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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14
Ss'ERflsEMRNM RRNEWKs EVERY Bll.
For Situations 1 Help Wanted, see Sth page.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A eORE LEG FOR TWENTY ONE YEARS CURED
"A in three weeks by Railways ready relief &C MIR. T.
H. Kgoa merchant Of high standing in Dahlonga Georgia.
says1ha gentleman who for years hal been
afflicted with leg that resisted kind OF treatment
efecualy cured In three weeks by Railways ready
lief, resovent and regnlators.
RADW AZ L co, l62 Fulton street Y.
r. X. remedies sold by druggists and merchants every
where.
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TBAlBFre's TDAp CONCERT last night was fully a.,
4pdco and the gre pianist lie growing in the sppreca-
otns psDic. Es quiet, modest thoroughly gentle
manly nj The piano makes him almost many
Nemireys ss fis spendid playing He played last night
(v JoVa ids rom Lucia" and "semranide," Audsnte
70 BON Lucia" The serensds from Don Pssquaie"
knd the grand yariarons from ~ S:r d'Amore in all
n which xr Thaoerg ADDED 10 the great reputation be
bas ALI edy obsi1ed among The fourth takes
sce OF Saturday, when two soDgs without words, on
o-mes from Mendelssonp will be gwen. tho official
ut give The details OF arrange By which
EeSts be teeurcd al one dollar each.
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pRouGHAx's TR.P TO PaILADsLPBA.-Tbe announcement.
| This tous affair drew together large audience at
|be Bowery theatre as night The origin oil the affair 10
sid be that time snce heavy wager was Daas
theatrical re esentaton could not be given by tina
anne sc,orr In Se~ York Ano Philadelphia on the same
yht. yr. Broushsm in conjunction with Mr.. u. G
srrett ~ho had previously accomplished similar feat
Baltimore and Washington, resolved TO rnd ertake II,
according to announcement tho affair OF last
Us ht. to' midsbis array Of coupon tickets admitting the
TO all aorts Of performances passages BY sea and
And BY carriage BY rail and By steamboat were given
but at dosra each, special train chartered, with
Of tho directors along TO prevent accidents So
the excursion, commencing with the representation Of
he stage struck Iiiahman," al the Bowery theatre,
pon which the curtain precisely O'Clock.
bc pesfo concluded at s2o when the actors and
xeur.ionsts LEFT the theatre in carriages cheered by
large and illuminated by rockets and similar juo
xtory demonstrations. Arrived q Jersey City at 1860
md took special train for Philadelphia The party
+eTed about one hundred
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Court Calendar-This Day.
6Uy1n0 C0Uxr-Orcuh Mos. 2ios, 2o0t, 2oss, ESQ.,
$50 2ols 1882 1e6i, $780, 74s 7ao, 81, Il, 1884, LA
l00S, 1904, sb8, 62
UsnID srArs DIETRICH Cornr.-Nos. 30, 50, 30, 4s, 81
Sc 10 So
srYEnoR CouRr-Nos. sea- ese 7o7, TOT 10, tai, tbs
49, 71i, 7co 7ei c7o SEQ, 2ec, 7o2, 7oa. 7eo, cS0
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Gold Medal Pianos !-steinway & Sons, 81
WALKER street. Broadway received three first prz.
meals last year. ard again awarded gold medal At tbs
fair Of the Maryland Institute. Baltimore for the best Piano
forte Cali them.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL


