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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

FRUITS, sc.
4 FRESH lot OF Lemons, Oranges, Nuts, Caudies
a nc, just received by
Dec 24du VI. III. HEIDESHEIMER.
NJ. IL. HEiDkNHEIMER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Provision
Store.
Second ST., 8 doors belop Brady, North side.
HAVE Just received and am opening one Of the
l. largest agd best selecied stocks OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought to this market, to which Invite
the atlenN0no OF country merchants ana the public Ia
general, 10 whom ! Offer he above NJ realty reduced
prices.
Cali and see for yourselves before purchasing else
where. dee 22.dtf
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WHITE GOODS.

DIAM, Figured and dotted Swiss Musllns,
L Jaconet and sarsinet Cambries.
Plaid, Striped and Plain Nainsooks.
Bishop Lawns and Book Muslins.
T~arletobs, India Dimity, Victoria SkirtinE.
Linen Long Lawns, Birds Eye DisIsas,
Fine Linen and Grass Gambrics.
Cambria DiInities aud Dimity Bands.
Figured FrilliAntes, Chseked and stripsd aaulIes,
Fog sale al low psiess at WAUSWQR1HS,
Jsss ~ az tAt ~ e., eppo1ss u ci14y vouso
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grp Wa0as.
CITIZENS OF SCOTT AND ADJOINING
COUNTIES!

%& " "
c1r1,rY. az .ror7 AVN APPOINTING
----.---,r
M ais
IS ~
s9JtA0ssF "
~ RIar7eouH & HrettVmau
AZ now ,r,rar.a 10 e.sisit me
Largest and Most Extensive Stock Of Goods
ssst prou6Ls ~ 1AsyapoAs co,o
Land MI g ieunm esres sma ~ ss sh.s di x ! " ~ Them AZ
tastes oil ,hs community =
'''' Bargain. as Cannot Fail to Please.
We would particularly invite the attention o. 'ae ls"''s
II SIS aNs& 8AI L 70 our
0$nrH If Dress Goods.
Consisting Of
MORE Antique, Gro Dc Rhine and Brocaie SILKS
Bonnet .Sa. M Lining a,..s, si,h, sr,,,., oo.,,,sx
Berasrs. Tissues, Lawns; BrlIliantes;
French A1a and Ian American .ns 4. ns sss,s. q pssss Good.
A large sssU,I%snt Of .saie:, and Mss uS
.t.aal z s,,,o,+ AZ
hiooo"S, 49, Ms 49, Isss.
~. M EsSsS
Sa1A Atsn1
French and British kmbroideries,
Chemiset,s and sleeves; WI ~ 81
Edgings. lnsertings, Bands, &C; az s
silk and Cotton Hosiery;
Kid, sls ana, Thread dioves;
Af ryrrv.Ssr -
Wt,ssJ Will liz GOtDS.
,.,o,,,t svixs. Null. pook and Cambria Musiins;
Embroidered Curtain Muslins, IRISH LINENS,
s%hogs,hIngs; ,n p,T Ssssn and .lr a, s KINDS gt sSisiin Linen ( sS,s,io...
A ane assortment, Of seasIsA
Cloths Cassimeres. Nesting. &c.
1,r,s md ssnsrI assortment Of nEApY,MApgcLorn
ING;
Felt, Leghorn, Panama, canton and Palm Leaf fats;
Ladies. tents ana eniidrens Bcots ana shoes,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FRkSH FIRST CHOP
GROCERIES,
AT "EIoLESAIIS,
sEINNrHks subscribe rs have nov ON hand, aud are
lAlidaily receivisg from the East aud south ~
kS5S No. j. Front street, and Acvec,
(Bnrrows' New Ri ick.l DaUcapert, Ieba,
Groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt, Wotdenw are,
PROVISIONS, &c,
which they offer to the trade at wholesale eSclns veiy
10 Ret ii Merchants, Hotel'keepers and others oil
the Interior fthe State and Nebraska, who purchase
at wholesale, we give the assurance that We VIII MI
ll.eir orders and memora ada az Chicago and 81. Louis
pr ccs transportation added.
Merchants, Grocets and Hotcl-keepers doing bust.
ness on the line or near The Hue of the MlssissipptN
Missouri Railroad-iowa City or farther West, VIII
lind il 10 their interest TO make their purchases OF Us,
and by shipping their goods BY the MA n. X. n,
save ) miles hapltng by teams from any other polhil
on the river. Our faeiities Are of the nrst class ana
we iecIthe most positive confidence, that, II you VIII
but give Ms cal LOOK through our stock, and learn
our prices and terms, we shall receive . hbefai
snare oi your patronage; which II shall be our AIN,
by larnishing hrst-rate goods at favorable prices, and
4 q Itnx IN mart and re sNlNe..
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WILSON g. = Y.
NhnloSnln ErncerS.

