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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.



Supervisor Ely In the chair.
Members dropped in slowly last evening bat mustered
stronger haA any former eecsssn during the present
year.
At quarter after four O'Clock Supervisor JACKSON
wshsd to know the Of the dsay-why the roll was
not oansds
The CHAIRMAN said that quorum not present, and
directed the inform any members Of
the Board who were In the building that their
was required In the meantime the roll was called whom
eleven members, including Alderman Barker, acting
Mayor, answered to their Alderman Fuller came
In shory after whom there appeared Supervisors Oorwin
(sssond ward), Fox Seventeenth wArd) Tucker eighth
ward), vcorhis (Ninth ward) GrifRths Tenth ward,
Jackson (rwslfth ward, Brggs hirssn.h wsrd), Bar.
ksr, acting Mayor Fifteenth ward, Fulmsr (sxtesntA
ward), Ely (Ssventssnth ward), Valentine eighteenth
wArd), Drake Twenty second wsrd)-12
Absent-Brown First ward), Moser Third ward iID,
Healy Fourth ward) HotmiIe (x ward out Of town.,
Clancy Sixth ward Steer eleventh wArd) Monaghan
Fourtesnth wArd), Herrick Nineteenth ward). McC
key (Twentsth ward VarAn twenty FIRST ward), the
Recorder, and Mayor Wood (wno is out Of tow.)-ls
Board Of Supervisors being tuted Of the TWEEN
tytwo members Of the Beard OF Aldermen the Mayor and
Recorder, 1t requires thirteen members to make
The CHAIRMAN announced that several members were
down stairs and the Sergeant reports that they
Will be up In q few minutes
Supervisor TUCKER said that IL had been charged that
the Whig members had refused to attend meeting II
Supervisor Jackson after dsd IN their places
this evening".
The BAMAS wished il to be understood that the body
wanted pu. one Der to constitute . quorum and
that though there several members beow, they
fused to come up stairs.
Supervisor VooR said hst the Recorder and ssvsn or
eight other democ bers all except Mayor Wood
and Alderman Homire, who out Of town, we're BE-
low Stairs ssnd refused up and MAKE quorum.
BE was Rur prsed that the Chairman No varian and
the Alderman OF the sixth Clancy who we're
anxious meet would not now come mp, when the pre-
,-a 0Oft hrn1 TOuld ms n Tharo
were several persons visiting payment their bills
and he hoped would known through the press
who absent and VII, present
After some obssrvsrions be form Of adjournment,
the Chairman decided that the booy could
any particular day, but ltat io want of quorum the
Supervisors stood jour- ed su5lec 70 legal call
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overdrsft on bank, May IA. 1856. ..... $50, 900 i
EXTENSION OF BEEKMAN STREET.

The Committee Streets Of the Board of Councilman
Van Ripper chairman met yesterday and heard various
parties upon the petition asking the extension Of Bsekman
street through the lower end Of the Park TO connect with
Park place. The arguments urged by the petitioners
with Park place would open direct earriaxeway on
line OF the Park from the East to the North river and
thus prevent the present crowded state of vehises at
the lower remiy OF Park It also contended
that the Park thereby would not be In the sgh
est as it only regarded as an open space and
not q pleasure ground. The measure opposed on
the ground that the public sses did not require
the extension Of the street and that even If 1t did
quire 1t that intrusion upon the Park should be
allowed especially Gf the character proposed similar
proposals. would for the extension of Spruce and
other streets leading the Park. The committee sd
jouIned for two weeks, to hear further arguments upon
the subject.
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STREET DIRECTOR AT NIGHT.

Tie Councilmen Committee Lamps AMI Gas, Mr..
Floyd chairman, met yesterday, and had under cons.
deyaon the subject Of placing the OF the streets
on the lamps at each corner as also directing
be conspcu ousy painted the number Of each house
In every sueet opposite public lamp 1t was decided,
before reporting upon the matter, TO call public
meeting in the chamber Of the Board next Monday, at
five o'clock, TO hear statements from proper parties
the practcaby and expense Of carrying the scheme
proposed into effect.
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Society for the Relief or the Destitute Cha,
drem SEAMAN.

