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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-10
BY Thomas w. Keesee,
Office with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street.
L1ARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SAIL
~ OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY In TIL

Office with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street.
l,ARnI NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
Il OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE
CITY, wish to sell or exchange for property in the
city, my FARM, Mesdowbrook, on the Central Rail
Road, one mile north of Meadowbridges, and miles
from Richmond, containing 82t acres. The Land is
of excellent quality, being admirably adapted for gar
denng and farming.or gardening unsurpassed by any
prove. Itis healthy and highly desirable situation,
having an excellent House containing six rooms, and
the necessary out-houses in good order. There is
crop of Wheat and Winter Oats seeded and MANFRED.
There 10 also planted in the garden everything for
early Spring marketing. Also, Strawberries Goose
berries young Apple Orchard, Hot-beds, Asparagus,
with prospect of immediate returns for his invest
ment. e-
The above property win be disposed of upon adysn-
tagesus by early application to the subscriber
at the Drug Store corner of Broad and 4h streets Or
to Z. d. EACHO. WIN. . BATTAILE.i
The above il also an excellent location for phyl-
If not sold privately before WEDNESDAY, 18th
day of March at u O'Clock the above Farm viii be
sold s public ss 70 the hs1es bidder
T1RUST SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT,
i IN HENRlCO COUNTY, NEAR THE CITY OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the provisions deed exc
cuted by X. III. Yeatmsn and A. H. Yeatman. his wife,
en- the I'd day of May 1885, and recorded in the Clerks
office of Henrico County Court, conveying to us IS
trustees, certain real estate mentioned and described
in the said deed, to the Mechanics Building
Fund Association of the city of Richmond, shall,
on FRIDAY the 2lst day of March, 1856, at o'clock,
p NJ. the premises sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, the property conveyed in
said deed and described aeertan piece, parcel or
lot of land lying and being in the county of Hen
rico, near and adjacent to the city of Richmond
fronting twenty-six feet on the northern side OF
X. or Clay street. as extended in the county Of
HenTico and running back at right angles one hun
dred feet to an alley ten feet wide, and on which
said lot brick tenement stands being the eastern
tenement of the two which were erected by Jesse
Franklin during the year lS45."
F. v. SUTTON, yR,
CHAS. C. ELLETT, Trustees. (
CHAS. Z. ANDERSON
NH ids
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BY Alex. Mott, Aucf.

