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NOTICE.--THE CAkD PUBLISHED
NJ bv Julian Vannerson, In reply 10 one
from me induces nv notice ? admit, as he says,
that he has been employed some two years In my
Gallery I'm washington, under an agreement that
his salary should be equal to one-hsh OF the pro-
fits Of said 6allery-but do not admit that Il IL
an assumption or right TO terminate said arrange
ment when on investigating the affairs OF said
Gallery, And not only one half Of said Profits
but large, very large amounts taken without my
knowledge or consent, and appropria ed 10 hts
own use do not now deem Il necessary 10 say
more in justification Of my giving him so summs-
~ discharge as the matter viii very shortly un-
dergo legai investigation. beg to say To the
public that the Gallery il still open and In care Of
trusty and sklful operators who will fully su tain
the reputation nv Galleries have generally borne
Whitehufst's Gallery, PENIS avenue,
Washington. ID. G
au 5-ste JH wHITEHURST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-08

"A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be
acquired by using the "Balm ofa thousand
F1owers." 1t will remove tan, pi.plss, and
Jrse%les from the skin, leaving it of q soft and
roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour on two or
three drops, and wash the face night and morn.
ing. For sale at Shillington's, agent for Wash
ington, and all druggists.
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among other items, appropriates 81, CSC, 900 to
supply denciencles in the revenue of the Post
Office Department; $500 900 for continuing
the Treasury extension; S13S, 673 for the
completion OF the ,entre building and three
other sections of the Insane Asylum of the
District OF Columbia, and S14, 1872 for enclos.
ing the grounds; $3.50 600 for finishing the
portico and entrance Of the west wing Of the
Patent once building; 5000 900 towards the
erection OF the north front of the Patent Office
building, for the accommodation of the De-
partment OF the Interior S1l, 900 for the re-
pairs OF the potomac, navy yard and upper
bridges; $4,000 for repairs of Pepnsylvania
avenue; $4,000 for the construction Of sewer
and So 600 for filling up a ravine in Judiciary
square, &c
Various amendments having been offered,
discussed, and disposed Of
Mr. Ball moved an amendment to the effect
that il shall not be lawful after the 18th day
of November, 1856, for any officer in commits.
sion in the military service of the United
States to have charge of or to be employed as
assistant, superintendent, or architect in the
construction OF buildings for custom houses,
marine hospitals, minis, post Offices, court
houses, Capitol extension, or other public
buildings, except such as pertain to the mill.
tary defences OF tho United States and that
from and after the said date the general super
vision of the construction of the Capitol and
Post Office extensions shall be transferred from
the Secretary of War to the Secretary of the
Interior.
Mr. Ball alluded to certain expenditures in
the construction of the Capitol extension,
which he considered enormously extravagant,
for the purpose of showing the propriety of
adopting his amendment; and after a brief
debate it was agreed to.
Late in the afternoon they took recess;
and on re assembling political speeches were
delivered by Messrs. Matteson, A. K. Mar.
shall of Ky Grow, and Davis of Md, until
the Committee rose at half-past ten p. m, and
the House adjourned.
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THE LAKES!
7 4 n c Y B AZ A A B.

COLD, SILVER, PEARL, IVORY, PARI-
" an Marble, Tortoise Shell, Pspier Msche,
Rosewood, Leather, Morocro, China, Biscuit,
Porcelain, Alabaster, Bohemian Glass, Ebonv,
Steel Berlin Iron, and every hind Of F. ncy Goods
may be had at
THE LAKES.
They have also
The most choice American, French and German
Pc fumery and Cosmetics r.s
English Cutlery. Mathematical instruments
Drawing Materials ard Stationery, and
Combs and Brushes OF every description.
Would You make present, adorn your person,
or embeilish our home! Consult economy and
taste, and call at
Sue-H -H THE LAKES.
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QOARD, &c.-MHS. BATES, ON THE 3. w.
ID corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th sheet
isprep6red to accommodetegen
With or without beard. Every efOtwiu be m sde
to render those comfortable who may favor her
Nth their patronage. sps-H
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Boarding.

