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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
REMOVAL

nRS. ARNoLD& FouNTA have remoHe 81 from,
- the 81 Brady and ~ sts., 10 the LIE Claire
bailding, opposite.
oaice 10 he room recently occupied by Geo l..
Nickoils Esq,
naueupor, Feb. 9th, lsi5-i&nn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
Groceries, Salt. crockery, Hardware,
NEW YORK HARNESS STORE

NEW YORK HARNESS sTOHE
IJAS been removed from Brady to Second Street.
1 four doors East of Brady where shall be pleas
ed wait all who wish good articles ia the harness
nc. The assortmentis the most complete ever offer
ed here before. Great pains tai en- 81 please.
Keep al~ayso hand Collars. Bridles, Haters. Cards,
Br ushes. Curry Combs. FlyNetts of every Kind In
thrirssason. Leather Fly-Netts ass.
Whips and Saddles in abundance Whips from 25
rtsupwards: Saddles from e6 40 % e25.aa
Al work warranted to be recommended.
G. W. BARNES
Osvaoport May 18th ,l.jt-wtrw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
Buckets. Buckets.

JrsT recsivedand forsa'e Wholesale lad Retail,
- fine lot Of Wooden BueA cts.
Isnuary IT. BURROWS 4 PRETTyMAN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
B. 4 w. KELLY,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL GROCERs

AND DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Quecnsware, Hardware,
boots and shoes, Hats and Caps &c:
TOGETHER with n thousand different articles too
i numerous to mention.
we have ON h and and will be constantly receiving
large assortsens In the above line the opening OF
Spring Our large stock OF Groceries we particular
~ recommend; which will be sold at the Lowest
Wholesale or Retail Market Priess:--
90 Hogshead N. .. Sugar: 10 boxes SOAP,
% bbis crusd & clar sugar; Bale Rope, All sizes;
IS sack. assorted Coffee; Cnmph,ne ana spirit Cas-
go bushels dried Apples; GLASS OF all sizes;
sd bu shells paired Peaches tiask cts IN variety,
oOO bbls tbbls 4 Caskslfa pitch ana kosln;
O,iean. sugar hou Sc Raisins, Currnnts, Rice and
and Syrup Molasses; spices 10 sa,e!,
% has,sf ,na cheats Y IA Cedar and Pine Churns;
~ uvson Imneri.l an a Eng. Wash Tubs and Buckets;
Nm Teas. Ons--Iard. Lnseed, Tan
al ~ ,,e Teas for ners, sperm and EIe
tniiyns,. phnnt's Oils
"a sas Lhs VI ita Bsh and A large assortment oi
Lake Trout; Sncehs~a,c,
& Boxes prime Cod Fish, sNO DDS LAKE st't' =,
IN K nos Nails assorted: rs sacks Cd Alum Salt;
so boxes dried Herring; Oysters anh Saraihes. -
"a IA hest Broous; large assortment OF To-
81 boxes Mould Candies; haccos direct rom me
n hove Stnr Candies; Manufacturer;
Corner of Front St and Ferry Landing
a,.o. Wholesale Dealcr.in Wine, Brandy! Monon-
yahala and Common Whisky.
Ian lR15 a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
FINISHED BRASS WORK

A Ii kinds, viz Faucets, Try cocks, Steam Whis-
~ Hes OIL Caps, Globe Valves, &e., &e.,-at Ea-
gle Works. Chicago.
Dee. Is q VII T. W.GATES d GO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.

THE subscribe having purchased the establishment
owned by Mr.. $. Lyter at the corner of Third and
Brady sts, WIN keep constantly on hand large and
general ssoriincnt OF GROCERIES AND PROViS
IONS, embracing everything In the line, which he
will warrant OF the parest and best quality and wal
sellas low as they can be purchased IN the market
OYSTERS
ga Subscriber Is Agentfor Pearce's Oysters, which
he viii snppy 10 the trade 1T wholesale To custom
err, Ut retail al the lowest market prices.
DAVID MILLER.
Davenport, Sept 2lss, 1854 -wtrwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
Brooms! Hrooms.


7 UsT re reived and for sale whaesa'o.r Retail,
~ prime lot ofcommon broems.
3. n-,-, ,st BtiRRONS h PRETIYNAS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
Dr.. T.. HALE, Jr.,
DENTAL SURGEON,
No. Bufords Block, corner Of Eagle and
Illinois Street.