by Alex. Mott, Auct.
Hay AT AUCTION...WHI be sold Mt
IL auction, on WEDNESDAY, March 18th, at the
warehouse of d. B. Bridsford 4 Co, on the dock,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, 500 bales Hay in lots to
suit purchasers. Terms cash.
NH 10 ALEX MOTT. Auct. =
EUkNlTURE DRY GOODS, CLOTH
l. ING. SHOES. HATS, kc.-Will be sold at auc-
t1on, on TUESDAY, March l1th at 10 o'clock, large
assortment now and second hand Household and
Kitchen Furniture. - =
ALSO-Several cases Dry Goods and Ready ade
Clothing, Shoes Hats, Caps, Crockery and Glassware
5O0O Segsrs, choice brands chests supr Gunpowder
Tea SO boxes Herrings; boxes Lemons; baskets
supr. Champagne, cost BIS; Cotton Twine Seap To-
bacco, NC. ALEX. MOTT,
NH 10 Auctionear.
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E,OR SALE PRIvATELY.-Wco offer for
sale privately, sdesirable little Farm and Market
Garden, one and half miles below the city, ON the
Williamsburg rosd containing nine acres the soil l.
in high state Of cultivation. and well adapted to the
growth Of Vegetables Of all varieties Upon the pre-
misses ID Cottage House OF modern design, con-
with ali the necessary out buildings all in proper or
der. Upon the premises 10 syoans and thrifty OF.
chard OF choice Fruit The Iocstionis heslthy land
the society rood. u 10 one Of the most beautiful
places in the county Of Henries. Posaession given
The terms will BE- made to suit tho purchaser.
s8. EAKER, PLEASANTs CO, Aucts,
: - sns f.cvuav Fran kiin and Union sta.
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NUUR OWN FAULT..If you will suffer
from protracted cough when relief may be 90
easily obtained. RICHARDSON'S WILD CHER
RY AND BLOODROOT CANDY is one of the most
reliable OF all preparations offered for curing Throat
and Lung Complaints, Asthmas, &c 1t loosen
soothes and heals all irritation Inflammation and
imparts healthy action 70 the lungs
For sale by Drussists John W. Pollard 18th street;
l.. B. Thomas, Broad street; and -
Es j. j. RICHARDSON'S
sH Confectionery and Variety Store
NH Sim Columbian Hotel Buildins
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COMMISSIONERS SAIE OR nrOSw
- - H WALuABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.-As Commissioner appointed by
decree of the Circuit Court of the civ of Rich
mond, pronounced on the 18th of January. 1855 in
the case Of Cullen exor against Lyles and others,
shall proceed to sell at public auction, on the nra
misses on FRIDAY, the 2lst day of March. 1855 IN
far if mot the next fs, day. in the order adverts-
valuable Real Estate belonging to the estata Of ebs
late DIR. John Cullen, viz
LIST That large Brick Tenement on Pearl street
c. Spots, as Penitentiary Agent.
3D. The large three story Brick Dwelling ON Ross
s. rect, adjsinins the Richmond House, recently ia
the occupancy OF DR.. David II, Tucker.
Sd. The valuable property known az tina erich
mond House" now IN the occupancy of Miss Ring
The above Real Estate is 30 we'll known that
neeessary 1t IL located in those parts of the eity
able. ' ~
TERMs-One-fifth cash; balancelat 6, Il, lg and "a
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note is paid, and conysyapce al.
reoted by the Court The and insurance for the
GA MYERS, Conn
P. S.-Immediately after the above sale. will he
sold that very valuable and desirable Building Lot at
the Of Marshall and 18th streets adjoining the
residence Of john Jones, ESQ., having front ON 18th
street of 50 feet a and depth Of ,2o feet
mh6 Aucts.
HANDS ONE BRICK STORE AND
IL DWELLING. ON OREGON HILL, CORNER
OF CHURCH AND HIGHT STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on SATURDAY, the
18th of March, 1885, at O'Clock in the afternoon on
the premises. that desirable Grocery Store and Dwell
ling on Oregon HILL together with Lot running Is
feet on Church street and 40 feet ON Hight st.
The above Property is good grocery stand and
boarding house, being near the Rolling Mills The
House is new, and contains five rooms, with kitch-
en-. and porch in the rear, above and below The
house be entered either in front or the rear with
out polesting either part There is also covered
porch from the house to the kitchen also small eel.
lar for the purpose of keeping butter lard, bacon,
&c. in warm weather.
The house is conveniently built, and 10 to be sold
on account OF the present owner wishing to remove
to the country
Any wishing to purchase, can do 90 privately,
preyioust' the sale, on application to Mr. VIM. Gray,
on the Canal, or B. W. Starke Law Building ii
sold privately, it will be sold at public auction on
the above mentioned day.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance in and mos
with interest added, negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed, and title withheld till last nete is paid
The taxes for the present to be paid by the
chaser. VIM. GRAY, Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
v,I
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EMPLOYMENT DESIRED.---The under
- signed, having received commission NOTA-
RY PUBLIC, tenders his services to the citizens of
Richmond and county of Henrico in that capacity
He will attend to taking Depodtions, receiving Ac-
knowledgments of Deeds, Relnquishment of Dover,
and perform any other duty pertaining to the highly
responsible office of Notary. He proposes also to
draw Deeds Of Bargain and Sale, Release Deeds and
every other form OF Conveyance Contracts to pur.
chase and sell Real Estate negotiate Land and Pen
sion Claims, superintend repairs of and rent out
Houses collect Rent Medical and other Accounts
and attend to other legitimate business that may be
conhded to his management, upon reasonable terms
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN.
Otfce on Bank and 18th streets southeast corner
Public Square, few yards South Of State Court
House. = :
T. S-One of the best Scrveners in Virginia will
give me his assistance. saaE IA a.
NH Its 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-10

~ To the Voters Of the City Of Rich
s SoSDII beg leave to announce myself q candidate
~ tseieetion to the Office of MAYOR of this city,
~ tne ensuing charter elections.
NH tide JOSEPH MAYO.
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CLOSING OUT sALEs.--The subscr;b,

CLOSING OUT SALES...The subscriber
~ Intending to leave the city in few days calls the
which will take place ON TUESDAY, THU RSDAY
and FRIDAY, the llth, 18th and 14th lists, at 10
O'Clock.
There still on hand many articles worthy the
attention Of the public consisting Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Fob Guard and Vest Chains, Seals, Breast
Pima for gentlemen and ladies: Finger Rings Brace
lets, Nc, &c. Also large lot of Rosewood Dressing
and Work Boxes portable Money Desks, &c
The sales will be continued at night on the above
daysa O'Clock. HENRY HYMAN.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook Co.
N0tlce.---Persons having watches or jewelry in my
hands for repars are requested to call and get the
same Immediately. HENRY LYMAN
NH
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EAKER. PLEASANTs Z CO., Aucts..
-lof Corner franklin and Union sta.