BOARD TWO LARGE ROOMS FOR
- RENT.-One very handsomely furnished
Also, large sized single room suitable for a gen
tie man. Board can be had on The most reasons-
BILE terms II desired. The situation IL cool ard
pleasant, having large yard attached is desirable
for family with children. No. i9s, 10th ftreet,
between ID and T.. au s-GsA
NRS. BANNERMAN, CORNER OF 9TH
w and streets. has several good Rooms va
can't, which she offers with board on reasonable
terms. She can acc ON modate several table board
ETs. iy left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-08

L,rIQUETTE, SOCIAL ETHICS, DIN
IA ner Table Observances; 1 vol, London, 81
cents
Domestic Cookery; Soups, Fish, Gravies, and
Sauces l vo.. London 19 cents
Domestic Cookery; Roasting, Boiling, Slowing,
made dishes, Poultry and Game 1 volume,
London, 10 cents
Domestic Cookery; Vegetables Omelettss, Con
fectionery, &c, &c l volume, London, 10
cents
Carving, Service, Kitchen, and Table Arrange
ments, 1 vol, London, 10 cents.
Imported per last steamer
au6 FRANCK TAYLOR
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PRYfAREp BY

fsas= Oh. JAMES C.. AVER,
PRACTICAL 4 ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
Uf LOWELL, MASS.
Price Is Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81 90
Bold by z: d. GILMAN, Washington, and all
sespeclable druggists. 49, sle-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-08

%CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.-
~ Persons declining housekeeping or hav-
ing q surplus OF Household effects viii Ind u to
their advantage To give us call before disposing
Of the same. We sre prepared to bnv their en-
tire stock OF Furniture, Tin large or small ouanu
ties, and thus save them the trouble and expense
incident TO public auction. New Furniture eI
changed for good second hand articles. BONTZ
q COOMBS, Extensive Furniture Dealers. No
800 Seventh street, near l. jyl2-1m
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TRAVELLING TRUNKSAT LOW PRICES
1T 322 PA. AVENUE.
MALL & STEPHENS ARE IN RECEIPT
w Of another large and fine as
soItment Of best sole leather trav- EzLlu
cling TRUNKS, Ladies' Dress lSfNtsIW
TECNKS, BAT BOXES, VA-N1AAO
Ices. CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS, &c,
embracing all qualities Of fine AID low priced
travelling requisites.
WALL d STEPHENS,
au S-3t Pa. av. bet 9th and 10Th SITS.
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VOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssO.
~ CITATION The Treasurer will be 1t
the rooms Of the association corner Of 10Th street
and Penn avenue, on Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday, Fridav, and Saturday evenings, fro m
bers. 1t is earnestly hoped that ali those membei
who desire the prosperity Of the association will
meet him there prepared to discharge their ndebt
edness. q. w. SCHREINER,
5-5t Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-08

nOUBLE ICE PIfCHFRs.-sILvER
- plated and Britannia, diHsrent sizes, az the
housefurnishing store, aso Seventh street.
au7 6 FRANCIS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-21

