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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
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The great Central Route, connecting The At antic
cite, With the Western, Northwestern, ), ana south
western Ststes by continuous hail& ay ureci lhis
"a al,o connects at Pittsburgh with daily line ot
teamers 10 all perIs on the Aorth westerh LaEosi ma
King the mo direct cheapest ana reaaois roats
which Freight can De lOIWardeo 10 h''o hoiA 'he
Rates between Philadelphia and pittsburg,
First class. Boots, shoes, pry,i re, . 100 h
foods lin boxes FuIs, Feathers ~
second Glass. Books q S'Tton.
cry, Dry Goods in palses 't' ~ ana 100, i IuOa
Medicines, Hardware, Le~.'a., stooi =
Third Class.--AnyIls, Bsgging)
Bacon, PORK l.q bulk csss oss,s stssl SOC 100
Fourth Glass .--Cehee, Fish ,Ba)
con & PORK (packed) Lard& Lard Ou,s 40c y loo
hemp, Iron, lead, nails, soda ash, xc.) ..r ..
EI.0UR-S1 per barrel Until fnrther notice.
uRAIN-5O ets per !0o Bs until fuither notice.
COIroN-S9 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
weight untilfutheI notice.
adeIi,hia be particular 10 mark packages "ria Fem
sgirania Railroad" All goods nsigned TO the a :,
be forwarded without tdetenton:
FRElaur AasSrs.-HarEis, Normly & Co., Mem
phis, Tenn. r. e sass %; 81. Louis,1. - Mitch,
dnek, and Carter & Jewett, Louisville Ky. n Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; Sprigman Blown, and Irwir
c9 cb e Ho 4 ki6s Il Boston :0 Iseeh CO
? Astor House, N. YORK; William st. and Batter
Place, New Y ork; Y. sneeder, Phadelpha; Ma
Il: il. HOUSTON, GeRsral Freight Agent, Phiia
II. LoMBAERT, SsP't. dtsona, Pa.
PeunsyIynniu Railroad
Three Daily Threngh Trains eetseea Phila4elPGia
and Pttsburgh.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Ptlsbnrsal II A. ~, and
Pittsburgh fer Phladelphia at7 A. NJ fne fast line
iesy es Phi r. NJ and Piltsbnrg for Phil
sdelphia q, p. NJ. THE NIGHT hAPRksS train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh al II NJ. and
Pittsburgh ior Philadelphia at IL T. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads TO and from ST. Louis, No., Alton, Gaena
and Chicago, Ill, Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, Ky Terre hante, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
zanesrile, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; as9, with
die steam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
St' s' Louis. louisville and Cincinuat.
Through tickets can be hadto srfrem either OF ths
For further particulars seehandbills at the differ,
ent starting points, Passengers from the West WIZ
nd this the shortest and most expeditions route to
PhIladelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston: So
THO's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phia.
D. MESKIMEN, Agent Pas sengef Lines, Pitts
Phila. NOV Cd IS diy sF
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NOTICE

IT'S is to certify that The copartnershtp heretofore
L existing between the undersigned under the
name and style OF Shoup Il Barkalow 10 ibis day
diss ed by mutual consent,
All tho demands Outstanding In favor Of said hrm
"'.' ~ B. F. SHoUP.
~. E.sEA +I#-. -, v. BARkALOW.
TFs The Forwarding aud Commission business
vii, hereafter be eonunled by b. shouP $ 90,
Al he same stand,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18
low A STEAM CABIN ET
HT. EETs,A f~e1n ~ ..