TIME Snbsrriber g now receiving bis
i sprins supply et Wseding, Hiilins. Clubbing
and Garden Hcss, Also, Spades, shossls, FORTS
Kskes and 0aldan Reel and Lines.
THOMAS HOW, 2i9 Main It:
FOR SALE-2a shares 10 the Homestesd Bald
Ing Association. 70 %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-10
BY Larus q yhiDe.

NIWMT SHE, OctObef LIST, lSSG-T0.
! NI6HT, commencing st O'Clock, We Mi Al :.
cur store No "a Main street. large sssovtment ~
Staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost sverv sr.
country trades - s''S sna
r.. ALSo-Wll be offered an extensive stock Of Fl,
r.a ooio fstent Lever Watches Gold Anksrp snS
inders ~~e""1s ssa Cyi'
;. ALSo-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated wstshes q,
an together with large stosk Of Doubls Bsrrel
country Merchants would do well to attend thee
sales a. great bargains may be expssfsd. co.,
warranted to be - represented o"'S
oe1o LARUS l. SHINE, AustaL
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COUNTRY MEAL--JO bags =. T.. Sneed's
WOMBLE CLAIBORNE,
NH 10 No II Pearl st.
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By K. II. Cook & Z

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
IL NlTURE.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY
ter, ESQ., who has removed from this city, corner of
9th and Grace streets, Church HILL all of his House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, embracing general as
sortment OF Housekeeping articles in most excellent
order amongst the Kitchen Furniture, il most 81.
cellent Cooking Stove.
The whole being we'll worthy the attention of
housskeepsrs-willbe sold without reserve Terms
cash.
The residence OF Mr. Register, we'll suited for a
residence is large and productive garden Posses.
sion given on day of sale.
NH 8-tds T.. B. COOK CO Ancts
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. RRIyAL OF MADAME ADOLPI

"A TIE originsl unsurpassed, and justly celebrated
MADAME ADOLPHE, the universally acknowledged
greatest sympathiEt in the world and the same dis
tuguished lady who created through her marvellous
revelations of the past the present. well as the
rect predictions OF the future, such intense excite
ment in England France, and the principal cities in
the United States that Queen Victoria presented her
with a costly diamond brooch, and Daniel Webster
with jeweled ring is ready TO receive visitors
.us the Prescott House Main street. two doors above
n q Virginia Banks whom she will inform all about
liz, past present and future-if they married or
no. and when what lady or husband they viii get
or business of every description. Mysterious and al
recommended by highly respectable and innumera-
bic certificates of acknowledged power and skill,
that precludes all suppositon or probability OF de-
r5s- Consultation fee, from so cents to So, accord
ng 10 how far they wish to &c, what time they
runv fe l6-lm
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BY Alexander Nett-

ny Atexander Nom.
II i ISL asA sAMh;hEss +: " JEWEL
MING, commencing 1t u o,eloeE la1 .s ~ - e ::
Wstehea Jewelry. Pens, Pensils, Is. '0s Of
cusIss. n. general s.sortment Of Fancy Ar,sl.,.
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o. GRIEF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gel.
&0Vebrated race horse and stallion will make his
next season. commencing on 18th March, 1856,
and ending on LIST July, at the Fairfield Race Course,
near Richmond, Va, and at Mr.. Deans Farm, in
Goochand county. He will be let to mares at the
very low price of twenty dollars the season, payable
in all cases in advance.
The owner Is induced to put the price 80 low that
all may have q chance for q race horse almost with
out cost.
Mr. Dean or Mr.. Tally will receive and receipt for
II money for his services.
Mares sent TO him will be we'll cared for at either
place at reasonable rates. and ample provision 10
made for their accommodation.
Groom fee 81. NH film
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DURE RUM..5O bbls pure, for TObac.
l. conIsts; for sale by -
WOMBLE CLAIBORNE,
NH 10 No. IL Pearl st.
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CHEESE, Cider. Ale, Apples and Onions
u per steamship Roanoke; for sale by
NH 10 VIM. WALLACE 4 SON.
NO. sHAD--A few bbIs very superior;
~ for sale by WOMBLE l. CLAIBORNE,
NH 10 No. II Pearl ut.
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rIrHEATHk.--
Il SOLE LESSEE. II. TAYLOR.
seventh Night of Mr. and Miss Richings.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1855,
EXTREMES.