Society for the Relief or tho Destitute OH,
dren or Seamen.
The very teresng exercises Of the sath annivssar
of this very meritorious charity bald yesterday
tsrnoon In the building Of the society, called the Call
dren's Home situated TO the west Of the Sailors Snug
Harhor, Staten Island.
The attendance was numerous, embracing large num-
Ssr Of the fair SEX who always evnee anxious into
rest in benevolent spterprsss, together with number
Of clersymsn After about twenty mmutss' walk We
reached the Home which il situated on an smineuse
surrounded BY fine grove and which commands full
visv of the Kills. 30. Upon entering the large room
up stairs in which the exercises took place. We found
large audience assembled. The children TO the number
OF over hundred boys and girls seated In tisrs
upon stage OF one end Of the ROOM facing the audience
They ell looked the picture of health and good feeding
and were exceedingly meat in their apparel. None Of
them appeared b eleven years of ags and
some were quite tiny little creatures.
W. G. Bull, Esq., one OF the Board Of Advisers acted
q Chairman, and introduced the Rev. Mr.. Brownies
who opened the proceedings with prayer.
The children then sang the following hymn written
or the occasion, in that really reflected great
credit upon their instxuctors-
Another year has passed away,
And still vi hin our happy home
We greet once more this cheerful day,
Nor would we from It's shelter roam.
With every blessing from above,
Our lie has been supremacy blest,
Ard gusrded by our Fathers love,
We onward hasten to our rest.
All. Ill but enc, who happier sul,
When last We met together here,
Submissive to hi. Father viii,
In hope we laid upon his bier.
Yet full OF gratitude ana love
To Goo our FA her And to you,
We pray that Father fr m above
To give you blessings
Th0 CHAIRMAN than read n q the Tr6Asu
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Swan Mills.
'EFktlI NE IL CIRCUIT.

4 DWELLING Haasr E0niaininxs rooms and lease
.Aof lvt fef if.s years. situated on he bma. be-
tNasA tt@as aAd aATflson streets. Apply To
" a.F. CURLY,
avg laaU ~ 10 Siekolls, lsheli 4 Co.
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Dyrrs Il 4i.aS Eahlaaiion as a-4utsa uaprr,
1suts celebrity heating palAceA lteEres wuuuds
eags, burns. bruises, stsds rheumatism and all
asl and internal pain, ia short period oi Ele. sclsn
tistliy Frepsf and always preserving the same
strength aud quality, il used wh tbs create: conf
8euce rs all CIasser aad has bfeoar universally
Ill.l
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H LESSON IN HospTALrrY IND HI.
'HlT.-A while ago youp 2 gentle.
.o'n VISITED a venerable man, a high
'@mLary Of the Church, Who for spe-
.'@' reasons, lived on small means at
Il 10" rent, in a quite lordly mansion.
d sDMiing that the occupant Of such
' w. 'JiilhB must have servants of all
.2'tS, S, the visitor on retiring, put his
'oots outside the door to be cleaned
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5EEBG ~ $50 EEL.
Va 4 VI ERL Y HO q $ L.

On z aIn naaf . tA hItsSl
/ l4s open G.r permanent 20 tf2h1tti' 92si 'stz
1 EDas. Wao VISA gliss EHd pleasant AoH'e ~ ~
tGs lgftg orr short 7Q!uarn ~ OaFenp"f' 1@L t
al tnr Weeds Ea4st. IEo tsDlesS... e Athi7t~"
fs.. ..slsas nj the season tBe To9fs- ara pie"@
a. gats4 great ID a4ergo, tn poin! Of beauty "t 10
lus aH pta saul aa4ss, good furniture SAD ~ "-
tI. tHSy1r# -. n. AlAhb, FFoPIlssSf-
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store.
IL. Lao w @ IA tein