WILSON g. y I,
Wholesale GrOcers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
AVENPO RI, low A.
Taast Teas.t Teas!
100 half chest Young Hyson and Gunpowdcr
so half chests ooloug aud s~ouchong
~ eaddies from | to 70 lbs;
80 boxes Palm Soap,
40 I" y~aricgatcd Soap;
10 " Shaving
gu !" Transparent "
" CASTLE
80 boxes Pickles.
100 g Tomato { .tsup and Pepper Sauce;
100 boxes various brands of choice Tobacco;
10000 Cuba siSesDigars;
10000 Imported do
so1 hoxes No. / and scaled Herring:
aUl bbls new Mackera;
20 half bbls do
40 kits for family use;
so bbls and kegs of Molassesi
70 hhds Sugar
SO doE Bed Cords;
so bbls Dried Apples;
so sacks Dried Peacl Is,
100 boxes new Raisins;
rs bhls assorted Nuts;
yOO boxes " Glass,
400 Kegs Nails;
6u0 doz Tumblers.
Spices OF all kinds,
Wooden and Willow Ware; Brusles'
20 bbl- Cider Vinegar
Together with u large stuck OF Other articles, MI
inn inns IL ssw 80 WILSON 4 HARLEY.
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WISTNER'S PATENT WASH TUB.
. DntontaA NJ, O.l xotn

J'hE undersigned having bought the Patent Right for
scott county, present this improyenentin WashinA
perfectly conscious that It's no humbug, but a oerifabb
fact. ..'. 1It
All we ask OF you is 10 take one and use II for ten days,
az the end OF that time, you can return IL or pay for il.
Price $500. 4 BRO.
Dsyenpurt. Nav oath ,5adomya,,
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Eleven most desirable Building Lets 70 Lease
for Fifteen Year,.
n South iracuon nal half Of Block rs, corner OF re
l Glare ana FROST streets, subdlyided into Eleven
Lois suitable for commodioas Stores and CommAs
sion Houses, 10 offered 10 ieAse for the Abose named
aerm. Containing stcsmbost L. riding, with proxlia'
ny 10 The ksli Road Bepog makes II peculiarly =
dapted pr business purposes. Enquire Of
tab WI. HlLDhETh, East Davenport,
10 10 dtf . or DAVUok y TRUE Dsvsnpor
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BANK NOTE ENGRAVn

Wellstood, Hanks, Hay = Whiting,
bank NOTE ENGRAVEkS.
NEW YORK,.... BOSTON, 49,. MONTREAL.
Eo'l50 Lake St., Chicago.
Certificates. Of Dsposite, Scrip for Insurance. Rail
Road knd Mining Companies, Drafts bank Notes, &C.
40, I4-dly il. o'SHANESSY, Agent.
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FLOUR e. FEED STORE

rHE subscriber having made arrange rnens TO be
1 permanently supplied with hour, taxes tAis meth
cd Of informing the citizens Of davenport that be bas
0pensd u store Tor this purpose on the corner Of ed
and hsr nson streets. AliDsral deduction made 10
bakers and those Who buy 90 sell again.
June dw3p J. kYCE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

