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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-14

~ SIR D6yLs- !ii amending iGI 18th, oil. ana clt:
s...iuI.s ot clhioi :S az Inc Coda. is Ia p,'!d
for rawim., hid sEiinn"n!.. arTS for ~" tri'' ~
m rom charcoal WITH felony, the SAGE mnu"r ~
rrr- ar, drn WI and summoned tx the trial 81 can
ci:;.:I.-.
Ey Mr. CmRr-ri,s-Of 81 ann nIing chapter j! oi
the Code IL to make III. proceeding for ascertanin.:
damages for county rosds conform that for Internal
improvement cnmpanc- as provided by the 10Th
chapter of the Code.
~ Mr.. l!owrLL--Of repeating tbs 9TH section Of
mn net passed March 2lti,, 1851, incorporating the
JncL sol.yillo aud Chria,iuusburS Turnpike Cua.
pany.
By Mr.. KrLLY-Of incorporating IL COMPANY To
construct a turnpike roud, commencing at soirc poin
M, more than two miles east Of Russell Court Iouse
IN tI,e Rich,nnds in Iazcwell county.
BY MIR. ToMLIy--Ol reporting Senate bill No. III,
or last SION in relation Ia the State Agricultural
By Mr.. IumoDES-Of amending the general law
nroyidiup for the organization vi mining and inunu-
iucturing companies,
Bv Mr.. BRtwX-O: 50 amending the charter OF the
Rockingham Mutual Insurance Company ~ to allow
the said company to charge - per cent instead "i III
per cent. Oh their premium notes.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were prescntcd:
BY Mr.. WiLEY-Of sundry citizens OF Craig coun-
tv asking amendment to the act passed February
by Mr.. IloBBs-Of the school commissioners of Ches-
terticd county, praying t" be relieved from the for.
fixture OF the school quota Of 1854. BY Mr.. RUFF.
SEK-Of cZens of the county OF kanawhu, prayIn.
that Blue Greek, in said county, be declared public
highway.
On.,notion Of SIR. THOMAS Of Mason county. the
House adjourned.
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A RIRD'S EYE VIEW.

Washington correspondent o: tho b'S'''
furnishes the following interesting items
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall of Kentucky y uo',;s
host IN drf,, The election of Gem Cniioh' Va" 100
and procaius the eternal political dsst i,;nn snvs
Southern man who votes for him. HIS :', t.n, Con-
N hnu ,ynnId he r.huse Ia n Southern con-
stjtuency for defeating man Tor No" i. snn,herr
trsy,d their interests al hour "i!"', w. =. ,h ",
man in Congress should have sn"' Nar.b,II i. c,.
braska bill This opposition VI ~, a.r,,,,,.r TO the
crInt.d m andcnr Mr. Cui'm stii S'!'"'i.., y. y, IN.
cu!.'u !" InuS N.t md may benefit instead ol ID
lure his prospects. ,,,,s any i. cr,,Ia;icai-
Mr. Humphrey Marshall! may NY i ~ a., sm,I hi;
" th, leader of the Southern hho" ,hot the
~; 80. =; ,,,.J 10 great weight. IT," say 'it' VI,
p,a - line Rouse have. by then n"Hi'i'''"n y"
i ,'n, 81. Mr. Richardson, ana inc ai"e',' '' i;
,,rh tb.y have stood mp Tor NM 'nuus ,h,
, w, -. pr.s;l.ut and that kentucky VIII 'o'e ' "
Democratic cand!rh'e. L. lilo ,,urse in voting
"!. h,Il,. far some northern Ina lis'eau :" ,i
n;c. ~ tlc southern now-notlhhSS' "' ', g. tr
,ha nrospccts of Mr.. FILLMORE IN Tue sou mute,
saw prrsj ency Mr.. Haven II IL kH3" ~
nc" s,nn of tine right hand lnun oi WI NH
.hT Pp' 80, ,;ma th,. one takes sndu lhe o'no
"u 4; ,n, tirny hd was c'!lsiurt'a "I ,
,mn, ,ud wus sron: i'll the affections " ~" ~ XII
~ nv. .nutI but his opp"sIiiii 10 '"o " Ill, for
:" ,,G ,.ut course IN voting OF 10 one o'''oa w.
ana ,',s pIinr for nuv man from he south hnS COZ"
-; ~ ,h suspirurs ui the southern kh""" .,
Is liz nnsouniness. The result Is met some y!
o ~ n uro,r,m ,hu; MIR. Haven Ia. MOI "nS N'u
himself but Mr.. Fillmore III 'hc SCUM. or,,,;u, in
,n,.t singular event occurred IL Tue ,"',H ~
' u',,,s ,J,v. II was the vote ri Mr.. Henry
Winter Davis ri Baltimore. for .Ichm " hte.er o. New
YorE. NJ. Wheeler wa,a hard shell d"morfa, ro.h
New York at tie beginning Of the last s"sslo" o. I%"
.re.s bur finding the democracy 10" "ua ~ nu,f i
~, ~ r,r reelection 10 Congress on account o. h.s
nn .brnsku voej ur: became an ou' a;id rss ioct
W. Dayi Ia. committed too or tIcce po!!t!tai aet'
~ his life whc. caused "ppre a' |" NJ ",. w
cal sanity 10 be entertained oy his 'renaS ~
f-.,. t,.,Iny either confirms those hpprril-i7o' VI
H. ,,;c,,r.s INN rs n southern mIn, e:nornc:n- 1""u
Wheeler, 30 rs ~ attract tie a:ten!ioa nl Hp'aee
2 r.s.v. that he, Davis may become the anti Ncpras'
"a worliny hcud and fusion selection iof spcH"'''
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7,c., ~, Ec,r w. ;'."n.' -, '-"n,n.''"''
BLINDNESS.