NC. II LA SALE So
Dell, 'ss-diy CHICAGO.
fAXON 3 CROSBY.
MANUFACTURERS. IMPOKTERS & DkALERS l.,
Paper 4AnK1nEO,
0rnams1ts, XeuIdiags and decorations Of
evsry Description. ALSO,
EESDoE SHADES L CURTAIN FIXTURES,
" ao,s .ale and Retail, 81 Randolph So, CHICAGO.
81 Law Buildings, Wisconsin 81, Milssakee
York cits. Nc can orer superior advantages 20 the
-rrsde Than any other establishment IN the West
.. 1. tAros. loc, i-diyl cRossr.
POsT1R HOUSE
Corner of North Cark and kiRxie SIS,
Ch1cHy0, -
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Flint rate business lots on Finl, Second and Ihlrc
sIrseii also, 70 beautiful lots In North Davenport,
and a large amoantofunimprov land in scou soun
81. Applyte
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
ffIwo daily trains leave Joliet iexeept sundays
L connecting 81 lake station with the Michigan
Centrai r. X. fsr Dstroa, and thence With The Grea'
Western, Canada halfway TOR Niagara Fails, buiisio'
4 ibany, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Montreal
TRAINS LEAtE JOLIET;
as A. NJ, iAShtninx Express arriss at Detroit al
. n. n. Niagara Falls +,3o rex Looming anu = f1iA
mia val, Eimi = at 10 u. NJ. also connects ~ DotroIi
,yitb saeaine re Tor Cleveland. and thencewith morn
s.i0P.M Express eanaeets nexl morning AZ Dcnon
with north shore line of SteaIne fs through ~thoui
landing, arriving al $50 A, ". con meeting Win ny
Yress yrain 70 sew YORK and Boston. Also cor
meets with the morning sroin on the Canada Railway
arriving al Niagara Falls 81 $50 y NJ.
lnrougil teSets can os purchased - the fieAetsi-
dee oftas - up.sy A. Jatt0t, aao sag pSssengerst 70
lay over ant tssane tAeif seats a. pleasure.
DULY 81 j. diy y kitE, supt'
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psnnsyivania Railroad

4. IL. HOUSTON, 6sSsraI FresgAt 1gemt, Phila
y .LuABAERT, Sap'fd Ites.a, Pa
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part Of Dsvsnpor. "
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS
Lath, shingles, &c.

"lHE OLU sIEtA Wiz STILL AIrvs
SNOhkf 70 cay - oar nnBt-touE Ca.fau.. -
A-pSAEcoIN@tsftls aucc ga aEnSEss yt,ck - -
b+ty tata Snd shiHgies oEbsnd Is soms 81 al, 80 80
sblsep4.peAig1s 4U oar h8s aGretdss-Dat osT -,
hPotoFy iof seEh small aloSk o. hard ia IN, ay
81 toGnsfs shi I0ksllor Us 70 stgR4t Asav I-,f -
i5ama up tos or bVV,,sg lee, On hand. WsfI, !.
4Alis from ~ W $1,000 fsst LHtHeer--ID 10 ll.g -
--Shug!es' sasa, Doors, c, &c, IA ptopsnion, al,
cur stock aeeumuihtss slowly -tseI ANN
pe wsNtr.ihat sc can on Al Sost EAg In ss.,,a Sc
Rouse, Store OF Barn.
Oar fsi. sdpp1 efL06s IL ng~ eonin.
Snfaehi eampfetr. WI Is
Past e ,of, sraaeialiy sekHVwisdxvd-aeo D,,s,
BURNELL, GILLET & ca
-rpn.I VIZ. W.
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Groceries.
a LAror Avn cOnpLYTI STOCK or
80 ra0 rIRST CH0

