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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-20
LOTS ON PALAMA ST AUCTION !

ESE Ga THURSDAY. 18th day of November. at Il O'Clock,
N- noon, by order of james = B. MARSHALL, Esq, Asslghee
of Robert G. Davis, will be sold
The UNDIVIDED HALF of two Lots os Land at kumuhahane'
Palama one containing about 356-100 acres and one contain
ing about Z acres.
The above-named lands are m award of the Land Commits
sion to Robert q. & Wm. Ii. Davis. For Plans, &c, apply to
aO-2t A. z. EVERETT, Auctioneer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-20
RARK CYNTHIA FOR SALE.

On THURSDAY, Nov. 9th, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, will
Avs be sold, at public auction, (unless previously disposed OF
&AkEA at private saleJ the bark CYNTHIA" of the burden
of about 800 tons, English measurement. The "Cynthia" has
two new lower masts, and is in every respect a first rate vessel,
and well adapted to the whahng business. For particulars
onrlv Il 4. p. EVERETT,
50-2t Auctioneer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-20
1870 LOTS ON WAIKIkI At AUCTION

ESX On WEDNESDAY, Nov. &c, at Il O'Clock, noon, by order
- of James f. d. Marshall, Esq, Assignee of Robert u
Davis, will be sold
4 Lots on Waikiki, being Nos. 81, So, loo and lo7, situated at
Kulakahua, containing 1917 fathoms and 81 feet. 2O2t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-20

AUCTIONS.
BY n. IT, EVERETT.
LARGE SALE OLE MERCHANDIs

On TUESDAY next, the 25th inst, at The store of ROBERT
C. JANIoN, the undersigned will sell at public auction, an
assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Liquors and
Hardware, received per bark Avery, from Liverpool, and otheI
lent .rrivols 21-It
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JANSON. BOND * CO.,

JANSON, BOND 81 CO.,
TORNER OF AND CLAY
u STREETS, have now in store and landing, a large stock o7
FALL DRY GOODS and CLOTHING, consisting i'll part Of
200 bales brown Drills and Sheetings,
80 " Cotton Duck, from No. 600 to No. 10,
100 " twiled and plain wide Duck,
80 " blue, white, gray and scarlet Blankets,
20 " mixed, white, scarlet and opera Flannels,
10 cases plain and figured De LANES,
20 " Merrimac, Pacific and Sprague Prints,
5 " French Merinos and COburgs,
5 " plain and figured Alpaccas and Persians,
10 " cases Satinets and Cassimeres,
10 " Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans,
5 " Mantllas, CIoaks and Visettes,
1000 plain, figured and plaid Shawls,
1000 doz. woye and knit Wool Socks,
500 (" mixed Flannel 0vcrshirts,
500 &c merino Undershirts and Drawers,
$50 " cashmere, satinet and Pants,
$50 " OYerals and Jumpers,
$50 " hickory and check Shirts,
100 bales Bats and Waddng,
And ii large and well selected stock of Fancy and Dress Goods.
which they offer low at their new stand, corner Clay and Battery
Streets, San Francisco. $780,
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UNITED STATES POST OFFICE DEPART
NEENNT.