HAA ~ ~ - ~
NBE subscriber would resp actfnlly Inform tue ci-
l i7ens of Davenport and of Central Iowa taaL re
manufactures and keeps constantly on hand and inr
sale At
wholesale and Retail,
kJRNiIUKEoi OF every description, from the finest
gci 10 the co.l Bureau. Having recently gnt
his steam works into peraton, he Is capable ~ M
Ing all orders that uty be given him al shoI nouee
and with work which he warrants TO De OF oeslei
quality than anything imported into the city ana
ahIeh will DE sold at lower rates. All kind. OF
IMPORTED FURNITURE
also gent o. hand aud for sale low. Pleaseeai' ani
sgamins his stock, at the mandatory on Neaond
street south side, east Of Perry street -. -.
davenport, NJ ay 80 1856 d&wn l.. c. DtbsAiN'.
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Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa. 40
y,arsona desirous of informaIion concerning tns
point can see plat OF The new Town and oD'.ii
ful particulars ofpriees oflo's, &c &c p' SmEfR SSE
Office over wiley's Grocery Store dS'.
davenport, Aug. ltfas-t'
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4o. -s&s &. & Iish. @
K N hii4 i4bbls 40, Waite Fish and Lake Trout.
-sy. a -.s for sale by
'uisio B. P. & D.
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SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
HREWsTER * KNIGHT,
Land Agents at Sioux City. iowa
Lands entered and Warrants located lnsiors Chy
Fnrt Dodge aud Council Bu1s. III a..
H-pCoiiectinns proIapty iendsl 10
IT, p. BREWSTER, u. r. hNloh
Aiiy' a Coap,r. Al Law. Clyii Engineer \ Surveyor
--REFER TO- a.f F .@
DAWSON & True, Esqrs, Editsr Gazells,
IL Price, Eaq., J. H. Lane, Es4' ..f-a
NlaX lu. 's0-ib
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A FRESH STOCK OF ~
Fall and Winter foods.

A FRESH STOCK OF 80 ~.
Fall and Winter foods.
TUsT received at EDWARD ALDEN's Clothing
y Store consisting In part Of heaVy oyer y Soa''
x1iVo " ip'oo
Heavy U under Goats from S'0J - iS'o9 'oo
Fancy Cashmere Pants, '2o S'o0 9'o0
Black Vests, 2,Oo .,Vo
Fancy IS i,soNt t,Vo
And many other kinds Of Ready Made Clothing too
numerous 20 mention in this list
s-a5ae ~ ALSO e
large assortment OF ofCLOThs;
Heavy Castor Beaver for over Goats;
Double Twilles German Cloths;
Harris Cashmere Black and Fancy
Heavy Satnetts for Pants
Velvet Vestinss,
Grenadier g.
Satin
SILK :"
Wossted Is
AND
HATS AND CAPS
Black SILK Hats;
F." Fur -
plushand Cloth Caps.
Thsse zoeds am prepared 10 sell at PRICES as Low
as the same quality can be bought elsewhere.
would offer my thanks to old customers, but
trust they get their moneys worth and care nothing
about my thanks. Sufceit to say am pleased TO
see them at any time. ask particular attention
persons purchasing at WhoissGie. to my goods,1s
ieriEg can do better by them ihan they can do NJ
ordering 20 DDS at the East
Call and see at EDWARD ALDEN'a, opp0s't
lie Claire Row. sep ., lc12.
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+ II E 5 III Nj f. A rs.

Cheese! Cheese!
Casks haInbuTSh Cheese just rvcsvcd and for sale bv
'unes DALZELL CJ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

PhVticlau Il surgeon.
.-.. garths siae oi3a 81. two do9rs " ssi o
, ndy a. Boards ht pIJnonls on @oU'" ''AS y''S''"
SIgsen s.say y Per.{ sta: ,,,,st,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

u ,ncnn ,inrgee-A Also EsseNtN W Ce6st, east
lN eaees;s new article warranted made amer ~
old fashioned corn tuIapikes, for sale ~ me
eye,r + '"u0 ="
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W. M. LINE. Il. D.,
W M. LIN B. = U't -I#||
Praatising Physiclan, /,

pDRMERI,Y ssgI .tauG Pny ,lcian 10 tb sE migrants
+ Pc teniiary aud Kings co. Hospitals, n. -
Rc iieni surgeon the Brooklyn C!Y Hospital. re.
,rofsssioaaf sefy ices 10 the citizens enporl
once and reside nee Brady 81 nearly opposite .eh
SsrrenL's. huszo iooo ""'i
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

r. gLsG 8 $500 pis " a. ias
.4Jt.a stgae- +e++~H SllH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12
For Spring AID summer.
A BOOK OF GENIAL HUMOR
"A New ready, and for sale at the BsehstOres:
THE SPARROWGRASS PAPERS;