BLINDNESS.
Strike Lord. ba: Yr"'.t IL" IL,
t..r truIHJi.ic sGppiIn.,. pea.
The hard tia: !u',ls tic roa ,Ne's'-
II ti!ia! love I" dice.
Thsnk.. Father for thy car.
Thy child would be rs .gnc'!,
Imrr.nur thus my t.. ole. PRAYER.
Bu,Oa, Im BIN, I'm Imd'
Hush: hush. my SOU, DC s'iIi
Lot not my Thoughts rebel,
/: Is thv Heavenly Fathers will
lie doe,h ell things well.
There is no darkness whore
Tn. s:ar nf jacob rcicnsi
Though mid-ni III rests III euc-co there,
a slory s:lds t':e plains.
NTacn earthly visions bright
Are closed 10 nortul eye,
The snul l-s.- in the peaceful light
CfHeaven's unclouded sky.
Ard yet feel The spell
Ths, biu,,s ~ earthly things;
Sweet na,rr.', .,vs. | knaw them we'll
With their ten thousand springs.
know earib's robe Of green,
Now rank with genial raini
Iknow the sunlisht's golden sheen
Rests on its face again.
hear the voice Of birds,
Tbst carol in their buwersi
List the sound OF fountains stirred,
Aud scent tie opening lowers.
] feel tie balmy air,
as from an angels plume,
Play round my check aud forehead bare,
STEPPED in its rich perfume
and 10Y own prattlirg boy.
bear his too:steps fall;
With merry ro,np and shout Of JOY
lie trips slous The he'll.
Iii. arms arc 'reund me thrown
His kiss is on my check;
w4cot, father, ser Your darling own
All no feel I'm weak"
Then for moment
Ny siChtless orbs strsin-
Give, . my Father! give, | CRY.
Gee 6sck my sight acatsi
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THE MOCRNER'S PRAYER.