IT AVlNG the sole right 10 use Aliens Patent OF
i continuous gums on piatins basis would recoui-
mend IL 10 the public being superior 10 any other
sly in use. .tf - -
10 those thatare do .irous Of having substantial as
well as beautiful will do we'll TO caii and
specimens; or If unable - TO no may the Dir. by
dt"ppisg hlIa iiur through the post office.
Dr Haze is also agent fSr Alcpek's Mineral Teeth,
and DGmleyey's Cola Foil all To be had ut low prices
Office hour from (" ~, mud from till S! O'Clock
Rock island Jan. Both is5J Il u
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STEAM BOILERS

nF all descriptions. OH hand and made TO order -
tDAlso Sheet ron Work, viz: Smoke Pipe, Brcech-
IS. &r.. &c, made OF short nouee-a Eagte Works
Chicago
Dee. Is q nu p. ". GATES CO
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COOK STOVES
CoPPERSNITHING.

4 IL Kinds - Copper, shet t.iron and Tin soh
y done witi prompiuess and dispatch.
ordsVs respectfully solicited.
Brady street bet end & "a. ". {. RiGRnAA,
davenport Dec. IS 1854,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
WANTED.

TIME and SIGHT BILL on the East aud SOM , 'oi
i ~s4rs ,ha highest carreni rat 5 viii be para ey
ACID McGREGoR. LAwEs AhEhohh'
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INsU RAN c 3

..pIyR .,p LIFE RISKS takea 81 NV,
-. FanI - resnonsible Companies and on the mos
reasonable terms ma .r,ow.s a return pre-
Merchants and Shippers ""4 ~
n'am >. aa taRkGoR. LAwEs BLA is,s Raw.
-'S =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE.

|,LARIoNETrS, Flutes, Fiageolets, Piealows an
~ Fifes a, reduced prices at
No 4 lie Claire Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11

Merchant Tailor and Clothier, on Front street,
site the Steam Mills.
Davenport Oct Sd la54-3wtri&wn.
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DIED.
.day, Dec 10, IDA, wifi, Of S. rus, 0rsy-
GRAYpON-On rue.da

GRAYpoN-On Tus.day Dec 49, IDA wits Of S. rusi 0rsy
con aged 81 yesrs. - . . .
The relatives friends of the family respectfully Invited
70 .tiepd her fousrsl Thursday neat o. ocock p
from the Church la Masket street., near East Bosdvsy
RIKTR-In this c OF sc.rles fever, ANNA ELIZA young
eat daughter of ASratam Rksr IT,, aged years, months
sno legs
Th .Ses snds the family requested to sttsn
Der funeral on Fiday Fec 2 O'clock fro q ,
residence Of h. fher No. Al-n street Ths romsins Will
be taken to Greenwood for iaterment
SCHUYLER Me, Isly on raursl,y Nov. Is, ROBERT
SCHUYLER 81 NewYork 10 the Ssh year OF hs aga
TAYLOR-On TUESDAY night, the 49, Inst, BENJAMIN A.
TAYLOR son Of Sarah N. and Jos' ph Taylor.
The the family and III Sc OF his brothers Eiwnd
VIII am H. George L. Joseph s. Taylor, arc re,pecaaiy
IN tied 70 ate nd til funeral Fdss afternoon the 2 last
occck from the reel snce Of his father, No. SS EaS
Nine. eenth street, without further invitation.
vBaID0E-At Msrshal, Mich on Tussdsy Dec is o.
her Esd biz hdsy CAR )LINe wife OF TIC Kew JsmSs N
bridge of Marshall only dsueter OF Nahsnioi and Vha
lotte Freeman Of this city.
Notice of funeral In tom )rrow MORNINGS pspers
THONPsON-Ou Tuesday Dec 10, ANN L. ThOMPsON,
widow of Andrew Thompsou Of III, Gig Of Glasgow sSss
land IN the 18th yssT Of ber age. ,,,,
Her relatives and ,ads aud those Of her sons Wusn aee
JOE. oh III mpsop esoectfuy invited to sttsoa hef
neral from the residence Of her son IN a. va Nsss.
No $40 Sikh avenue bet rwsnty-d.t And 90
o. sIeess this (rhurdsy) moraes IL oc ok Ios
min, will BE- taks 10 Greenwood Cemetey ft inefmen~
Ola q W p,pers please cosy.
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Mr.. Clinton excepted.
Question cysted.