LIVING IN THE COUNTRY
By FnEp. 6. CozIEss
With lllustrstons BY Daley. One Beautiful limo Price eL
WIZ cokrEsrs
Living y s
dep-U.yle.ssrs P,osEseis p;,,.-s ,...
Another ys:s viz ss
MAJ IN . Fyhe-Civilites and Cusumeen-Bsses Co~-A
The Cloud. cOa,s-A ThSnde, sho.er-M Sparrow.
Mr. srso-s.: di;sos..s. e. sof p,i,I LsA Rsi' Party
IutuuuL scenep-A Family Acquedust
chadres in Town ssd Comfy a.:..s ssopt L.dy-
Amus.Hsnt for 'see,s'ysas.er E'Hn:
dseerds to che Internal Regions oa Dumb Waiter
nd Ss:!;, on
spsfowt.ss concludes TO buy Horse-Renniseenes; Of
samsE.r and Outward BoundA new Lady Of cOven-
t r. 70 the Mans Brother-A valuable flint
n. .buSins-A Morning Ride-old Deckweed-An Evening
ctStsnMr. spsmowGa.s makes Brilliant Remark Phia-
d.lpkis Phrssss-A few ouakersties-A Qsaker Baby
on ne Hor,e mprovss9e loaned to Neshbor, and Dis
nsess him'e-Auumtal vesstarob.ine fss.as -
Meet With = oN, n ice, MI
Home sweet Home with ysrsticns-A Row to the Psis-
% cd,. ARE sent 70 school-Our Eldest begins TO show
SIMMONS OF tho Tender The Melodies Of Mother
n, s1s,,dwsTs.. feel. a. Be would lie Carp Little
IN. od Wife-A Barrel Of C,der-News Of the sstde and
BT,oe-Chr.mss Carols and Asskf-A Suggestion Of Mrs
TsS o1 The Hore-Difeulty Of Shipping him according 10
N. Term, Of Bill OF Ledng-Ma Sparo- buys Pasnt
B.ssssdTbe New Bedstesd tried and found not avsis
bic" -. p-,. -, l.,
Lsunehed upon an Ice leland; ,,,
The srest Snow. storm-S Scraps In Commonplace BOOK
G. ference in the LbsIJMr Spanownass writes an rs
sxIe In Town ard Life ia the Rural DAtricts-Mn Spar
ro-srsss continues the hsms-Two Pictures from Mature
The Last Word.
CANAAN Davis. Californian Ballad Captain Besrave-
Copiss sent BIZ Mail post paid, on receipt OF price,
DERBY L JACKSON, Publishers, New'fofs
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Published This Day; =,
MIC T A R L E T 0 ;
IL Or,
THE LAST OF HIS RACE

By J. =. Smith, ESQ,
Author Of Charles vsvssseur" Minnie Grey Gas How
ud"ic Price IS cents.
The 10 another Novel, BY the cited author OF Gus
Hswnd and surpees In point Of ingenuity Of intrigue anu
sifu any this writer's former enos IL has
had immense in London where has through one
Of wssky journals that city the oiston Of nss
been increased many thousands BY its great popularity
Published and for sale by GAkhhfr Co.
No. Is Anst
slsh Nv all
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DILL LIPS, SAMPS ON & CO
Havs in Press and will Publish, May "a,
TWO BOOKS OF MARK:

HILLIPS SAMPSON Co.
III Have in Press, and will Publish, MAY "A,
TWO BOOKS OF MARK:
VASSALL MORTON:
A NOVEL,
By FRANCIS PARKnAs, -
Author Trail " The Conspiracy Of Pontiac &C.
The Publishers take pleasuIe in presenting novel from the
pen Of Mr. PARKMAE whose adventures IN the Indian terro-
have him emiBeDoe among travellers, and whose
Ponscp entities him 70 rank with The ht his
torisns Of the time. -.
this story ose Of the present. day and ne
progress the reader will have pictures Of life Oh both sides OF the
Atlantic The hero arrested by the Austrian Police on sus-
pcon Of berg concerned in revolutionary plots and hn
from prison and peou journey on foot 20 an ian seaport
form one Of the most thrilling passages in the book
In one volume, limo. Pree 81 -
III.
ROMAINE's LIFE AND ADVENTURES.
The NEW GOLD, the Life and Adventures OF HOB
ERTDExTER ROMANO, written By himself
would be this remarkable book 20 present an
analysis Of ne plot The prominent feature the os
yopr upon Optical island and his sureqasn residence
there ssr Of the famous Robinson Crusoe
but difference that instead OF the unntres
n Friday Mr. RohAIyE had beautiful yosns lady for
his having preserved BY soof frtane
the came Their experiences and what
them told In style Of great vellness yet
with an attention details leaves the reader in doubt
To readers in quest Of novelty this book Will present ro
attrsctionA
No IS Winter st., Boston.
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4 VALUABLE BOOK on the GREAT NORTH-
"A WEST .. go
MRS. KINZIE,S NARRATIVE OF THIRTY YEARS AGO.
Now ready and for sale at the Bookstores:
w A u Is u N
On,
THE EARLY DAY. III THE NORTHWEST.
BIZ Mrs JOHN II. KNIFE Of Chicago
Ore eerant Illustrated Price, Sz2t
The above sting narrative spirited record Of
LIFE IN THE HARVEST,
EXCITING INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE
cudns Traditions Of the carly Pioneers
the then Wilderness but fertile and poPnious region Oh
s0, nEHT;R OFT SSSREiN BAY, MACKINAw, CHICAGO,
and Western places Ths worh Ia me
form Of 49, ,rnsoy.r vxpvpIrNcE.
heen ook ed for with by the numerous
fsnJ of de large sale anticipated
1TSer shoud be addressed TO the Publishers
DERBY l. JACKSON, Publishers,
No. ll9 Eassau-st, Eew-York.
Comics sent BY mail postpaid, on receipt OF price,
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N E W Y +
OF THE
LAW REPORTER,