THURSDAY, Nov. 1876 P. NJ
The stock market was active and baoyans this morn
Ing, There large operations In al the leading rail-
road Stocks and in the face Of all and reports
touching the credit character Of some prominent
companies there appears 10 DO more buSershe higher
prces 60. AT the nrs board to-day Pennsy ivana Coal
Company advanced u per cent; Cumberland oaAt,. II;
New York Central Railroad 4; Erie, X; Reading, ~;
Michigan CeAral, Michigan Sout ,ern Panama, "a
illinois Central, 1; Gaiens and Chicago, III Cleveland
and Toledo, X; Chicago end Rock Island, Tho most
active movement 70 day In Reading and Cleveland
and Toledo The improvement general and the marke
closed hrm at quotations. Al tais Of advance
we shall DO among the highest points, We should
be surpIeed this excitement n.inue for
days. Outside sellers for fall plts5y waiting the
proper time
At the second board the mark was moderately &C
tive, and further advance rei zed. Neg YORK
Central went up y per crnt Gaiena aud icago "a
illinois Central, i; crte, u E,ading, " Michigan
Central II; Michigan Southern, n; Panama, I; Cevelaui
and Toledo, "a Chicago aud Rock Isaad, Il Ca nberlaAl
"a; Oela ae and Huofon, 1.
TIE = amship George Law, at tbs pori, IRON Aspin
wsi,, brings 81 zee, SGT in California gold.
IA Tre. Tntto
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ard printed Superior manner BY JACOB HYATT al his
old esabsheni corner Maiden and Broadway. The
hrhes premium Of the New YORK Crystal Palace awarl
ed 70 him.
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go Cent AmbrotyPc Lil<enesscs, with Case,
cheapest In the world at kIMBAIs 3F Broadway, corner
oil Leonard street
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I2hc. or One Shilling Porsrsitypcs OF the
peope-,ahng 1000 daily at the old - picture shop No 80
Rrna
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Visiting ,hc various hotels Wishing her supply q Tsr AMI
boots slippers toilet slippers and indis rub
tronize J. b. MILLER co, I3i Canal street.
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n. Dalzell and c. w A.mpssen +

M. Dalzell and C. w. Asmusscn have
leuve to withdraw their bills in order to pre-.
sent detailed statement Of their services.
On motion OF Aid Owens the report was
adopted.
The report OF the Chief OF Police for the
month o! January was read and filed.
Mr. Edmund P. Gillet, through Aid. Lam
orie asked Of Council the privilege Of erect.
ing Hay Scale on Second Street, between
Ripley and Scott Streets.
Aid. Lambrite moved that Mr.. Gile,t
have the privilege OF erecting said hay scales
at the point designated, the city reserying
the power to order the same TO be removed
by giving him six months notice. carried.
Aid. Eyser offered the folowing:--
Resolved, That the lease and privilege
now owned and possessed by Co,es g. Ds-
vIes, which was granted to them some time
since IN reference to occupying the landi ng
between Harrison and Ripley streets in the
city OF Davenport for their lumber &C., be
and the same is hereby extended by the city
OF Davenport for five years from and after
the first day of June, 1856.
On motion of Aid. McKown the resolu-
ton was referred to the Ordinance Commit.
Tee Win lhslructions 10 report an ordnance
in accordance with the resolution.
The following bills were ordered paid,
four ifths of the Council voting in the af-
frmative:
w. d. Moore, services as policeman for
month of January. SAC, 80
Charles Hall, ditto 46 30
w. g. Robson, ditto 1850
+. Parmele, load of coal and re-
pairing door to watch house, 7,30
Davenport Gas Light and Coke
Co, gas for street lamps during the
months Of Nov. and Dec, 1918
w. II. Holmes g. Co., stationery, $50
The bill Of Jacoby Jr. was laid on the
table.
On motion Of Aid. Cook the Council ad.
journed.
Attest: Is. B. WOODWARD, Clerk.
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Public Notice,