IL. IA . w Q IA q q N
NR0IESA ALE and RETAIL.
A}i&6 jIstrtufasd from the eas. with three
I tsmts large stock OF Clothing and
cents EEsrni sh ing Goods as was ever OF
sEftl Ia u, AMI Al - per seRt less price,
zee! cua5ru Il & ZEN sat Tie pa5Iic ia price and
aFEgEHi4- H4ftny hat twy years experience in mi
,Ell asst so FlRs NnIt tse wants Of the people,
a sci e; ~ u stock Of pods iE9nl the best east
va maH4ueel frsTs ana u the best qualities Among
1AleA H@F pn tsuEd sac thousand Oyer.COatA
4-9ua 10 dol Rhs: four thousand patrs Pants ia
lricg Esa - cents 20 So, oau aou sand ests
tgm 70 terts to 10 doilars; Dress Coat sfrom 6
- dUtiaT5, r0cls L. - dollars sack . 10 Is
s8llars; shirts from 20 els. TO S4,Du; Hats,
oaRs ,ssents, Furnishing Goods, in pries
NJ quality to suit purchasers. Al goods bought Of
sHaaE HsFEtiaed A. NJ. / article.
iHerebs returH N! siHctre thanks for the patron
age heFet0fOr5 so ber ziil bestowed me and hope
sal 70 ipsFJt and receive thE same. No LeClairc
BLOCK L, LoWENSTEIN.
r = CGuubN Merchants will do we'll 10 call and
see 8Iy sI"sk before Purchasing elsewhere. They
. III 6nd low figures atil rstsuna bi q terufs
Jwu
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No Stain Left

The ease With wkich Uyers Healing Embrocatan T.
applied, The atseGgs ui any grease oily substance la
lis com position, its Psrgect ueatBssa, leaving no stal
upon the dress ska its agreeable udar its promt u
ilin and efeacoGs effects, render it the a0sl EIst-
ble and cheapest Eejls8s THAI csa bo use The Laat
Inc has thu tAs sirne az the propretpT's signature
4 II. FIELD Proprietor, Providence, K. l.
sold ia hocs Isl4n.l aud Davenport by HlAHS =
CLIpPINGER; ia ChGaSo by pENfON 4 ROBINSON
IN Musoatlnelby Il d. DoUGHERrY. lctu so. ali
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CHEAP

1zAAEzs 30 fRE. a sEDSG SCORE
aE1S ARfg.sNssE-EEST.
= HAVE iEst opened extensive stuck OF stoves
| ssGEs / 4uH lsrIEaee ia thr GLIB STAND or H. Il.
~ s55tI,as ~ dl,,cr - !, ,.,,,,a,a BRADY streets,
Nhyg There esu be- 1ua3 large and complete sssort-
Iliall- af
SHELF AED HEAVY HARDWARE,
Nai- ST k-a. Glass JaFFIfsTs anu Jaluar- fe3ls. and
III kieE eK-ryLis tbs Hartssrs lv, Which all sel
ir Cash. sester tilan y bad a. ans r-tzhssnrnti In
DIS osty,
Give NE Call
boat lCFa1 l place, Gorfsf Front ahA Baig Syrsets,
opposite the terts fAuaiRg
| 7 iaeY5 iy.f{ vi W PARKER.
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Eoea EslauU.
COMPAasEs,
:arley & Cos.
The Old Pioneer Bakery sill, ahead!

i HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep.
aralions Ier ths manu- tactuTt butter, sugar,
Boslon, sod, Pie Me, " atsr and oyster Crackers
Pilot Bread &u, &C., together with good asscfl-
mont OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, Tor the manufacture OF CTCm & Faul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this process OF making Bread are these, the Bread i
more uniform IL qualify, and handsome III appear @
ancs, il is much winter aud more eyen keeps ueh
longer without becoming stal1, aud to many persons
IL not obj5e ilongble when wee 4 old, II cuts -
handsome as tae auost French roll, gees farther
Aud is readily introduced into families who have
used Bakers Bread before, shall continue 10
run Bread Wagon as heretofore. In offering the
above articles terms which cannot tail 10 give en-
tire satstscttoE, hope 10 be 9ee 70 supply ali who
may iaNsT Inp with lhclr patronage Thankful for
pgsi iHyors, hope to mcrt: euntlHuaucs oi she
same. All arders from "a ecouItry promptly attend
Ca H.. DANIEL MOORE.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Stfsct, ouy square above
Burrows s Freilyman's Steam -iiils,
DaYcnpor May "a, ls56-du
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50 5VH> A WOLESAfE
The aTgegt .,tovc store
64z tI1s ~ests!.