A N E w Y E A II
LAW REPORTER,
Edited BY JOIN LOWELL, esq, Of the Suffolk Bar.
Commences with the Number for this Month.
The Wconsin Election Csse-Recent Decisions IN the Un
ted States Court Can-Recent Decisions in tie District
Court ofths United for the District Of Mssssehuses
Notes of Recent Decisions in the Supreme Judicial Court OF
March Term, 1856, Sufo khiscelany-Noes
ofNew Books-Iosovenis In Massachusetts,.
The Publishers would call the attention Of the Legal Profes,
sion 10 the LAW REPORTER, the only Periodical published
IN New devoted their inersss Arrangements have
been nsds add the value of the work svns N each
number the latest reports Decisions in the Cours including
the United States Court Of Claims. -,
HsrehaIts BANKERS Brokers' and Insurance Companies VIII
fr in each Reports and Decisions Of the greatest i-
portsDce. ~ -,
The LAW REPORTER 10 published monthly at IS year.
Specimen Number furnished application to
CROSBY, NICHOLS T. Co., Publishers,
No. Ill Washington-st, Boston
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TNM Sc SUCC ESS o.
i pOEsTICKsS NEW BOOK:
eo0o copies sold fret day Of publication
Third EDITION of 81 coo copies now ready
Fourth edition printing, OF
PI, U r. l. Is y It a II
A SONG THAT'S BY NO AUTHOR
limo cloth, l4 illusra;ioDs
uCx. q Doestieks 10 Poet. Doesticts he's
himself; Epic will eonvuse
H. word with Epic full Of uth wit sars,sm
huuor and history Epic longer than Hiswsth. and Ten
t,mes al funny; an Epic illustrated BY hcLenan whose pic
tnss over every page Of Purbusah are Sufficient
10 the rbs Of death and wreathe n on the pat oil
n. .rl;,,y, nocm Evening Mirror, N. Y.
Haws tbs will enlist the heart with It's tender srns
PIN bu,tsh Ill shake the sides with me!rinent aud ~he
one NAV produce sympathy the other must anse an
INN shedding Of tears Of Joy We have enjoyed tns
measure of refusing Of Dosstioks nsw ~ok
ns must pror ounce Doesckss best ul OF happy
hi, AZ the Political Social foies Of the day. and We are
eohd.rt will oveTbsdow HswAtha in lie popularity IL
contain, over 40 ATOMS designed by that master OF ne
pencil John AcLensn, ell Of which abound With humoI;
P'"~'' The Cincinnati Times
MANY ike ourselves, will feel thsI sides tehled wiz
at the quaint eoDce ludherous eItrsvasenIs ana
he many pleasantly schPe periormnces
Plu-ri.bus tab" ine IONS 20 Ia
LIVERNORE e. RUDD Publishers,
No $40 Broadway, Newiosk
pOFsTICKs; WHAT HE SAYS. lime, fully illustrated
Al New edition Just printed.
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Ghanres for Business Men.

