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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-15

4 HANGE IN BUBlNkSH.-.A CARD..
Inc sohscrbers, from tho encpurp cement rc-
ciyed for nine months pest In their effort TO keen
9rocefy ators on Tsmesrancs principles fad that
tneh business Will barely psy their ex perses there,
Sfs snsy hsve ooselnded % abaadoa that festure OF
WI invite more attended share Of pstrousea ea :
Rsspecttpiiy, aiZER + PHXUP,
Main Il
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q CO.'S
II CARPET, OIL CLOTH
AND CU NFs' s MIN WsfAaHfEE fF

We have determined 10 contine our sales In future
arranged our entire and conveniently fitted store for
that purpose, prepared to exhibit the largest
and most complete assortment of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods, &c.,
over seen in the State of Virginia. and but rarely met
with in any one establishment In the United States.
Importing direct from the English manufacturers,
and selecting with in person. the best American
promptly ell articles pertaining to business and
relying the citizens Of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee TO sustain q: in our enterprise assure
them we win be content with moderate profits.
1t 10 intention to keep our stock supplied
throughout the year with the latest styles of fashion
able goods In our line. Z
stock, which embraces gIea variety In patterns Of
Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels Carpetns
Three-ply, Ingram and Venetian do
Velvet, Chenille and Brussels Rugs
Door, Psrlor and Chamber Mats
Satin, Worsted and India Damask
Satin and Figured DeLafnes
Brocatelle and Turkey Red
Muslin sud Lace Curtains
Cornices snd Bands for Curtains
Cord, Tassels and Gimps do
Window Shades all styles and qualities
Piano and Table Covers
Worsted Fire Screens and Foot Etools
Crumb Cloths and Booking f1
Booking for steps, new article
Floor Oil Cloths; Table OIL Cloths
Oil Goth Rugs s-.ts=
When furnished with diagram and measure mont of
room or hail. we will superntepd the cutting of Car
pets and Oil Cloths to any pattern. g. = q
90 Sn-Sm* RICHARDSON & co.
nOG GETr q ANDERSON, UPHOL.
IL STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR.
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS,
invite the attention Of their friends and the public
their stock of FALL GOODS, being the best sssort-
ment they have had to offer in French and Amer
lean Paper Hangngs all qualities; Muslin and Lace
Curtains Damssk and Delaine Curtain Goods Cornicea
bands and trimmings for Curtsins, Table and Floor
Oil Cloths, White and Check Coco Mating, Window
Shades Mattresses, Feather Beds, with many other
articles in the line of business, which will be sold or
worked . on the most reasonable terms. 2e..Sm.
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'NO + r. ICS AL l. Eli Any
SPRl NGS WATER.-The water from this cele-
DRAFTED sprlns has, 10 avery short time, acquired
reputation for the cure of diseases of the dres
tive organs and for the relief of general debility
We have the water for sale In bottles which enable
to furnish It az good and perfect and reliable as
II taken fresh foom he spring.
PURCELL. LADb Il CO, Druggists,
oc2 81 Main street, corner 18th.
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RESS NIAkING--MRS. j. STEB.
II BINS would inform her former patrons and the
public generally that she be found the china
store of Taylor Co., III Main street, where work
will be done to please and with dispatch. ...e
DC 23-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-15

EREsH ARRIVAL UF VIZ 4 Il t.
Il GOODS.-Peniteutisry and Maryland Plaid Lin
seys; Stanton Jeans; Kerseys; heavy plain Pulled
irs; small check Ca.imeres, for Boys Vestings: low
priced Coored and Black Cloths, for Boys Clothing;
new styles of winter Prints tbs best in the city
white, scarlet and other colored Flannes all prices
patent seamless Whalebone and Cactus Skirts Quilt
ed Skirts; beeched and unbleached Sheetngs all
widths Bed Blankets just received at the establish
ed cheap sore which the attention of buyers are
requested. ALFRED MOSES,
no ii 6s Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-15