NOTICES hereby given that J. NJ. D. BuaRows.
~ CHAs. LxssLtE, lssATIus LAseER, WIN. WooD, I.
c. DEssAIsr, p. AERwIs, JANIS NJ. DAIzELL, G. c.
P.RR1, J. NJ. WITHERwAx, ALFRED SANDERS, b. D.
WOODWARD, JAS. GAMBLE, & ALDEN T. MALLxRv
ha' incorporated themselves in accordance with the
provi sons of the Code OF Iowa. under the title and
BY the name of the 'Hawkeye Insurance Company"
and have led their articles OF Incorporation in the
Recorders Office in Scott couDtyin said State OF Iowa.
The principal place oftransaetRg the business of the
Company AT The city Of Davenport, In said County
and State.
The general nature of the business 10 be
BY said Company is thai OF Marine, Fire and Inland
Navigation Insurance. to he conducted on the mutual
plan. Amy person applying for Insurance may pay
cash premium in addition TO premium note; or
definite sum in money 10 be fixed by the Company In
ul Tor such Insurance. instead ola premium note
All premium notes are liable TO assessment for all
losses and expenses ofthe Conn any whether the cam
arise out oflosses or expenses growing out Of cash
or premium note Insurance, and, shall be payable In
part or the whole at any time when the Company
shall require the same for the payment OF losses and
such incidental expenses as shail be necessary for
the business OF the company and for the
redemption and payment of Judgments Obtained
against The company, and all notes, bills or bouds
The corporation will commence business ON the ,ih
day Of January, A. d. 1856 and will continue for
tw enty years thereafter.
The capital stock of the Compsny TO consist pre-
MUM notes and cash prem ums reed. and such other
capital by consent the Board OF directors shall
ha We been added and shall not exceed Five Hundred
Thousand dollars; but The Company will commence
issuing Pelices with capital OF Twenty Five Thou
The affairs Of the Company shall be conducted BY q
Beard Of Directors thirteen in number, TO be cleo
ted by the members and stockholders such ele cron
to be holden on the I'd Monday in January of each
year. But the incorporates above named eonstitu V
the first Board of Directors, and shall hold ihelr on
ces until the end Monday In January, A. d. 1857 aud
until the successors shall be elected.
The highest amount of Indebtedness TO which the
Company viii ut any time subject itself, is Fifty
Thousand Dollars.
The private property Of the bers, stock holders
directors and corporators OF the Company, which 70
not included in the Capital shall not be liable Tor
the corporate debts, the amount which may bs
due from each person respectively.
n-.dt
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Valuable Real Estate
At pURYIc NAIE,

DY virtue OF an order Issued out OF the County
DCourt In ana for the County OF Scott, State OF
IOWA, to me drec ted, will offer for sale at public
IN said county, Saturday the aisth dsy
Of February ssIt, at one O'Clock & NJ e SAID day,
the following property, 70 WIZ me north east guar.
township eighty ls0l north Of range Jour ~ east o.
Inc SIN principal meridian In said County, contain
inf I'd acres having running water and about two
Of Tim lana thereon, late property OF Luke
Martin deceased. This Is g most desirable proper.
w. sligibly situated place public business, on
he pu suaus road, IL miles north OF davenport.
Tsrms-Ons half IN hand, remainder In one year
with nterestSt ten per cent. secured by Deed q
trust, DC. JOHN HOIST, .
Guardian Of James Martin and Charles Martip, MI
nor children Of Luke Martin, deceased.
Davenport Jan l6 1855 dts
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an unchanged. Southern malls of this
morning brings No papers, two Orleans
N ills now due here.
Sandy Hook, Til p. M.-The steam ship
Union from Havre By way of Halifax aud
Newport, is in sight Steam ships Pacific
and Persa from Liverpool not yet,elegraph-
ed.
Fire.
ToLlpo, Feb z.
A fire last night consumed the grocery
store of Webb g. Worden, the blacksmith
and wagon shop of D. w. Shore, store of
P. Reding, and the saloon of Zeigler--totul
loss Sc 900, insurance $4,000.
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Real estate.