+ -Ea Il receive On lhe opening o. navigation the
- largest stock uf STOVES and 1lSNEka
STOCK eyer brought - the State Of Iowa. Among
.- gtuieruuz articles XaGh shall keep constant
e ON hand faY aauets Tin Plate, sAtst {r1a
Boiler from No IL 80 a. CAGTt0dt No., Russia d.,
fss slfaEiss RaaE4a d.. tsrE, kiaHsd GBpssr's, Bra
,rr's d. Biae4 ts4. Er4ar Copper E9ttStzs, hetfat
dos iron Biaets ell sizes, tsaaea f0 eai ktAas %
Cd t5arE JapaaHkd dos JsRHkrs I00ks and We
assure ali persons iagorHg with al order thal VI
viii sci them goods in line a. low as ihey esn Dc
l,gyignt FL Chicago or 81. B1ss and muCh lower than
taey have been paying Tor t6eIA heretofore in tins
place aHd oR tErtr5 70 seat.
Please gl.e Us . Gzatl GHA sa#rH oar prices, an
tae We lhtal yoa will ape 81 autla er time nor ma r.
ey hereafter IN baytHZ al the Two places above
Eamed.
II. j. Eu a isw asy7 We snail fees tse an 4ssort
meat Gg tae above named goods py RhiiFDad, sum
rt-as 10 supply the iaE!sd ale demand.
s6uuLry Merchants rely apon being supplied
II III times With Iin1afa aud"n lE orah!s' terms A.
~ halsSaLe prices.
JIA Rags. Copper &e., Gc., &C. taken ia a1
.EaHgs Tor <Duds.
So 1 i}urrvws' Block, FggutSuyet
sIFaig-aGptg WIGKEsSHaM c3 HICKS.
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A Sure Remedy for Piles

ih= Piles most Distressing comp aiHt is ITega
isut than Is generally supposed it Is attended With in
5ennaiion, small tuaaEs 10 the generality Of sasss
ntkf their appearaaC, Is ihdescribably painful which
Z IS in,.shie b resis -crsshlny aud tine only pres
sutPcrf seems 70 lie desire % tear the skim en- Ths
disease is not dangerous. bur extremely unpleasant
Clerks ana shuse OF sedaat. habits, nost sahjsct
d this aalsdy. Let all t5lc.rd ry DytTs Healing Eul-
hrocati0n. and Warrant Immediately relief aud ei
lrt;lA Many troublesome Of this complaint
have been renedie By tho ot this great medicine
W. can present fact upon fact IN CONFEDERATION ot this
statement, aud thotsaii!s bear testimony the great
yAgus OF this AlEIea{iUs Panacea.
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JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,
FACTOR AND BUILDg 3
slpp alley bet. 5th and 9Th sts. rear Of Gonkrr
tioaaI and Vest of Methodist Church.
3 lac Path -Jh8N wiz
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Qaros.
YIN. p, CAMPBELL,

