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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
Arrivals ut lie Claire House.

Arrivals ut lie Claire House.
}. BURriS, FRorRiKroR.
Friday, September 81.
L WiLoney, Bedford, Ind J Plaistsd, Chi eago
l. fngersoii, O.kaloosa c Wells&lady ,FtEdwards
l. Collins, Meriden, c. WB Naylor&lady 81 nap.
Butler, % PJ Friend, Upton
J MfersS lady ,kankake r. Fosley, Marion
III Adams, lie Claire Df Sabine, Risson
X Allen, - u Whitney, Wansan
u Welsh, Ohio kH Catlin, Burlington
A Hibbard- w Jenni Ks, ny
NJ Caldwell, - G w Roberts,
Miss Hubbard, g. Saml Young,
u y Richardson, Peoria GJones.
r Heryey. Marion w W Thsyer, Naperyillo
Mr.C Bnirds chill, YD Spanord, Mian Is ota
J y Ilaggeu, +" n Townsend 9
Miss Shoemaker. III s Hade. Salem Ind
Geo MeGawley, Chicago ST - est & lady, Dubuque
l. CLARK lronton. Geo Hall, :.
w W Cogswell. Cineinu @oojford, Ohio
n Marlin&lady, - q Lee: ), Paul
g c sheImire. Rochester W o Clark son, st Louis
A De Northway, kenosha
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
PARIS AND NEW YORK
Wholesale and Retail Millinery Store.

PAklS AND NkW YORK
Wholesale and Retail Millinery Store.
THE subscriber takes pleasure in informinesbe la
dies of davenport, Rock Island and vicinity. that
he has takea the sore at the p Third and Bra
dy streets Davenport. which he Is nlling up and
will have in readiness 10 open about The g6Ih OF Sep
TENDER for the sale Of
Millinery, Embroidery and Fancy
Goods,
where he would invite them 4. call and examine his
entire rtock OF silk and Straw Bonnets, SaIns,
Veivets, Ribbons, Feathers Flowers, Dc, &c, Of the
latest Paris and New York sly les.
Having had TEN YEA KS APE iene in the business
In the city Of New York, aud having enga the
vices OF two hrsk class Miliner., hay. been In
our employ for the Last four years, feel confident
that furnish The ladies Of the West with as
pretty Boonets manufactured in the city Of New
York or imported from Pans.
Our assortment Of Millinery Goods is the largest
and best ever offered In the city Of Davenport, aud
viii be sold on reasonable terms.
Marking and stamping for Braiding and Embroidery
done To order.
sepsodf WM. d. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
To Lease for . Term Of Tear,

have number % Houses and Lot. IN h..
10 10 yrnrs'anoig which are the followip., WE
No. la A house and lot on the Norm .idsafn.,
street East Of MHin, Lease for Is YEAR,. Lot g,,I,
ON which Is erected a good frame house
No. 1852. Two House. on Third stree, Ia,
brady and Fern streets. ALSO:
No. l5!. OBe Souse on Second street l,
Brad. and Perry sts.
No. 1853. Anew house with elk Poems ear,.,l
Is arranged. csilur AID elssern on ihird ,,-.1
Iowa AID lie tIsre streets. 10 Lruse for IA ,ra, -
AsvembcT nekl. '4
No. Isl. beautiful tian LOT 90 the North -
Leased for 81 years.
No. l5J. Three Houses and Lots rafHsf d V,.,
aud i.a aite S,Fcets, tog.iit, With Lei a g,s.
isst Claire street, The Whole viii Is leased d, ls,
iti great bargain ifuil taken By oue psr.ou.
~. l6i. 4 House and Lo. on Second .,+.i -
0f Iowa. Hoas. stories l6Nsi, constituted ,os,s.
saodaie two famIies, iess. TO run Is year, lrou d
April.
No. ia. 4 brick store house On the tsrfe, If 10,
leland and front streets, can DC had a. tatr ,s ,s
10 20 ,ears, LoissNsO.
sa. Ia. AtSo story briek Huase OF the Ja,tsn
81 al Iowa and Front running. tack TO second .s,,
fronting on three streets, 10 Lease ior Is leIn
.os rent.
sides the above haze = numhsr u ublm,nv,,
lots va dinerrni parts viIhe cry, witch am ashsrI
e,i 10 lease for = terra OF Sears. spIs 10
GkDRbE l.. SiIh0LLs,
t'nfusr al Mi nd ss,,N.t.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
Out Lots