While We wander-hither, thithsr,
Often weary, oft Hstray;
While Our expectations wlther.
Ged, our Father! here we pray.
Will we lo.k to Thee, the ouly
Real solace for our care;
Safer not our sorrowl, lonely.
Here 70 crush us in despair.
Ever seeking Christ who sought us,
llny he lis affections borei
How upon the cross he bought US,
TJere rs,.cslu'G u, crerRore.
Tsach Jig TO regard the blessing
Grant the mourre-'s tears may dry,
And while here our sins confessing,
Teach 49,. Father, how TO dio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-14

arlssa. apprenticeship. wsrA;hip pnrr:'s s.','"''
f. and domestic slavery 10 abolish tss:5 NJ
W. believe that interests, rents, AID al i. .,J
capital, MORALLY aud cc"i"f,chiiY l's'' ,%t ,i,
arr, morally wrong u,i ruir,ous to society ".'' Nv
n,cstir slavery dues not eAlst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-14

Mark Downey has resigned the Office o! Fish In
spector liz has passed iriu.nphnn.ly through ie-
- political ordeal ard has richly the title Of
competent and faithiul public officer
The appointment o. John J. Wilson. as his sue.
c-ssoT, meets with universal appreciation. lie, too,
will make un excellent officer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-14

rested. WIS my t.t0rs shouli a!%ays To -e''''s.
for ths purpo.. Cannot imagine Uut :! e;t '"!
%, them aro iouehcG io will wish h." h"a '' ''''''
.:"rc.'' , $40, ,,,,,c,, n
1;,;, ,i;r,. ,l.arcc a, thrrr tl!r"";' " 'u'"' "
,r ,u,,,,;Iui a.,.": i!- ir,ln" ri!t.;, ''''., IL
Ih mind of the gentleman accused. "a''''is w
n,o,nnnt after she hnd spoken, he broke the orM,
I silence thai followed her words, by Saying ee''''
~, .Mrs --, believe!
"ILa: is my name, SIR a,,,,"
Have You concluded your rtmark', n:adah'
81 have, sir, for the present. :.,t..,,
Then, madam, | will tnkc the liberty 10 ll''ol "a
yuu that uog, h.shGnd lie the person on "hon you
our;I to expend your indignation lie has ~ a'ne
emf times, taken several OF your letters IRON me o.
icc OPENED aud read them, and after rcsraih", re-
Turned them to the letter box, having made s,rt".
discoveries in those letters, TO which he iorceu me u
listen us furnishing sufficient ground '"r Els cp"'se'
and us,ifving former suspicious. he earheS.! re-.
u,.trd me never 10 disclose who hau opecu 'e ie''
rrrs md should iuve cuutnucd TO observe Screcy'
hnd ut your accusation forced me I" tins aiscios're
in s.lt.drf.uce /! you wish IL have my statement
cnrr,buraed, think can produce Il reliable wiz
uess. :.:,, L., ,,sd.
The lady did not reply TO this pfrpositi"n but maze
nr.cipitata retreat leaving the clerk inastcr ol ne
mi and She was never afterwards seen at thar posi-
utlice. $3.50.
Poor lady! but as before said there are lar oe'
Ter things in the book-get il und sea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-14
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met NJ II o'clock.
PRAYER bv the Rev. b. MAsLY, Jr., President Of
the Richmoml Female Institute.
The Clerk read Il communication from the Sennte.
informing the House Of tie passage OF bill, enl
.inu nc, 10 authorize the Petersburg Raj! Road Com
many to issuc aud sell coupon bonds To tie an"uE, nf
S!U6 600, bearing per cent Interest, III WHICH they
rcG:irsrd the concurrence OF tho House. II WIS
rcn, II first aud second time aud ordered TO be en-
crossed.
The SPEAKER called upon standing committees i"E
re,.or;s whrrcupou, Mr.. NIcoLsoS froGr the Com
u;ttre ~ Schools and Colleges, reported bill :" III
corporate the Ashton Institute
Mr. CARTER from the Committee on Cialms, re-
n,rt.d bill Tor the relief of James Shea o Lewis
county. -
Sc bill 10 Increase tho capital stock OF the Cen
trp Rail Road Company, for the purpose OF shortrn-
ny is track between the city of Richmond ard the
town of Charlottesville.
RESOLUTIONS.
Tho following resolutions were then offered and
adopted c.,.,,
nj Ju.t;ca enquire into the e3pedleucy Of reforming
,l rhrnseolo.y Of the tl section Of chapter ljo U!
tie Code uf Virginia. :,
Rv Mr.. IuBypES-Of establishing prclessorthip
Of drawing and painting III the Institution Tor the
,ducrt;ou of the beef sud Dumb and Bind.
| nv Mr. SutrH-Of amending The charter OF The
CORPORATION Of the tvwu'of Charleston, in the county
of KGuhwhh,
! By Mr.. SMITH-Of pasIlng law to compel coter.
minus freehold tenants 20 incur mo!ey .! Inc tI'
p.nss necessary for constructing and Keeping IN re-
nrir III. fences on partition lines where the land Is
improved aud used Tor grazing, agriculture or Other
valuable purposes.
| Nv Mr. MiLLokY-Of providing for the appoint
ucnt of Fire Corupcr and jury To investigate thu
can. and origin of fires occurring in the city III Nor
E,lk-th- expense tn be levied an the vari"us insu
r.urecomj l:.!es doing business in said CITY.
By Mr.. Du..E-Oi reporting bill authorizing III
Junction Valley Turnpike Company 10 collect toll
u,cu their road without rc-plankng tie same.
| b. Dir. llAys-Gf constructing II ;GGupkc rond o
The Two and thrse.fifths p:iusrl., t-on the Three
Forks OF hecdy Creek by way Of tile mouth OF tn
IVES. Fork, to intersect tie R,c!ic aud Gluer MI
pike Road at the BIZ Bend o! the Little kanawha.
BY Mr.. MrRpAucii-Of incorporating al Orphe
Asylum in the town Of Portsmouth, in the county
= Nnrfck.
BY Mr.. CARTER-Of reporting House bill No. 2
OF last session, amending the act incorporating Il
town OF Cpyeryille, in Fsuquer county.
BY Mr. SE.MAE-Gf elSending the election la'
so rs To prohibit the electors frUm voting o.. o: I!
ags!eria District wherein they reside, or Of passil
special law to that effect for the county OF Berkee
BY Mr.. FLoYD-That the Board oil Public Wor
be requested to inform this House what amount
indebtedness, if any, the part Of the Board for
Inmates Of work done, remains unpaid, aud wh
character Of acknowledgment the Board has give
If any, 10 persons entitled 70 paynsnt and TO sts
further whether such acknowledgements Purport
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BALTIMORE, DEC. 12.-lIoari .slssu II q
street and Ohio 81 g - . O., III ,ri,ie at 81 Is
% ns rss 4 p asslS5. Corn is arvssad un0ns
Provisions arc sust'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-14