WAsmxGToS, d. c., March 5, 1856.
NEWSPAPERS throughout the United States will
render a service, in our opinion, to persons having CORES
pondents in the Pacific region, by giving conspicuous place to
the suoJoined circular in their respective columns.
JOHN b. WELLER.
Senate of the U. S., from California.
j.. w. DENVER,
House of Rep. L. s., from California.
Z. T. HERBERT,
House of Rep. of L. S. from California.
JOSEPH LANE,
Del. from Oregon, II. r., Z. S.
j. PATTON ANDERSON,
Del. from Washington Territory, II. R., c. s.
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Family Grocery Store.
VENHE SEASON HAVING NOW COM
IL menced, SAVIDGE & MAY invite the attention of Officers
of Vessels to their superior stock of Groceries and Provisions,
assuring those who are requiring private stores, they are pre-
pared to offer them great advantages.
Their stock consists partly of the following:
Teas, Cofees,
Sugars, Hams,
Herrings, Soups,
Salmon, Oysters,
HOLSTERS, CLANS,
Preserved Meats, Preserved Vegetables,
Bottled Fruits, Jams,
Pickles, Sauces,
Florence Oil, Dried Apples,
Prunes, Currants,
Raisins, Almonds,
Carolina Rice, Pearl Sage,
Scotch Oatmeal, Corn Meal,
Fresh Flour, Naccaroni,
Durham Mustard, Fresh ground Pepper,
Dried Herbs, Sperm Candles,
Manila Cheroots, Superior Tobacco.
Abernethy, Pic Mic Tea, Wine and mixed Biscuits, fresh and
of excellent quality.
King Street, Nov. 5. left
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BY MI. C.

CLOTHING At
On FRIDAY, at Sales Rooms, viii be sold an invoice of
CLOTHING. to which the attention of the trade is invited. q
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TORsS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE IN LAHAINA.

- Under License granted by Honorable John Richardson,
sE@ Judge of Probate, viii ne sod at Public Auction ON the
- premises on MONDAY, December LIST, 1886, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, Il Valuable Lot of Land, on the makai side of the main
street in Lahaina, with a new Frame House thereon, belonging
to the estate of z. Kaauwai, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-half Of the p1rchase-money in cash
the balance in four months, with interest. BY order of
EDWARD z. BOND,
and J. III. NAPELA,
Administrators of the Estate of z. Kaauwai.
Lahaina, Nov. II, 1855. 2l-2t.
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EUST RECEIVED FROM SAN FRAN
eV CISCO. per Yankee, and for sale by the undersigned
20 NJ No. 2 Manila Cheroots, superior,
i Case Pongee Handkerchiefs,
10 White Embroidered Grape Shawls,
4 Gases Denims,
1 " blue twilled Flannel,
" scarlet Z" "
6 Bales A Cab. brown Sheetings,
Is Pieces Canton Grape, black and brown,
Sacks superior Flour, Brogans,
Superior Black Tea, in papers,
Cases superior Tobacco, ] ib plugs.
1Stf A. p. EVERETT.
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ADMIN ISTTeATOR'S ALE OF REAL
ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPER
TY AT WAILUkU, MAUI.
T TNDER granted by Honorable John Rich
y ardson, Judge of Probate, viii be sold at Public Auction
on the Premises, at Wailnku, island of Maui, on THURSDAY,
December 4, 1856, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Forty Acres of Land be-
longing to the estate of Il. kaauwai, deceased, comprising many
choice Kalo Patches, and a valuable Lot of Upland.
TERMS OF SALE: One-haf cash one-half in four months,
with interest.
ALSO, immediately after the sale of the above, sundry articles
of personal property belonging to the estate, consisting in part
of a Flock of Sheep, a Flock of Goats, 0X-CartS and Yokes,
Tools, Lumber, and Household Furniture. BY order of
EDWARD Z. BOND,
and j. ii. NAPELA,
Administrators of the Estate Of u. Kauwai.
Lahaina. Nov. Il, 1856. 2122.
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HDOST OFFICE NOTICE.-The following are the
rates of postage chargeable at this Office on all prepaid
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-02
Movements ofths Allies sssinstwalksI Pro-
parations for Dsfsness.
New YoRK, Nov. 2s

