dietators, the most entght-
rnrd OF absolute mon-rchs. HIS reign, 50
lar, has ba,n biz ssi"g t. r ance, for II
has gwen her breathing time and internal
repose; II will elbow the wpunds Of the
F.ench society to heal; the best energies OF
the French character to exert themselves;
the great resources of the country 10 be d.
YclJped II the Emperor continue TO pro-
coed as h. has ,mmenced his reign will
be the starting point OF tier state Of
Aings ana lay the foundation of rational
and constitutional liberty in France. We
England viii exert II he ichcul influence
in this direction. Ii has been SAID that he
has for some TIM contemplated g rlg
France constitution and organizing ,e
Government OF that country somewhat at
ter the model OF tbat OF England. 1t would
be matter ofryjoicing, not only on both
sides of the channel but throughout the
civilized world il this visit should serve IN
any way togive more definite form to his
ideas and help to condcnsc his thoughts IN
to purposes. He cla at present do much
as he likes with France, and he could hot
shed a higher lustre on his reign than by
putting her upon the track OF Engand's
progress ana development. The treer the
French people are the more secure Will be
their alliance with England, that alliance
being the sure nugury OF the strength and
prosperity OF both. England cannot wish
iur herself greater blessing than that her
natural enemy" as France was falsely
deemed to be, should become her bosom
friend, or tha, the nations which have so
long been rivals in the arts .! war should
become perpetual rivals in the arts OF civil
izat.on and peace"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
EMIGRANTS TO IOWA
AL Want Good and R:liahle Maps.

IFENS, VI Hams y Cos Township Maps are Che
b1si, h.4a- compile ir5n the United States sur
yrys oihcItl iaf rln4tog, ard personal rccour ois
s4tes; ,wg III streams, roads. towns. pos. Offices,
county seats, works Of Intsrnh mprov eneHt, etc.
BsDg Published within the state arc in fact, the
oniy ,eitible ana compete
MAP OF IOWA.
Bsiny regnhtly arpoiutedaeent. for the sale Of
these maps are prepared 70 FURNISH thcm to The
trade The pgSl.scrs lowest who!esale raiCs, nr b!
the .ipglc copy. AlSr:
2e8 a. j n & itou s Co aud Ensign, Bridgmai.
F.n,du.s MAJ Of the Udited States, Western States
and tae st4Lts OF Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
sour}: aad Territories Of Maae-ats, Kansas aud Ne.
brgska. For sale, whg.esa'e or retail. by
WARREN * RHAWN.
E8oksrlers and S.ationers. D"ilersin Wa Paper.
Htnlew Sattt., etc. Illinois stree! hJS> Island,
Posi- oiirc, Davenport. AIl. y
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NOTICEt

| HAVING sold out my Stove establishment. am
no" deslEsus OF settling UP accoHnls | here
uobt! al Uen oWirg me either BY uotc or boo. &C.
Court 20 cali and stie b. the 10th dsy uf May, q
paid by that time thay viii be pat Ia the bands ~ the
co stable Tor collection. On notes cot due VII
Wa se iberaI discount.
Also, al persons having claims against ne will
br,h- them IN ati receive pa! mcnt.
IL. W!ChERSHAN.
May !. I-5j-3wdw4t
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10 600 Rolls Wall Paper, etc.
FRESH STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS,
WALL PAPER.

WE have just eiycdu srcoud lot Of Wall PSper
W agd Borders dirocI from the Manufacturers in
New YORK and w. ha,g now oh Aai,d i,eGo lis OF
karAuN a.terEs. We VIII so receive IN few days
,y Egiirpad another large lot of5GD Rolls, making
,r sork amount ~ iU.ruU Enli> ~ l5a patterns TO
IersaIs Idiug paper thoir houses mss spring
Dhd say lhat being The agents Of one 81 the ar-
.rtst Manufactures ~ New Nur> prepared To
furUish WAN Paper aud i -isiGrs ~ Factory prices
SliI ths a ..4iiGa ~ fcricti
For pa ea}ufvp ~ -IrcUStpmrr in Davenport
vrHy sarrrigs az al oar " all Paper aud t1ufer- ~
our Il .oE stand a. me Posi- Office, where they 60
IN objections tyat Il err orders. Give u, call
vs. AIlt give s.3.s.ttiiuE - n ! purchasers
WARkEN & RHAWN,
Hsst,eitet> aud SianEers AID dealers ~ VAIL Pa
r. Z. fo,t Oice. U,eapOH. illinois 81 Hack iSia"a'
N..re .Gth dH
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Wall Paper

Easi received and opening Ut The Old stand No
lie a're Block large and selected iot Of the
above named article, ss.tabfe r Halls and onss
cor pfisug great variety Of patterns, also Border,
to iaaleh. Prices 10 suit the times,
". II. HOLMES and Co.
Davenport SD MAY, tsjj Mlh,
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Jle paiIe @a5ette,
davenport. May is, 1853.
LOCAL MATTERS.