NEW YORK, DEC. l2.-F!our is Hfin- S'as
straight Satte brand, at 6s, good ONO .nEe1
ern 50 o. Wheat is srln and prices sIe Provisions
Corn is unchanged Western mixed -. -, 3~et w.
s ssa ns sae. 81; Dl obio skies a 81 Cs eA''Ss
Orrmium. II
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FINE ~ Essrx.-lt is stared that the residence Of
tu Avv. Peter Tribe, near Dunnsviie, Essex county
Va. was vs,irsly Consumed by ire on the night Of
90, 81 iast. TIE building was d large double framei
aui before zoo family awsrv Of their dagger,
ste r,.f wa. fsllas iu. They oarely escaped With
ths. lives Tho loss 10 81 Go, Of which some 81 sOo
,ss:u Insured III Baltimore.
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bear. weighing about $50 pounds,
ese killed last wc.x. -four gI!ics frou lxwvburg,
G.p5ybC:es county.
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PER-oSAL DIrFIcrLrr ADIusryD.-A card ap-
pears in The Lynchburg Nirsirian signed t' Messrs.
*. ". Thompson aud James P. Coleuan. that III.
difficulty ho,ween Hon. paulus Powell, rascber oi
Co,ere:s :rs, tl,s Stats aud Henry j. Foster, ESQ,
Los u.,ca -boaueably and arnicably' adjusted.
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TIE Tsrr FLAG.-Ihe best literary paper pub
.avI IN Sstou aad one OF toe FIRST il the country,
j. IL, "c.ue Flag" II is treat ~ get hold Of
it, Cd u1se over rs we.lfled and sparkling pages.
r,s tex, II yo: want good paper, subscribe 10 the
rru- F.s:" See tho advertisement Ia another CO.
ia-aa with the !iue!l! ,rem,:-oss offered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-14