A BARGAIN.-FOUNDE and MACHINE
N SHOP with Engine, Tools, etc.-the property formerly
ksown the Guford Manufacturing Company @snsssd
Cvrd Conn so miles from NewYork accessible BY sound
and rsosd-is offered sale. The properly cnnesy
about Twenty Thossand Dollars WI " soa "t Ssns
Thousand II application 10 made iufDt dately 70
SAMUEL N. JOHNSON, 0asfofd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12

h.t ,psv I'll rye ,hsr FIRST C6NcERT in this city
their return from California at ne TABERNACLE on
FRIDAY EVENING Msy l6 CHOICE selection Ct t5sr new
80 pppuG sesSs VII te PrssslIsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-THEO. EISFELD'
"A GRAND
DRAMATIC, VOCAL, and INSTRUMENTAL
O o N @ f r T
SATURDAY. MAY II, 1856.
Miss MARIA &. BRAINERD
SiEHsr C1EsARE BADlAI, .
Mr. RICH. HOFFMAN,
MI DONALD MACLEOD,
And a GRAND ORC II Z T RA,
Including all the MEMBER Of
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,
win saist Mr.. Eisfeld
THE WHOLE OF BEETHOVEN'S MUSIC IO
OETHE'S f @ M 0 n 7,
With Dramatic Reeaons will be performed for the hrf inos
IN Aners The explanatory Poem written and delivered ~
Mr. DONALD MACLEOp.
TIE Incidental Songs performed BY
Miss BRAIHERD.
For the Ansy-s Of Drama and Music Concert BOOB
Tske-Parquet and First Circle Balcony 81; Reserves
Se,s Second Tier and Amphhester % esnte
Doors open at u TO commence NS - - a., .,.,..,.
EBEThets bought up Thusday Nay u.s. will sntits me
holders 90 Grand Public Rehearsal TO De heid
on the morning OF the Concert ct ocoek st the
Tiehet Oces viii opened Monday May IL eeiosn
at Hall Sons No 2ss Brosdwsy, b5eusinss NO. WI
Copeert Books Dr. sale at the Ticket Ofhces.
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% farmers an6 Others.

FLOWER SEEDS-In assortments Of ten,
Il twenty, ffy and hundred Sorts, q choice ann 80
keppi.l and perennial varieties At 50 cents &l 80 50 sud o
each emit with nearly thousand Others for which
catalogue j. N. THORBURN Co, seedsmen ke., Is John
st EewYork.
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6petial Notifes.

The Anniversary Meeting Of the Cnfyersniisf
Sunday Srhoos Of New ork and vicinity will be held
TUESDAY, 18th inst At m In the Brosdwsy Vnysr.
Rs, Messrs SAWYER, EYE, BALCH and CHAPLIN II
wesksr unsuitable Will take place the neIt fair day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12

ss u Mercantile Library Appreciation viii be ssT r M
EVENING Nay IS at o'clock The Election fr Omesfs %
g. Iaoes,op the ensuing year win be held m ths Library
e,seei 4 n ana eose n p BY order Of the Board
gro g. PARTRIDGE, jr., Rec. SeSy.
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90 i1)bom it map Qonrer,s'

A DyERTISING.-A WINDS GEN
IA ERALADvERTISING and SUBSCRlPTl ON AGENCY,
No IS3 Nassut next door the Nassau Bank preseee
y~mstc means for community OF having ther
aded and Inserted In the moss widely eif
culaed newspapers throughout the uned sstes
West pdiss and Europe tho Publisher lowest rste re-
6le for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12

AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS for SALE
"A The Proprietor oaers his BtNDERY and PUBLISHING
business Of IS years standing Everything IN complete ana
Dor further OF j. r. bALD
WIN No. lis Falton. ushs's steam Presses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12

Singing Glasses, Clinton Hal, Astor'pl.ee, BY Prot
IDM ANDRADE, after the snpli6ed wonder working
French Method, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, att O'Clock
M new Class forming for Beginnersthe LAST chance
snn September Terms 81 so for twelve Lessons Clergy
men ami others advocating singing are invited
10 ate nd and Judge for themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12

An Election of Twenty-0ne Trustees OF the new
Val siety for the Promotion of Education Coored
Children viii be held q No, 10 Thomasst on MONDAY
Nav ~ fomi till o'clock The books TOT the enronen
Of members win open the Treasurer No. IS West Broad
way 'n'A 1" - '"- VI PHILIP A. WHITE. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12

