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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

AFFRAY AT CoLLEGE-A quarrel which NAV
prove fatal, occurred at the University of North
Carolina Chapel HID ON the 7th inst A student
named Singletary, OF Edgecomb, n. c., was insult.
ed Dy another named White, OF Tennessee. Sin
gIetary approached W. with stick in his hand TO
demand satisfaction, when the latter drew q pistol
and shot him. The wound, il is feared will prove
fatal White has fed to Tennessee !
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SUIT DECIDED.-On Wednesday last the suit Of
Harriet Smith rs z. Philips in the Superior Court
of Boston, was decided in favor of the plaintiff to
the extent of q, ,O60l The plaintiff brought suit
for S25 900, that being the amount of note given
her by Reuben Smith, decd for her kind attention
during his illness =.
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= THE "ExCOaMusIcATED MosARcH.-The
King of Sardinia, in his contemplated visit to
France, Ii Is said win sleep at Lyons on the 22d
and enter Paris on the 23d iast In the afternoon
Soane persons are curious ~ to how the French
Roman Catholic suthoritics will join In the recep-
hon u king exeoiamupicated by the Pops. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

LIBERAL OPERATION OF THE MAINE LAw-Du.
ring the present year there has been sold at the ci
ty agency of Bangor, Me-, under the provisions of
the Prohibitory law. .'.5e3 gallons OF liquor for
medicinal purposes" which Is about four gallons
each to every male adult teetotallers included, In
the city, @ 1
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FROM EUROPE---ARKIVAL OF THE
ARIEL.

The steamship Ariel from Havre, with dates to
the 23d, arrived at New York Sunday morning.
She left Cowes on Sunday morning the 25th and
brings the second edition of the London Times oi
the day previous, which contains some items later
than received by the America. Consols ON Sstur'
day morning were quoted at ess. The money
market was better.
Some triding engagements took place at Kertsch
between the advanced posts of the Russians under
General Urange and the Anglo-Turkish C0ntin-
gent The latter were hard pressed and had sent
to Balahlaya for reinforcements.
klnburn was protected by squadron Of frigates
and floating batteries in addition to the permanent
forttcations. The Allies fear that the Russians
may make an effort 10 retake it soon as the river
freezes over.
The London Times Vienna correspondent states
positively that preliminary steps towards the re-
alizaton OF the first of the four guarantee points
are about to he taken The first point relates to the
principalities and the second to the future por-
ton OF the Christian population in Turkey. Con
ferences relatives to the reorganization of Moldavia
and Wallachia would begin at Constantinoplc az
soon as the Austrian Envoy reaches that city.
The Times Berlin correspondent states that it
was ruinored that the Swedish alliance was doubt.
ed there and that the failure of the harvest in Rus.
STA was confirmed Large quantities of corn were
beng imported by the Russian Government from
Prussia
General Simpson and suit arrived at Marseilles
on the twenty-third of November. The French
squadron, under Admiral Bruat, with the Impe-
rial Guard, was spoken in the Archipelago on the
way home
A writer n the London Tmes'sugeests the em.
ployment of the fugitive slaves in Canada on the
cotton plantations of Jamaica, as partial remedy
Tor Englands dependence on America for cotton.
The Times city article for Friday evening quotes:
Consols for money opened at s8i, whence they ad-
yanced to ss5; relapse subsequently took place
to So, which was the last official price.
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To THETAx-PAYERs OF THE CITY

