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HIGHLANDS OF NsvAsnsK, July Is, 1858.
DSA 1smss-1Ne Cold Term " siters and their
EwOymenss-A V'sst to the ghthousss-Liquor
Bars in Full S,ci~g-Erce lent Braxdy On
Hand, &C., &c.
This. e. we'll a. every other watering pace, feels
the effect Of the late money pressure, In tho com
paratvely small number Of visiters, though, taxing
this into consideration, together with the fact that
the weather has not yet been sufficiently steady TO
drive people from the cities. am Of the opinion
that 1t has even more than Its proportion.
For the past forty eight hours the wind has been
blowing stiff and steady from the northeast, while
the sun is constantly obscured. The "cold term
Is 90 unused to my experience that / am induced
to examine the almanac 10 make sure that this
month ia ally July, and March, and tnen piuch
myself TO be qnite sue that the capillary crcula-
ton ia not impaired; after which, l arrive at the
justifable conclusion that the "cool term" has
reached here, and ia an established fact.
Among the permanent boarders at the Sea View
are ]. l. Boyd, Esq., and Col. A. Edwards. As q
class there s, believe, no set body OF men more
generous and inpusive than our energetic mer-
chants Comparisons, drawn from years Of expert
ence, have brought me to this conclusion.
The chief topics OF conversation am ing rs are tbs
bic efe ts Of the abundant hsrvests which are pro
missed thIo9ghout this State, we'll ~ else where.
A day or two since paid visit to the light.
houses apdtae qualification derived from the splsn.
did view was fully equaed BY the perfect order aud
cleanliness which reigns throua hout tns premises.
Thee, believe, are the most important lights be.
longing to Uncle Sam. ard are kent In charge by
one OF bis children, Samuel Mullen, ESQ.,, and the
uniform bri.lisscy Of the l,gets with the perfect
which his duty is discharged Our friend is pioas
man, albeit he does nds hesitate to pi.e on the
trspscepdeJtal acjectives when the exigences OF
the case sppta 70 demand it.
On the government gr unds, between the lights,
lays very bn lent locking cannon, said =, be
relic Of the old Dutch wars long before the Rsvou.
ZION. Its antique appearance and the corroslon
upon ita surface wolld seem to Justly such an in
fereI &c.
There is now a prospect OF some very warm
weather, and We have the premise of much COM
pa,y here the coming week.
Il might bs interesting 10 nti-prohibitonlsts to
know that there are seven bars htrs in full asst,
aud nearly every one has conddentally impartet to
me knowledge of the fact tnst theirs Is the cost
lest and chcics st brandy the place Affords mat
ter cannot question. ALPHA.
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HAlIFIAE INYEbLIGHIeY.
Port q New York, July 20, 1855,

CLEARED
Ship Irene, Williams, Rev orcans-sturses cleasman
Ship Ei.sis.iDpi. Allen. Bs,tinors, 4io!. Bell
R:1a sH HsI:r
Big sidss. jordan oSscn1iiis-Nastsr. '''''
Brig Caroline. ssinohnsid. Haiiowsil-Bseon. Sargent
3'1
Sch. Lydia Ann, voorh. CITY Pent-vaa Bruat ssshs.
sohI ss.ss@an. Wiol.. AIs1.ndr. AsSStk DSass4 Co.
:s1 S.Dars Phi seK..
sohr Y Howard, Nlcksrson, Pnlsdelphia-Jas Hand.
Is. Fsmss.h Rock Lacy ss:s91s
sss. .', ~
ns:s and Rs:.sss.s. spsacrd Is:ssa c. ga Inst,
Steamship Rcsnsis. skinner Horioi, 10. With sss and
nsas :, i %sl ga S; Az 70
hence f for !; Norfoii s '-D p-'.'N '~p '.''"A'
ssH S.5ss q s:s ss1s 10 1s:,ss
oa Cape Dc Gait ship Old England Of Bath. bound
sap Jaw. e.sSw 4s days. with nd's and $50
BARK Lias Cof Beiiast Vesas Lsshofp, Nay a. and ai.
.,I ysns rsa AZ to
passed .ash nsash 81 e IVA 49,
5:ss CT rs.:1sas cs,ss, Hsys9. days II
noissses, 70 NAlets, DOW { sursss..
Is sS f. cas:9 f:ssiisn 1s Co.
ySi,iySss H. David St Pierre. MI 8 days. With
Brig Buffalo Stuart, Maitland Ms, 10 days. with plaster
arrived ~ Bridgeport 2Sd inst
Brig Zebron Hart Maitland, NS l6 days. with plaster
arrived At Bridgeport 23d inst.
Brig Trenton, Rondout for Boston.
setr Trunfo Do Porto {POrtg), CAmpa St Ubes H days.
with salt, to J A Machsdo
tohr Isctric (srh Sweeting. AbAooa 9days with pine
Hook. passed head board of ship Arlington
schr arrAp sett, Hail. Baltimore for WatehAm. Put
in account OF head winds.
scbr PesusDnoct. BURROUGHS. Philadelphia. days
bchr Rubicon, -, RccklApd.
scbr Pawtucket, Smith, RockIand
6cbr Isaac Acbom Gregory, RocklAnd.
Scbr Oregon, HAtchis, Rocktand.
Schr j BROOKS, Atwood. Portland, Ne.
Schr Planet HANDY. Nantucket.
BELOW
Bark NarAval, IA days from Barbados, with 404 pun
ohsons Of molasses, to Dwighs-(By Sandy Hook Tse
grsph.)
IAlso, two tarks, unknown.
SAILED
Ship. Isaac Allerton New OrIeans Guy Mannerins. Ii
verpool.
Wind-sunrise ENE; meridian, EsE; sunset, Sc.
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sups me Court Special Term.
Before Hon Ju -gs Cowiss.

