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SAMUEL PERRY.
FALL. AND WINTER CLOTHING
aTJ0aH I0EgAN'5
No. : n 81

IARGE 3 and vaslrd sasortneut oflieH,S amt
n toys, Ready made Clothing, enbtse
tnr rallthsdiherenisnd srproveistylss ,aad made hy
good workman ont ofthe bsst material.
Fine, medium ana eoIaHoa, Union Beaver, Felt
Pilot, fa:5rshan aaa Flushing, Rsngaps, sack s. at
pslstot overeoats, Clct, DrCss and fsoek Coat oi
and qualities Cloth, Cashmere, sati
usi, Velvet aAi Tweed Faalaloons. SILK, satin, Va
loD{ia swansdawn, Velvet, Plush Cloth, Cashmere
ssiinst, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jacket, Drawers. rndeTshirs, Hosiery, Suspenders
Gloves Cgavals Handkeronie1s, shin Collar, Stocks
Ties Scsris, Winchester and Scots approved Pale a;
5houde rseaIn shirts, GmbreilnsaId aiarticlesusal
III kept IL gentcmsn's !nsnlsAlns stores, Including
Robss de ChatnbreAnd Revere Vestsand Oyereoats.
Also "a splendit ssortmeEt of uncut Cloths, Cxssi
rreres and Vesip gssil ofwhieh will DO made nl 40
tbs be tEaaner, with promptness, ut sccoi
motatinS prtees, aad BY comPetant workmen. inns
sr,aelshiasItistn the Iaonthly receipt ofthc lates
Fashionsso thstoEaerslnIraaledto 20 tRsm may ee re-
IteduPep being IN h0laiessl lahy those whc de-
sirsit. Ailmamle of plain work and work afh saa
teel N sdiuui, promptly astendedto as heretofore
HATS ofaneS stylatogethes Wlthali cttne csm'
mon kinda cansskntlYo on haai.
E'rstTonsge, ,thes neseElhe.conhcSn &
ly hopes to1nsE.ta1o atlaaRnee oIlhesEls.
JOHN JORDAN,
MarcaRn Tsiloi ACIelbisT % Froutssres,, sppo.
site the steam Mills. - .s.
S-'N 49, ,r-,pt' i,,ts. A -tH
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1886. Spring and summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT
Al TH6
GREAT Fs9aft1- NESlEka
Clothing and hianufa turing
EMF % az sSs sW.
a. NaSTEEE. y L.

a. sASTEFE. y 90.
TNAKE this opportunity to inform the pnbe sia.t
L they have received st ths!r s'ore' the ter1es'
stock q
Broad ClSths, Gatsimerss, vestinss,
which bas ever been urOught to this market. Ihe
Goous Ehicb no offer tG tbs Inspection Of the si2en7
ofthia togn safpsss in design and aniah, anstA ns
that De offered them tEis side ofAeS foEE, bong
selected with the greatest csI and from tee mosSt
,ensne Esusss il tho EastsTa markets, and vita s
yisr to satisfy tue tastes Of ali cur customers.
We hare also 8 full and caiapleie assortment "a
the latest Eui nCsl 81 pIOy si styles u
ssENTs. EUflNIsHGNG szsi0tjs,
which are bsYSEi DOUBT tha RCss dssIfaida e. te
found ia lEis silYs Among wl.icl sTl HehIs shirts
UIdershiF5, stocks cHivhts, aiava5, SdsFeatess,
Hose, ,Sc.
PareuiAF attention viii Be psid, 81 hegotofnro 10
ts making up oi SaT05ae ia stylc unsafpassrd hi
any si6iiiaf establishment. 4,
FIll salts made On saeEissi Hoiies, aud warranted
to suiE. a.. EE
Thankful foT the bes.5whl0frast liberal farers o,
Ihs public, We ,ake pleasure in pledsing renew ed
adefLy, and solicit mars OF the public pstfoaase,
Apl 80 d-fr n, tASTEEL = CO.
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i'nc AID Pionee. Baker, still ahead.