4 AKUS & SHINE. "a Main street, have
IL just received splendid stock Of Mahogany and
can't be surpassed by any house In the trade en-
brscing every article the House furnishing line OF
the most fashionable styles and approved workman
and the public generally at prices and on such terms
as to give general satisfaction. All they ask il give
them call and examine for yourselves.
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. 000 PAIR OF III OsK UHEaP
H..UUU window Shades, only 37A cts, richly
worth 81; Dark Landscapes, light shades, plain or
with boquet 50 cts worth 50 Gilt and every STYLE
OF Shades, at half they usually sold att Table Oil
gaias, call at the established cheap DRY Goods and
Window shade store of Al. GOLDEN, $50 Broad
street, between Sd and 4th =. :"
York prices rN'N - %
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NEW YORK RETAILING HAY.---tjOO
Bales superior article al! under deck receiving
per bark Hannibal for sale by
r. 81. WHITLOCK SON.
mob Cary and 18th streets.
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SHOES AND BOOTS MADE TO ORDER
~ MR.. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent in
gentiemen's Department. Mr.. JOHN klMPEL, do
The subscriber having In his employment the above
named Cutten, who are known to be equal TO auy in
the state, respectfully announce to the public that
style, every description of Ladies' ana 0entlemen,s
noots, ositen or Shoes of any style desired. :
80 HENRY w. QUARLES;
~IS No. Is Pearl street
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NOAH WALK nR q CO.,
IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

CLOTHIERS, No 86 Main Ct.
Branch Of the Baltimore House Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity to the stock of Ready Made Clothing which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety of Domestic and For
eign Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, they ens
bled to offer unusual inducements to customers, who
most respectfully solicited to give call be-
fore purchasing. 14-1y .
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$ y. DENOON has for sale 600 Knam.
NJ elled Crates. Tenders, and Summer Pieces en-
brscine Square Topped Circle and Elliptic Patterns
be sold the lowest prices Order from town and
country promptly attended to- The Virginia Mocha
nice Institute awarded silver medal. the highest
meme Of Grates ard Fenden. Also, for sale. large
stock Of Bella. Bras Biek Mou'ds, &e Apply ct ny
a. .a .Sd at I,' No 1 aD
I AND WA e x ANTS.-- wisn 10 pur-
IL chsss Land Warrants, and win pay the full mar
ket price for them Also. Virginia Land Warrants,
which ~ g ha,s been lo;s Or mislaid GEO, sAGBY,
MOTT q K..-By every steamer We are
! receiving goods that are very desirable; among
those BY last steamer are Stella Shawls Nantes.
S1s sa:aSs SiS e'ys: Csrps.ins Felt Cloths En-;
staple and Fancy Dry Goods always on hand We
call shs sstsntssn Of Psrchssers nov psrticaary g
Of which ws win soil al the nsual unprecedented o
IN. ss % corner Broad 81 :ss cs ,,,
BEsL 81 ! HOePlTAI5t;;:-Ychl. I'LL
every ae:vsnisnes ssssssis: 70 shs ssmssss q =
The Lyins-h wsrds are pesaiissiy eomnodisss.
ne undsrs!ssed sive their personal attendance 70
~ patients 1'ss'd sn @ss ss = sAasss. Il
X1s4ssa pr weeh.
rnysts .ssomnci:
ISsss .s.s: :nslsss i si:.s.: iSs I. = NED
eanea. and Medical and Surgical attendance.
= No small Pas s1nasssa GO. S.
s,.s . .ass. s3k .sss Il. 4 !. q =.
! ~ s,..s ls:! ~ I'll q ..uA.a y |.
s.As.aSs H. ss.', 9 s. rb 81 So 's1s;.;
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Dish easements:
For ordinary expenses of
Government, in C luding
interest on public debt.
&c,
For re.ass estment Of lands,
For interest on guaranteed
bonds of the Ches ipeake
and Ohio Canal Company
$4,000, and ofthe James
River and KanAwha Com.
pany, $67, $50,
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2OOOOOO lsss sas.: Of sn 81 br. .ns s saa
SANITY on hand. Cigars OF any description made to
order at short notice. Liberal discount allowed
Wholesale dealers and country merchants ought 70
examine NV stock and prices before purchasing else
where H. C. g. ZIMMERMAN,
Importer and Manufacturer Of Cigars,
a q-Sm No TT Broad street
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NIEW GROCERY AND C0MnissiuSs
IN sTORE,--The subscriber would inform tre ~
lie thar be has recently opened on Fransn Inn III,
between Wali and nth streets, GkoCEHI ~"
COMMISSION STORE. He viii keep nnpHc--
hand . general sssortnent Of FAMILY oa .sss :.
RIEs, which he wiz sell q wholesale and fsisnaS
accommodating terms. He win also at'sns II. 4; b
the duties OF Commission AeTehant ana WI -
plsa,ed 10 receive consgnr,epts Of PfoSase. ~
ffom his frienls. He has now In store 5000 safn
Of FLOUR, BACON. LARD, BuTTEk, ~"
which be- invitss an sxauniaation from the raenr
GA H-dlmA j. H. SIheA
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ID WILBACH Err. Dealer in Wines and
Liquors, No. 2O8 Msin street, begs leave to call
the attention of the public and visit the
Fair to his assortment of old Wines and Liquors, in
every variety; so London Porter, Bevridge's Ale
Lager Beer IN barrels and bottles for IA niiy use
choice srticle of Havana aud Principe Segars. He
is soliciting fair trial sal warrants give en- iv. vat
isfacffoD
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Possession given Immediately.
For terms spplv ~ YENOAIL 0kItWn