As'" iNhhs WV
Dates from the lsthmus OF the 2sth Of
\ lvember Adgices there from Costa
Rlea 70 Octobar 80, stale that the Congress
had voted $4,000 Tor he campaign against
Walker, and had also purchased the brig
Dover 10 convert into war vessel.
The Chillian Government had loffered
- .stauce TO Costa RIGA, and commissioners
had lttt the latter country Oh special mis-
,iyBs 10 Peru and Cali
A special messenger arrived at Punta
Arenas Oct. 81, with dispatches from Qua.
lemala Eight hundred Salvadorians were
embsrkiug Ut Realigo Oct. a, and eight
vessels were waiting at La Union for 1000
Guatemalians under CArrera.
A postal convention had been concluded
between Great Britain aud New Granada.
Commodore Nervin continues to furnish
al escort TO protect California passengers
ga their arrival and departure.
EAsrgthinc quiet at Nicaragua. Walker
bad troops posted at San Carlos and other
points He had Just received 450 recruits
weIl provided with arms and ammunition.
Walker vas Awaiting the receipt Of pro-
ssiens and ammunition, The full conyic.
ION Of ali classes at Greytown is, that as
soou as be has received the supplies ard
arranged his foYces. he sill proceed 10 drive
ala tte allied forces out Of the State, OF
tbs Intentions thereaftes nothing is know u !.
The aIles were yefy much divided, and
luarreiing among themselves
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itUyGySnCiug ltyestl atoms Of TILES PAymsnt
81 taAes, Leaning and Investment OF Money. .aa
ali lnef regular business romPtly attended u,
Hes Oh "A -. Ia AtSlusau's Block, opposite tAr
b, .4IFe Row,
"a dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA
itameass asso al GelJ IL Perfumes Tor the hand
#0rcaeii sgaai e. LGGi8s, only 70 els per boitIs-
~ JuIYyts Nt.
st1.' Brady vs. az aad 5th opp Christian chsp.l
dwellings, Tor Sale.
~, fhAAL tRstsoihe aud seii situated buildinss ios
y III e. @. EADs
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La / c st N ow 3
Later from California
TWO MILLIONS IN GOLDn
THE STATS GONE ron sucHAsAS, ETC.

NV YeEg, Nov. 2s. The steamer I'LL
nos arrived this morning from Aspinwall
with California dates to 9th inst. She brings
nearly two millions in treasure.
California has gone for Buchanan and
Breckenridge,
The Illinois connected with the Sonora.
which brought down nearly two and quar-
ter millions Of gold.
The sl0op.of-wsr Saratoga left Aspin wall
Nov 18th Tor Norfolk aa Havana. Spoke
the George Law 25th inst, lat. 1926, long.
10 Yesterday off fuckers Island took the
wrecked bark Genessee ia tow and brought
hef in
The Sonora lett san Francisco on The
evening Of The 9th, The election returns
received up TO two O'Clock on that day foot
% Buchanan I4,600 Nothing definite con.
corning the Iegisa,nre Nearly full returns
from San Francisco give Buchanan 100 over
Fremont and the latter nearly 2,700 over
Fillmore The K publican legislative ticket
prevailed Ia San Francisco, though Buchan-
an would probably have 90 majority there
The vote ~ The city was much less than
the vote III the State election last year
This il attributed to The absence Of several
working politicians. The election passed
OF quietly
Adyices were received on the day OF the
steamers sailing thnt 8 fire was raging
IN Sacramento Ia the National Theatre
block
b. ) Wells, Republican, candidate for
Mayor u Amanda comfy, was killed by be-
ing thrown from cafTiage.
The Indians are stiil restless in Cal.
iigrnia Gen. Crosby had a fight with a
party on the Kalmath river killing several.
Another attacked the whites near Bald
Mountain. killing many.
Chester s. Sprsgne, prelessed agents Of
tie United States Insurance Co, had alb
seconded from San Francisco after swindling
Tie citizens-
Nathas p Cook came passengers in the
Illinois. He Is delegate 10 Washington
IRON the Gadsden purchase, who had taken
steps tor forming territorial government
under the name OF Orrzonia.
The markets in San Francisco were ia
active. Prices generally unchanged.
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1ars uare.
+. CLOSE & cos. COLUMN