Hk slosaTl ,ar Eas recently u!ado extensive prep
FL oga.Eous for tue maaaiactuTo 5i kdItetr ShSHf,
-.,st.f soda, EIe Nc, Water aHi oyster GtacksFa'
I., h,...a tlge, de-, together etsh good nss"ft
%. III lua gFqrd, tgEts SAL Fas8s.
/ ave qlsa purchased The te1ch' tHSa' i4s -
.r,,l7z.,. ,5r tag laaUUtgeIaVt % NI~l3 8 Fh4I
PATENT LoAR BREAD,
-.l. 5y 5,~EG,gyFy The advantages claimed g..
ta,s lgSessoi alasiRg Ef0-d ars lhsss' ny htsHl p
-. rrtt,rln IN gualIs Hah tsndfoia5 IN HplS1t
nee il Is much waiIer aud mcEe ersn' AE9eps sm4F
5aI beeoas8Es al i, and 70 many por.o1 D.
/, nnL ouload0HRbla ~Rsn week ol1' guy. GUY -
80 @'tsn,nt a. me l4s.t French ro!l itE"ss is'thel1
'I is readily introduced lnt1 Ismiiss "Ao tkYe no!
81 asSd aassfs Breaa c2grs saati e9nli9ue 'S
9',,, a gr.ad Wsglu as hsT3tal3re. IN onerlbS th'
"a terms u a,gh CAapOI iGli 70 gtys Co.
TJo seSi,rsctaa, 4upo Sc .glo 20 auEP.l M stl W.
may isyOr no with rhsr p@FonaEsi llsu@!1t M ,3i
'".; T4y5r. | hope 70 ugn' q ooAIAuAncs ci LI'
=AtaF' AZ pkNIEL MOORE,
P.ypger g cry, FG.at sUes!' oqe 's's!7 90.
Burrows $ PGStsy LEEl . = tSalA .'''.'
H4ygpUv n, Mag -, tlao-dA
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StoDes.
a8-a
BUY YOUR STOVES

yNTFERE EiilaiTEgs he feant oAe 81 the bestrz
w goutDeHt, Of S'otes, Tin Plate, Sheet frsra .
Wire, Jspanped Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Corrsf
Wafsin this city. AMONG hi sssortnsntof
= I o Is
are ths celvDiE.-+ IN ~ eat Charter Oak Cook
Stoves, coat 81 wapa' AZ g. lus and complete a.
sortreBt Farlof, EQE and Heating Steves, Elevate
oven Stoves, snd many ether patterns too noTneEe
Gus 70 mention. Our motto ls, Qack saisa aEd
Small Profits Good work, all warranted or no sails;
One dollar save lis dollar med; aud by calling
at his Stove Store gou will IL and get Just ~
good an article as at any otaer house.
Particular attention paid to H0use Roofing, Spout
Ing snd job Work in general out Of good Tin and
stoeh, hap!ng 10 receive share OF ihe public pat
f1DHge By this motto: @Qsics Saies and Small
Prdfts.r lsaID) II. L.. BORNE
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SADAeclDEST.--A most shocking aect-
dent happened At Dunleith Yesterday after.
noon, BY Which Oscar Tracy, formerly oil
Vermont, was instantly killed. He wss en-.
,aged at the time in as8ilehiag oHa some
cags, Waen hs alipped aRd isii On the tack,
the ,cass passing osef his head ltels.ly
crushing We hsge oftea observed whlla
Al the depot tha, bsakemen. asd others en-,
gagged about the cars, placed themselves in
dangerous positions which they easily might
avoid. Such accidents as .ihssa should
serve TO warn them against earele.sness
and to be always on their gusrd, lest that
foot or hand nigh. slip and they thereby be
hurried into eternity - was poor Tracy .--
Dubuque Express, Tta inst
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Stores. stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES
AND THE ANSWER rs STOVES!
4 THROUGH VIC cannot keep on hand some 2o9o
klor 5000 Stoves, sssome Of our neighbors the rea
soma ere, we sell so cheap and so good article Of
Stoves that It becomes diffcuit TO supply the de.
inssd, but new supply OF freight ears have arrived
and been placed our road, and we have completed
arrangements 30 rs 10 be able 10 supply the
demands ofai, be the same MORE OK LESS.
40 after looking around among all the GONE
HORSE" stove shops In this city, 70 NJ purpose,
Corneto
Twiteh6ll aillett's,
Tho only Stove Emporium. in the ~esE and bay
Soee as ss Stoo6. in our prices, for cheapness,
we defy all corppetltion--every article usrrcated.
md If not satisfactory we refund the money Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, Tor wood or Coal; the Climax;
Rlaek Diamond. Tor coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens,
All kinds Of Psri0r. ONCE anc Heating Stoves
Tin end Copprr Ware on hand AZ sli times. Root.
lug, Jobbing, &c, dSns 20 order
Brady Street, roariy opposite tho 2. 0.
Feb 4-dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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Burrows IL Prellyman,
DINING SALOON.