WM. =, cAMPEELL,
f}OJMTY SURYESOR,
E=' ENCE cOt Bf o South. Wet Brady and iaD-
g ~ ~.a. oHlcs ~ he Court House. All order.
eso.G.lIy aterdedto. aag. 18th IS d,wti
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( OWREE THOMAS d co. are now receiving. &i
4thsir ard near the rail ROAD depot, loo TONS
O. GAL DAILY. For Fuel and steam ithas 40 gu.
\. ....r in this Market. sEa
= aglo a combination OF the miners TO raise the
pfIt,. ii Coal--whieh ws would not sgbmlt to--we
wsrp unable, for shorttlme, 10 supply our custom
sIs. Bul having suceseded in breaking up this
biaAton ltn which the community has no smai inter
rst,j we are prepared deliver IN this city or
Davenport, In quantity 10 sutt purchasers al eur
IJrmFF prl1es, on application a. The Yard.
Rnak and fan Il .,ltr ta".'Ar
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/ Lo72er, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.
/ .srHE UHGersGgGad aFg EaR opening new Copper
Eja and Shsoy IRON .gobbins shop, on See.
Dad Street Harrison arvst- a full assortment
4l the yaEiOU grric.as sgaIoAt1g u stock oi cor
strte Liu-w&sa E8 >saEe store, III SORTS Of well,
.3etcfE and D6a sie-AeHug Force Pumps can ct at
ama. by n.j s.g Tine above mentioned place.
Lead ipe, saezi L5ad- Sheet cooper, sheet ZInc,
4t.d Bathing Tabs on maud t0le aE.y.
Their long sxyetisGsa In the #as5ness makes the
subscribers coBhdeUt Of aaIsl AE a' calls made IN
| thplF IIa.
| Pariicglgs .'eation paa 70 Til .9oBHg aud espe
| cially 10 esHrG Williams Patent Pump with ball
valves,
JuIy "A. 'J5Esf BRUNNEBG LASSEL.
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Glotbins.
New Goods. New Goods.
r. ID w A RID "A LDE "
sNerchsgVf INilOg..

Nercfasgjf INitOr,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
X q y NJ de Clothing.
e.aths, cassimsres, vestings. asuts' Fur.
nshing Goods and Taiiorsf Trimmiu9p.
| Asiusl returned from the sasi with one OF The
t9rge.i snd hest selected stoeks of goods ever
ee red fofssis IN this narket consisting in part of
BROADCLOTHS.
sfs' y, neG, German ard tmsriean, Of the g.
a~st raalilY ard latest styl of goods
CASSIMERES.
~ sn, ! rane9 and An rean, q every variety
E5iaf color and quality
vESTINGS.
3 hlie Harselise, dataIafse, White London RiSur-
Iiusel and Eoiored siiks, Fancy and Plain Silk
et, PsHey silk and Linen, Italian Silk Grena-
inc, satin, italian Cloth, silk Piush. aud Fame,
asamsre 10 greaG variety.
OVERCOATING.
ti!aca Blue aud Brown Broadcloth Union, whitney
md Pilot Cloths, Fancy. Biae, Brown and Mulberry
ssior Beaver, Canada mixed and satara Of the 10
rest mports.
READY-MADE
gyer-Coa 3, over Sacks, sertouts, Reennx Jackets
.asanere and Valencia Vests, Casmets, SatInett,
aOaeie and twist fancy and plain Cashmere and
l,ers and overails.
FURNISHING GOODS.
HICKORY; calico, white plain linen corded and Paris
- ons, ianey eolored Shirts, with common and pol
"a "n5'2anasi string peOrsey, corded BY ron, pol
"a Collars, Neck Ties, Stoegs laaey and and III III,
trAf Ats; GIoyes--wh!e, 1iaek aud eoIorsd KID lin
ti bueks eiO9d, Chesterfield, Aberdeen. Berlin,
alGn and German ana Fur G5auHtleis; wool m en-
49aGd eStton Hose: white and fancy linen ana siik
haHdksran et; eiabr1 r1ldered lambs wool. white and
4l1ed inef.ao and sitk Wrappers and Drawers.
EEo5i hits, sesrfs, ansfiers' Gents' shawis and
HaHi Fins, Umbrellas, Garpe Saess, and all otasE
articles o nally kept by the trade, all Of which I.
EtsPsctiuilr So omitted 90 the examination Of Gus.
.8E4sga.
An en.ly call ilI secure choice selections.
EDHAKD ALDES.
;i.eDnd .sfeet, opposite LsCIairr Row Davenport
t9W j. tysE4san Main Il RfadY.J sepSdtf
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SAMUEL PERRY.