,,,or. dispensing his beauties without lin
!, seemingly charmed in ushering light an
!, tbal holy day, to the denlzens o
.,,o,ld On awaking, the first soun'
w.. ,,se,ed us was the warbling Of BIRDS
"'a ,bey we're singing praises to the Aulho
y all eood unl expected man 10 DO tn
,.s on that blessed day, in thanksgiving
i. M. manifold blessings. One Oh ih'
'r,,,,s, enioymeate possible is view o
-, ann rising slowly above the horizon
ling darkness into light aud taking the
u;..i.sippi into loving embrace; in his
emf equsiug il TO flush and sparkle in
go. Ike the rosc~aud diamond, as he
,,re,ge. from Pleasant Vail J on the Hi
sborc. Often have we wondered how
~, long, low valley received its maine
I, Morning the reason was revealed to u.s.
GooJ d oplr, if you want TO ENJOY scene
h.yopd EXPRESSION or comparison, look on
n. SIN rising in May. The impression
..I a., easily he ctlaced. A sunset view
p,yepeor, ind Ia surroundings is GER
,.otr pleasure aud crj 1yment, but give US
lgc delight Of view presented by the ma
lie ulef Of the day, as he ascends from
ii, IA heaven, when all is hushed ard
rgiet, rc.reshcd by rcpose after the hustle
-. Confusion Of toiisome week, on the
~ s,asecrltej to the worship Of the Most
Az The man Of toll having his nerves
,,l,gsd and mind relieved from care, his
thoughts eng ged only in the pleasure OF
.,cEtirg the j with his lamily, and IN
4ryfrse with his Maker, free item LIES
syasions, locking c ~ stl rise ~ hls
saales, will find l'.i self hafmoniz.ng with
ii a.,ure, in logc with ii. fellow man and
tsrrking God for I'll rs bconiies.
We arc rcqu St j by the l1dy whose
b I .b5sk 2as fJual. u return her thanks
! ne pea,l smau Who found it and ~as
Nd enough to leaye il al lltis oilioe for her.
Tie Spring 5 ssIon Of the District
r.aa commenced yesterday horainE-
Nv. j. Tuthill On the bench.
We csn attention To the adgar-
a.,, as @. Dawson & Co, three
,r. frsn he POST Office, where those IN
T.,t nj boots. ,hoes OF gsl,crs, either Of
gs.as5c Of eastern work can b. supplied
r,s Ee.t,. IN. r,f, saw. the pros.
a.or +, wleat crop IN til, Des MJiues
nsg ver, aey r - g,oI a. d, present.
rqmire seasons. 40 Iowa will have
b. Nj, l,a. aag4n ses t1w.rds bcing the FIST
/ 5,,.g-,vjnr s,ts in the Union, and
heg burrows AMI pf-,tynan gel their nes
J. }. IA operation, We IauJt not thlt Iowa
/ Iar gilIf.nkatbl.,h d. tie best Gsnesste.
ia, n. K,,sYk f,s Cay Is n.
s,o4g,be,,f. n-,,,,;s, nra.rriptibns ia
n, ,..y bti r,,lao nr61 ,sr cent. in the
+. week, anlth4t cases Of choi m
Ir,..t, .,.,,.; H. .;,, J. !,
-,.,-,;,, -. r,.r mon.
- ,,,['... -, i,
vA = 49,, :, 49,. a.,
- !.
=,
-i,..,.. ....... ,,......u
"a ,'t. 10 ''s'''S u' ''V' ",'' '.1'
,-...,
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copPERsMITH AND PLUNBrR.

iIE subscriber isrow prepared to do all kinds o.
Copper work Plumbing, Roofing, &c, aEsy gen
erdtJ6bhing business OF every description connected
with tte I'm Copper and Sheet IRON business Stove
fue Sheet zinc. Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet OPP
Psf, bahhg Tubs Pumps, etc, etc; furnished all
hass on The most reasonable terms aud al shor!
tlCe.
hoase Cater and Spoung made TO order All
"ofN ~arranlrd, Old Iron, Copper and Lead waited
ANA iaSvn IA exchange for work.
p"'enI orr. APi7, i~5j dIy }. II UCM0Nr.
Perry -. between 2d & "a.
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Received at No / 10 Claire Block,

Received CT No Le Claire Block,
Harper's Magazine for May.
PninlIn'. DO do
Gfahams do do
Godey's Fahy's do
Also New Publications..
slsimrr Land, a Southern Tale,
,asttv Builders,
The ibitYls,
Kansas and Nabrasss-by Hale;
If. OF Sc sprt--hy Geo. Baker;
This Slave Of III: Lamp--by Sorth
NAV jrd W. II. HOL MES a. Co
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100 ann Fer

SEASoAhn Flooring lIaHed and matched ofsu
- Pr-ior qnalit! for sale 10y
BuRNELL, GlLLET * co.
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For Sale or Rent.

rare chance ig presented to any wi.hirgto en-,
\ rlge Ia manufacturing A shop recently erect Al
n NE river above the II. RI furnished win al en-.
% Of IS horse powe and foil set Of Sash, D"or ahd
Blind nachinuryw be sold with without The ma
chinery. Can loo seen IN operation at any time;
Davenport All - din y. G Is " hiFt'
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The Rridpe Cities.