FOR RENT OR LEAsE.-Al the OF
Ss ton Of tho tenant the tenement No " On
1lcA franklin street, recently oceupid by MI Ioa.
II. Gary, q grocery. 1t il situated very near -
market and 10 considered enc of the best toesnons
the city for grocery Or dry goods store Pessea0,
given at one days netics Apply to sAAsA
PLgAsANTs, or to
PH AYLETT. Trustee,
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80 49, e: !; Hs's'slFs's 9TfEITSSEE:ooss.T
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~ FOX SALE on RnNT.-I No.;
COTTAGE RESIDENCE. one miIs rs.. ~
contains Rooms and has Just been theror.hIss
paired, plaster ed and whitewashed, with new K;,.s
en-, Hen House, &c THERESA fine Well Of Ws sts,
In the yard and stable; Possession can be had on
given, or exchanged for city property or slave, En
ooiIo et eu'e oniCo.. no l0-lws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-15

- FOX RENT.->The ccmmeaious anS
we'll arranged Tobacco Factory, now oceap,s s
- by Mr.. g. W. Hsrwood, situated on Cary st.ss.
between 18th and 18th streets. Possession s'sse -
the first Of Jaauary next: Applyto ,.yvurr
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- GENTLEMEN'o THICK SOLE
SHOES-Now in store, and selling very
) cheap, for the quality, very large and su-
perior assortment of gentlsmen's Heavy Winter
Shoes of various patterns Recollect at No. 49, four
doors bslow st. Charles Hotel, opposite side.
nos WIN. WALSH
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DR.. w. D. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCULIST AND AURIST

Tyas permanently located In Rock Island, on Illinois
street opposite Island City Hotel, where he will
lie happy TO see all persons afflicted with diseases OF the
Eye and Ear .,,., =.
lila trusts that he relieve many who have
riysn up in despair with Amauross. the symptoms Of
which are weakness OF sight, imaginary objects nosting
the objects appear obsenred by cloud OF ba
gine,s flashes of light, enlarge o1the pupil &C.
laIsract in which the lens turn white and prevents
rhe rays OF light passing through it, opthama on 'nha
,aaaa Near sight Weakness of vision, strabsmas OF
Snuiutpg as well Des fness iu IFS various torms
Usyips rec eiyed from Paris the new and wonderful
,ntbalmoscope with which are enabled TO look into
ia dpths OF the ey and the interior AS clearly as
Ia nise and thereby ascertain the exact state oi The
tic nerve an reIina in Amauros the lens IN neiPi
ent cataract Also this Illuminated Speeuum iof oA
umiri ina the ear, swell seyc al new medical prepa
mons oi curing opeey of The eornea or MIN ever the
ave without the use of tho knife or causties
To prevent imposition, DR.. D., deems 1t prudent %
tate that he is regular Phsseia1 Being Eraduale
II the University frermont, also of the New orA ol
naInie Hospital, aud his success as m oeuhst Is AZ
bsbc TO the perfection to which he has brought the
use OF medcae vspors in the treatment OF diseases Of
the eye. =, h;. .;,,. a, ~.
treatment Of chronic diseases, especially OF the thtes
md ungs having cured himself Of Consumption aiteI
large part OF right lung was iost by disease as se
IL many others in alike condition. obc' houFs rom
nius to four. $50,
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SALE OF Poison IN PRUssIA.-A gen
tleman who has this summer been
botanising in West Prussia says
"The other day | wanted some coTos-
i've sublimate to dress my dried plants
to prevent the ravages of insects |
got it from Startgardt, but there came
with it gsfchien-a paper signifying
the name OF the chemist who sold it.
the quantity bought, and the date, and
this / had to sign and seal and return,
when tits sent to the Bureau de Police
SO that no use could be made of it BY
me without its being traced. The
chemist is also bound to put on it
distinctive label stating that it is pois-
on the one he put on was ornament
ed with death s head and cross. bones
in the middle and littlemonnmenta
cross at each side. Wonld it not be a
good plan to be adopted in Americal
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$topes.
BUY YOUR STOVES