4ss " fKE8d FIRST CHOF
<stS<bSss6sfESt
At ~AoLm0A4S1y
MH-~.NATHEs subscribe 70 have noN on hano, -
~ daily racsiyisx from the hast ~. ...
Ssa.fo~ssNSs III 80 taI Das..ssrt, fssa,
Groceries, Nails, G,Ass, salt, Woedea~@ss'
Provisions, Sc,
which Ala! onas 10 the trede a. whosssaie eNftnsNs3
To Rct Il AarcAaaLs, hyteitkespats A,A suns, -
the Interior OF tho State aud Nebraska Wpp plishasS
III wh0lesals, W give tho as sttaaea that We ".l ~
their orders and nloinoranda at Chicago ana 81 b"u's
prices transportation added.
Merchants, Gfocars and Hotet-keepefs doing busl'
noes on the itna or npsr the Tine at the Mississippi q
Missouri ks,lrexd-iow wa CIT, or iarthar Ness, VIII
mud IL to their interest 10 make thair purchases o. as
and by chipping their goods By the II. n NJ. r.. n,
save 81 mite hauling by teams fropi aHS other pom.
ON Int riy er. Our ~fsciiiiies are OF the frst clsss ,And
We Ieei the mosi positive CONFIDENCE, that, you VIII
bat give asa cal look through cur atoe6, and learn
oui prices snd siermss We shaii receive y liberal
share ut your patronage; which lt shall be oar aim,
by furnishing hrst-rate goods al favorable priees,thh
ratr doatinK, ~ merit and receive ~ lSQ
Storage, ForWardingN Commission
y In thIs branch Of the trade, We are pre- AIRED y do
\ large amount vi business. Merchants AID others
mak,nx c~ousisumsnts 10 our ltouss, may rest assuT'
ed of lac utmost ddelty on our paft 70 incl inter.
Gaia, and .has eonsignments shall receive promP'
attention In sales and retains.
y. d Satisfactory reference given IN All vases
IA, SdsiI - ~ RYAN y Me1AkN.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

TshSfeby gwen that meeting Of the stoek holder rs
i OF the Mississippi and Aissoun Nall Road Com
pany, win be held al the otea OF said Company, at
ms corner OF Main and Second Streets, Davenport,
O'Clock A. VI. Of Said day, for the purpose Of slecung
oncsrs Tor said Company for the ensuing year.
II. PRICK, Soet'y.
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a4 aEs B sg2Ep9s w w FeEt& %2H
eF sH7rg E It#19E zE7
#sg Ett rlfgey 1~s
-4 ega4ur asaE HsEt7 yEHsG
s--as@ zrsgE ussSf ssg-
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SEASONED LUMBER
I Nipts9 1apuA 'as sssADa '
SHINGLES

tAAEa pafss aaea zHt pTtap aNgs9S Patent N.
ehias, 10 cdnuschou st1 ~ d1i, add 1 sIa xati.nsa
eau "a ppig Eag castotnsts sifG \ esltbr salurls !. :
.esa money tAAa any Hte DtoagaG asta Lf. or sac =.
made " aay oFtier mIehtns. l ass taaks snluxls,
" hHnd and Wiz 1VauanS - do 80 as long A. ths.
Srsi denXud
~ tAis pRgytashts5 % nsGra IA Ihs nss ~,
pistiAfSfsl aud sJttoit rom HS eussonsn aal L.
pablo e8nI4aasAed 81 the slmS.
Gpi2-d"u JOIN NJ. CANNoN
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
EaMEs;G1l

~ n aed aler Monday April ifia, 1850, and until
J farther notice trans will leave Davenport, for
Nuscarine aud iowa Gifts, Sundays e%aeaptudl as FOL
lows:
Isl Fseixai and Ernigr-nt Train ~ A 81.
al al irsin al 9.oc A. NJ
81 Expruss train a. SIS =. NJ
Trzins arrive atDarenRordaiiy, % ~sandsys excepted
as follows.
LIST Nail Train nj -f ,. 9.9 y. u.
al Passenger Train, 10 r. NJ.
ri Rrsixhl aud kaiyraal Train al T31 r. N.
All Trsin. outos tsaysnpor; will make connections
= in NJ aseasine aud Iowa City.
fne Passenger Trains al davenport connect With
he Rock Island ami Chicago Trains. The evening
tfaia ssops cae hour IN Dascnpor, for sui per.
pzs,vexsrs are reminded of The necessity of giving
a s,incl directions ~ TO The destination of their bag
xses. Also 10 proease ticket before taxing their
s,,s.s In the cars. JOHN + HENRY.
A. DAY, SupT.
Master Of TranspoItaiep. api ii-in
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Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Plaata
ton Mill-Price reduced.