have several smail tracts Of Land 10 iae lHh''
date sicinity Of ths city, containing lfen Que
lscnty acres, saiIatc Ior pfisAls fesseHtes sAiSt
,iue-s ards Sc,, which sll scli At prices iaQA
Ir.m So 10 $3.50, of thrss are s.hih .he '4a
yi The cIiy. OEU. L. MI hubtsr
Cor. OF Main d Second -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
To Rent.

viii rent three new houses snd lois o. tl'I "
near Is q cutger Of West. ru Avenue Tor ehe !'"i'
Immediate possession g,yea. minute
GEO. l.. NICHOLS
s,ple, sa Genera Land A.eal
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
Nft, Aouertisfments.
-.
BROWN & MCDONALD

0@V wv a NCUUNALU
arlhg opened their Tailoring Establishment on
Brady street bet. I'd e. 81 street q d .or. above
me io~a BOOK Store, and h wing co! yed a large
ahh val ~ "rtad stock OF Ciots consisting Cas-
slmefes. bocskibs haihetr, Twceds, Beavers, Vest
ing, Satns, veiveis, ac a. feeI =, naden, -
ther experience 10 the business that they can pro
duecs hfsi class garment, aud at MS rensona bic a
city, woal Inhabitants Of la yenpo, and Sieinit, 4,
give u a call :"
Cutting done and warranted to NJ II pyoperly
made up. All orders ~ receive 70 m OF iii. man
soo, BROWN b MCDONALD.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
The Burlington Accident.

The Railroad Record throws the Chief il
not the entire blame Of tho Burlington ca
tastrophe on the criminal carelessness OF
Dr.. Heinekcn. The following 10 its con :
clusion ofan article on the subject
"The rcck.essness which caused the pres
en-, awful calamity was not therefore sim
ole inciden, in the career Of this physician
or 81 years practice. Although he should
have long before learned from the srjuous
duties Of his profession. the cares and watch
inrs over the sick-bed. from anxious study
how 10 save life, as . true physician only
can learn the right estimate TO place on the
boon Of existence, he yet twice at least, in
one year, exposes his own, and the lives Of
hundreds Of others, to almost certain de-
struction lin. the last instance too fatally GER
tain. That such man, so reckless aud de-
termined, whose experience had failed to
teach either the usual care fer his own lite
or the customary respect for the lives OF
others, has been allowed to pass SO much OF
his lite without a guardian to control his
actions and prevent his doing harm, IS, TO
say the least, a misfortune that has been
attended with serious consequences. The
judiciary Of New Jersey should see to il,
that he is properly cared for.
In the present state Of our laws, with re-
gard to accidents, we ask what security has
the traveller! Ii our legislatures neither
compel railroad companies to adopt means
to prevent accidents, nor punish the reck-
lessness Of private men, who hsedlessly or
willfally cause them, what security has any
one that some headstrong or reckless man
may not do 10 every train that leaves de-
pot just wha, was done to this. This acci-
den, calls loudly for reform. such reforms
as legislatures alone can give in full, and
which they should see rigidly enforced"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
DRUGS AND MEDICINES !!