e,
passed 1lth of January, 1855, viii attend at the
Collectors Office, in the City Hall, from the 18th to
the 3lst Of December, inclusive, to receive the
remaining half of taxes from such persons who
are entitled to deduction of 10 per by having
previously paid the first half
am furthermore required to call the special atten-
lion of the Taxpayers TO ordinance passed I'D OF
November" levyine additional Of 50 per cent,
and to notify taxpayers generally that they eni
Tied to deduction of 10 per cent upon the same, by
calling at the Office and rsyng the same between the
18th and 3lst of December.
JULIUS A. HOBSON, C. C. Taxes.
n BIN Consequence of the above mentioned or
dnance the collectors have been in their oiioe since
the l2t Of November, aud win not be out unEl after
tae ae required by ordinance for advertising delin
qaent real estate be sold for taxes Zone month pre-
Sous to the February term ofthe Hastings Court)tax-
payers will the necessity of calling at the
Office and paying the taxes before that time; and also
those wishing bills divided, desrous of making an
examination Of their BILLS must cal during the first
j. days Of December, shall be in the Office du
ring that time for that purpose; and after hst time it
wiH almost be impossible 10 divide bills considering
the amount of work to be done between the 18th
aud Sist VI Decembsr J. A. H., c. C.. 7.
de- t-di5d
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r. b. COOK & CO., AUCTIONEKRs

r. B. COOK & CO.. AUCTIONEERS,
II' NO. 10 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
the public as Aactoneers for the sale of Real Estate
Furniture, Groceries, Dry Goods, Horses, Cattle, &c,
at the shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms
Having large and eommo1ious rooms they will
ceye goods for sale at sd without the charge
OF storage
Out door sales of every de serption attended to up
reasonable terms
4. 3. COOK. WIN. MOTT.
M =
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CLOCK FACTORY BuRST.--The large clock fac
was burned down On the 9th inst A considerable
amount Of stock was destroyed with the building.
There was an insurance Of &c, 600 which may not
wholly cover the loss EfFH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

LARaE CLAIM RECoyERED.-The Board of Re
ferees sitting in Boston have awarded Moore 4
Dunning $ls0,0O0 in payment for building the Pc
nobscot and Kennebec Railroad The directors OF
the road had contested the claim the ground that
the contractors had been paid in full for the work
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

POPULATION OF NEW YORK.-The Albany Reg.
ister says the Census returns have been
piled as to give the entire population of the State,
which is three millions four hundred and sixtysix
thousand one hundred and eighteen g. 466 l1S) AT
the last census in 1850, the population was 3095
394. The population Of New York City is 62g, 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

: GIFTS OF LOUIS NAroLEos.--The Paris CORES
poncent VI the Atlas, states that the Emperor M
poleon has presented to the Princess Royal Of Eng
land, the fan once belonging 70 Nsria Antoinette
and 70 the Priues Of Wales smail wnteh, of which
tho ssss y copPossd c dpsie tpby spHs p bali
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

THE POsT-OFFICE DEPARTaENT-The Wash.
ington correspondent of the Phladelphia Inquirer
has obtained the following items from the Post-Of
flee Department =
The entire receipts of the Department from post.
age Oh letters of newspapers, &C., from lst July,
1853, to 30th june 1854, sum up six million twenty
three thousand two hundred and sixteen dollars and
seven CENTS (S6 023, POI 07)
The entire receipts of the Department from the
same sources; from the lst July, 1884 30'h June
1855 amount to six million three hundred and sew
entythree thousand and forty four dollars and sew
enty- six cents, (6,373,044 76)
1t will be perceived that the increase Of receipts
up to the fiscal year closing on the 30th of June
last amounted to about three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars; but the reader must bear in mind
that the expenses Of transportation of the mails
have proportionably increased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

CoNsCIENTIoUs-The South Carolina Confer
renee have resolved to sell their interest, as indi-
viduals, in the stock Of the South Carolina Rail.
road Company, because the Company would work
on the Sabbath day, and they did not wish to
partake in making money ON the Sabbath"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

lsTATIsTICs OF GERMAN PUBiLsHIsa.-Ws
learn FROM the 'Atheneum rranesis," that the firsi
sx months Of the present year. there were printed
" fermany, in all 3s79 different works. " tnis
numocr there has appeared from the presses o.
epsie and Berin .I6o 500 from the hrst ef these
cities, 57l from the latter. S
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IN
ttantly on hand, assortment of ali kinds Lesther
Oak and Henlock Sole Leather; Russet and Wax Up
per Kip French, German and American Calf Skins;
French and German Patent CaltSkins; black and CO.
Tered Morocco and Kid-Skins: Roans of all colors;
Goat and Sheep Binding Skins; Shoe Thread; Boot
and Shoe Trees; Mems and Ladies' Lasts; Boot Webb:
Avis; Lasting Tacks Silk Twist, with full sssort-
sneet of Findings of every description of the best
quality. no 22-dLwts
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RATE OF INTEREsT-A bill Is now before the
Senaie of Tennessee, authorizing conycnfinnai
rate of interest of tan per cent, but leaving the
present legal rate Of interest-six per cent-fo
stand in the absence OF any agreement between the
parties to contract fixing another rate not higher
than ten per cent. kf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