ton Mul-Price reduced,
tdE subscriber has purchased exclusive righl Of
territory for sals 10 The " ret, Of the above ceie-
ofaisd Mills, shdis prepared TO furnish lhsm NJ ali
l'uits, either wholesale or retail, gusrs nteed Ia lbs
mos! positive msuner.
itts nox more than a year since The Liilis Cant
vas introduced to The public, during which time Il
hAs been constantly growing 10 the 20 pulat ia vor.
Inc improvements recently effected nnI patented,
mHkesit the most perfect machine ever offered for
general farm use. Lis furnished compiets ready ie'
altsching team, and weighs as follows: No. I,e25;
No.2,ssu' NOS, 400; No. 4, $40 pounds. Tweni.
minutes are sun1elenito set one up, without mschaa
entrusted 10 . boy. Full directions ne sompsny saeh
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FAR1ERsl SAW AND GRIST MILL MN,
Tbs Best Mil ever offered to the Public 4

FARNERsl SAW AND GRIST MILL MY,
Tbs Best Mil ever offered to the Public i,
FELTON'S PORTABLE ME-.
INTHfCH has taken the Etrst Frsm,am Al ,na
VI Sfats and CssHty Fairs where il IN, Lsan y
My. city, This truly excellent Mil, cslsh,s,.
alike for It's simplicity, durability and prac.ic.bim,s
patentsdvany.2 I'd, 1855, stand, anrivsledi IbrIa.y'
num Der of thas1 mills sold, aud their incrss.n.Sf
Inand foreibiy dselsr re their merit lover lM0 49,
beea sold insthe last str nsaths). fhey arr s,Ipi,It
bly, adapted for grinding Corn, Oats, Wheat, Bad.,
Gorn IN the ear, Spices, dc. with arapidily ind III
fectlon unknown before. ~"
Nos2 Mil grind 5 Nom I 10 3 bus. OF meal. a ms,
l5bus offesi pcf hour with Isom = To 4 uorse, ssS
other Nos. a proportlonate amount. They c.n ~
propsllsd BY horss. stsam ar wsisr power, ana 49,
Won ada pied 20 Irregular motion, hence al A trIaIns
cost they can be attached 10 an, saw mill. ISs-9s
MEAL srIsEs are attached 70 these mll., ina, ,,,.
aering the,a The only trsss graeticaeis EuiI n ia,ms
can have.
References can DO given where ,h,,, mill, -.
been IN use Is months without either rscsivins y,
ieediug dressing, aud ike ise where they were IN
trodnesd foar months ago Tor grinding Irss o.,
II is Ill established fact thatai mills using kn,v.
ssesf JssS" but severs'sriss msat,ti aud thai All cor,
aud cob crushers only crack the corn and .oh az.
that neither reduee the feed 20 4 desired snsns'
% DO used with PROFIT But the -
FELTON, MILL,
without knives, aud with grinding surface. a. H..
tanpsred steei will nes Arecttt, 10 O. psbIe or go
ing TO any degree OF hpeness, and oil rsdu sins ~ !,
The nn' less Of meal. These fscts Justify usin -.
fantnx these MILLS % give eaIire satisiaeiion.
For fnrthor tniormsuon and mile and rtxht anal,
- NICHOLS, LOOMS d Co., ofaoe IL crflp..
House, Dsysnpors Iowa, or Box ss p, ~
y tfoWtI
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J.
Proprietor Of the
uApJna HuIe. LIE cLAIkk,

xIrILLksspeoestaDu, on hand and for sale 2 arg,
w assorneptoi LAIN Der, AaasAs 1919
giles OF eysry yssisty Of sixe for beldibg psFpos@
a. slso hard y GOD for cabinet WORK aud naebtnsg.
Beiax At ihs head oflhs sspt6sy he esa sttsfn ssaeet
I'd iogs Of test quality and la oniimite quantity 60
~ ~ tsep the Mills aiming every seek IN me yesr
order re- an the sesor be allied on ssortnotsss ~ an,
ibse.
love.l Isl srSc4- Eel, i5s5- DAT
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
E6Slaeoa4ks