BROWH Z HILLIARD.
ravossxas AND DEALERS ~
House Furnishing Goods.
1875 Lake ST., CHICAGO, ILL.,.
HOUSEkkEPEks and desiers, We invite your
Ii Afternoon 70 our full aud complete assortme ut OF
HOUSE fUkNisHIN GOODS,
Comprising sycsykind ofgoods required fof the Use OF
Hotels, Steamers, Ships, Public Institution.
CHURCHES, UPHoLSTkkEks AND FAMILIEs.
To which weAre constantly adding all new and de
sir4ble articles for thes " purposes.
CURTAIN DAMAsKs ~ LIVERY VARIETY,
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS
CORNICE, BANDS, CORDS, GIMPs, LOOPS =
TAssELs, TICklACs, GREETINGS, TABLE
LINENS AND ToWELISGs.
HAIR kA9TgEssEs AND sEDDIs6 or ALL EINDs,
Feather beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Kiankets, Co 10.
forts, CoulierpaDes, &c, re-
Orders BY mail promptly attended 10.
MAY I3d3m BROWN d HILLIARD.
ChILAG LEATHER BELTING MANUFACToRY
KELLY X BLACKBURN.
Manufacturers OF . Superior Article Of
OAK TANNED
LEATH IL BETTING
Which they win sell at New York and Boston prices,
Alibefzi discount made 70 large purchasers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

TO TIE PEOPLE OF SCOTT co
Good News for the Ladies!
The ~hardships Of the dreaded washing day" are all
removed BY
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4 Select ana General Assortment Of
CheuD Goods!

TINE subscriber having received a NEW STOCK OF
the Various srtleleshe usually has iorsals respect
fully invites Iae attention VI eastomerst 10 the fact
DAY GOODS, BOOTS y SHOES, HARDWARE,
6CHOoL q AND sIAIloNEkf,
GROCERIES, QUEENS AXE, %
GLASS, PUTTY, NAlLk
.a DRUGS AND
@st@ MEDICINES.
p. q. Country Produce receis ed In barter:
Davenport, Jxn- y So -. LEosLLE-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

SAINT NICHOLAS HOTEL,
South Clark Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
THIS splendid establishments, being in the most
4 pleasant location IN the city IL now undergoing
3 thorough renovation and will receive much addi-
iional nes f~arniture which will render Il one of the
best and most eonyenient and pleasant resorts In
Chicago. The Proprietor return thank for liberal
Datrolage. 4. J. slNk Il CO.
Apl IS, d3m Proprietors-
NOTICE.
w S. MILLER, late of the Arm of Avery, Upham
w. d Miller (haying dissolved from that concern
on The lst OF March last). has formed the new
! hrn Of MILLER d ROUNDS, NO. ~, South
Water street, CHICAGO, and having been 80 forum.
4e as TO receive taeir Spring-Stoek of Groceries,
in adv anee Of any other House In their line, induces
hem to ODER their Goek Tor nett cash, 1T lower
prices than can be found at any other House in the
city. H Il
fheir Stock is large, and entirely new, snd con-
sists, In part
1000 Chests Tea 1000 Boxes Glass,
500 bags coffee, 1850 kegs nails,
500 Hnas Suger, $40 Boxes Raisins,
800 Bbls molasses, 100 Goldfish.
200 I. syrup, 50 Tierces Hake.
<iso, a splendid asso rtm ent Of Wooden Ware
nd Yankee Notions.
Juns Sd, 20, dly. MILLER 4 IN
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MASSILON MACHINE