UNFORTUNATE APPKAI.-rhe appealof the Eng
lish consul at Cologne against his sentence (for u
legally enlisting for the Foreign Legion) has been
unfortunate. The court has condamned him 70 sx
months imprisonment instead of three aud his
secretary, who was acquitted, has been now sen
fenced to three months Imprisonment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

I >. REESE, Ageut for Selecting, Par-
y. chasing and Forwarding PERUVIAN, MEXICAN
AND OTHER VARIETIES OF GUANO. O Gee
No 10 Exchange Building, Baltimore, Nd.
The advertiser guarantees to furnish the above fer
thzers. all Of the best qualities TO consumers and
dealers on best terms.
Orders forwarded to the above address will be
promptly executed. ie 15d&c6In
| ARUS Il SHINE, ,AUCTIONEERS AND
II COMMISSION MERCHANTS. "a Main Ut rect,
viii attend TO all sales of Real and Personal Estate
aleo TO the sales of House Furniture Stock Goods
&cr Oh accommodating terms.
p. c. LARUS. JAMES n SHINE.
no 2I--ts
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RELIGIOUS SECTs.-The latest and apparently the
farest estimate of the religious condition of the
earth. is as follows: Pagan, 676000000 Christians,
$40 000O; Mohammedans. 140,000.000; Jews, IA,
OO00OO OfUhristiaus, there are 170 600 600 Catho-
lie; y0O00 600 Protestant 6O,0O0,00O of the Greek
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O. D..-Dcsigns Gud Esrimates for
n PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS, with
superntendeuce, -
SURVEYS FOR RAILROADS AND PLANK
ROADS, with Plans and Estimated
Surveys and Plans for TOWN and FARM DRAIN
AGE.
MINING SURVEYS and WATER Null SITES,
ANALYSIS OF ORES, SOILS and MINERALS,
MECHANICAL and GENERAL DRAETiNGf
ArTFSDED TO AT THE OFFICE OF
WILLIAM PERCIVAI,,
Civil Engineer and Architect,
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- ~ go - -
- ,ssssssSr s - - - ~ ~ r.
Cify Hn1 and d3Gpoeed Il 6H1o oun6 80
snesi. s-siss = s4sssa sssss q s. .ssss.ssgs
kao f A1kiasaE~xsaksI IesnnoA . n1n11e
'of We Ca1hoee Gfnnack sGaye ~ 9equ11fto -
81 securfty. and wae safhoE1zed NJ ~ esesebb
eeieo.e x.s ns 1870 nI9s g ,nasnnooy
,;,,, q - 49, u 49,. - 49,
-. -. ~ VIC cocss s0f nec1ss 20 osse1 ys
"1rch =. sphsse1lon Wes csaesed axs = ga
Ao - hoksd Onr-41e Ovefseere - - koox
1e1e G ORDERED = bind Eizabeth kOoefsk nes
gir 70 g g Tate, 70 learn the trads - ssnSs.sss.
u s.a Aooexss 70 reeeve ~ uoo - 1Ne
- -. eIslse1. 49,, yesxs q a&e. a x Eese
eo.ss - Nasnsy .sss as g =, CAM appees1 =
. law. James Crcnsh.M, tppcihtsf Q Nsonfy
Puone Dy the Governor. took ~ usual eaA I'D
gave the requisites bond tor ~ hish{pl aisehaxye
Of the duties Of ms oaee
Dismssssd. I'm tAe ease of klemfAe Eqne1yssWm
Brown and John Ball. indicted for 2 misdesneensr.
the Court advised aolle prosequ 70 b eutered.
and the parties were discharged on peyhg Ne
costs Of the prosecution. 1 " -.T
BWglny.-John Campde1d alfas Jcbn Rlper.
charged with bufyiAriously enseFing We hoase Of
Susan c. Rogers on the night Of the In Noyem-
beTs with the intention OF committing l1xcemy Was
examined and remanded for fnai6 i6ial - - nsxt
term Of the Circuit Court Asss easf as
Ftlony-Diek, slave 70 Alfred Harris charged
with feloniously entefing the shop Of James Bhr.
reli on the 18Th a November, and stealing there
.on =. s"no,y snees ana boots, Vas frie1 ioanq gal
Van ,.,J or ro, - - =. H1s ~ -
,ss.assa, on- WV wv oosc M snAs' ios .u:s -
Iv.r.ry -,--,. - ..
,a;.. ~ - SanAAy saS s!ae3
"a, Sprooa oy tne court 20 examns me poe1c 49,
th Ci.rI - n.s "Tlsn .nc coe1s
- ~'o-A : ~ 'sa"sins - ING 0ose'n"s.
Reception of q Fgag.--The r. l. 1 Blues number.
ing Al muskets, paraded yesterday afternooa, 1t.
Powell commanding, for the purpOse Of meetng
committee ofthe Danville Blues who came this
city to place In charge Of the Richmond Hluea their
nag. that company not being now In sta1e of or
ganization. The committee, Messrs Taliaferro and
StegS, were met at the Danylle Depot, placed in
the ceptre OF the company and marched % she ar.
mory oftae Blues where the ceremony cf prssen-
a'1H,. Wr tTon Tasissstsc piane. - 49,, n,,,. -.
delivering up the colors said thas be had IA An.
ticipated public recantion and - Ts,t hss s,.,
barrassed At his nos;tian AZ r.,,s o =. s,,
ate tho history of tba fsag and rha csr ~ ~.
present presentation yybeh WAS ssste n ss.aS;s.
patch Of yesterday. He was SURE that it would be
! IN good hands, and he was proud TO give il into
/ the custody Of SO honorable company. Mr.. T.,
! IN IN conclusion, rendered hearty welcome to the
{ bEes, should they ever visit Dal sine. A-sz
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IITILTONA BELI.,

w GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Conner Of 18th aud Franklin sts., Richmond, Va.
Personal attention paid to oil orders, consign-
ntnts, &c. De 6-da cIms
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On fith, between Main and Franklin streets.
II Wi. PERCiFAL received d FIRST CLASS
FIONA for ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS, at the
late Virginia Mechanics Fair.
~ Letters addressed Richmond Post Ofica will
meet with prompt attention. no l9-dEctlJan*
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A NEGRO MAN FOR sALK.--I have for
"a sale about 50 yearf old, sound and he esithy,
sfgosd hand on . farm any ordinary labor.
Apply ct tho Prescott House"
no H-dss @ JOHN A. JETER
DAINTs-ALL LCOLORS-Prepared d in on
or Wster, daily and Tor sale IN any qasates By
-&-zs -fsls3 -, WIN. BATTLER
dee It2 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

EURPIN, ROPER & MURRAY, Under.
TAKERS, No. 5 Governor street. Richmond, Va,
keep constantly on hand all kinds OF readynsds COZ
FINS and METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
~ 25-dlv
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,~s. LOOK UU T,--NEW q A r.
AASs1as.tI RIAGE AQlISE -rrl.e s,,Iac.i hnr -.

sSNss-E RAGE HOuSE--TLe subscriber hav-
-A---AA-ing greatly enlarged apd otherwise i'm
proved his store at No 81. Main street. Richmond,
Va bess leave 10 Inform las frleuGs aid ths public
large that hs stock now consists ia CARRIAGES BaYou-
ches kockaways top aud no top Bugsies, Saddles and
Harness e all kinds usually made tor this uIarkst;
Saddle Bags Brides MaTt!nge.es Strrups, Bits ana
splfs ot Na[oas qualities ana pI!cesi Carnage, Gig,
aud RIDING Whips Capes, Umbrellas ana Buak skin
Gloves for or.y.ng TraGkS Na.lees Carpet Bags La
dies Satcbels, Gne tur and Blanket Robes, Horse 60.
yeEs and Bauset5 ot sGroSls qLa les and pnceS-nR-
kias altogether OF me best. Houses the Satf
for persons to equip themselves loi hose back and
carnage uoIpg, every ultIclo useJ ivr either Is ea
braeed IL 0aT stock. IEu public is most respectfully
limited u call ana exaaIe his stock and prices; he
does not scy be sells lower than UtleEs iog lie dunt
know what otAeIs oo-but only asks Of persons who
want any u tue above artcies, u loo& at his before
trying elSeN here. He assures them tAut every in
ducenIeLt " blCh can Will be offered ~ serve them
To SadeIs he would say that he has u large AID va
ried assortment Of Harness Mounting Patent and
other Lesthers which he Will sell them at low prices
JNO. W. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main ST., doos above st. Charles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

NOTlCE-MRS. WOOLHOUSE, Cupper
and Leecher, has removed her place ofresidence
to rs Broad street, Nessrs Sublstt & Brothers
Hardware store. ss I7-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

WHEAT IN MILLEK's HANDs.--Thc Rochester