49,, ,ano ,.m. nd ryic,s which caanot mi 90 mi,
go pon - ~, a ~, ~ Iaa, ~ nn.so,sr.
o1f fdsaa. VINO ds.lis a., dealing s,I ,.,, go.
i eheapby T. CLOSE co.
- ~ r CLOSE & co.'s.
T. cLosk i CO.'S.
sale 81 cLosh CO.'S
Tow a. LOSE cos.
f.'L"sE co.'s
IL I. GLost CO.'S.
/ FAD fips 81 all ,zs- ifoia ~ 3ia. !of sale 81
ruToNs fsars Wire fo.ssis eheayA,
IsAhDkS i.,t, 3f aver, description al
IiuAs, Rias and Pistols be quality for sale lew
GROVES snd rf6rare which viii be cold eheAp IL
MOVES Portable Gtlst Mills.
- LioNE r ~ -
I EiTHkK Beltiax ali sizes at
bACKIyG Hemp and Rubber for sale 81
L r CLOSE Il CO.'S.
DLACKsMiTH,s Tools, Bellows, Anyils. Ham
mers for sale Low al r. CLOSE d cos.
DoPE-Hsnillaa d Hemp, all sizesat
IL r. CLOSE Il cos.
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Erom Washington

New 4oIk. Nov 30 - The following is
rem the CgFfssp 0ntence Of the Times: The
President has decided 10 appoint Mr., Chase
Of Louisiana speeiGi minister to New Ora
NADIA, sud that gentleman accepts. His in
strueiion8 hre pr BannR and ne will leave
lor Aspinwal! next week.
Among thc claims against New Granada
which mn4J up the sum OF million dollars
acrrto,0rr announced, Is large claim OF
he Pacific MaI Steamship Co, tor the
trat tax upon passengers paid for eight
rearz snJ protest and claimed as being in
violation 81 the treaty stipulation
g4a Executive has determined u order
she L $ steamer Massachus 10 proceed
the Island as American Guano and re-
3ogg VA lheif location, harberage &c.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-02
.. c. ELDRIDGE
VoiIh western Patent MediCin,

lsestabllshed the
SOiIh western Patent Medicine
ksesOf,
! the coFNpT Of Rock Island and 4th sts., Ia,
ApoTl, Iowa, where win ba kept all the leading
rrgprrtory Medicines OF the day, such AZ
aHairnEer's FOyer & Asas Autiiote.
Ayers Chafry feetoTai,
Jayats' ENpectJf6nt,
sl.iW e cough Candy.
EFl aU's F4imuntu Waters,
Cod Liver OIL,
nr ossoo1's iu4.u gaelaGouse ...
Ilp4l n's Tome MIXTURE .l
Ehrars' Fever sndAgps care ..
lt PgdlAs hyc saiyo,
Ieam 1on's Bye Water,
it0g@HGoa's Pepsin,
Hollands GerlRaE BittsIs,
igstsa ~ P Piis hnbrosa.o0,
jew DaY!rs az HebTer Plaster,
PpgF M&a's Plaster
-al.'s sar'ap~ts Us,
Railways IyE. Res3lyHHl,
}, D.. ~. John's SoUgH syrdps
tHrtsi3s AEuc Balssmr
Hot,eIH's . 4 Cordial.
aauaer's Blood PurlnsI
Rurlmatisn CUE.
Judaia uIntU. ont,
5iuaL's dorse
SlJNu's Family .' -.s
ErSal's MRgus g.
RSsss sa.,e,
J. V, Hurds's i've ain,
aE!ean AlaslNpg Lluiment,
A!cLeaE'a Volcanic nin,ms Mt,
~. iGln's Nerve g. Bone IitsInshiI
Is q. FanCBtnoE Farmliuge,
hgLaue's
iayuu's
bsnDett1s Worm LC.gESes,
ailen's Nerve and Bone LiniE4sut,
IL q. fatrelts Arabian "
Merchants GGrElug OH,
Mamatnke Linineni.
tadsRy's Il. Relief
Lyons katba5ron,
Prof. u J. W oods' Hslr Resl0raLys
buEnrLj's Imperial TORIe,
Jayns's tarmIAeuve,
RtWaUd's Syrup nI Blackberry
Irawu's Extract of Ginger,
t,udifeS'S Cordial,
Bateman's Drops,
sloaa's Condition PowdeF-
b.rry's irieopheFones,
Perry DHHis' Pa. Killer,
Datisy's Pain kArsctoT,
Stoan's Instant Relief,
balm, VI Thousand Flowers,
Br Er's Tonie Pills,
ludiau Vegetable I,.l;,
j.. a AEue "
Sauauya,
SappGgtouN 81
sIaic Rberger's
HTanduth's
MUnstts
smitl.s sugar coated "
holioway'S %"
Lees
Ayers
freTt's NOV ~ ls5:
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Il a r RS
Com m eroial College,
DAVENPORT, IOWA