Question npested.
Witoess-I have understood that she was divorces
hon bin, but not he from Der.
M Ciiriou-Thst means that the divorce wss pro-
eurec against him on the ground OF indelty, and tlst
ctLse }rertly be cslnoi mary again during the ice-
tine Of biz hIst wife.
The counsel for the defense srsued at grea. length
At the defense were not bound 10 prove that S,rsgue
wts1ot married 20 Ann Plkingtsn, ia ordsr to axe
her evidence admissible. No defense was boaad TO
Prove negative. Ii would be impossible in the pr's-
EFT saI &c to prove that there bad been marriage
unets every marriage record IN the Cniteo st s'es and
tie Old W oTld searched.
MI scbsff,r next arsuea that the woman Pilsiog-
ton living in adultery with tie prisoner, sad that
therefore, she COulo not any be considered his
wife. Her evidence Therefore, was admissible.
The Dislic' Attorney re;hsd that the prisoner and
bis wife wor0 jouty injected for this murder she
repu:td biz wife, the jury did not kroT hec nams 1t
wss nov proposed 10 place her The stand wit
btss IN sprss ues behalf the ground thu. she
net BIZ wife, but living in adultery. He hoxsvsr has
recognize Der "a his wife before the word as suc1
the passed, al the Law supposes she is bis wife 1a,i
nory. He oemalded in the ZANE o. the /. e. thst III,
woman be proved to BE- the prisoner. wife before
She is showed to open bel lils on the sand.
Mr. Cliptcn ssked a' it was already lac that the
Con would reserve bis cecton till mornog when the
oefeLse would D. cduce sufficient testimony to est,b-
lsh their position.
The District Attorney trusted tina: the Court would
she an immediate decision
Mr. Clinton remarked that he would produce wit
Lesses ~ho sew The prisoner wife ta. very Gay.
The Recorder said that that would only settle part
of tie tulty. II was evident that the prisoner
had lived With the Piikingoa as her husb snt
that be had frequently called her hts WIFE, and that she
was living With him present at the time Of his az
frey. he law holes thai every person mus! be held
responsible for lis scs and the prisoner by his
act having given it cut to the world that this woman
was his wife, she cannot come into court and give evi-
GeLce in his behalf; if che uli, any married woman
whose husband vas char, ed with cline, might, TO
stl ID hiu, swear that che was 10, his wife, CON nit
perjury and 60 UNPUBLISHED fyr that perjury, the Law
presuniug Il at SIZE acted under co.'s RANT think the
prisoners act 10 living with Arm Pi kngton his wife
is superior to the presumption tha hs fret wife i'd sill
alive or that toe divorce constructed es to pre-
vert him marrying sgcin. decide therefore, that
Ann Pilkpeton is not competent aitr ess.
Mr.. Clinton took exoepacn to his Honors railing.
The Court then adjourned.
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Crugy ClLrNDAs-ruts p.r

SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos 709, no, I'll, asa, sci, los,
% ss sS5 90, $40, s'2 49, e. aoi, s, ana '.
$50 gil. 40, rs. 800 -
COMMON PLEAs-P srt Mos 2l6 to 800. Part III.
Nos $50 10 24L All btfjre the Court without Jury.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Nos. Is, 90, 3S.
q, 70 a, Is, t9to6T ,
SuPREnt corRr Special Term wi, continue is
apume Mt Cst pdsr. -
Court OF Common Pleas A new Calendar win
be = sde Up fJf January Me ofisss 0b fled on OF ~
s9,h Tney whistler The has
been the Cserdz Ia Deceu &C. Ii puts o. hn or
70 ~s'c ti jury ths shAl
b. d ed vth the noe Of issus
The iule. for coniog yes hodps terms. &e,
be obtain. d 81 the Clerks Office.
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charters told him would take the responsibility
that, and bear him free from harm; went back 20
kos a. arrived here on the 16sh Of June; the n sts
one not wish TO let be sailors know that TIE captain
vas muIotrd; he said he would tell them thst b.
o'to from hemonbage; the body wss wsshed sad lai1
cur on me AI.rnocn By the cook and s.esyd, aad
fu IL ooh maze by the carpenter, and covered wits
Ntlssy ceopgDgto Mr. Spencer, Capt Frszier made
ne pou ise one day coon after we started thu, II he
oea Cd the vo, sgs woald bring his boay home. ssi
bury it In Greenwood Cemetery, by the sids Of hs
wife be was about forty, aad a very stori, an
l. tic uan; l bever say q ssiisr iasids ef
the csbia unless be oruersS thers: I
rey,r saw enc there in the night; t,e Iarbo ara
stairs used by ocsrs the captaia and nv
self bad al other fight; arrived in Rio and souaA
ere he United asss buk Bainoritse; about 10 n
toe merirg We TODD the officers OF tue brig that the
captain had teen mu deed; in the coutse Of the after
pocn We were VII tied BY the autho,iies and the UoitA
siaies Captain sni Consul Mr. Spencer .olc hsstsV
Of tie captains murder and all tbs crew except The
stewsrd AID cook we're put in double irons hst wAs
on Sur6ay on Monday come surgeons aud msnnes
came off from the Bsinbtiige; the body OF CAp2
Er.zier ~es brought ap on deck; the box Vas opened
IT. Il prtsenee Of the and Officers and post.
mCrtenl examination he'd; where the cir,ular de-
preston was, tie bone broken into about dosen
pisces; Mir. stood the grester portion OF the
time 81 he head OF The boiy; he assisted 10 holding
the head; Z st day the Consul commsnced su xsu-
inaon, and postponed il the reqaest Of Mr. Spen-
Ger, Who aid that he cid rot feel sell; tho Coaeal
less identified the ioy book and privs loy.book al
Mr. spencerl ssv Capt Lsing on Mooday lock Mr..
SIenctrs roon, and on Tuesday bring from It
The District Attorney attempted TO prove that Capt
Lang brought out marhnspikes aud beavers, eu; tae
Cour. ACQUIRED UNI to-day a. 10 O'Clock.
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"WEDNESDAY, Dec. ls-p. u.


The Stock market ives active to day, bat sne
tendency was downward especially at tho se'eoe
Board. The bears operated to considerable e1ss:s
upon rumors Of the wsriiks ehSscs.s o. 'oe fNs.,-
dents Message. One Of the Prssid'ns. :dvi:s. Y
reported 70 have ip,im ssed to friend Of bis 10 The
.tres. to look out for 'qa"li:- These ramo'., ..n
some realizing by p.hs' WHO bought :. 'o.S. Pr
~ -. ~ u fall was sssis Cd By the greater
v;,lin1pess Of the bears to supply buyen- Afssf
~. s,cord Bard, there was some reoev-
from the lowest point touched. Eae',
-bcb bad been 81, closed at SIG, decline q
p cent rom yesterdays closing prices. The trsss-
actions q the dsy were some 900 shares, opening q
s2,. The receipts for Is working days hess -
ess7, geo. OfRssdsg, 1000 shares vsss sod. opss.
tpr It s4I ard closing at s3i, Q decline Of osn
from yesterday. The dividend l. still eeporsa . ~
p cents cent in stock and ' csa& In eesA; ess
the qses ion has 10 b submitted 10 he @eekAssss-
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SECOND BoAaD.


TRsportsd for raE N Y SsIBuns BY .. a .. rayl
T1,t Load $500 City RsiIiesi end so Uaiea
2so RsssIns Railroad &c. 10, ess, ali Lts sehsyILm
BaiOsd. es.O a5i 50 Do 81 DO. "a 70 Co.. s,xns ~
90 .sd h. "a, q DE- ' &; sn an Int. ~. -
int a 53o IS n; do AZ 800 I.hish Inc nj - dsv-
os.n. Gas, and US, 70 Morn. c.nsl frsfsr'd a. -,
Mesdow Rsi road 100 ;ps and Hhrosd, st 80 d.
be lsIi Is Copsolic alton Faux, III. -
Eesses Bo1,ds-20 Cry Warrsns cash 81 l,0e DO ;
Is Kso.d ~ 800 R.s ing Bdrcs1 dsys, ~
so DC nj Washington City G0 81 Commercial Bsnk "a
sgEatk Z. Re5Dsyvanis l.6.
second Boord-I Coo L shsny Company g. ", uj feee
Perns,lvaiI4 s. b5 s,t; 900 viaieg oa Railroad e. Ss
40 Penn sy vsris rs. road &C. 90; 20 Beaver M.ado1 ks
road 5I LOG Island Railroad b5~a, 13 10 esansylyssAs
Kaiosd II; % Mss. Nee Bsnk. bswa, 2, Bank Of k>s
tlcky. lCs. .
1fter Boa,d-ls PEI bsylvenis Raj road. A.
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"Snile notorious deo % tho corner Of Mercsr aud
Howard stree,s. and there arrested four men, named
Angus, wioekcOp, John hcDs mott, Rob-: Issscs ana
RObt White, whom they found gambling for money.
Henry Waugh, keeper Of the Place was aso captured,
and, with his customers held 10 b. to ans xer the
charge.
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IAdxerftss mentl