TIE CAsE OF PAUDpKN, caABGRD WITH BEING CON-
oEkNkD IN THR HoM1CIDk OF WILLIAM roor,
JrLr 2S.-7he People ~. Patrick McLaugsatb, a,ias
Paudeen Daniel T. sieklss appeared on the part OF
TIE defendant who accused Of participating in the
homicide OF Hn Pool, and moved to have hin admit.
teo 10 tsh preliminary question arose on the fact
Of the same Judge (Co~les) having refused q simt
Ter motion former occasion. Mr. Siehss con - Ar
that terms II the Court OF Sessions where tns Nh
found and term Of the Oyee Asd i.rm,ssr hsv
ira pired The anding OF The bill OF indiot seat
the accused either entitled 70 his diseharts or 70 b.
sdEitfsd 10 bail hs ussiea va set down for rueeday
q errrg.
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CoNyRNCEMKkr AT DARrnOUrH.-We are inform
cd that the exercises of the Commer cement a.
Dartmouth college, which take place the 24.h 25th
and 10Th mat win be Of unusual interest Tho theoiS
gical address Is TO be delivered by Professor Phelps
O Aptover. on Tuesday evening. On Wednesday,
Eotm jby Park Benjamin, Will be delivered before
Tire ft.ieiy societies; aud q discourse before the
alumni Of tee college VIII be pronounced by Profes.
soc Brown. There IN siso to DO dinner provided
Gle EXPECTED from mary OF the most distinguished
eraoustes Of tie college, large numbers Of whom are
expected TO b In attendAnce.-V indsor, PeymoN,
Jounol, iyuiy 20.
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In the Church Of the 10 Trinity July 8, by Rev.
Dr. lews, JOHN N DALE to EMILY SOPHIA BENNETT ali Of
Broohlyn.
On honeay. July 49, at the residence Of the brides
father, Hrooslyn the Rev vsndsvoort Bruce Passed
Micshipman D. h. BRArSE, U. s. N, to MARY E. daugG-
ter OF william Fulton.
II this city. on Saturday, July 2 by the Rsv DR..
mr. HENRY v JACKSON, OF Nsvburyport Mass, to Mis-,
ANNA MARIA WILKINS, Of this city.
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FHLAp,trHIs, July 23,-Rya Board 700 City RI
Sc, 81 400 GO 90, ~; . North PsBnsylvanis RR,
goo Reading Pr, 46ki IS Mechanios Bsns, 2eys, is
repnsy,vsni. Eh az. lso leos Island RI, lah 200
Ambey mr. o's, ss, So 800 Reading Rk e'., 49, spx.
Send scd,d = Psen RI, az; 20 90 DO, w; 1000
ues'u valley FR ia 20. 30 sufqu.hsnsa UsssI ii;
ard hnstoy RRe's, 'S3, So,
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Hcrald Nlarine Oorreapendencs.