incorporated June s4y 1850.
FACULTY.
HiLLIAM v. BARR, A. T.,
Professor of ih.0Fstieal and Practical Book hesT.
t.g ana busiasss p-nnasseiP.
JOSEPH 6. LOPEZ, Esq
As.IsIzlt Iaocip6l aaj Teacher IN zoos n piu z
department.,
DANIEL l.. SHoREY, ESQ,
laCLHTor 0D Commercial Lss.
GEORGE ". SEhiDE, A. A.
r..tsssat VI Mathematics and German Language.
luohatss OF Calculation Department
Inc at0LrI IOaSss will Commence Dec. ! In
ihs naw apart uenls Appropriated eIprs sally to the
CUilez purposes corner OF % and Perry strests,
10 Jaco6yiS new bdiidias. Toe course will eoa.-
prshsnd avery brat cb taught al similar i0ss:tg-
ti8ns.
Ladies Apartment
one T05la will bv assl tveh Grs eseA day sxels
stveiysr fe nsio depart msIi, IN which Penmsn d.
ship bid Boos Keeping win be taught under tie
/ am eila.e supervision II the Principal.
Every Facility Hll! be Afforded students iToE4 .
ds,GHee "a procuring suitable boarding bcUses and
accomplishing tbs utss In the shortest pr ssfbie
Tine. For ~ tnsf particulars apply 70 OF address
Ghl Principal nos2Odu
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Selling Rates Of Exchange,
fOri Des iioines Land Agency.
LAND ARIA NTS.

III ladersigned have FOR saie Land MArfaAt.o
different sizes, which they will sell for or on
,.n.e 70 salt purchasers.
iaGy will pay particular attention 10 selection and
les alton # lands In Fort Des AoGes, Fort iodxr
srtLan and other Western Land Districts. Also To-
j. - men 4 OftsYe= and land busiBss. generally.
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Thalbsrg in philadslphis'

PHlLADmrHtA, Nov. 2s.--Thaiberg's con.
cert in the city last night was hrillian,
success. II lad the largest audience that
has been gathered here since Jenny Lind.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-02

a Ban HaLE.--A friend iniorms u th"t
sfrg Gangcrcus hole needing immediate
..s.z F. bFokrain lie suIvefl It the corner
Fua., audRo,kIslsud streets. A tttIe
dor azgsut d ia season msy save the city
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Ralv - 'tgIe paragraph IA yaa'es5ay
a-a Is per 1bout he river Thu: emf.
..a= r.al laya been more applicable 20 our
-s -a- announcement laat geatesdag Sc
TAIN. Tm The 6rs' Gay C December
~ egua bare beca more sea ors5ie
a.zs acceptable,
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TALLUAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
0fhce Brady Street, between Second and Third
- istreets.
hFFERiorsils tEs following vaiu4 9 Real -