&661aeH&ksR
The great Central Route, connecting the A. lanuc
elite. wnh tae Western, Northwestern, ana seuth-
xc.lerp states, by y continuous Kali ~ direct. This
/ road also connects al Pittsburgh with daily line OF
,esmers 10 all pers oa the Norm western Lake.; ma
which Freighs can be ferwsrtod 20 aud from laa
Xatss tween Philsdslphis and Pitsburr,
RirSt Giass.-boots ahoas, Dry -, ,oo
| Goods an po1ss) Furs, Feathers, ac.S V'F tVoh
second Ciass...booAsN Station
ery. DRY Goods lin oales) Drugs and
Medicines, Hardware, LeAthsr, Wool f"ctsiwR
Third Class.-.AnyIs, Baggiag,.
Bacon, posk llq bulk osss s'.sl'{ sec = lv0 ,
Fourth Class...Lonse, Fish, ba.l
con Il PORK ipaekedl LaruH Lard Oil,3 SSs . 10,
hemp, Iron, lead, u-lis, soda ASH, 6e.S
RLOUR-el per oAffei until tariher notice.
GRAIN-5U els. pei leu B. unal iuither notice.
| GuFrON-S2 per bale, not sxcesaiav son l.
vel 1t uutilfssRsr aolice.
ITln shipping FOODS troEa Ans point east OF Phil
adel phia, De particular TO mark packages s.pia Esns
ssiraH.s Rsifrsaa.n All goods, c .nsixned 10 the q.
gents for mis- aosd a. ph.lade phIa or Pisssoug, wil
Fsrisar Assxrs.-Hsrris Wormly IL Co. Mem
phis, Tenn, R.P sass q Co., 81. Louis, J 5. Mitch.
eli a. Son, Evansville, Ind Dunssnil, Bell Il Bar
dock, and Carter d Je~eti, Louisville ,Ky.R. Mel
drum, Maids m, Ind spTigmnn y brown, aad irwin
X Co, Cincinnati \ " GrahAm d Co., ZanesviIle
/ o.. Le~ch d Co., - hIlby st. Boston; Leeeh n Co
9 Astor House, n. York; j William 81. and ! Bate
place, New YORK; b. y .sBeeder, Philadelphia; Ma
grsw& Kooas, Baltimore; Geo. {. Fsonei.eus Pitu
burg.
Il. II. HOUSTON, Gsssrai frs.g6t Ags~t, phiI.
H. -LUABAERi Sspf. dltessa, Pa
pennsy lyanfa sailrOad.
Three Daily Taraagh Trains between philadelphia
and pittsburga The MORNING MAIL TRAN
leaves Philadelphia tor fit,sbur ~ al "A A. ". !, aud
Pitsburyh fer Philadelphia All A NJ Tue fasI linz
leay 80 PhfladeiphiasI r. 81. Gnd Pttlsbar for Phil
adaiphia a. / p. M. The NIGHT sXPRESS trail
leaves Philadelphia .aF PtRsbafgh al II p VI. az,
Pittsburgh Tor Pniizd.iphia sti 7. ID
The Above Nues conEest q. Pittsburgh With ta
satiroass 30 sna from ST. toals, No, Alton. GAienl
and Chicago, Az ysr an tort, lie xinstoa anu Louis
vile, Ky; fsfrs iaats, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
~foaiss, and asky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus
ZTness ilis. Aassilfon aHd Wooster, Oils; also, Nit
he steam psskst boats from and ~ Nes Orleans
- Louis. Louisville and cileinnaiE
Through tickets cas- be had 60 - from either Of To-
above places.
For further particulars sec hGndb.iis a, the diner
snt starting points, Passengers from the Vest vii
ind this The shortest and most expeditions route .
pnilaielehia, ~lumore New York OF Boston.
Taos. ~ Agent, Passenger Lines, pills.
J.. MksKiMEN, agent Pts-enger Lines, pitts.
Phiis. Nov ID 81 dls
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D.. AVERY. =. D. UPHAh. D. W. G. Hal
AVERY, UPHAM g. CO.,
Wholesale Grocers mi T.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