VXTHERE will always be found one of the best
w sortments Of Stoves, Tin Plate, sheet Iron
Wire, ,Japsnned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Warein this city. Among his assortmentof
$ II O Y IL $
are The 'celcbialed Climax aud Charter Oak Cock
Stove s, coal wood; nj % full, and complete as
sortment Psrlor Box and Heating Stoves, Elevate l
Oven Stoves, and many other patterns too numer.
Gus to mention. Our motto Is, Quick Ssles and
Small Profts; Good work, all warranted or no sale;
ons dollar say is dollar es med; and by calling
al this Stove store you will Il and get jest ~
good an article at any other house.
Particular attention paid TO House Roofing, Spout.
ing and Job Work In general ont of good Tin AND
stock, hoping TO receive q share OF the public pat
ronsse by this motto: "Q1ick Sales and Smal
Prodts.n fsep6l y al u. l.. HORNE.
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TIEE NEW fgOgEA.
w VERIFY HOU S L

Tn MAIN near 1 In skktctt
4 now open Tor permanent and transient oOBfler5.
1 Those -1hO visa quiet znd pleasant home ar.
az laug orr short s9y0grB Ia Davenport en- id 10
al tn Wayeriy H0n.e. Tho tabesg,a H iurnl aaed
win ta eias 1f tha season; Eas r51s. axe pleas
ant tas bel. nc4 and soii. The @avaHy is second
10 80 hotrl ueYt Of Chicago Ia point ot beauty to;
CATION, pja Gs4Ut house, good furniture ana .' Ia
tIt-s .trglF. ID. M. ADA Ms, PrJPTelJ*-
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cONPA6sES,
c0KHA6SEs,
NE all sizos oiCiurlsy 4 Co.'S. Trey, al
bspi7 7 dw.tf II. A. PORTER q BRO X. IL
--~ nooli Coall
Coal! Coal!

ryypEy. IAuMASS ( co. are now receiving, a.
| ,s,3, gsrd near tllc rail road depot, 100 TONS
- Sa5aI DAILY For guel and Steam iihss no su-
Darior In this Market.
Owing 70 a combination of the miners 10 raise the
,rica III Coal--which We would not ssbmlt to--~e
rs mn be fol a sho ri time, to supply our custsm
w Bnt having suce eeeded in breaking up this COM
Linstion (in which the community has no small inter
sstJ We are prepared to deliver y this city Or
,.,naT t,- nrces. OF, application al the Nsrd.
l;nrk Island Jan .dtf
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At THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and Manufa curing
E.N II d II T.U.
a. CAsTEEL 4 co.