,s,Hk subscriber, Obliged fof too an'tersE p%,f, p1,
sss h. nae resolved, informs BIS lgieAds siio Lo
,,,blEc' fssg no is s;ni prepared to sesommo4s'
hem a bis nlnins saloon, II no ee's1ts,, % VEN He,
suPorIs uew eioek' s2EasZ g. :ss'h1 E','- ..,
SaystlSlS o's!esA. Meals ssJ1sl eP st 81, d. 4i''
les G5sani, gota aad Ainslat v ass.s.
~ " JQaH Alhih
IuUa DIFF -----------.--
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5SGcjs S,.nlaug.
Uals Paper
g0AEs ss DC,
e EaHm-es 5f GUrlay q COS Troy, az
'en,- a.E.1 "a 4, PoR' AT bRu IL
Coal! Coal!

8 GtFREV. .THUAlAS 3 90. are nov FeceiTing, al
/ .tbg5. REyt near the rsti goaG depot, U ioSH
.1ElDA l. DAILY For Fusl aud stsam II has no su-
,,lyjEg 10 a con b,usian OF tho miners to TaiSe tie
,,rias yt ori--s ICE We would not gHomh io--Ft
we're ANA Gle for s1oFt time, 20 supply our eUsl"h
eTt UgI having soeceeded 10 sfsE"t . taA' @ cSsy
On gbtcAlhe community has no sIoRli iE,E T.
LII We are now prepared 40 deliver ~ TILE city a.
l..vsuEoEl, IN quantity 70 Tal purchasers ri S1'
.arguuT Pyt4oE, on a.pilcsNoaaE ibF AA4a'
rnn- -ln. and IlEa GLl
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snnnRIcH, % WHEELER & YANTIs,

pHALER6 IN
Grain, Flour, Salt, canent, sad al aessi'p-
tions o. Farm Produce.
rdsr, solicited aui attended 60 with ahpafSn 70, ~.
I.ss or ,sl. uf Grain rrvsuss in tbis sad o'o9F
1,r se,ts, ss aapio for the storage cS all knas"
arasssS siIslcss aa5s o. eonsgpnsas whon do
ssl attention pi to FeossinG Shd ieT~srSSs r,S
g,o.s ~ Railroad 1r Ttysr SesLss' ,sa ~
Sargent, Bankes1, p&Taa?otsi Sao o., bni -
raw 4, Co. bsnksrs Davenport; NleEoiis t.-i'gsss
- 80. SSrIsaEs Albion NJ ) . Duchess Co lsns, n i"
Pboriss Komp,hal, Eeg,, L9ahesist, - "nss2' 2
IorN N. I. City; ostg en'i2, gaming ,,,a.
49, Vttc6 Co, Chicago; ". Il, mchliSnf, Esl.
,i,isa.o Doughty, Wilkinson Co, foughksiss +" ""'
,.;n, i Uwsley, csnnJisson meroh@nt' A'uisNhe'"''
uue % dtf
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SCiOtbiag.
New Goods. New Goods!
K DIV ARD ALDEN
Merchant Tailor.