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QUINCY Ss Tss ss
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ping Der ierstoI and foremost we're badly shattered
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they appeared inssle for some time.
Notice 10 Mariners.
Motto. HEREBY av.n ssss II eosfs1a., with rr.,ou.
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BY order the Lighthouse Board,
:. Lighthouse inspector, LIST Dist
Whalemer
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a, Ksms Feb ii Eren au,sord, no rspor. Of OIL
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Esrh NAIL Corwsil. from LatunA Tor Boston, Jaas ~.
s:II Ss.ssphs cDrsm, for Phi.dslrAi. Jul, IT, la.
r H.: IA q j. ss from Providence fer Jackson
Foreign Ports.
crsss Tor the ciimea rssdy. sup A''' A0"'' N't'
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sI jCsS:. Nf-An no dat. Dr brig Joseph Ho~s Spear
ss11 ss4 siI ssA' win'' Sr''h c'
DOR load for Hsv'ns July sIir Harriet Peters; Ant
Ns,Is '' AA''s'' ''i
Home Ports.
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cnHsLisToH- July 10 ship u.els Jo. Boy,sr. L.
fs en ;oss. sn s:.so from =: .s e
sid, No Cid chip Issssn Queen Emery Liverpool; bark
s' o,s ssh gs apn sssss sysrs Sa LoSss S
sd stssmship Label: barks jasper Cnsss; sehrs Xnn
VAS cAsrisn"xrr July rsship Jane Parker ss~isr. LIVER
pV CAIAis-cld July IS .shr Kiss, rrimsls NYors.
FALL RIyLR-As !oi, 20 sshr hsrs Losnso, sal.
!, n s,c raH Tor iPfRiiss.ipSis. .'
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Melancholy Dlsastei ON the Ssashore- Five
Persons Drowned.