SHOP.
SIASSlLoN IMPROVED SEPARATOR, Thresh-
Nl ing Machines and Double Geared Horse Power
manufactured by James w. Whitson, Davenport,
Iowa.
Wilson's Celebrated Premium
SEPARATOR,
Which il acknowledged to pe the best machine for
threshing, separating and cleaning grain now in use.
Our machines are got Up of the best mater al and
By eKperieceed work Having been In the busi-
ness for the las. ~ years, ! might safely say that !
6. get up as goo'Ia Threshing Machine ~ any 9th
er esablishment in the United States. We also man
ufacture two and four horse Powers and Tire shers.
job Work, Iron Finishing, etc, done 1.-THE shortest
notice. Orders by mail or telegraph promptly I'LL
cd aud letters Of inquiry cheerfully answered.
Davenport June Sd '66 dwtf Democrat copyl
Chicago Lumber!
THE subscribers al their Steam Planning Mill In
4 Moline, HIS, have just purchased a large guam
tiy of Chicago Lumber, and have made arrange.
ments TO supply the demand, which they will sell Ut
Wholesale or retail at prices that cannot fail 10 give
satisfaction. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which VIII be sold cheaper than the same can be
purchased clsew here. Their SIDING will be of the
very best quality, and their cannot be
surpassed, all dressed and ready for immediate use
sob FLAMING AND SAVING
Done On short notice, TO your satisfaction. DON'T
fail TO give us 4 call. Remember the place, head of
Main and Wells streets, Moline, Ills.
NOURSE & HUNGERFORD.
Moline june 3ath 1856 da Wit
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ia every Item Oh expense.
w. STEVENS

CHICAGO, DECEMBER I, 1905.
purchased one Of Il. 4 j. N. Clarks Flour Mills, some
time since, and after a trial Of several weeks, 1 feel that
/ can scarcely speak Of it in TOO high terms, / have besn
a miller for twenty years, and am free 10 say that / can
make better -four with this mill, and a larger yield, and
run il with more ease 10 myself, than any mill / nave ever
seen. A number Of millers have been in 10 see il, aud all
say they are well pleased with its operation. 1t will
grind with ease twelve bushels an hour, and can be run
with from four 10 six horse power. l would recommend
millers To give il a trial, and ] am certain they will not
wish to return 10 the old plan Of milling.
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CAEEsE.
kfffs1lS.

SuPERioR Cheese and primo Leaf Lard ia Cans
- IL tee dawkeys storc.
aprII-au JACOB WEAVER, Jr., & co.
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BRADNER, WARREN q I.
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS AND
Agesfs fer 9 fsed Article 81
PRIN G IN Il 90
WAREHOUSE,
NO. II LA SALE ST.,
octI, sS5-diy CHICAGO.
fAX0N Z CROSBY,
MANUFACTURERS. iMPoRTERS& DEALERSI l.
Paper 4AnE4n80,
Borders, Fire Board Prints, Views, stetnary,
Ornaments, 1onldings and decorations Of
every Description. ALSO
WINDOW SHADES I CURTAIN FIXTURES,
who,esale and Retail, 81 Randolph 81, ChtGAGo'
81 Law Buildings, Wisconsin 81, Milwaukee,.
Being the largest House Of the kind West of New
York cly. We can oder superior advantages 10 the
Trade than any other establishment in the West.
9. l.. LABOR toct i-diy] rI. CROSBY.
FOSTER HOUSE.
Corner of North Clark and kinzie ats,
ChtCAEo, III
oci Idly @- Nh BAXTER, Proprietor.
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Soap at 2 cts. a Gallon.