ASD
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Re a d y M ade Clothing /,
Glsths, C4ssimef5s, yegEiugs, aents Fur.
niahing aooda aaa Tsilors' Trimmings,
i ASius, ssmrree from 81 east VITA one OF TIE
/ 4 iargest and hessselsotad stocka Of gnoda ever
oiered i5rsAisin this aaFket consisting 10 par u
BPoADcLoTHs.
Engiish. FTsneh, GsrlnAn sndsA nsFicsp. of ne z
assf quality saa lateat .t,l ol g2od-.
CASSiAiERES.
E8siish French and am frIcsp, of over Ts7isty ~
style, color ard qualify
VESTIAGS.
White Msrseilss Bgtsle zee, " hisa London figgr-
e Tinsel and CotaFed Silks, Fancy and tsin SILK
aiao, Satin, italsn lotb, sils Pln'a, aoi fansy
OVERCOATING
Rl5ei, Elue REd BIZ. 81 Erosdcioth uHios " nIIlsg
Castor Beaver Canads nt'Esd shd baiaEa NJ me Ia
test import,
READY MADE
seE,Coais &, oTeE-sseEs, sgs,pais hes:als Jssks z
qusiities nd g;ylas, eik, Eeiynt' Piusht Giota;
Cashmere ana Valencia Tesfs, Casmsa, ssdHett3
double ana %Hiat iaHcF aaa pt.in Cashmere E-d
Do estib Parts; Dem 2fd GnerU7oT Tsofks, WrsF-
pers sad oyefalls. sG yes
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, ceIlco, ,Uhl. plain lnsa eollod sud Pagis
bo om., fancy colSfe Sairs, wEih eorrrnoh ard POI
Ia 'Ffisitand-; stfihE psofsef, corded Byron, pol
IA coars, Mex I.sE, Stocks, faneg ard and pls. a
CTsTsts; GicTts-1shIe. blscF ala Cs.oI5d ki!, fla
ed bueE, cloth, ere terasid, aberdeen, Eetllu,
Union and GerEaRn and I'm GGC-t!s.s; vol, me :.
posud cotton Hose; waite eadlsneS linen and si!-,
Handke rchies euibT5iersd iaaD'a Easi, sslts ahd
mixed msrino Gnd ak NrappsIa Eaa Drawer;
shawl Pins, ytBbrsIsa, Carpat shsla and 81 cta'r
Egiiel.4 osIly keIt by tie GfGte, sill OF Thic0 =
respsetrsHr sitniisfsiTo 70 the esaElinss16a q cra
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N Q TT q e.

- q DAWSON q co, have formed 2
-. partnegshiP with =, II Gnggs, under Ihs DsHe
and 8 sls of DAWSON Gfigss & Co., 10 take effect
on th0 lat day of sfNoVeIabsr, lss5s
Ailersons having nEgettied secounts s'th the o't
arm are requested y call and ssris. 0ct2J
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REMOVAL.
I-ss ES. AlS.S Es IA AZ
FRoA FGI HAPEa, CE.
tR.SCO Banner, siFH and Ornamental E4tatsF.
grainof o. Wood Stone EUt AeEnEH.
degtetAR aud a!l4iHE on
ELxfG48a
window 6hGdes, llssdss gotaslJus, pgftsslas
scsnerg, LIndsr1pes, I. G., 81 ibcF, not!ea
5isa Peiui'ag snc Gra'ltl Z Ter tss trade.
tns Gsuo7e. froua BIgdy si, GO o si Doors Eaal
. EtsdJ.
lfzraFsn-r
q ,. @.yRs. -.
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For tho Ladies.

iFRENeIt It'd White Kid, EngIisa kid, Bronze ia
IL and Velvet SiippoIs
also, Rid, Congress, English And French Lasting
tatsYs, from 81 70 20 rs per pair, for ssla by
Dsc Q DAWSON, GPynIT A. 90
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TRUSTEES sAhn.
WHEREAS on the list day Of May, A .. Ie55,
w frederick Dsnslssn and Doratha Dsneisan
his wife executed uago andrew ]. Lawea, as AsnS
Tee, Q c srtsia deed Of tra=t, conveying TO said
ted in Scott county, Iows, 10 Wit; Thirty issI fVGt
ruanlng bsck 10 t5e alsy onshandIsd nd dfty fest
Of Of the west sida o. Lot No twelve, (i4D ia block
No. Two ~ In Green's addt ZION TO tie city OF pAs
enpoTl, shown by the recorded plat OF said sdul
on, waich said conveyance Hgs mada by said Fred
sTick Dausisen sad Dorsths his wiIe, for tho pur
pose Of securing 10 II, Il bRkomoIe the pey men,
ofthe sum OF IwO hundred and EIIy dollars, kS2so
for which SUN said fredsTgck panassn did on tne
ist day of May AFORESAID execute his prHmlssory
note TO said EisksMoEe, payable In one year aver
date there Of with lateTest 81 ten psE cent per
mum, payable semi-aanusliy. And now tho said
note having bueone das and payable, and the sliu
Frederick panslssa hsy ing fsisd to pay the same
IAndrsW. Lsnss, Trustee as sfoiesa AID, do hereby
give nosce, that og vrtGe of tas power which Ia IA
fe said deed CT srnst contained, viii on Saturday
the I5ls day efoei0esg, A =, 1858, al O'Clock In
the aerncon OF aaia day at the ooun House door,
In ths ciy Of Davenport expose ad orer for sale
10 she hiShssS bidder for CASH The parcel " land y
boge described, OF - much thereof as shAu be ~;
note, III eosts sad ss pensss Of making said sa'e'
! and olthis noties. s.-...a.z z--~-
Dated tkisg3I daV OF September, A. D. 1885.
4 sept 24dts ANDREW :. LAMhs, IIastse.
| oANVRFNK AND sPfRrr GAS
| IoH '-l'' '' Alzosp ysxgAEsE!..
6r O5YO FEET WINDOW GLASS fcr ssis ~
g.! 00,S0N AtvoRp q VAN FAVrkas
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NEW CONFECTIONAK','. i.i',.
DURR0Wg pEgrTYr.s : DELIEIfr