From the Philadelphia Bulletin, July 49,
dreadful affair occurred Saturday in the Tucka.
Of ave lives, and Which has thrown gloom over tho
AND over the vi.itors to those places. 80 - ''
II seems that Mr. James Fuller and Mr.. T. A. Young,
e NJ S'
permission from the wharf, and although tina wind
blo.ing almost gale from the north east and neither
safe al Bsassisys Point about s o'clock A. Meet
ing there with Mr.. Charles Watson, OF Camden, j.,
and Mr.. Fitzgerald the keeper Of the house ct
this place, to take q sail with them and they all
paired to the boat lying at the pier and started out on
Mr. fitzgerald hearing the facts and knowing the In
capacity OF the gentlemen to manage boat immediate
~ followed in boat but could not overtake them,
o. the wind was by this time blowing gale, and the
tide was making upi he returned and procuring sail
proceeded distance up ruckaboe river and
formed by fishermen there that boat had passed
up that river He then returned hoping that they had
got safely into Tuokahoe some other point. Mr. r.
soners went up the Great Egg Harbor river, and the
search continued TIL afternoon, but no tdings what
ever coula be heard Of the missing party Still the hope
entertained that they had GOT 10 Tuckahos; but
when the mail arrived from that place that hope was
csspated as the driver stated that the party was not
The certainty that accidsnthad occurred
anxiety prevailed MIR. Fitzgerald, Capt Hornsr Mr. R.
Stiles, and enc Of Mr. FzgerAlds bosrders started for
TuCAshoe about O'Clock Saturday afternoon, and
spent he evening and night In the Search when about
capsged at the frat beach be Cedar Swamp creek Ia
Tuckshoe river and two of the ladies-Mrs Watson's
sister and Mr. F.zgeralds necewere discovered cling
ing 10 the boat. The rest of the Psrty-Mr. Watson,
wife and child, Mr. Fuller and Mr.. Young-were all
drowned The ladiea had b cngng the boat from
10 o'cock A. NJ Saturday, without q morsel Of
frstbmert, until o'clock the following morning. Pc
Rod Of nnetesn hours-wtth the waves constantly
making . complete breach over them.
On the arrival Of Mr.. f. and bis party with the
vivors, Mesfrs r Somers, r Sites, Chas. Ashmead,
John Sites, Capt VIM Hornsr Jacob Clarke and some
others, started up the river with nets drAg &C., to try
and the bodies They returned late yesterday
afternoon, without having succeeded in their enterprise.
Thomas A Young, ONE Of the unfortunate party, was
q Phiadelphian he . brother OF Mr.. Arman
Young, . merchant Of Bank street The last named
gentleman IL at present absent from the city.
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ship D,ni SHARP It Boston from Pep.ns had main roya
BrF Advance Of Charleston 40 tons, years old good
yesel now AZ Providence, has been sold 20 Capt Warren
from Addison. and BE- commanded BY Capt Irons
LAurc At Essex, Conn., 18th inst schooner of 300
tons called the Amy ChAse owned BY Messrs Chase Small
New York and intended or reishtns under command Of
Capt Darius Hall, Hnrwicb.
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Destsuctsce E6ects Of the Recent Storm, Re.
The weather II close and cloudy, AFTER the rain
storm Of satud day night and yesterday, which has
done immense damage to highways, trees, awnings,
&c. As passed through The upper part Of. the
city yesterday, many streets were completely OBJ
stxuctsd by the sewers bursting and throwing up
immense volumes Of water, which caused the curbs
and pavemepts to cave In In thousand places. The
high wind which prevailed blew down trees, avn
iDgs. sign posts, and in the lower part Of the city
several houses were uIro0fed. No disasters are re-
Delaware rivers, and but one sioop sunk of Reedy
Island. with t0pmast above water, and the pre-
sumption Ia that all hands got ashore, as no boat
was ATTACHED.
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LAUNCH W. II. Webb launched from his yard
foot Of Sixth street. yesterday afternoon the bark
Texas for Waksman Oimon Co. She is 800 tons, and
destined for the Galveston trade.
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osr--A CARPET BAG. IN GolsG FROM TWENTY.
s,x,b strest sec Fcpsth svsaee 20 Pfte.uth ssx~-t
snd Fifth avsuse bsfvsenp aad 10 o'elock YES s-sss
evening The Amer ~t - SUITABLY rewarded By Issv.
irgt vth JACOB cuLr.S, oorrsr OF Twenty ar a st.
ana Fourth avsxrs.
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CONVICTION or BAGoAGEAyS.--Ttcre Is a Con.
yention OF bsegseenen In session in this city.
Delegates are sent from all the railroads between
tire Atlantic and Mxsissippi. Mr. d. X, Passett.
the wei known baggage master CT the N Y. Cen
trail Railroad u president. The objects OF the Con.
VI ptioU are important. Each delegate brings with
him description OF the unclaimed baggage in DOS.
e.1son Of his company, and also Of missing bag.
gage inquire Tor n his road. Notes are compared
while the dele gates are together and Ia this way
Mucs baggage Is found and means taken to restore
II TO ifs ownsSA Mr.. Bassett may properly be styl
cd the father Of the present 9 stem Of conducting
tie loat tsggsBe department. If the Central r I'D,
end others wni b have initiated IT, A d,po. has
been estsbisbcd here where all unclaimed baggage
Of TIE Central rosd 10 BROUGHT and deposited. Itls
thfre examined, the contents Of each parcc u ser
ed anc the Per Ell Numbered. The old freight mouse
next to the new cefot Ia used as place oil deposte
for stay baggage. He,e are more than two thou
sent trunks vAIises chests carpets bags &C., piled
W In long rows, and 70 numbered that apv niece
eIIed for rom the deecriotion gwen in the re ester
On be found In Ave minutes or Tess time This d.
! az ment 10 reduced ~ . tho rough system. and
ssr tie dir elton OF Mr.. Bsssett and his snb ,rdi
6'es thcusspds q pieces OF baggage are reformed
!, CIV. eis Every yesr. WI h sithout such syste
- uli ps,tsps be entirely let, and draw largely
o 'he veasury OF the company 70 replao,.-
LtthfSV C,,on.
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THE FInEsIEN.

TSxENPr ENGINE c0MPaNY.-TuE MEMBERS oy
IL ihis company requested 20 nsets engine hs ass
2C2 Centre street. "Wednesday e,snis {, 18th aatan.
At IL O'Clock p for trial Of cnRf ae The rrcrls-
no.th v mssting vin Ne hsic IT P.fook's rooms asr
Bi Dome street At o'eees ssms .w ming. by orisr
JAMES " iMOAr, Secretsry
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
july %, 1855.