HAS Just received = fresh supply II Drugs, Mcdi-
articles, varuishcs. Window Glass aud Putty, Gnss.
ware, pcrfumesy, Fine Soaps, flne Hair ara Tooth
brushes, Paint bs0shcs, Sarxica AMI Dental lnsiru
ments, Trussos, Paleut Medicines, Fancy Goods,
kc., nc.
Below We mention part Of a lot OF Prrfumery re.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

yTHEREAS, on the ED day Of September, A. n.
w ls5A. Jobannis Wilhelm Molicr and Maria
Hu hsch executed unto FraDk tin X. Cutting. as Trus.
tce, tain decd OF uusi, ing said Trus-
tee. the following ofiand situated the county
Of Clinton aud Stale Of Iowa, wit The south East
quarter of section, number thirteen (i3) Township
NJ, aud also the following parcel Of land situated In
East half Of Lot number Ave f5A in Block number
t2 in Tehenors second addition Ia the city OF Day
Dor, which said conveyance WAS made and executed
by The sad Aoller and ubsci for The purpose OF se
curing The payment of certain promisor, note, sign
ed By said N Her and Hu,sch and also by NJ. Wclde
mann, dated the 18th day OF September A. H. ls5I for
the sum OF three hundred, thity-seyeu 5p-IeO dob
lars, and payable TO the order Of Sylvester Churchi
IN one year from the date the reof with interest Mt ten
per cent per anuum, after due.
And nov tho said note having become due and cay
able, and the SAID JehaHnis, Wilhelm, Moiier, Mar
Ia Habsch, and III Weitsmanu .ying failed pay the
same or any part thereof.
Now therefore J, Frank lin II Cutting, Trustee ms
aforesaid, do give this public notice. that by yirue 81
Tho powt which Is in said lDsita nebt 90 niaincd
viii Monday the 18th day Of October A. ID. lssS, at
the hour of twb O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day
at tho Court House DOR in tho city of Davenport
pose and Offer for sale. the parcels Of land which
above described such parcel or much thereof
shall be sufficient 70 satisfy and pay the amount Of said
prJissofy no;e, with tho interest thereon the day
Of payment, and expeise :ibnding rnid sale.
Dated this 10th day II September A. ID. 1855.
FRANKLIN II. CUTTING, Trustee,
scp2ldts Corbin q Dow, Auys.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
TWO APPRENTICES WANTED.

ITO learn the printing business. A rare oppor.n-
i nifty Is nov presented 10 competent boys Who
wish 10 learn the art in all Of ils branches.
SANDERS * DAVIS.
Gazette oaiee, Sep. 81, SIS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
HuMovAL.

TIVE subscriber having n moved tAef 50 wv W.
ceI,e,t,,hs new stot, r. East Cor. sbd and ~,
~ .ts, are prepared 10 supply their easiouen G
ever. aruel. In their line o. 50 goods qs.N nv.
REASONABLE. rates As any Establishment 70 'ns "e''
Either ct Wholesale or Rstal,
~ewarraui ever thing We sch anu VIZ ~, n
charge. al
Families can RELY On their Orders beng pu' DP'''
delivered With ptampibess. ,bs SD
We shall be receiving in u few Gays ron " Val
la,y.apd ~ ali s,,.,ted stock OF Groceries aud "oo
sn Mare. TO whirh We would invite ihe a'e'"'
the trade. /. pa0 .
,eUii jas. NJ. DAlLEbb ~ 49,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
Davenport, Iowa, Sep.
,cpo rnwApns
HANDSOME RESIDENCE TO RENT

TUE undersigned viii rent hI, Dwelling, IN whrh
he aos lives 10 good IsnaHt ~tio vail buy The
furniture new In the hou-e, hic Is all and OF
superior quality.
sep 20 T. G.. EAtS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
I.ADIRe CLOTH TALWAS.

entirely new design very handsomcl. Gentlemeh's
woclcn Shawis, Mushns, tlaunsis, 1ick1ngs, Checks
aud all Kinds Of Domestic. full Stock uii 81 which
are 10 be had besides many other things not mention
Cd, AZ SMITHS VARIETY SFoRb.
p s. Just ed, the largest and best assortment
of Carpctns ever broughi TO this part Of the West
Call and see for YOU rsrlvcs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
How Railroads arc built, Nsrth.