IN. " Democrat Of Friday. says: The total
amount Of wheat now in store here, ON the way
andto be received during the coming season, Il
44s,000. We might probably put Il down IN round
inquiry at each Of the mills in the city 8ous per-
GELS are here awaiting buyers but tia qnansiiy 10
not large. The lack Of storage room is ono disadr
vantage that our miliers feel There y not much
four ia store here. = s%@f
The amount OF wheat in this city ID Jauuasy
last was about 10000 bushels, and soma $4,000
bushels were frozen in along the canal few mica
west. This year every thing wia reach its dsssi-
nation. 9l = es2s.1fsgsaze qs.4 s. ssg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

DAMAGES roK the Losso or 4 Hus1Anps -CaaA-
arine Cooper, Of Lancastsr. Pa. TscoveRod ysr.
dict 9f ., 800 against de 0Ato ard Pesylvaaia
Railroad Company 6r The Ios - hsg 6nAanA b
sn accident on the fead REBUILDING ffon eaeessme6u
% he part of Tie employees oltte mnpan9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

a. IGNOR G.. GEORGE Professor of NJ u-
~ SIC most respectfully announces 10 the citizens
of Richmond that he is prepared to make engage
ments with parents pupils for instruction in Au sic
the PIANO FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING.
SIG.oR GEORGE puTsues the Solfeggi system of
voceizaton, deemed the only perfect mode, and
the instruction Books Of Liable Cooke, Crevs3
Ii and Sgnor Bora, la:e OF this city.
f Orders may be left at the Book and Piano Forte
s!ore of Messrs. James Woodhouse L. Co. I59 Main
street 10 l5-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

PRINCE MENscHIKorF.--Itk kas besn nnntnneed
that ''the Car has disInissed Prince 1Goniohiko6
from his Offices chief u tho 6taA - of ~ h.
periAl convoys and has named 0snssuf CounG
Adlerbery II. . his snecessors Ths psssoaaGs
that name known In conn exion with the peeDsnt
war. He u removed from an adninlemaGfve -,
but retained near the pesSon q the EnDegoe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

Los8 WAY TO MILL-Tho shlp a
rived at New York, on tho Ash a Oc>nkGEs fmm
San Francisco. bringing . eargo efsxlsnD0enia
wheat, barley. Sc, which paA 9 pToAt - 80
per of nearly 50 per cent. elear q -.
same vessel b now up for 6slnotuia v}1A : S1T5
bbla Of Hour on board, 70 60 bee6 ~ - i6m6ra3s
from which she sbsoushs ths wheaAs oonna psouLi
think that i9, 600 miles was lsng wav . come %
mill : -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN EoYPT.-A jseses
from Alexandra, Of the Sth, states that he Egyp
tian government has recently pat into exosusiou
the decision OF the Diyan relative 70 the ahefiou
Of slavery. Not only 10 it forbidden 70 bay or sell
slaves in Egypt, bus all those In tho possssson q
private individuals have sbeen informed that they
are free Al Of them immediately len, and tha
come very exacting as regards wages sw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