sNAkB tbis cpportupiiy 10 inform the pnblic tina !
i taey hsvs rscsiysd al their Store, tbs largest
stock OF
Broad Cloths, Csssimsrss, vsstings,
~hich has ever beeu brought 10 this market. The
foods which oferto lhe inspection OF the citizens
oftbis town surPass in design aud 6nieh, anything
hat can be Der cd them this side OF New York, being
eslsesd With ihs greatest and from the osi es
tsusips houses 10 The Eastern markets, aud with
view 10 ssusfy tue tastes Of all our customers.
Ws nave also 4 full aud CON plets assortment OF
In iatsst aud M ost approx ed styles OF
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are bsyond doubt The most desirable Ia he
found in this city, Among which ara Cent? Shirts,
Uudershirs, Stoeks, Crsvsts, Gloves, suspsndst,
Hose, &c.
the making up OF garments IN ssiyie unsurpassed by
Any similar sstAblisbment.
Pull salts made on ,aorisst notice, and WARRANTED
q suit.
fhank full for the bastossielpsst Hbetsi isvors Of
The public, We take pleasure in piedgasg renewed
Udsttt2, and solicit shsrs Of the public patronage.
AMI u d-if .---.-.- y a. CANTEEL y 90.
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New Goods! New foods!
ED w ARD ALDEN N
Merchant Tailor,


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
R 9 a dy-Made Clothing
Cloths, Cassimsrss, vsstings, Gents Fur
nishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,
II Asjust returned from the east with one of the
oered Tor ssIei this market consisting in part 81
BRoADcLoTHS.
slEli,h, French, German and America, Of The f.
nest quality and istos, styls OF goods.
! CASSIMERES.
snglisb, Frsnr, and Am ,rcap, Of every variety -
style, color and quality
VESTINGS
Nhits Msrt-illes, NataIa sse, White London Figur-
cd TiDsel and Coiored silks, Fancy aud Plain sils
Velvet, Fancy Snk aud Linen, Italian silk Greus :
dine, Satin, Italian Cloth, Siis Plush, aud Fancy
dVERCoATING.
Slack, Blue and Brown Rroadeloth Union, Nhtnes
and Pilot Cloths Fancy, Blue, drown aud Mulberry
Castor Beaver, csnsdE rnSed and Ssisra OF ths b.
test imports.
READY-MADE
|upsr.Ccsls, ,uvey.sscks. surtouis, Reedpg Jackets
qualities nd sy lee, Silk, Velvet, PLUSH, Glotli
Cashmere aud Valencia Vests, Casmeu, satinet,,
double and twist isocy and plain Cashmere AMI
Do ssk 10 Psnte; Den aud Guernsey Froess, WRAP.
psrs aud overslls.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory. calico, white plain linen corded and Paris
DO ,oms, fancy oolored Shirts, with common and pol
ks wIisibspds; striug Deorsey, corded Byron, pol
ks collars, Neck Ties, stocks, fancy and and plain
Cravsts; Gloves-vhite, black and coiorsd kid fii
ed buck, cloth, Chesterheld, Aberdeen, Berlin,
Union aud German and Fur Gauntlets; wool, meri-
and cotton Hose; white and fancy lincn and all
Hsndksrch ief.; embroidered lambs WOOL, white and
mixed msriso and silk Wrappers and Drswersi
Wool Mtts, Searfs, Muniefs, Gents Shawls and
Shawl Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet Sacks and all other
articles naiiy kept by the trade, all OF which Is
respectfully s9bmittedto ,he examination of Gus
TONERS. .s ..g.sss
Anesrly call will secure choice selections:
EDWARD ALDEN.
second street, opposite LsClaira Row, Davenport,
Iowa .lbel Msen Maia & brAdy.l sep6du
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New HAMpsHIRE.-The Fremonters
OF the Granite State are lighting
glorious battle. The whole State is
awake to the issues ofthe contest, and,
five mistake not, the pro-slaysry par
ty will find . Waterloo field on the
4th.
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= N - 8 3 - :"
(. - q. DAWSON & CO., have formed
.. partnership with P. X. Griggs, under the name
and syie OF Dawson. Griggs Co, to take effect
on the ist day sfSovembsr, 1885.
All persons having unsettled accounts with the old
Arm requested ty call and settle. Ocss5
For the Ladies'.
LNRENCH kid, White kid, Rngiish kid, Bronze hid
Il and Velvet Slippers
Aiso, Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
Caters, from q, 80 10 Ss,5 per pair, for ssle By
Dec gF DAWSON, GRIGGS co
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SO dtf BRUNNER & CAS-
NEXV TIN STORE,