Io1n r. n. CAtL4As CHAXLEs PoTE4s'
roughkeepsIe, n. Y. DAY export, IOWA
GALLMhN Z POWERS,
.sttorneysG CounseiiOrsa at Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Once, south sl1e of second s,rect opposite LsClaife
Block aver Atiey'hstote.
ASD5 huughtaud sold GA Cominission. Having
lIaiso u Office ia Eastern Now YORK, at poIHt
which siarg5cnigration may be expected during
the prcse season, We have unusual advantages TO
dispose Of tand. 10 actual settlers.
!! TLoapsaesotated On Real Estatesecuri,y.
-REFERENcEs--
New York city. Peughkeepse, ".
Hon John Van 6ufen, Hon. ChatlesH kugges,
A. Z. Flagg, 81 Gilbert Dean,
:. Charles o'C0nor, Il Vasser d Co.,
William Hsgemeyet, - Benson Losing
Anthony J Blesckcf, 90 Prof. 5. +. u. Morse,
William b. osidIaore. Utica, N. Y.
Albany, ~ Y. Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill, Casger \ Porter Chicago, III.
HogebooIne, King gnd boies Rk.Swifland Co..
Erastus Corning. Mile aad Fowler,
Apli3dwtI WIZ. Wood and 20.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

! AYR mrs LEo.-The Moline Workman
Il week says that valuable horse be-
Loinp to some one in Davenport, while
Iojnp away the previous Saturday in that
n fell and broke his leg.
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Pleasant Yesterday was a
DuifuI day for the season, and the sun
Dne more warmly on the frost-bound
HI than it has done at any time during
las, tedious two months of almost unin-
hlPted and severely cold weather. Ex-
PENCE teaches us to expect the re-appear-
b Of the beauties OF spring and summer,
sever shvering may b, our suspense
lle winter reigns tremendous Ger the
}, but the atmosph ere Of yesterday gave
renewed assurance that
Nd nature the embryo blossom will save,"-
tina, il will not be long now, before all
charm. o. the yeynal year will be re-
he'd
famed with fresh fragrance and glitt'nng with
iew.v
the sake Of change, We will certainly
Pleased when we again hear the songs Of
birds, and see the bloom Of the flowers.
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ELow TRAvELIsS,--Railroad communi.
Eon hence TO st. Louis has been almost
lrely suspe nde d on account Of deep snow.
Friend, who essayed to visit that city, was
trmed AZ the depot that there had been
one train in during the last five days,
gentleman present who had arrived
I,hat train said that the passengers had
en obliged to travel portion Of the way
Wagons, Those designing 20 go to St.
Bis via Railroad can make note of the
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s11 Nary DAVENPORT GAZETTE,

ony paper in the State of Iowa that is printed on
p,,.s, Press, and Its circulation is the largest Of any
s,.,s Advertiser appreciate these advantsges, a,
,,,s amply testify
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lhe Mayor called the Council TO order.
he minutes of the last meeting read and
proved
AIi. Cook from the Finance Committee
porled that they had drawn from the
easurer und RENTED to New York the
ybruary Interest on the Bonds Of the City.
IN motion of Aid. Price the doings OF
Finance Committee were approved.
..lhe Street Commissioner laid before the
uncil statement OF the work done BY
and under his superintendence during
season. On motion OF Aid Price 1t
referred to the Finance Committee.
Ia petition was read from A. lie Claire
others praying Council to change the
ede of Farnam Street, so that it will con-
Pr to the profile as exhibited by the CITY
Agineer.
I'm motion of Aid. Cook the prayer OF
petitioners was granted.
aid Price offered the following:
kesolped That Brady Street at its inter,
Cuon with Seventh is now at grade, ana
the grade is so established,-which was
opted.
40 Cook offered The following:
ffe'olred, That the Marshal be instructed
report to the Finance Committee forth
lth as follows
list. The whole amount OF Tax list OF
- as given him by the City Clerk,
Esa. The amount assessed by him when
Fes omitted by the Assessor.
10 The amour, collected by him.
fth The amount psidto the City Treas
..dlh. The amount now due on the Tax
ON The amount Of al. unavailable lax
oy reason of double assessments Innoil'
Il 10 collect, o. from any other cause
slch was adopted.
Z Inc Finance Committee reported in ia
OIL allowing the bill of Sanders o. DAVE
printing, amount SCI 90; that the Stree
Commissioner be instructed to pay John M
ahnon $500 out OF tho Road Fsnd' th'
me being for work done on Street ID 'ht
~ 1884, that Burnell, Gillet Il Co. nave
s'o withdraw thsu bill; and that ;" 10
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Hotel ARRlvALs.-We learn from good
horty that the arrivals during the past
4 al three of our Notes.-The lie Claire
Nse and the Old and the New Pennsyl-
La House, amounted to 10000. This
/ is ascertained from the registers Of the
les mentioned. In addition to this num-
careful butyery moderate calculation
kss the arrivals at other houses amount
giving total for the year OF
loco. We think that figure is, if any
,g, rather below than above the true
*, but it will give an approximate idea Of
business done in our city in this particu-
Line.
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WILLOW and WOODEN W AssE.
REMOVAL.