80 1streets.
lFFERfor'ai5 sc following yaiH4 Real -
City Property in Davenport.
+. House and lot on Third STREET near the corner .
Roc. Island.
. Sixlots 90 In, south vest corner Of Fourth ard
J. six l@ts Al North nava port, betw zen Perry asst
Rock island streets.
Gta city moss rapidly improving and will be sold on
Il5 raj Terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County
- ofS.E h. :. 2s r. 20 y. RANGE We s. 80 acres.
" gFS, Z. 5. 81 n. % y. Range west SnaeTcs.
n z. offs. Ii s 9T - y. Range5 west loacre.,
The sopsy lands arC ai % the line Oft railroad
truta davenport 10 Iowa ! lily,
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and ninety 5era, Of
timber land aesr ElYira p. o, seven miles frsm Is
o. Clinton Co., near ibe Batlrosd; all choice land,
yell watered.
The above property will DC sold on liberal credit
Scott County.
Improved farm one mtlt and half from Prince
l5n skis drst rate taDd, well Improved It'll
good aoH.-.. Nill be sold at bargain.
Poweshiek County
t~ohuudred and hfty fine prairie land tw0
miles north Of Montezoma,the county seat
sccttco.
I5u acre. animproyed laHd two miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Walc6tt- ten miles ffo N
I6Oscres ave miles sorib westfrom Hickory G royr
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-balf milos from Court House o. the
Gi15, with superb views OF river and surrounding
country. A smslllErm Of IS acres under the ghsst
state Of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
tfers- The most beautiful isgd III iGe vicinity Ihe
ely.
ssysn miles from Davenport,
Alarm JfG0 acres 40 uudsr Guilty. alion, - 81 ftna
her. 4 never falling Stream taToaga il V ~
hs sold ysry cheap.
Near WaleoEl,
Acres II choice prairie at d tafgala.
At North Davenport
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& s"HH e DAVE has thi- say been ad sit.
- ir8 Par'ser 81 oar arm. Ihe bushes. win
#r c9naHoeG ~ heretofore. ana reter The sane
ss1 g aitd 80 fe- COOK Il Sargent
LIZ $1,000 8 -
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hob ERTN TING
LOCAL GATTER5