THE subscribers have justopened store on Hsr.
L rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
hey intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
on hand all kinds Of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid 10 Roofing, Spouting and
Iobbins. Country merchants can rely upon being
supplied with TIN ware at wholesale prices
xands AII6dtfl GRANTEES BELL.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJOHN y0RDAN's

~
A LARGE aud varied assortment efNlom's and
ADoyss Ready mAde C!ethlme1 smeteo
ing all iGerentand sppreyedstyiee nd made
good ' oYkmen out ofthe best material
Fine medium sndcomp on, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, fstsrsham and Flushing, BaaSups, Ssckssnd
Psistot ovsrcoat, Cloth, DIeas aud Frock Costs Of
coloYs aud qualities Cloth, Cashmere, Sati
ns,, Velvet ssd Tweed Psntaloons. silk, Satin, Va
ispiis Velvet Plush, Cloth csssimers,
Sstinet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Mouke.
jackets, ,Drawers undsrshlrts Hosiery, SuaPsnders,
GIoy ,Uravats, Shirt ,Stocks,
Ties, scsrfl Winchester and Scott tsspprcyed Patsnt
Shoulderssam Shirts Umbrelasand allarticlesusual
ly kept Ia gentlemsn's furnishing stores, Including
Kobss de ChAmbreand Revere Vestsand osercosts.
Also, plssdid assortment OF uncut Cloths, Csssi
msIes and yssungs-sll Of which will be made UP to
oyderi the best manner, With promptness, al accom-
modstng pSicss, and by competent woTkmen. This
ssablisHmsatisin the monthly receipt ofths latest
Fashionsso thstordersi nsYustedto them may bs re-
isdupsn esbeins in ths by those Who de-
sHeit. All aAnper Of plain work and work OF gen
tssl ~ ediHm ,pTomptly attandedto as heretofore
HATS ofa hswsty yleteesihsr withail efths com :
mos kinds constantly on hand.
atronag !, hes bscribsr dent.
~ hopes 70 meritsee ntinaaace oithcsame.
JOHN JORDAN.
MercAantr silo cioshisr From sssrsst,s sppo-
|.utA ~
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WOOD, WOOD,

A T the CITY WOOD YARD, junction ofsecond and
-SAfront streets. We have hand large sssort
cent az ali kinds of seasoned Wood naHsly
Maple, Ash, Oak, Hickory, &C.,
which are selling cheap also large quantity OF tenc
nd Posts, To Brick Makers and others who want
Wsod by the quantity, will make liberal deductions
H. WILLIAMS & co.
lime ssth dtJau22,57& Dayenport, Iowa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-03
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
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Spring AHRANGEMENTS,
nN and after Monday, April i4,h, ls56snd until
Ofnrthei notice, trains will leave Rock island dsi
ly, Sundays excepted, as follows:
lei mail train al t.UU A. NJ
I'd express, stopping only Atths principal
ei0tion6 at iU.4S a ~
sd night express, stopping al all ststions s.l0P.
4,h freight, with cd class ears at 6.30 4. d.
Trims arrive al Rock Island daily, Sundays except
ed, Hs follows:
let Eight express at c.UO a, h
ID express, stopping only at the priacipal =,
stations at 4uU r. ~ .
4th hfrcght with I'd class cars al 8.45 p. M .
hlrans over this road are in direct connection al
Chicago with trains both the Mchigsa southern
and Michigan Central r. X. 10 and from Detroit 10
led0, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Dunkrk, 3 ihalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New YORK,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. also a.
La sale with trains OF the Illinois Central Road-
north t. taaua and south 10 St. Lons and CARO- 10
which tickets can be procured OF =. 5. SIZE
VEINS, ilGkeL agt. Il. X. Depot Ri.
Pass myers are reminded the necessity ofgiting
distac. directions 10 the destination OF their oag.
gage, si.o 10 procure tickets before taking theiI
scat n the cars AS the conductors collect fares only
to stations on the line OF the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN 2. TRACY, Supt.
w. II. WHITMAN, Assn sup't.
Rock Island, April Z, 1856,