S~'APUNIFiER or Concentrated Lye-Warranted
. To make soap Sitho Vi Lame and with little trOu.
Bile, Just the thing for Washing made easy. Call and
get Il box, for sale cheap at the u awkeye store by
lime dtI JACOB EAVER JR. d. %.
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Head Fl0uf Inspector Of Phladelphla.
i hereby certify, that for tine last four weeks l have had
in operation one oi Il. a J. M. CIarkis Patent FIGURING
Mills. have been running IL on an average OF from eight
~ twelve hours without stopping, and should do 50 forty
eight hours if requires. IL gives every satisfaction that
one can ask. / think il is certain To supersede all the
old methods Of milling. | have been In the milling busi-
ness over hfteen years, and yet / can say truly that l have
nsver seen anything Of the kind 30 near periectiOn- ! live
in ~saasburg, Chester Obunty, Pa, two miles from PaIkers.
burg, where / run il daily, and my customers will testify
70 Tie satisfaction oftheir four and bran. have travelled
through nine Of the Western states, and il supersedes
any thing have ever seen. 1871
PRESTON ~WICKERsHAM, Merchant Miller.
Extract from a letter from Mr.. Lacklen, a Brandywine
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.HRANDALL n HtGGIN have Justopened a large
~ assortmento of Guitars, VioliHs, Banjoes, Tambo-
rines, &c, dc. Also every kind Of Music Books nov
u use which they will sell very cheap for Cash al No
Le Claire Row. Oel Sd ,Is5a
IUNToS'S schooifor Piano Forte, Curtis Guitar
IL Zundels MeiodeoB Instructor and in fact every
Eind ofinstruction relating to music can be found a
the Davenport Music Store;
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CiHeyG0, December 1, 1859.
IhaFe this day shipped by railroad to my place, (Melu,
gins Grove, Lee %, Ill., one Of ClaIks Patent Portable
FIGURING Mills, purchased Of MIR, Il. Meliissick, of Cfiea.
20, which / have seen running while In his possession,
and 1 can say, without hesitation, believe it 10 be the
beat mill now manufactured VI the portable kind, both for
convenience and performing the work In good order. And
further, / can say, after having investigated the subject
to- considerable extent, ! have no hesitation in saying /
prefer small stones to large ones, as the -four is more gen
orally Of lively nature, and gives better satisfaction TO
the bakers. JOHNSON WHALEY.
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TOHS A. GUY will attend TO the collecting o
- debts, taking subscriptions Tor Newspapers snc
do Q General Agency business. oncs No. 10 Orr
Building.
feb D Is56.
Potash AND CHEOAIDE LIME
For sale ~ ALyoRD 4 IA PATT1N.
Jaass 5du w
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KELLY & BLACKBURN,
M

Tanners, Curners, Importers Of French and Engi
Leather, Dealers In Tannsrs' OH aud Hides, 2l3 La
Direct, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. June "a vi
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LIiNUA1U, lNJFFHIDtT -61 F5OV.
This is 10 certify that 1 have been furnishing power and
room for the operation Of one Of h a J, NJ. Clark's Patent
Flour Mills, for the last few month, and in nay opinihn it
is the beet and cheapest mill in use. 1t takes bur little
power in comparison 10 other mills, not needing over six
horse power. and has run, since 1 have been acquainted
with it, with no cost for repairs, and seems in as good
condition now as when hrst put up. / can cheeriully rec
onlIneAd 1t to all who wish u engage In the Manufacture
-four, either on q large or small scale. Ii can be set up
aud run ia connection with any other machinery, such as
Grain-Eleyators saw Mills, and by combining three or
four sets Of burrs and bolts, you will hayea Mil that will
do more work than the large Merchant nils Of the old
Aiuds. and a great saving ia every item OF expense.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20
The Arctic Expedition.

~ I'm bDl1Oh Or The AhhALUs
For some time past the daily journals have tsemed
with complimentary notices Of DR.. Ksne's exsrtions in
behalf of Arctic exploration This is undoubtedly de.
served and than just reward Of the Ortude
and displayed by the doctor in his srduoua
enterprise. But would ask whore the officers and
who shared his tolls and underwent equal risk in
the service Of science and II is certain
that the assistance Of subordnates necessary to
the accomplishment Of this bold undertaking. but many
the public prints to ignore this and suffer them to
remain in that obscurity which usually the lot OF
pretending merit. From the short official account of this
voyage which hssbeen slreAdy published, gather that
several Of these officers and men not only rsked, but
lost their lives while others suffered the ampuaton Of
various MEMBERS and a them were more or less in.
ured in their general health and for al these isiuriss
and all these hardship, Is this band Of to have
recompenseg So far as mere praise Is concerned that
probably mares little differences to the truly noble mind,
the applse Of the crowd Is not worthy to be measured
sgainst the honest pride OF accomplished duty.
Several days since it announced that approprA
on had pAssed the House OF for tho
chase Of fifteen thousand copies OF Dr. Kanes work.
and at the time it stated that his profits
this appropriation would scarcely recompsnse the doc
tors tolls and hArdships. This appropriation right
enough but is right that they VINO suffered equal tolls
snd hardshps should be almost overlooked In tho reward
such liberal ana chershng government - our own
msrks ELECTED by the different treatment received
from Congress by tbs ition under Lieut. Do Haven,
The first of these, upon their return from q voyage
which not protracted, we're voted double pay
while nothing Of the kind has yet been mentioned
CARDS the latter.
hope that these few remarks viii not be understood
cersorious advocating the opinion that the pro-
reward Of bravery is cash-but rather suggestion
that If any recompense OF the kind must be given Ii
would be much fairer not 70 draw quite such distinct
line Of dsmarcaon betwixt the commander and his off,
and crew, especially to the bereavsd families Of
Of the latter 1t probable that pecunlary
pensation would be not only acceptable. bat more
mat UiPARIIAIITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20
Brooklyn City News.