WILSON'S DANDELION COFFEE-For Dyspepsia,
Ipase-oa Sick Headache Bilious and Liver pses-s asa "A
s,n.esy recon Of decets CONSTITUTIONS
SOFA Nv an respectable Apoheeares AID u ehe Pnocps
depot coinsg Of 27th-st and Sdsy.
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tAhvereieemsukt

Gas! GAs!!-Several new styles OF Gas FIX
,prp.,.rx IN beauty and workmanship anything eve,
offered before Our designers pro iueins nss an
,yles eonstenty Also, the best PoarAsLk GAS Wok i2
nyS,ts aw luss churches sctoiss 10 this country Cs
~ our area, Misunderstanding Depot No. SO Srosn .sy;
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TINE CEEAT INIIAllNG REMEDY TOT AttHukk
rrnm,op and all diseases Of the throat and lurs ID! Gus
ys HyGEISA Thousands have beer resored % aeste tns
70 nv the Hyeie.ra Principal office, No SIS Broadway
- ga by c. H. RSs, No Us Broadway Prise oaiy -
.,eLsre DIR. CURIu win be at the ONCE dn'J nomp .
s,slscf share hs nav be consulted tres OF chIse
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MARRIED..

IIvINGsrON-TUTHTLL-At Burdett, N Y. Wsdsss-
cav II 18th h,t BY TIE Rev T. TJu.es y 0rlS LIVING
SipN ~ The frm OF W. II. LvpssVn Co, Nos.fgk. 70
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IAdyerffseulept.l
J,ANGrNHEiNi'S

I'ANGENHEiNi'S nsw se- les of Stereoscopc
View. mon glass and cocqed Genesee Valley ans
N.Ts Fails and ROCHESTER may be ost,nsd Of sssJ Pike
IT. aud o. FlKE Sons.
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IAdveStfssme

COMB FACTORY.-A rich assortment of TOILET
Of the newe Fronch patterns, be
seen at A. & J. SAUsDERs's, No. Ss7 Broadway.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The SUNDAY LIQUOR ORpIsAscEs.-in the CIV
,, xe,ardsy John B. Brsh the keeper OF saloon IN "a
~ sst was ed in ion brought by tbs atty for the re-
eoyt,y Of $50 pesses for yi,s.s o. ne ssuasy o1 s
nm M Ss5O ana costs sgsiost defendant
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TAdvertiSement.l
Marry Christmas and happy
New-Year will

soon be here Ladies obtain beautiful embrt dered TOILET
81 PPrks preents for Genemen and they ia retvrn
set Ladies' Mises sOys and ChidIeus CATER Doors aud
sHoIs PATENT LEATHER Doors aud CONGRESS CATERS
fernlns useful and appropriate gfs for the Holiday
''e J. q. MILLER Co., No. 1Ss Cana-st.
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IAdyertiss mept

DUSSELDORF GALLERY.--We do not know a
more attractive place visit than this .zn6
GALLERY PAIsrNGs and do wonder that 1t Is
daily throDged New Paintings have recently bssn added to
the already extensive collection nch m,kes 1t bs best
collection this Continent. Go add sse II.
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IAdvertissment.l
We notice that there lie 70 be q sale THIS EVEN

ING of some ~ at hs rooms lately occupied
h, TIE National Academy Design, No 6sS Brosd~y, opPo
ste BOne Amor the eonecoo may BE- qnd the wGIx:
Palace superb Portrait by G bert Stuart and ohe OF great
beauty ard rarity The will be conducted BY MI T. IL
LUDLOW o Nc. ii Wsllst
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IAdvertiseInsntI
Eprr ADMISSION. A splendid assortmeI

FREE ADMISSION.-- spIehOIu HssoI tueus Vi
r.ncv so,e. s,skets TOYS surrise and Cnfeeoaerysl
81 The newest selected with the greatest ossbe ca
srs ovr re.dy foT exhibition at II MAILLaRDs No. 62i
HToSdwsv The bic are respectfully nsed TO call aud ex
anime his rare before purchasing elsewhere
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IAdverti.ement
Old established, sound aud liberal Philadelphia