Wis Not SurprisinR
Tint DR.. Storuls,s Great ARts-Rheuusauc Int
whom we know what an sxs ~
ient .tcIs is for Rhssmaiic Swslnss sanss" ID 1sAA
kssids Cats Bru,sss. he
Fyery family should be supplied ..,n. Nv, "a,
Es sc At *. prncp DrsssstI and At he Depot Ne ~
W. shin gten st. =. FnNeioi NY-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12

WANTED-By respectable young Girl, .
w stustion IS CHAkBERMAID or WATER, or to
.s,,,, In WASHING and IRONING. Good city reference.
Lived two years IN the place Coll at No. II West 18th st.,
front basement.
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GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD.-All wishing to obtain
~ GENTEEL BOARDERS for the coming should
remember that he time 70 avail themselves Of the cd
yantsses of the BOARDERS' EXCHANGE, Ne 2AppleoD's
Building No $40 Broadway where bosders daily apply
ing Bosd-seekss directed gstutousy By calling on
O. II. SMITH 90.
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WANTED-A situation BY respectable young
w Woman az COOK WASHER aud IaONER, or TO do
General HousewcIk be for days No. II West
l9th.st, froLt basement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

Rasrned 10 DsaeA.--A zrss negro wonan named
Sarah Banks who resided at the corner - "a and
Main streets, was - badly burned by hsr clothes
taking FIRE few nights sincs, that she dled h .
few hours thereafter The deesassd was subject -
dts, and whilst engaged In cooking fall into the
IRE, thereby igniting her clothes A soon as sbe
recovered the use Of her limbs, she spfang into
her bed, setting that on frs. The aiafn was ira-
mediately given, and Waterman Hall and his part
ner fastened 70 the scene, but finding the door
fastened inside, bad to break It open. They found
the poor creature burnt 70 cripse.
Fine To5acco.-We have been furnished by Mr..
]. johnson manager for Mr. VIM. r Robinson,
specimens Of the Russell 4 Robinson" and "Wm.
Northern markets II 10 to be hoped that al the
manufacturers Of tobacco in the city and State,
viii send samples Of their work 70 the sp-
preaching Fair of the Mechanics Institute for ex.
hibision and premium. The very best judges 70
be had, will be selected 70 pass upon this branch
OF enterprise and the successful exhibitor win be
greatly benefited by the award made him.
Disappointed Gloss, an original member
of the chain gang, finished his term Of street. labor
last Saturday afternoon, and then expected to b
| set Ct liberty, but was greatly disappointed on
held for want Of security TO be of good behavior.
Most of the prisonen in the gang have heretofore
supposed that they were 10 be liberated, aftef
working out their time faithfully but seems that
they were mistaken In their calculations.
Work Hoxse-Oficer Perrin the manager Of
the chain gang viii commence digging the foun.
dation for the work house this morning. As soon
as the building Is completed, the Mayor can read
lily fll il with disrepufahle females who are con.
stantly annoying his officers, - wei - quiet citi-
zens.
Heary Trard-The Central train, Conductor
Moody, brought down large number Of passen-
gers last Saturday afternoon, raany Of whom were
on their way South. Conductor NJ is an accom-
plished officer, and continues to win the approba-
ton of all who travel on his train.
piotent-Daniel Haley. after imbibing two free.
ly of bad spirits, made an attack upon the work
men in bis stone yard, for which he was captured
and locked up. He will have hearing before the
Mayor this morning:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

The total number of arrivals at the port OF bos
ton during the last month was LOOT, and tnas oI
clearances 657. q
The Rev. Thomas Armitage has been eiecseo
President Of the American Bible Union.
c. H. Lillenthals tobacceo factorysln new ~. IS.
were destroyed BY Hrs Thursday night. Loss
el0O. 600. w ! sN5a
Turks Island dates are 70 the 18th ult. Tnere
were $50, 900 bushels OF Salt on hand. Provis'ons
were scarce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

NAvAL-The U s. steamship Niagara has now
to make her trial trip about the 25th inst The u.
S. steamship Mississippi is still on the dock, and
the work on her is progressing slowly, owing to
most of the hands in the yard being employed on
board the Niagara and ResoIute. The machine,
boiler and foundry shop, are expected to be com.
pleted by the lst January. The steamship Sa-
yannah is daily expected from the Brazil station.
The British exploring bark Resolute, Com Hart.
stene, will be ready for sea by the LIST November
NJ Y Jour. Com.