BURROWS, PEgTTYnAN q uAL1RIFs,
WHOLESALE DEALERS II
4 X q ( 4 RI K y,
Il . n, N n / LIS, q h. As S
Wooden Ware, ealr, Fa!ura, 0ila, Sc,
Agents for Fsrbauk = Scales sud EsrGing'F Sss.-.
No. , EufrroC5' BiocE, FT0rt 81,
DAV ENfORT, IOWA.
}. e. o. GrFRowg, ;. =. BaLZsIF.
aDl38 o. -8FgETTgGAH,
L.. n s'aB4kSN, N. A..
EOEIEELI BsFislant Physician t. tGrIu!gFaFt-.
J. Psnilens,aEy ana hlngs Go, Hospitals, N
RcsiaeRl Surgeon 10 tho Eruosig Cfy Hospital ",
Gently OF OrARge nf NFsGchssleF Cps.,N CteFs
his professional services 10 he citzans Of EsF0EP1
on.ce and residence, bssdg St.HssrtY opposite Gen
SaFgcEs's. aug 20 st1 dWiE
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- yy,-rs
Or, ]. W. Ii. RAkLh

A trgh an axpsdsnes Of tAirtssa yseast yty,1, - H.
II practice Of Medicine sad sSfssfy 10" oHS,nari
ID 80 v.Stnlty Partieus sr attention VIZ :. y ~
. aDsrEtiYo aargsFy and Diseases o. ,ns 80
ilGss Oilce In Post oface biook -, :, y.
. uts og 5.h ST., between Rredy q ferS e'N'
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SUtiGk.
fNf5 4 % certify tbat H. 5pRTtasFshtp lofoTo
existing between liz aEdersignet uldss the
name and style Of snouF q BsFksiow Is tsis day
dissolved b mutual cons 5at,
All the demands oatstSaiins Ii favor Of rata frn
4. T, sHoUP,
A, v BAREALOW,
NJ The Forwarding aHd Commission buslpsss
viii hereafter be continued By Il. sAouP& CO,
Il the saue ELsnd,
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NEW YORK HOTEL.
TssE NV HOEEI,
" AV i r l. Y HOu s + ,

On MAIN Nhhr u EEIttta
Is lpH open for p5Tmsnsnt aus trsnslsnt b5sfdFTs
/ Those Who wish quiet and pleasant hoUel ".
Ins long orr short s0eeu In Davenport can Il ID ).
Ut the Wsveriy Eouse. The tables ~. % furulsaed
With cecRcies OF the season; the foos Ere pleHs
snf, lie beds rsw and son. Iae Wavefiy II Ssrrnd
10 no notsl wes' EAtcsEO Ia point NJ beauty ~ 10;
cation, T.ts Is4ai Ayusa, good furniture sna E"'~ "a
bieg. itsWlyl ~. "a. ADA ho, froPneFof
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w. C. Q . r e ..
zF.h h.,.aot. naaiav D,

.k7IakNt
Foreign Eaf Bguss,ic, Green ana Dried Fruits,
Sus Ssc,at aig - au: ~, Lolls Whole:aie pTices
GaasLauLy gg u1ad Lemon, Oranges, Apples q,
Sc. Brady ~. uoLr lrenE, esat side,
Davenport }dy 2F Sc dwE
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nalltgaos.
MI sissipp. and Missouri Railroad.
gk,,gsF3 fsE- tFts.S1S - IL
SsaR1 ~ = &csnfF f'&sgNs

IE and agtAr A9gGay Sap. sth, 1850, aA1 rg,l
further notice tIalna giil i5Egs DaysEpoyt, H.
Wascatne a0diaBG CGy, Gsundays e4csptod) ss f1l.
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VIRGINIA AMERICAN, STATE CONVENTION

z, 1906.
The American State Convention assembled at
Stsuaoa Yesterday and permanently organized with
Robert Sander esq. of Williamsburg as President
and Vice President from each Congressional Dis
tnct ajnumber of Editors &C ing a. Secretaries.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Moore aud Saunders
warmly sustaining Fillmore and Doneson.
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DELEGATES FROM MAINE TO THE REPCB.
LlCAN CONVENTION.