- u,xKss ORIENTAL CouRsE There
,sroetual charm aboa, life and man
z he Ess' which renders the descrip
'''' az eve witness peculiarly interest
',g oriental lire is flushed with glow OF
,@I and splendof which lie among the
..s, na,ions Jacks 1t - this glo" sui
81 through Boysrd Toylor'S books OF tra-
el,hst makes them 90 popular, Our Dc
I..,.l NE is hard, austere, barren, uh-
tined. 10 comparison with that whlch
cad ao6ef the gorgeous skies OF the
n.,snl Bayafd Taylor was ne hrst 10 give
n. American public, in lectures aud books
ggii and lite.hke conception OF the way
A. ..a mnsiup, dreamy, poetic splend'a
.-.,Iz actually live We are glad 10
t..,-l rom q n estern man descriptions Of The
..,.,- II Uonil strike Us Of the West, Mr.
- !. the fret Oriental traveller Nh1 has
donated this service for ua, We 60 to
-.s.= zoe eafly q give al account OF his
anime lecture On The DsTdaneIle= add
r,sst.nunople. but v i'll do 50 hereafter
hf Marks Is also TIE hfst eyewitness d
.,.s.,far in the East who has ever come to
,..6.g to a Davenport auditory. lie visited
,hs SAMPLES OF the Great Po~ers--lhe
.soe 81 The butcber.tragedy Of the nine
,a.a.5 century, just after the allied forces
s.mbar5ed and carried sebastoPol There
&c.,. guy hundred thousand men IN camp
If, the tne.--twD hundred Of them Eos 'ish'
F, Taebs, Serdini,ns and Arabs. lie
.--s RI ssgaatopoi ahen the RaFs1ons sub
-.,s- l5rFh-r#rH the city.
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"a raos.sga.-hs the Ceng -egouohai
rfe,s fa al ~. satlI3y viii De brought IN
s,.sasnt rssgstltan this winter better
.,e. should be ma e at he Junction Of
r.ras'd Brady streets. We feel sure 'hat
f,s.. we're attended 10 Fery many OF sur
.ss-ns would feel under peculiar obiiga.
GLE. asrhey have a great desire to hear the
..-sra- 10 be delivered there and at the
,,ne tre cannot get over Fth street and
t.--ee 10 lhs eaurcss except 81 he f,5E 9t
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A ii. sac, bought u %. l.. Horn fof city Use de-
- son:
TN Il only place that ths new aud ossaliai eos
i Cooking stove diamond Rock can be PuT.
ela sed, is Al v. 1. A0kN.s.
IIiE esIe6faTed 'ScLaTsf OAK coal Cool sIo'e
J for sale BY u. l.. II.
rREciN AR fight coal Stove ior salsa', ms
.jThE 7Br!lliani'' coal Stove for sale Al
J. D. l.. MS.
INC .sCnmaan Cooking Stove, for wood, war
] rantea the heaviest and osstin the market, with
a attended hre box large oven. Tor sale BY the oHiy
agent iof Iowa who Bas oAeiasise tisns.
ID. l.. HORN.
TINHE .',hauer OAK" wood stove, which needle no
/ eommsuts. as all Know Is from reputation, tor
saleby U. lie n
ft'HE Live YAK WOOD Stove Tor shis ~
1 D. l.. II.
Tue - N eismors. - elevated oven,
..wi.eou ss. do DO do
Tor sale by d. l.. IL.
q IuMFLkfE 4.sortme nt Of sill the new Cottage
n parIor steve. Tor sale by ID. L. II.
a.. LARGE amt .plendid assortment OF Box, Par.
n lIrand Heating Stoyesfor sale by ID. l.. H.
ARGE aud email Cost Gss BarEtfs Tor sale by
l. ID L. II.
4 soAMoN Coal Stoves, all sIses for sslsky
nPEN .sFranLEuH Coal stoves, with sliding
oLoors, foG sale by d. l.. H.
- Y OF NC Lions, ana.Magie franklin stoves
i for sale by d. L. II,
r I'sslA Iron Stoves, with Iron top and bsss, foI
iNssle Uy ID. L. II,
A FULL aud complste assortmsnt Of Tin, Sheet
"A Iron and Copper Ware for sale BY d. L. H.
rIoUSE Roonrg, Tin Spou ling ana obbinx ofsll
III kinds connected with the Tin business done TO
order by ID. l.. II.
uANDs always ready TO &c and put upstoyss
Ii when called on al d. l.. HIS
THEREBY return my sincere and heartfelt thank
10 the citizens OF davenport and vicinity fer the
very liberal patronage hey have extended 20 me-
sin my residence in Davenport, sndhops BY strioi
aNsntcn 10 buslness 10 merit continuance Of the
same. -. L. hO6Nk.
HaxannnTtNoy IA
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PRESERVES.

neaeLes Peers Aprioots plums, straw berries, Black
| berries Pin, Apple, Ginger, Pie Fruit, &C., ior
sale Is ~ AN, thAN 60.
Corner -erond ami Perry sts.
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Near Waleotl,
81 Acres II choice prairie 81 IA bsfgaias
At North Davenport.
., a.. z. 49,
ar n. IL. ssAIssELfs.


Late OF Phlladsphig,J
JhSfECIFULLY ofsrs hiE professional services
IL 10 the eli zens OF Davenport EHd vicinity -
Having been attached Tor Number OF yearstO iae
Fhilade lphia Hospital as surgeon Sud physician be
ieels competent to tteat auy disease or aeefaent
Ihal may be presented.
Would refer to profes.or- .. pancosto
Chas. ID, Meies,
Thos. d. Mutlsr.
once, n Il. corner 2 and Harrison sn.
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~ lis, Lard Rosin, Sperm, 81 iot sale BY
~ EVANS, CHkM ca.
C0rner SECOND and Perry SIS