S q. WALKER Agent No. IS Lioertys-
years claim contested Ten ns rsasona-
be- Losses promptly sstt ed and PAID in New-foh
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Advertisement
TIE HOSIERY EsTABLIsHMENT OF MORE THAN

TIE HOSIERY ESTABLISHMENT OF MORE THAN
THETY YEARS sTEDING.-While returning thanks for
stsnty increasing pstaDgs, would again invite stten
tion
THE STAND, NO. 104 BowsRY,
where will be fourd heretofore most excessive and varied
assortment of
HOSIERY Asp ENGAGEMENTS.
A. RANKIN 4 Co. lN Bowefy.
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fAdvertisement-

JUST RECETvED-A splendid lot of French
CHEsrxuTs, and prepared in the most delicious
ser iced stuffed harons saces haron's defuses
By HENRY hArLLAsp, Confectionsr No. S2l Broadway
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advertisement.
IAdveTiisement
Pshsw ihe 81 PICTURES are too cheap to be

IsHdW tHt u ~ tNr., "'o sV0 oIseuF "
coed The run shines alike for all bat 2te mt DAGuERREo
VpIs THIS uust be 60 people sdses, aud
fools 10 oder om 500 por is oaly for o. may DO
,e,n a, the Rooms No. $50 3ioadwey
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iAdvetisementI
Fancy C,IgTJ FRY. embracing q large variety

Sportnens PR and POCKET KNIVES of tbs most rare and
LssntfI patters ao Of TOILET CUTLERY at
j. SGUEDERss No. Asor House, snd No SS7 Broadway
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BACK AGAIS-John ]. Henry, who suffered On ion
pr'Osn.nt Of three non,bs on the e1s N. 1ss,s III
cbssed BY the Court the other day, seeoM az
setsips drurk He hroaght bsfre Ju'oee s1n SUI
10 the euny jail Tor tsfssi or paying
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Holiday presents in the shape OF DAGUERREO
7yrrs far OIL 20 cent? including beau f and equal to
tho,e cha for elsewhere WiLLNGs Of Seecter
al d CsIn.ine sta
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BREAKING UP HousE OF iLL-F1hr.-C1nA.
,r sh1i r,.s.rrsd comps nst May BsHsn saf msry
nan EY S,s,ips hopse fprossituon Ia sevesh arset
tween korh Fiab spd Stxta r.e1 me aSsasec ve.s s
rs,tsa \, oas sreett end Van Dyke md tsken before
Jusiies Jacob. Who remsnded them for sxsmnsuon.
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RUN OVER "A man named Joseph Warner was rur
BY expreswsaon yesterday afternoon and badly
tbeut the head Hs conveyed to the NewYork Hospital
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GRAND LARcEYY.-Ay young seam.tress named Eliza
Compton yests day arrested charged wi stealing 70 nale
wearing sppre TO the value Of SIS the property d Cath,ne
Jane Forbes residing ct he OF Grand ard Ma berry
etc porn Of the property fond 10 posiess Of
tie sccused and shs committed By Justice Pesrcey for trial
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PORTABLE DRESSING CASES

End compact form, furnished with articles the s1e Of which
do not their usefulness at A Il SAVNDk IS
No Assor House, and No. Ss7 Broadway.
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FATAL AccIDEET.-MTs. Mary franklin, an aged
woman t residing at Nc Sc Cheryst, died yesterday At
the New York Hospital from jues received ths 24d ut
when b.le Of cotton fell upon Coroner 0Donne
tiled, snd will hold guest upon he body to day
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CoLoRED MILITARY BALL.-Tbe Colored Ametics,
GUARDS gave Bah at Meuts Assembly Rooms last ey,ni
There good turnout and the Guards looked we'll Th
supper under the snoervson of W. Smith the unde
the agemept of c. English and AID johnson;
sic under the d. ecti,n OF Prot. ssor II. Eennett.
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Court OF SESSION, -Nichssl Coyie VA sned N
tbs Court yesterday on charge rsPs lrssrrs ~ r.
Rost AeSee 70 havo bsen comDittsd on tbs sveainy
itk Of September lar Tss easss 40. nss,ansi ses
Cove 30 seautttsd.