DROADwAY POST OFFICE--LErrER AND NgWs-
ID paper bags for the mail ny the steam bio PAaac
win close at this oice on Wednesday July Is at 10
O'Clock a. NJ. Letter anc newspaper bags Close dady
for the United States mails at J. q g. Az and O'Clock
PM BENJAMIN LOCK WOOf
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rT,o THE LOVERS AND BREEDERS OF FINE sroC4.-
Il The celebrated thoroug bred stallion Wild frshmas
will stand for limi ID number Of the snsuias
sessop at the Red House Stables, si 500 tbs
AL moneys to be paid before serving the All 90
cidents At the risk OF .pe owners.
WILLIAM A. BROWN. PrsprIster.
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THE TURF.

CESTREynLE COURSE l. I-rRorrING-GREAr
~ match for 81, 90, between the Boston horse
Chicago Jack and the Nss York marc Lazy FrAnkiis.
Moreay July 80, nj 3n clock, match for 81 o0etwo
mile heats, 10 wagons Mr. !. n. Daniels names b. r.
Chicago Jack, Mr. q. Woodruff no m. Lady Franf-
LIN. JOEL CBNKLIN Proprietor.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-20
Misffllantons.
IAnIES, COLLEGE.

INpreseutinr this Circular 10 the public, bePropri
etor ~ the that the Ladies' college
will omen for the reception Of students the I'd day OF
MAY ne II In all its vario SIDE arrments.
Z 0urarrangcme ntsf Tor thorough courseoi instfue'
lion In the various apartments of the College, are
annie and on scale to meet The demands ofthe age
ami spirit afthe times.
Weaim 10 sy 3 4 IN epractieal thorough and com
pete course Vi studies than amy Of our schools Tor
.oung tadies. Tes, more, wenean 20 taSe The lead
In The business oifemale education;
Theooarse of studies viii be varied suit INC CIR
eumstanees Ia nd intellectual eapacii! ofthe pupil
Tuition inthe Primary Department., VI w Per or
o., nsual course q 90 :. -
Languages and higher English hranehrs,s W
Nerg --Nosrtrg ehargesia The NoFmaioT
Teachers department
Music IN Piano, MelodeoI, Gui.arand !. !.
Harp, $40 w 10 y Y" !.
Landscape Paintinrin Oil. % . .
Monoehrainate. Cray on and Pencil
Drawing, Ac., each, w
rapier Mache and ornamen tai eather
Work. each. w
Embroidery orname btal Needle Work,
Sc, ,inall their variety, each, 90 = :"
Diplomas Willie Civ to these who com
p.efe tharo ughcoursen either otthe
departments.
Boar with furnished rooms including
WASTING, hghts. fuel. stationery sc, "a 90 . =
fine aup IN mi. hes herow room, etc, - o. - -
All pns1t,ants 10 be made in advance.
Those wish to desks ms day schol
sr., auslappiy sooa 7, n. oop piNe.
IA, 7; 4. cann,ss' Principals.
Davenport. urh rs, '35-iwtf.
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@asnraaff.
1NsUIA CT.

stxf NsRiNs Am LIfk RISKS takeR Al this
Asenc, in rasssasieie Companies aEd Oh sae meet
psAson liable terms.
Nseehxatsaad Satppers VIII be allowed sreturaffoe
.MaaahaoR, LAwEs . BLAKEMoRE,
sasS No Q LIZ CLARE Rev.
~ " Yak LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
once ioS Broadway, N. Y.
AGENCY ys.s IL CT iRS BLuSAs DA NESPoRI
,.~..ss $500 ,sNn.
paw fssssux AssaAsy Nosss FsAsKrls Priest.
4. W. MeSRSGog, Agent.
Sert. Ell, 1854,
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B. & W. KELLY,
WHOLESALE Il HErAIL GROCER

Davenport, peessa, iss4.asr
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RailroaO.
1855. 1000
CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
HR - AEA
NCw ARR EMENT