The Missi ssippi and Missouri Railroad
was opened on the 25th Of August from
Davenport, lows, to Walcott, twelve miles
from the former place. Walcoit is named
in honor of William Walco,t. Esq, OF Uti-
ca, New York. The track by this time has
probably reached "Durant," the next sta
ton, about IS miles from Davenport, so
named in honor of T. C. Durant, Esq, of
New York. Contracts have been made for
sixteen locomotives and lightweight cars
for this Road, and the wealthy and energet-
ic contractors for the Road, Messrs. Far
nam and Durant, are prepared to push the
work pidly towards the Missouri River.
II will probably be at Iowa City in January
This Road, wi en- the bridge across the Mis-
sissipp; River Q finished, will be a direct
extension Of the Rock Island and Chicago
Road, and add largely to its business. The
country west from Davenport, for 100 miles
is very fertile and as thickly settled asany
part Of the country along the route of the
Rock Island and Chicago Road. The bridge
will probably be finishedin all the remain
der of this year A large force is now bu-
silly engaged upon il. At "Walcotr' vii
lage lots are selling freely at $40 TO $3.50,
each "a feet by $50 feet, land which four
years ago cost 8 % per acre. Such is the
influence OF Railroads on real estate in the
West ST. Louis Intel.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
Roy WANTED.

yXTASrED Immediately bny u or u years old
w To learn the Copper FIN and sheet Iron bust
ness None tut healthy, petiye and strictly honest
boy reed apply.
P.s. ono ,i.a,has served me ut the business pre-
fetfcd JAS. II. DuMOSr.
Sep. aist, dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22


THE MAINE Election AsD THE NEBRAs-
KA BrLL.-The New York Euening Post
says of the Maine election
The Republican party in Maine eypec-
ted to make a great deal Of the popular de-
testation of the Nebraska act, but they
failed to turn that feeling in their favor.
Their adversaries wonid have no contest
with them on that point; they surrendered
that measure, and all the enormities which
It has since engendered, to the odium they
deserved, and confined the controversy, SO
far as they were concerned, TO the questions
Of State Legislation. In none of the jour
nails which opposed The election Of Nor
RlLL is the faintest claim made Of a Nebras-
ka victory. The Portland Advertiser, a
vehement supporter of NEAL Dow and the
Liquor Law, Acknowledges the opposition
to that law as the cause Of Governor Mon
KILLS. defeat.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
Davonport market.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

DIRECT FROM NEW YORK,
PHI .ADEI.pii \ ~ BOSTON.
Just received ut SMITHS VARIETY STORE.
COMPRtSING,in par all the best qualities of Wool
Zen Long shawis from $3.50 10 no; wooicn square
shawis from sizes 10 is5; good assortment Broche
Long and square Shawl. Mt all prices. Bankets all
prices and qualities. Horse Blankets very large and
heavy. Gents Ladies' and Chdren's .Woolen Cot
ton and silk Gloves, all qualities and prices best
gu ali,y Kid Gloves ladies and Gents; case Lyon.
zee cloth ali eolors from 30 Soc Plain and Figured
Yeiyets all colors. Best assortment Antique
# rim innings Of all colcys ever brought TO this
place. Asplsndid variety WouLhN rLAiDs rom
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

No. 1853, Anew house with elk POEMS sar,.,,
Is arranged. cs,lur and eissern on ihira ,.,.., NJ
iowa ~hd Le Claire streets, 10 Lrase fol "a yar @
Asyem Der Ac1t. "'@
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

No. Ia. brick store house on the corner Il Id
leland and Front streets, can Oe had al iair TEN Zee
D to % ears, lot .tsAyO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

~. l6i. House and Lo, on Second stree, y,
Of Iowa. Hoas- stories I6xsi, CONSTRUCTED ss,,-.
-aodaie two faniiies, Less. 10 ruu Is year, on u {
April.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