DAfNE g. MAYO, Auctioneers, (Ohs ce
Il In Goddins Hall, Bank street,) will sell all
kinds of Real and Personal Estate, at Auction and
Private Sale, the most satisfactory terms, and viii
make liberal advances sales.
IL ABEL U. MAYO, Notary Pablic for tho city
of Richmond and county of Henrico.
JOHN II. d. PAYNE. ABEL u. MAYO
ae2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-11

REhOEAL.-l have removed my office
IL from No Pearl street to No. Exchange Place,
gndeE the Exchange Hotel and next door to Mr. Vests
Book Store. l am paying the highest market price
for Land Warrants, Gold and Silver Coin, &e., and
selling Exchange Gold and Silver and North Carolina
money on the best terms. Call at
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-25
Engine and Machinery for sale.

INTENDING the present season to increase the
sire nd capacity ofour FIGURING Viii, We oherfo,
sale our Engine with steam pipes. pumps, water
pipes. &e,&c. Also main SHAFT, spur Wheel, main
driving wheels pinions, mill spindles, smut mills
Se Ne all in good running order, to be delivered by
lstAugust next. Size ofEngine, 10 incu Cylinders
foot stroke This machinery will be in constant OPP
Grafton until LIST July next Any parties wishing to
purchase can the machinery at work atany time.
Those intending TO erect a steam FIGURING Mill.
viii obtain great bargain in procuring the above
machinery, which is all in good order, and tn ken
only be aa Sc vi wish to build a larger scale.
Marrh3l-dwtf BURROWS IL PRETTYMAS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-25

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
nNand amer Monday, July cd, and until
VJtice trains will leave Rock Island asro,ens
lstPassepgertrain al,
arriving a, Chicagoat, nv ) ~
Cd Passenger Trainat se~ n
Arriving Al ChicaGoE - q ~
@~rains arriving ut koek lsIana: :,
-IsF 5 80 p NJ
90 ~, -;,n Ga class cars nj. 1045 A NJ
Aiitrains over this road In direct connee.on a.
chicago ~i,h trains over botbthe Michigan sou.hslh
IA Achiyan Central X. X. to and from Detroit, To-
sda Columbus. ciPsnna nieans Nss
punkirn; Bns.,S, M nsf,imo,e and Wilmington,
ia which places ct. be procured Of $. >. STE
VENS Tick ct sgt., r. r. Depot, X. !.
snct ctions asto the destination Of their bag
gage also 10 before taking .he, sss.s
tionson lifeline ofthe Chicago and koSs is,an1 nsi
road. So, Wa.t,n Div;sion
w H. WHITMAN. ASST Supt- "est H. D"ision'
y.,.uA July Cd. 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-25
pENNsYLyaNIA RAILROAD.

~ p;,tshuIp. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leave. Phila deiphis for rntsburg at u A. NJ and
Pittsburg for philadelphia at 7 A. NJ HE Fasl
for Philadeipha att r. NJ. THE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadel phia for Pittsburgh a, ~,
NJ and Pittsbu rgfor Philadel rhia al ~ r ~. ~,
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with the Raii.
roads and FROM st. Louis. Mo-; Alton, Gaiena and
cbieagoIlI; Frankfort. lexington and Loulsvilie,
X Teyre Haute Dayton. Springfield, Beliefontine
S.,,.nssy Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE
Massillon and Wooster. Ohio; also, with the steam
paeket Boatsfrem and to NEw ORLEANS, st. LOFTS
LortsvIIL. aud CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets be hadto or from either Of Inc
above places. ,n., ,h ,;rar
a., ring noints Passengers from the West
will ind this the shortest and most eXpedinous
route 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK, or Bos
ton. u 49,. pb;y,
MESKIMEN. Hg't. Passenger Lines, Pats.
d, q, 1.IpLia Feb Hth. 1855 d-1y.