SAMUEL PERRY.
Merchant Taller.
I / 8 On hand new and fun essortaent of French
Ii ald EE giish Clothes, Casslmeres and vestinss
hsta1Ie FOR the season, which be viii make ap L
aeAaitis "a shDrtnoyiee and feasoHa BILE terms
READY MADE CLOTHING.
.. ~ kinds f1r Spring and Summer wear, which
= 4.it 10 soii - cheap IS the cheapest
FGIt4YISHLNG GOODS.
ssed sapPiy ofeverything necessary for a gentle.
aaa'= WARDROBE. spring Ntyie of Hats.
caps Trunks, taIices, de.
r. ,. NoGii tnvite thosea hoaI 10 purchase goods
lie above line to give him all before purenasils
elsewhere. One price onty. No trouble to .ho~
goods lhankIabor p2stfayors hopesa eonlinusn
- ttbr-aEe. SAMUEL PERRY.
DaEeaparf Alril Is I15E.
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Dry Goods. Clothing. ct
TO Lease

4 NUMBER OF desirable lot, for residences on
Erady, Aaia sudtiarrson streets, TO lease for
.he taTru of u years, Apply 10
VI. n. p. GURLEY,
uaiee on Main 2otween Prent and Second sis.
a4E ~ dtl
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W Il. r. aURLEY.

S~~@@HS@I
trf,4rHEY ARD C0UNsELLoR Al Law.
t8as A : tko +5tua Insurance 60. ohcet .sss
.tss5s, AEfp bat. kront and second sireetr.
,fE Fl ,4tr1.fy DAVENPORT, ittHa
IITCHRLL s fUTNAba,
zHg8Furts Ana COunseiiors 81 law.
IJy.ux, ,ut4e t3rnef3 3f2nd aud ETady Streets, IL
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
NJ aiFGElELL {. r. FUihAM
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lrolfssjoaal GarOs.


IisrtRh B.Ptla64ua Wn. HrEKq DARLtEnTos.
III. DARLINGTON ~ CO,
q gU sE \ ~ VS. as 4. 4 W
DAVENPORT IONA
uI;as .8ruer Of Hain sud Second EHoets, sppo.
sagg LeGlaiTe House.
Coiisctions made and PfSGasds PfemFtI' iemittsa
80 " Fatts of t0s GHi'ei st4tC-
ia5 sfn Exchange fYf sale ia sGss 10 sGd appli-
/. HLs
H5HGs t3 Loan on long ~ short time
REFERENCES.
r. Gibson, Es4 Casb'r r. Bank et Ea amOrs.
Is TOWNSEND, Esa., EhuE Of Chester CO
West Chester Pa
.E.sts 1c Jones' CO shl sIeipai4s
tEo8sas = Iowussna, *
+ Woodward = Co. BNukgTss CbiCgga,
u#fBy & Bsrksasls, g. -. Loaiss
tr s Il Clarke, Sec America lua Co d.
E. + hueuH CO, Flttsburs
Gag IEIlEsEz linetussu.
Helfrck0T, LEgas atsktugts ti5.snpa6t
Elgytu smith, Esq, 10
SoF - - dWGLa
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Notice.

ths undersigned bayis purchased the interest OF
A. NE bosfseh ia the Q IN OF Boerseh, BrennsI j.
10, VII beFeatler eoHd4ct the Copper, TN aAa
sheet leen business uder the name and lla of
BRENyER q CA SSH.
or from tho OLD srm.
Sept. zA-df
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VII, What tl has Dysr,s dealing Entroeation donsl

Wonder lBdr64t 1t Is Eaawn every Ehere IS stan
d4rd IAedcine, .re Eeussdy, aud universal psaacea
Tor gAeulaal-a cats, WoaI A burns, s1asds, iunhaEu
ic, dy-sutarY aud Haairr0us artleF ls and ache Is
papagltk Is ewing g. tIs intrinsic msrars Once
nors SOD 49re p6fGtsg, a84' EFtl.AEEs remarkable
dap - ay Al persons hg have hsSer assi this
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WAS taken raoh ts Third street, east 81 efpas
III Has ell hand specimens Of buth Landscape ana
nm would respectfully sicit ladies ANA ss
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Dr. j. W, *. BAKER

tl.h 81 experience Of thirteen years IL the
ll4Purs ~ Medicine End Surgery now 0Hers HE
0sssss.Buat esfsices 70 the cttlZsns ol davenport
j .fa yctnitY Particular attention will be gwen
u4sra!Iye safgarr and diseases OF The throat and
..4. Jaea ~ Jfiou Block No. :, up stairs;
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