WILLOW and WOODEN W a Is Il.
REMOVAL.
WYE have removed our entire Stock Of Wooden
w and Willow ware 10 No. 100 Second street, one
door above Vine..opposite Kings Hotel,
5. CGPPLES a. CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, BRoOMs,
BRUSHES, MATS, MATCHES. BLEACHING,
HEMP, MANILA, JUTE AND COTTON
CORDAGE AND WINES
or all kinds. Wrapping Paper, Selves, Curry Combs
and Cards, and Hames.
Being engaged more extensively in Manufactur-
ing than any other house In our line in the West, We
can and will sell lower than any other house In 81.
Louis and il YOU call on before purchasing either
In Chicago or Cincinnati, you Will ind that our
nrces will average lower than In either of the two
piaces We call particular attention to our
stock ofTURNED AXE and PICK HANDLES,
We'll Buckets and Iron bound Kegs, from one TO ten
gallon and Brushes ofall kinds, and all kinds Of
Willow Wagons, Cradles, Cabs, Hampers, Clothes
and Mark OF Bask cts, and every description OF Fan
cy Work and cling BASKETS, Cedar Tubs, Churns
In Boxes Cans and Buckets, all Of ST, Louis manu-
fscture except the two last, which VIC bring direct
from the manufacturers. =, ,,,,
We are also Agents for PIERCE cos Milwau.
kee Matches which selling at Factory prices,
freight included. We are also Manufacturing the
Large Steamboat and Stable Rroons, and hrs-rate
Imitation Shaker Brooms. Broom Hsndies and
Irvine always on hand. FEB d3m
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OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Feb'ry. 9th 1885,
REGULAR MEETING. Present, his Honor
Mayor, Enos Tichenor.
Ala lst Ward Name
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New YORK, Feb It'll.
A letter in the Tribune from Florida da-
ted Fort Meyers Jan. 18th says an express
has lust arrived from Fort Lyrand with
news of another Indian outbreak. A party
o. wood cutters consisting of corporal and
four men were fired at BY 20 Indians, miles
from the fort, and one man only escaped,
who stated that the rest were murdered and
II mules killed. A force was directly
sent in search Of the savages, which thor
oughly secured the country but not trace
OF them could be found.
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OF GAME.-rThe eastern
hers say that the cold weather has been
y destructive to the birds. Grea: numbers
EQUALS, pantridges aud other birds have
!. found dead ia the woods, and it was
bu,ht tina, hardly a quail would be left
Il in Maryland and northern Virginia.
3 aadinu the above statement reminded
If having seen dray-load OF prairie
,rkeas, day or two ago, and we thought
he time, hat what with the cold wealth.
1 nd the indiscriminate killing of birds in
Z State through the entire year, it would
verv extraordinary if they were not to.
n, sYterminated in 4 few more seasons.
i think il very probable that many Of the
;,;s chickens now brought to market, are
,nd frozen to death on the praires,--but
that be as it may, there ought to be
psssed for the preservation Of this valu-
h species of game.--a law 40 framed as
commend itself to the good sense of the
. nile. and which would there fore be gen.
ilIy obeyed, or its penalties enforced
IN violated. Such game Law is in ex-
lpce in Illinois, and we think similar
! would operate bene6cially in this State.
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Great Excitement in the Fruit Trade!
THE undersigned are prepared to sell Apples and
other fruit 81 the lowest dgures, and deliver frss
Of charge Families wishing nice run for winter uss
SEP, Iad;f HULL Z PARISH.
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v rs, 'twil pay you to cross the Ferr. and merei!
i examine our splendid assortment OF FaNCl
GOO DIS now Oh hand. II not, we viii refund the
amount OF your forriage DON'T forget the place
I,ec 4 PoRTEk'S Book Ltorc.
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wn Of w alcott