D.tiooS ADMINISTRATION Elicit, accompa.
Fled ny young isdy aud Sentsulan made oeautlui
a.neoson With the balloon ST. Louis, from the Fair
Grounds, yesterday afternoon. The balloon passed
slowly aal steadily over tEe'city u an eastward d.
.sc,ioc. Til. horse advertised to have been taken
a,t po: Gscsrtaig.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-14

NAVAL Rrrik!So Bcanr.--TLe Charlottesville
Advocate savs.--"NemorlG!s TO our L. s. Senators
cud 20 lbs Hon. T. Powell, praying ,hst SONS steps
be taken BY Congress 10 redres. Tie injury done I"
tho rtGcer, Of tie Navy by the Retiring Board were
crculatsd q, our D.ceni C;urt hy !eadiug citizens
OF bs county. They protest Isl strong but courteous
.or.ns against the pi.ciplu upcu which the Hoar':
ae, ed urS5 Immediate steps To repair the injury
The memorials were promptly sisnec by most OF The
vrnniueC. c:d.ens Ut the county.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-12
Railroads.
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
5 ea
NEW lAISkk.ANGEMEN1 T.


nNanaafter Su nday, November nth, and untilfur
Their netice, trains will leave Rock Island as fol-
lows;
Isl Passengcrtrain. daily Sundays except
ga Passenger Train. inil,. sa,uida.ses-
ceptad, al W 4 ~
Sd Freight with cd class cars daily. Sun
days excepted, Al - NJ
Trains arrive ut Rock Island daily, sundays ex-
eepted. as follows; .
Isl Passengcrtrain. ii ~ y ~
ID Freie hi with 2d class cars ri. $50 A u
trains over this read are in direct connection a.
Chicago it'll trains boththe Michigan Southern
and Michigan CentralR. X. to and from Detroit To-
ledo. Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
nunkrk. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Albany, New fark
Phlladeluhia. Baltimore and Washington. Also al
IaSallc with trains Of the Illinois Central Road
North 10 Gaiena and South TO st. Louis and Cairo
/. ch places tick cts can be procurcdof s. 8 STE
VEINS. Tick eli ast., r. Il. Depot. r. |.
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity of wing
distinct directions as the destination of their bag
gage tickets before taking their seal:
In the ashe conductors collect only to sta
tonson theine OF the Chicago and Rock Island Kali
road. JOHN r. lhAofs SUPP.
WI WHITMAN, ASST. Supi.
Rock Island, November 10. 1855
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-12
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE GrcatCentral Route connecting the Atianti
cities ith the Western, Northwestern and Southwes
tern States, by continuous Railway direct. This
road also connects at Pittsburg with daily line o.
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes; ma
king the most direet cheapest and reliable route by
which FREIGHT can beferwarded TO and from the
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
First CiasS.-Boots Shoes. Dry on. - ,oolb
Goods lin boxes, Fnrs. FesihersSe
second Glass;. Books q station
cry, Dry Goods Gin bales), Drugs -x no ian N
and Medicines, Hardware, Leath- -
er, Wool. &c.
Th I'd Cls,S... Anvils, Ragging.1
Bacon. Pork TN bulky East Steel. Csc. h l0olb.
Sole Leather fin bunllesl Ocre, Ncs)
Fourth Ciass..Coffee, Fish, BAL
con d Pork tpacked9 ara & Lard Oily soc. ioolh.
hemp. iron, lead nails, soda ash. oe-s
FLouR-sl ycr hbl.. until further notice.
GRAIN. So cts per 100 lbs, until further notice
GOTToS-s. per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
weight, uutil fu Their notice.
dephia he pariieuiarto marx pae6age'sria Pennsyi-
raafa Railroad" AliGoods consgnedto the Agents
efthis Road at Phaaeiphia or Pit,sburg. WILDE for
" rdcd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FRriGnr AYEsrs.-Harris, Wormls d Co., Mem
mis- Tenn:.R Sass d Ce.,St Louis; $. Mitch
ell d SON. Evansville, Ind Humesnll, Bell & Mur-
dock and Carter jew ~, louisville, n.y.; X Z. Mel
drum Madison, Ind: Sprigman IL Brown, aud Irwin
q Co Cincinna,i; y. w. Graham Co. Zanesyille,
& Co. No. , Astar House, New Yors; No. William
St. and No. Battery Place. New York; +. J snee-
der PhiadD lphia: Nagraw & Rooms, Baltimore; Geo
c. Fraueiscns pit'sbHrg.
II n. HOUSTON, General Frefgkt sgt, Phila.
y. LOMBAERT, Sapt. .iieona- ia.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-12
Groceries.
FAMILY. GROCERY