- . - bANUOH, " tdnesday, May = Isjb
The Republicans Of the Fifth Congressional District
met IN Convention at Exeter Corner today and elected
Joseph Bartlett of Bangor, John II. Rice Of MOnson,
and William l.. Brown Of SoloD, Delegates TO the Re-
publican National Convention. All three in favor
Of Fremont
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THE CHAMPLAIN CANAL.

ALBANY, Wednesday, May I, 1856.
The Odd lock at Fort Miller, on the Champlan Canal
a6Gg side of which was in course OF con-
1t is thought that four weeks time will be required
repair. Until the repair is mado the Canal will be
navigabs beyond Schuyleryie.
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DI-EI IN NORTH CAROLINA.

WMMINGTON, \. c., Tuesday, May 6, le56.
A duel took place Saturday. near the North
Carolina State line, between DIR. Wilkins and Mr..
Flauner both Of this city. DR.. wilkins was killed at
the third FIRE.
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DEPARTURE OF THE ARABIA.

BosToS, Wednesday, May :, 1856.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia sailed al II
O'Clock for Liverpool. via Halifax, with l2j passen-
gers for the former port and 10 for the latter. She
took out s953,OOO in specie
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NON-ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALIFAx, Wednesday, May III P. N.
There are as yet no tidngs Of the steamship Amer
ca row overdue at this port from Liverpool Weather
clear and calm.
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AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

DETROIT, Tuesday May 0, l5jt.
The American Medical Association met in this city
to-day. large number Of delegates were in attend
ance. Mr. Zina Pitcher Of Detroit acs as President.
Nashville Tenn, is designated as the next place Of
meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
PHILADELPHIA MUNICIPAL ELECTION

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, May 7, 1856
The entire Democratic ticket is elected The ma
iWy for Vaux for Mayor is 1873. The upper branch
of the City Council, with those holding over will stand
IA Democrats to 10 Opposition; the lower branch, 90
In II
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were, performed pilgrimage from JUDGE we ="
all one forgetting vain sectional differences, hghties
under one banner. II may check the enthusiasm q
eccesiastlcal gladiator to behold this nsnimty sa
the Christian spirit not kept pace with the spirit OF tho
age, should have had little hope IN its establish
men,.
The Rev. DR.. Cox made some pertinent remarks.
responsive to those already INDUCED in by the other
prayer and benedicton closed this annual oelebrs
tiOn.
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REPORTED DEATH OF sHERIFE JONES.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, May 7, 1856.
The Platte Comfy Mo- Argus of the I'd inst says
Sheriff Jones, who shot at Lawrence on the 24th
m ia dead.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-19

II is believed that coffee can be cultivated in
some of our Southern States as successfully as in
Brazil, Java and Jamaica. That its cultivation in
our country would be invaluable may be Inferred
from the fact that it costs us no less than SI5 7oo
900 annually as an Importation. The coffee tree,
1t is well known, lives to great age, provided the
soil is kept well Drained and begins to bear when
three years old; increasing in fruiton till seven
years Of age. It is to be hoped that the expert
ment viii speedily be tried in some of our South
ern States.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-19
IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.
Great Inducements for you TO Call and See.
TUNHE undersigned gives notice to his friends and
IL the public that he has just received his stock
of Fall and Winter Goods comprising all the latest
styles and colors Of Cloth Cashmere and Vestings
which goods will be made up to order, in the most
elegant manner, he has some of the best workmen
in the United States at work for him. Being agent
for Scott the reporter of fashions you may rely upon
getting the most fashionable clothing.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
of his own make such Over Garments,frock Dress
and business Goats, Pants, and Vests, from medium
to very superior quality.
All the above Goods will be sold at very low prices
for instance, whole suit Coat Pants, and Vest for
the small sum of SIS.
Overcoats, beautiful style, from $40 to $40
Pants, do do do 8 to 10
Vests, do do do 2 so to 10
He respectfully solcits call from all in want OF
Clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts, Drawers Collars, Stocks, Handker.
chiefs, Scarfs, Umbrellas, &c.
p. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel,
Between Sd and AZ streets, Penn. avenue.
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