The Common Council met last evening" Aldermen
Backhouse President in the chair. After the calling OF
the roll the President to the board that his
Honor Mayor Hall had to.mourn the death Of daush
ter, Mrs. Norris, and had invited the members Of the
Common Council to attend her funeral from his resi-
dence this day and suggested the propsty Of passing
resolutions OF coincidence. Alderman KabHeisch offered
resolutions Of condosnce to his Honor the Mayor ON his
board then adjourned, ont of respect to the Mayor
without transactng any business
PyRoTECHSIc EsrABIIsHxEST BLOWN Up-JyE PERSON
KILLED AND THREE DANGEROUSLY ISJpRm--The pyrotscn-
mic factory of Dennis McCossen in schenck street. near
Lafayette avenue, was blown by explosion about X
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and person was klsd
and three others dangerously Injured The BUILDING
was Of frame, and OF small intrinsic value II ~
situated within plot Of sunken ground ~
shautes. II 10 not definitely known what the orc;ns
cause Of the explosion WAS. Some attribute n to
friction, and It Ia also stated that IL was caused
BY cigar OF pipe, which Z stranger had in
bis mouth when entering. The result vas in
stantaneous, and the structure shiversd atoms
Hardly wreck remains. The report was heard At the
sufferers was ippelsd through the roof and landed
considerable distance from the place. The others were
picked up about the premises all blackened and mutt
ated, hardly to be recognized by their relatives.
The names Of the unfortunate persons areSamue Bs-
cell, boy, killed hfs body Is dreadully msDged. Jonr
Dougherty, man, dangerously injured. William DO, s
the John Mccormick, seriously I'M ured bat nav
establishment up TO last week, when all ls fuAs a.
rap,d. The prupistr hAt Tvs. gone o,,t -. ,ni
stl { u' nscsteA The CsiVo.r will inse, egts u. ur.
uu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20
Landlord and Tenant
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

Richard D. Goodwin againa Harriet Frasks.-A SUM-
mary proceeding in ejectment to remove tenant from
part Of furnished house, No. 100 East Fourteenth
street. for the payment Of $1O4 alleged balance
due for months rent due the lat of this month";
payable monthly in advance the first day Of each and
every month.
The tenant, in her snswer set up that she had paid
the rent and ON the trial produced receipt 49,
signed by the landlord specifying that the WAS
account Of the rent, dated April H. 1866 The landlord
introduced the lease IN evidence BIZ which It appeared
that Mrs. Franks hired the premises In question to-
pether with the furniture therein for year and az
teen days commanding on ths 1sth day Of Apri 1885,
$500 payable monthly in advance, on the FIRST day of
each and every month";
Mr. HAwes, the tenants counsel contsnded that the
agreement contemplated the payment Of monthly In
ADVANCE on the 10th day of each and every month The
Judge decided that the words payable monthly in ad
vance on the first day Of each and every
that the same was payable the first day Of each casn
dar month 1hs rent for the LIST day Of May instant not
having been paid give Judgment In favor Of the land
lord The tenant then the bond required by satue
for the payment Of the rent costs Ia ten days b
ss, ed the ssuirg OF the to the tslsa
or hs Ps,iod. o..