N0e III SUuGH MNSI SVIUCN
Near tue Illinois Central Depot
CHICAGO, ILLS.
nFPER Tor sale a large aud we'll selected .t.es Of
u Groceries, consisting in psri of the following;
so khd.. y. o. sugar common 10 prime
arJ ibis. Refined and Clarified ditto.
500 - NO. And West iatia MolAsses.
HOO package, choice Green and Black Teas.
$40 bses Kio, JamsIcz, Java and Moehs Coffee.
90 butts and half butts choice brand. plug tobacco.
100 bbIs. prime loose smoking Tobacco.
90 gross Paper, Tin foil. and yellow Bank chew ing
500 boxes Bar Soap, assorted brands. do.
90 :. Pressed falie~. SseRrine, sGr & sperm
800 - No.. aud Scaled herring. Candles.
1850 Drum choice Eieme Figs avs
500 boxes N. Z. Rsisins, prime fruit,
Together wiin all ibe other articles usually keps In q
complete stock Of Gsoceres- We can assure our
frieddS and tne public generally thai We are deter
mined not 10 be underoid BY any other honss in thi.
market. AZ@
From sle facl Of oar having unusual faeiiites TO
parchasing goods sd vaBLageeasly. We are Asandant
" able 10 redeem all our pledges.
a M IA ,1-s,ta Is AVERY, UPHAM * Co.
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DOC Island Bank has inside arrangements 10 use
limited amount OF the notes of"The Manutac
N. IS and Mechanics' Bank Of Columbus, Geo rgia;'
and the same viii be received on deposit or in pay
ment for Exchange or Coin, on the same tern as the
issues Of the solvent Banks Of Virginia, Kentucky,
ohio or India ma. NJ. y. OSBORN. Presf.
X. Island Junel3 d&wtt 5. n. MANY, Cashier.
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No.l,eaS, & Will grind sba. meal per hour withIhorso
$50 49," /" .
4" 4, 500, " " 1g.t f" - 20" - -
WTLibersl discOuut to dealers.
JAMESB CHADWICK,
MOSS Locust Ct, between Second and Third
noS.o dN w-ly st. Louis, Mo.
For sale by AsssTs. DALZELL Il BRO. Asenn o.
davenport at above prices, adding freight from 81
Louis.
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c0MPAnHs,
Coal Coal

I ONREY, THOMAS 81 co. are DOW receiving, at
Ltheir Yard near the rail rosd depot, ITO TONS
OF COAL DAILY For Fuel and Steam thhs no su-
pehori In this Market,
Owing 10 "A combination Of the minsn 70 raise the
price Of Loai-whieh We would not submit to-we
were unable, fora sbors time TO supply our custom
ara. But having succeeded ia breaking mp this com
oinaiion I'm which tbs community mas no sDgi n inter.
sst,) We are now prspsr red 10 deliver in this city or
Davenport, in quantity 10 euit purchaser ~ our
former pr1es, on application at the Ward.
Rock ls.and Jan Diff
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-21

$3.50 @aa a42A8s
.E4La .
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Sgus0nea E90orlnx

boIh Tosgh and desssed; and hxsing ts.so sr.,
palas 10 secure the services ol the bed u ssa. ulo. IA
iae stte,i ieelassared tnas aay larbsf Ola aea 4,
ny Mia viii give Ast!sfseuen. 1 Will do loo P.aa,ns
aslos ~ any sstGUllshn tnl Ia the west.
fstsoHs stshahs % build sEsrt tina Is "A obsse,
soald do well u eal AMI Iona 40 M stock, b. tot.
alIEaSlinx FL - y a rs. a. q M - 4 Iarrn nn.t.tn-