DoCK island puverI OF nd Moline. with view
II ofthe Railroad Bridge. An excellent descriptive
pamphlet. suitable for mailing 70 Instant frehGs.
For S;lr at No. ieCluirc Row
M.lN u, lsll.
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For Sale.

ii flst of lard, fronting on I'D stfeet and the
rtcr, suitable Tor sitt faf saw MIll Of Man,
ufas'nrir. Eslat'ishmcut. Apply to
May lsI, ls5j-f COOK d SARGENT.
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REMOVAL.

6nn. ARNOLD q fouNTA N havsremoyed fro,,
bulldinK- OIL ose. - Sis'ts
g ', e ,he room recently occupied BY Gee. L.
''suenport, Feb, OH. si-d.Swa.la
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15

w Erau supply Few more copies OF
w life OF llaFaCe Grcciy, Ida May
Lite az 7. l.. Barnum. News boy,
Ruth Hall Lgmptightor,
Also Mrs. Il dos New Household Receipt bapk;
MtssLesiics New Receipts for Cooking,
WARREN " RH AVN.
Pas, olfGe Davenport,
Fob. aGla Island cay Book Store. Rock Island p.
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Bounty Lands.

II persons who have served IN my OF the wars Of
y TIN United States suce The near lisU, which n-
rludrs those who served ia the BLACK Hawk war, arc
entitled to !bu acres of land. Warra procured by
w. II. GURLEf,
Onirr at the EtRa Insurance Go. Office, west sec Of
NJ lin between Front aud I'd Streets Apl 81.
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Books 4 Stationerp .
More Wall Paper.
VOYAGES, TRAVELS, &c.

Sea and sailor, by Cotton, 81 90
Beck 81 Port, - do ia
Ship d. Shore. do ! M
Three Years IN California DO 9,
$anmsr Cruise 10 the Mediterranean, by Willis, 90
Captain Canal, NJ African SLAYER, IS
Swell Life At sea. 90
Salt Water Bubbles, by Mnrtinxale, l 20
EuHni Sketches Of Men aud Places,
b, Geo. toTea y, the ojbcwas Chief, GO
Travels among the lndians, by Mckinney, %
What saw tn California by 81 !urt, to
California aud oregon Trail. Parkman's, IS
Exp oring apetiton 10 Oregon. Hines 20
Fromont's do California d, it5
California isiorS from its iscovery, Caprona as
Life on the Plains and Il; The Digginss, 10
Kansas and Sebrasta. Is
Prom Ter Life IN tie South West, 60
Prairie und Rocky Mountain Life, Is
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Davenport, sOWn.
mo sth II ELI ADAMS, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
FRENCH MERINOES
Grass Seed
new MILLINERY.

On Perry bet I'd and Sd SIS,
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"'t,n shs ltsi'ss Va IN ~ cal and cxamiue
-iII ord = sxecIteJ with neat.ess and ,a..e rr,
april l9,h-d- In s's'e.
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Bounty Land Warrants.

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-28

bbls. Indiana at % Is; 200 Missouri at SO
10; 1000 st. Louis in lots under 90 IS; loo
Tennessee about $40 and 250 extra Eagle in
2 lots at $40 80.
CoRH.-Sales 5000 sacks, including 1871
at 83c; 1920 in lots at SAC. and $4,000 in 3
lots at 85c. per bushel.
OArs.-Sales IT'S sacks Ohio at &c.; 900
sacks st. Louis in 4 lots at 53c.; 1000 in 4
lots at 55c; 600 in A lots at 52@25c. and 100
at 76c.
BRAv.-575 sacks sold at 81 7O@l Is per
100 lbs. ist-A
PoRK.-50 bbs. uniuspected uiess sold at
Sl4 IS.
DRY Sailed MEAr-Sales 81 casks at
9tc; for Hams and SIC; for Shoulders; SO
casks Shoulders at SIC; and 80 casks Sides
at 6}c.
BAcoN.-58 casks prime Sides sold in 3
lots at 7ac.
LARD.-Sales IS bbls. No. l at 9; 1T at
0lc; 25s tierces prime at 9ac. and 900 kegs
prime at l04c.
LlME,-l5O0 bbls. Utica sold at 81 10 per
Dbl.
CorrEE.-Sales 1878 bags Rio, of which
1000 at gac; 100 at loo; $50 at lO4c; $50 at
l946c; and $50 at l03c.