II, saus. on perry be,xee. Second and Third SITS,
h,n ~ IN, * ~ - m. 49,, heal ouality
md which s - III sail ms low AS csp be purchased
sises here.
VI a
choice lot o'CicarsJust ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
atwkoiesait erretaii. :, nprv
=, ,s..,,.
uaNehFert. htsss"s ''es."si
NEW Ei MiI4 GROCERIES,.
,~,,,r -. -. are,os ,a,,e and choice as
aarn.nt AZ Ean,;l, 1; roee RES nj the &C HECK
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-12
Mi6ffllQnrou5.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drag and Paint House,
Iiiineisstrest tw a dop RS east of Buffalo.
HENRY .. WEED.


HENRY u. WEED,
IJAS in store as large n stock of Drugs, Medicines,
IL Paints. Otis aud Dy Stufs as waseve r bronght
into Rock stand which he offers 10 the trade nj
smal advance Eastern prices and Mt retail on very
reasonable terms. A. his stock purchased from
first class Houses in New Tark, Boston and Phiiadet
phia an2 is constantly being reponished, customers
can rely upon getting pure and anadulterated Drugs
Having been for the past ten years in the drug trade,
he feels confident in saying that his stock Of Drugs
cannot be exceled for quality, variety and low pr.
essn this seetsn q sesnry AZ ne EspIassf and
of the day, among which are the following
Iayne's Family Medicines, Mustang Liniment
St.anss - Arabian
Meiane,s Nerve and Bone Iinment,
Ca. airy IS Neavers Sytap.
Hal,oway.s Pills, Smiths Tonic Syrup.
Ointment, Ayers Cherry Pcctorai,
Bulls Sarsaparilia, India tholagogne,
Townsend,s Webstcr's Specific,
(,u,sot,s Lyons katharion,
Marshall's Uterine Catholicon.
BRUSHES, BRUSHES.
whi.ewashbrushes allszesp lint Brushes, all sizes,
Hair g Varnish /" .
brushes erea, variety Too.h and Nail Brushes,
PAINTS, PAINTS.
Linseed Oil, Iitharge,
yellow $. Copal vari. quail.
Red Lead. . Asphaltum,
Venetian Red. :. Black Leather,
ochre French. White Lead in Oil,
american. Zinc snow white,
Also, large stock, ofIard, Whale ana sperm oils
by the barrel or less qua nifty.
Persons in want of any articles in my line willfnd
il greatly to their advantage TO give me call. do
not adye rtse prices tho amount OF stock have
hand, the price Drugs is constantly changing,
and advertised prices cannot be relied uIoh; but
calling ut store can al al times be sup
p''ea : '''e = HENRY ID. WEED,
Oct. ad-tf &c Illinois street, Rock Island.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-12
fDEyPrfnl'.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