H.. ~
~S.,t.s,r Monday, july ID, and mill further no.
I 1,ise tratns wiltieays Rock Island a. follows;
). /. u Is = as Nj !, ,.,n N ia NJ.
arriving atChleHgo al, ~ !, \.
! "a Passenger TrainSt ny 4,
Arriving at Chicago a. ~ =,
81 Freight train with Cd easssars al - 81
Trains arriving at Rock Island.
Isl Passenger train, al ~ =
~ IA 40 5 81
II r,,.tcbt wi IN d. class cars ut. 1915 A
sutr,ins Owe this road Ia direct connection ~
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan southern
ana Michigan Central X. n. to and from Detroit TO
ls4e Cteys,aud, Columbus, Cincinnati. Pittsburgh
nunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Feiis. Albany, New
YORK. PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore ard Washington,
10 which places tieketsean be proeafSd "i D D.
VRNS Tick ct ast. X. X neiMt, X. l.
Passengers are reminded of,he necessity 81 giving
distinct directions Us the destination 81 Their bag
Is re- also Il, tickets before taking their seats
In Inc ears the conductors collect res enS 70 st
thomson The lne OF The Chicago and Kas Island lsa-
rnss '4'.~t't JOHN r. r. ENkf .ur'.
WI wnrrM.s, ASST. Sup',. Wesi'n. DIVISION.
Rock Island, July ID, 1855
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
lEE@ - n 5 ss;;,.....s:.;;.:. . ,

THE O. ratCertr.l Route connecting tuc -Atlai'Ni
ties with me Western Northwestern, and Snn'hN as
Tern States, by a continuous Railway direct This
road also connects al pittsburg with dstfy line OF
steamers to all ports tho Northwestern lakes ma
king the 4frett, ckeessst aNa rsffeats roafs ny
which FREIGHT can be forwarded 10 andt the
Great Nest.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh;
First ClasS--Baots. Shoes. Dry -5e s ice H.
Goods lin boxesN, Fnrs, Feathers Acs
second Cha -. Books x >tatton-)
erv Dry Goods On boNesl, Hardy Coo. 2 lVo 10
ware. Leather, wool. &c.
ghird Glass -Ansiis. Ragghg,l fee 4 toaIb
Bacon PORK lin taik4 Hemp, &c-
Fourth, Class.-e Coffee, Fish, fa- loe q loolb
eoa Il Pork tpaeked) Isra x Lard oili
NPInshrring Goods fre'n anyion, kasi ., pni.1.
delphfa he parteniarto rrk paek age '7ta fsHHssf-
re ia R4,ErsgT'' Aiftoo3s consigned TO the AGENT
Of this Road az philadepha p:tsbarg, viii be for
" rdcd withou; detention. =,
FREtsHr ARR Srs.--Mcscs Poster, bos'ons !; z, ~
iiott, n York; J. sneeder, philadelphia Magraw
q Moons Baltimore: Geo. c, Franciscus PtttsoHre;
Srrismnn & Brown, Cincinnati, ohla; J. $ Moore
had. louisville, Ky; r.. @. Seldrnm. Madison,
Ind :; Raielin& Co. st. Leais, Mo-; j. 3 Mitchell q
Sen. Evansville. Indiana. .,..
II j LONBAEkT, saPst. -fttesad, Pc.
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eENERaL rYrEIIlofNcE oFTICE.

fCIIE undersigned has openeda Gene rallnieilis
Office with complete SET OF books w "hleh 70
enter al nds Of Real aud Personal Property Tor safe
~ for rent, the names Of all servants VINO Wish TOT
places In families Thin the city, also the names 81
10 that, .e whoare IN search Of Houses, Lands r
wants Sc cannoffh Of immediate snccess 10 nbtalh-
ing eitherby calling atms offte. thargcs moderate.
Cali md register your wants ordcrsandthey VIII
receive pfemptaitention. .xvr,v,D
No. Commercial Buildings.
Dee ISS4-aIy
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Groferie
FAMILY GROCERY.

TN Esasseriher has ersaeds stockef crocericsin
i his house On Perry betweenSee and Third SIS,
which he all warrant to be of the very best quality
snd which re viii sell AS low can be purchased
sissw here.
CIGA RS.
choice 10, ofcgarsiust received and for sale low
al Wholesale orressll.
n.xn.n.t fA~.aes sSx4.atf
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4I1rdiC1k'@
NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY

S. f. Corner Of Second and Brady Streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
THIS Caller, open. No pains has been spar
"a in tttinc up this for the production
Of in the highest sly ie the art Is capable
orprodncng Clear days aye best for sh al shidrsh-
Adults taken equally well IN any weather. pagaerre-
utyse goods OF every vsnets constantly ON hsuh tot
sale Instructions eivea in the ri.
ssr,s ,ssa o. i. BURnICK.