\ II \ II T. G IL a y G. T.
Printing Establishment For Sale,
4 Printing Establishment in one OF the NOR. ihriy.
"A ing coauty seats Ia tbs Sti.., IL offered for sale
alta great bargain the paper has circulation at pres
emf of65o an rapidly increasing. Tho county is one
of the m,st populoas in the STATE. The iowa con
sans 500 Inhabitants.
For further particulars ,p plt al this office.
sep2id3t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

No. Isl. beautiful tian LOT 90 the North -
pf sixth street opposite Aa.Siot's rar,ea, .ilI /.
Leased for 81 years.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

No. i5j. Three Houses and Lots refKsf Of p,..,
aud ia laite siFocts, tog.ih, With boi a sgs.,
is' Claire street. The Whole Willis leased h, ls,.
- great bargain u ailt taken By oHe lgrsoI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

No. 1852. Two Houses on Third stree, -.
Brady and Perrs streets. Also: '''' "a
No. l5!; ohe souse on Second street lst,..
Bad. and PER-, sts. '''''a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22

Mole. A frsme cottage on the corner u Per-
aud Locust Strevis, 7sxiA-o2 100.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-29

~
Time between washington ."d wheeling but III
Running Washington and Cincinnati n hours
W ashIngton.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved is
ellen bewern washington BALTIMORE and all Portions Of The West
the Northwest, and tle son'hwest
trains bound West from Baltimore Is always promptly made a. inc
from Baltimore This only change Of required between
ssd s s sass s
Sss ws The wsq sha 70, nos ny%s
Washington daily at and *, M; on Sundays al the
Wheeling made with the trains Of The CEN
TRIAL ONO RAILROAD, running from Belare, The Ohio,
These trains sonnse Newark with the Newark
MAnsded and sandusky railroad for sanduky Toledo Detroit
Al with fas, trains
VILE, Ac AT xens, Little Miami railroad eounsxion is
sas w 'as
holding through tickets for Memphis vicksbure,
transferred Ut Ohio.
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and b. Louis sold BY this
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit. Chi
Wheeling and We.ye (foriy miesl where connexon with
Travellers are 10 notice that, while this the only
aodns throuh tickets and checks 10 Washington 10 also this
s
bur $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than BY other
T.Is y through ticket from wasnlnson To ws,s.e % ss'
~ s% s g. % 6
chicago sas 8 and 81 Louis, ss 50 and sas Memphis,
Cumberland, ssas., Oakland and
way Se~ssn wheeling
ror trains to aud from Baltimore Annapolis Ac SEQ special I'D
ror further inrma.ion through tickets apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, AT Washington station. -
Master Transportation Ba,tnore and
May5-du ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Tricsemar-Thc Great Earopean Discovery,
PROTECTED by royal patent England by
the Of Ecolc Pharmace dc Pari Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna. .s
riesemar No IL The remedy for general and local debility
Of write power premature decay aud all the distressing
arng from early abuse &C. lis effects
youth, manhood and old the vitc would be-
impaired the decline Of life Ii e Triesear
universally adopted all physical iupedimenis like
before nuence thus rendering is invaluable
erng The marriage
Tessmar Mo- acompeteiy and entirely cradcacs all Of
which
and0tc OF the health portion OF the pop
uiation.
No the great European remedy for class
drord.ra which, unfortunately The English physician treats with
inevitable destruction OF the patients constitution
and which all the sassapariia il the world
Nos aud alike devoid smell,
all naaeating qualities They lay the table without
their use being detected
ca-es, each; divided into separate
mnistered b. vapeau, Lniemand koux, &c
To Wholesale and retail, Of Mr. IT, A. barrow. No. 81
Green Canal New York. specially appointed by the
proprietor States every
America Immedt,iely receiving
Mr.. any part world,
addressed according The instructions Of the
Re'aiI agents required. Terms cash.
! Nov 9-dlyr
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFyIoE on THE WAaHrNgToH A QUwDucr,
Va s.S.