THE Hdersiguedha openeda GenerallntelligeBce
Oflce with y complete set Of books IN which 10
enter all kinds kea and PROPERTY hr sale
or for rent the names of ali Servants who wish for
places in an1tcs itbfH the city also The names OF
Mechanics IaboreTsaDa othersseeH hecinfiosH aeht
so thatth se whoare in sea rch of Houses Lands.S r
wants &c cannnlfal Of Inmediuiesuceess III obtain
fugeithcrby calling ainy Office. Charges moderate
CAL nd register yonr wants ordersahd tbey VII
A. FiNEFIELn,
No. CONNIE rcia Buildings.
Der7 la53-dIy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-12
A BARGAIN I

THE story lstoldtIat property SHIELD too hi eh but
tiore wishing bargain In house nj leas Sc " Guild
do " ell to call on the subscriber / am Obliged la
eiiahd viii 90 SO for the sake ofmone
Call soon ou the premises Harrison ST near 9Th
ST., or al my Shep on 9TH ST. below the Court House
Also. fine lot 10 sale.
June l3-dlf FIX. FITZPATRICK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-12
pEy>sYIyANuA RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains. between Philadelphia
and f'n,sburg. THE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves phiiadellhia for Pittshurg al r A. NJ. and
Pittsbure for Philadelphia At 4. NJ THE FAST
IINEIeaves Philadelphia al | p NJ. and pittshnrg
for Philadelphia att r. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phiiadelphia for Pittsburgh at II, p.
NJ and Pitisbu RI for Philadelphia Ut 10. p NJ.
The above lines connect at Pttshnrg with the Rail
roads to ard from st. Louis. Mo-. Alton, Gaena and
ChieageTil.: Frankfort Lexington. and Louisville,
XIV: Terrc Haute, Dayton. Spria gfed Belief milne.
Sant.nsky Toledo Cleveland Columbus. Zanesviiie.
MassilinH nd Wooster Ohio; also, with the Steam
Packet Boatsfram and TO New oRLEAss. ST. Louis,
LorfsyiIrF aud GIsetEsATi.
Through Tickets be had to or from either Of the
above places.
Forfnrker particular. see Hand bilsat the differ.
ent stirling peints Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
routeto Philadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK, or Bos-
ton.
JHos MOORE, As'T. Passenger LINES, Phi,a.
JMFSkIMEN. y7a-t Passenger Lines. Pitts.
philad-lphia Nov a5th. 1855 div.
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THE SHOE IRA D b /!
y select School
FOR
Yoang Ladies and Gentlemen,


80 Rev. g. c. STREET, priHeiyeis.
Miss WHITNEY.
vxsTPrCTI0y given in ;he usual English branches
tMnfh-mat,es Classics, Book Keep ng, AaIafhl
pnaosophy French Music, Drawing, Printing @e-'
DE. = . g., =. lis 80
et5.nee Eranlpiea' Buildings, uear the das ofAs
east eud Of Third street
h.es Rector Of Trinity Church, Rev. VI, RHtieage.
a pa.lar ~ First BAYtis. Charrh Mrs Wallace, to
Eysns I, A. NJ smith. Gel E4ls and other resadch.
81 the highest responsibility.
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-12
.s9ic E.n0fesNfe Gy.Orerv.
.sspIElE.

THE Post Office has sed. but the News Depot
/ remains IA tie old Post Once room. shi0h has
been ueatls Gttsdup, wherr shall keep usual tho
Eastern papar-. Books Of standard Literature File.
gAnty illustrated WofAs, Cheap Publications, NJ z.
azines, School BOOKS, Stationery, Choice Fancy
Goods, De, sss Jho. GILLEIT, Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-12
Fresh Groceries.

WE have Just received from the East the largest
w and h. a STOCK af Groceries ever oferedfOr sale
~ Davenport. We haNeesery article ~ our IN ana
will warrant goods to lie Of the best qua'! and
our prjces rea.anabte We invite both dealers -
families 10 call and examine our stock.
Oci II DAIXELL N