yyvEha for sale one hundred choice building lois
w in the Town Of Waioott and fifty well situate
ve acre lotsin the vicinity of said Town, all
we will sell to actual settlers on liberal terms
Sentsmhar ii ISIS COOK c SARGENT.
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something Desirable.

r AIDES oni Gents dressing and Toilet Cases IN
IL great variety, The above articles are dlhicuit 10
nnd, nut nave larger assortment shan oan De
fonnd west OF New York. Calland examine.
Dec2 PORTER & BRO.
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Atlanta and Interlor BANK,
WIZ shall continue to receive and pay out the
w notes of tho above Banks las We have done
since their organzation after the 18th Inst and TIL
tnrther netice [Janl2l COOK SARGENT.
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TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side Of Second Street, betoesn
Brady and Main
improved Farms, sily property and uEtnproyed
land for gale on commission.
Forty acres ofiaad situated on the bluh one and
half mice westof Court House, having uponit
al nne views oil river The cheapest property In the
vicinity OF Davenport. Can be bought very low BY
applying soon.
Bile oases the city for sale cheap.
Improve ed farms in Scott county near Davenport.
Alarge quantity ofunimproyed and ia Scott, Clin-
ton, Cedsr rand Muscatine counties.
May Id, 1855. TALLMAN 81 POWERS.
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Books 4 Stationery.

Valentines. Valentines!
TUSF received a large assortment OF beautiful
y Valentines, all fresh stock, and selected express
y for trade, by of ph.tners Just return
cd from the East
!G51iUst In season, and especially adapted TO
Cur Cold Weather and Warm Hearts
''Earkus Is willing" Leap Year s.
Price with Envelopes ranging from fes cegts 10
FIVE dokcTs.
Orders By mail solicited designat ne style and al.
dress n including the price viii meet with prompt
attention.
TFNo seurilous Valentines for sale.
ELL ADAMS CO.,
2mo2tf No. SO Brady Street near tine r. o.
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For Sale.

~ DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situated on FAR
4 ker,s addition to city of Davenport. All new
pos sess on given Immediately. Terms liberal,
inIy 95th ls55 COOK & SARGENT.
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Reed Organ.

WE have a very superior Instrument now Oh han'
w with Two sets Of keysaud 4 Pedal lass IL 10
splendid article and we'll adapted for large ehurcnes
II is equal in power TO xo0U ergan. Amateurs arr
Invited 10 oail and examine IL.
bee . PORTER & BRO.
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P2pier Nache Goods.
Az are Just receipt large stock VI the above
w goods Of u new and exceedingly rich style
Amoug them are Writing Desks, Iewei Cases, Glove
Dec : H. A. PORTER & BRO.
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Bankina.
--BANkERS--

AAChLOT & CoRBlA, Davenport, Iowa.
aACKtoT, C0KBlS s. WHITE, r. Deemoines, 10
REFER TO
aessrc P. CaoTRAuJR. 4 Co.. -
JoBs TsosPsor, Esq ,Banksr, I View York
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