OTyIow WAaHrNsToN Aauxpuor,
Nft Washington, March 2, lo55
PROPOSALS invited graduation Masonry
dams tunnels aud oihr work sf,he Washington aqaedue
that day
animation aud after the 10Th day Apdi next. HM
Proposals will be received or me work Of particular cuver,
Of the works BE- completed the
subec, appropriations BY Congress The engineer
nigh. pescnb the amount Of work
ofihs not holding oa sufficiently decide when and
funds the reserved ten cent viii paid 70 10 the Judgment Of
gone
treasury upon monthly OF eservug 10
and will be ddon Of n that the
rhai paid ,he, full monthly aud specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Popoas for work
The nst States right rejee any or all the bids
should they be deemed and make such
maj considered most conducive to tho progress Of the
Every offer by signed BY
responsible PERSONS The effect
bidder bidders wi II bid accepted,
securities completion guarantee
be accompanied by the certificate Of the United States
general individual Engineer
Of War; that the guaanos are able TO make good their
win opened presence bidders any OF them
choose to be present.
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt M. c. Meies, U. >. Engineers.
jointly with ,hs United ssasos and
shsy wi days acceptance bid,
cushe contract 70. the with GOOD and sacsn. ssrsss 70
ohe advertisement under which i made And in the
the ner, loves, bidder.
's's'''' Cd s.s
thereby certify that knowledge belief
above named ganraasor' are good and sufficient
Mar s~ss swsss,hMyA,awa
-
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bsosGht un'
Should suId acquaiassncs % Esrgot,
Aud days o. auid lang sysc"
cndias June 1893
the ending June, eaa HE soph
June 1884, aud the Freedman ciss Of the
1880, hereby requested assemble
third IT March, A. D. 1857, the
links OF The love eaashia which
entirely exchange their
lives greeting sympathy and lament the unsmsy nte Of
u their most promising compeers =.
preliminary meeting OF the sstsppointcd commtteo WIZ br
held The rst Monday IN ssPsmbe d. Iuo6 AZ the United
of the ctasses whom be
when The will be
adopted to fui attendance possibic
n hs
good enough secretary BY mail with
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Trenton, N. j.. Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, N. d.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LiGHTNEH,
VI sucsser, Pcnnsyivania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
OF Balst, and Glass Works, Nj
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery couniy, Maryland
Committee.
JoHs WxlpAAs. of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--iswtaIar3 [IneixeDcerl
civilized the world
ed editorial
scattered through the four d.
visions globe and all throughout the United
requested gra,ulaus insertion
casoasy between this date and the I'd Of March, A. d. 1857
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I'M petition John j. Gteenough, of New York. New
York; praying extension o patent grated TO him
Improvement sewing machines from
said patent which takes pisce the als day
Of February, A. ID. lo5S--
said petition be heard at the Patent ORce
slonday, duh day February 1856, IL O'Clock,
noiihed and show
they have, why said petition ought MOI TO be granted
Persons The extension ME in the Patent
Office objections, specially forth writing, Least twenty
all testimony filed by either
hearing transmitted accord
with the rules OF the Office which will be furnished appi
cation.
testimony will closed the 25th Of January
next; deposons papers relied upon testimony
filed office befoi1 the morning Of that
the arguniend, II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered published the Union, Iute
gencer Evening Star, Washington d. C Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pa Journal OF Commerce, New York, Y and
previous to the M day Of February the day u hear
ing. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
PsEdo OF the above papers will copy send their
bills the Patent ice with containing this notice.
Nov 2l-laW3W
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-29
These steamers stop at both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF SAlLDN0-l855.

stopping Southampton both going and returning they Offer
London and avre
other route for the economy Of time aud money.
Passage from NeW York to Southampton cd bremen.
First cabin main saloon, $50, cabin saloon,
second do, $50.
All newspapers through the -Nce.
No bills o tadIug will be signed the day OF saiiing
An experienced surgeon IL attached to each ship.
FOR freight passage, apply
e. Ii. SAND, III South William st., N. X.
G. A. HEINEKEN 4 CO., Bremen.
CROEKEY 60 Southampton.
5a WILLIAM ISELlN, Havrc
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