Marx MaghenY. MT Rlchlngs
OldTlck SHiPPcnuoIC
Mrs Crosby. ......................M Miss hlchlngs
Mrs OlCriGk Mira Cappell
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EOsHKN HUTTEK..2O kegs prime; for
N sale BY WOMBLE & CLAIBORNE,
NH 10 No III Pearl ut.
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A LUM PAT ENT FlKE AND BUR-
IL "A 6LAR PROOF "a FsE r. Manufactured BY
hci.aes, pstsntins 4 Butler, New York, and proved
w tbs ssRsGsA tests tD be tbs best sslo 40 uhs world
nRAkCH CO,
jsls--2@ iS4 Gerry street
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-22

On Thursday afternoon, a party OF five
ladies and gentlemen went down the hsrbor
Of Boston on u sailing excursion, Every
thing passed OF pleasantly, and the boa
was sailing along the East Boston shore, 90
lis return, about nine o'clock 10 The even
ing, when the ferry boat left the slip for the
city side. The sail boat crossed tie wake
Of the steamer, standing tow ards the Navy
Yard, when the progress of the ferryboat
was impeded By some mud sc6ws, aud the
helmsmsn being in the end Of the boat to-
v ards The city, could not see the sail boat,
which was aslern; therefore, in backing TO
clear the seows, ran foul of the sail boat
and capsizsd her. One of the paddle
wheels, before the alarm was given, had
smashed the boat and struck the ladies',
who sunk 10 rise no more. The five men
tried 70 save The ladies', but the wheel struck
them in an instant out of sight, as they
were seated il the part Of the boat most ex-
posed. Every effort was made by those on
board to reach the ladies, but in vain Mr.
Hamilton, the landlord Of the Mariners
Home, lost his daug hter, Mary c., aged IA,
and his sister, Mary E aged %; Miss Hem
rietta GreenIss, 20; Mss Jane Irwin, %;
and Miss Ellen Robinson, 20, were the 9TH
er ladies drowned.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-22
cH,,.,ocnArs.-7ae Louisville Prssbyis

CHHisrocRATs.-ThsL Louisville Prssbyts-
rian Herald says il is pretty generally IN
derstood that there is 10 be fusion or union
of the Bsptists and Complexities, q Re-
formers, in Kentucky, and that the main
fundamentally relied upon to this end is
the new version Of the Bible, which they
are unitedIy engaged in making. As both
parties contend that baptiss il an incorrect
rendering Of tapiiao, il would seem to fol-
low as necessary consequence tina, the
name Baptist mus, be rePr dated or thrown
overheard along with the word baptise, as
they belong to the same family. The mem
bers of this new church, which the pure
version 10 to introduce, and which is to
swallow up all the sects, Mr.. Campbell pro,
poses to cell Cmistoerats.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-22

The two leading journals iha: support
Buchanan in The slave-ho.ding States are
the Charleston Mercury and the Richmond
EnYa irer. Both advocate ehattel slavery
as benign and Christian Institution, and
desire 10 see il spread over the face of the
whole earth. Mr.. Buchanan, among all
living statesmen, is the iavorite of both
these journals; and The Enquirer the other
day closed an article about his qualifications
entitled "A Record without Blemi.h, .
with The following summary OF his congress
sionsl and official LAHORE 70 strengthen and
uphold slavery"
81. In 1886 Mr.. Buchanan supported "a
bill to prohibit the circulation of abolition
papers through the mail.
2. In the same year he proposed and yo-
ted for the admission OF Arkansas
3. In 1867, he denounced and voted
to reject petitions for the abolition Of slave
ry in the District Of Columbia.
l. 10 1887, he voted for Mr.. Calhoun s
famous resolution, confniDg the rights OF
the States and the limits Of federal auth
GRITTY, and affirming il 10 be the duty Of the
government 70 protect and uphold the insti.
| tutions Of the South.
5. 10 1888, '39, 40, he invariably voted
| with southern senators against the eonsid.
Grafton Of anti-siavery petitions.
6. In ls44-5, be advocated and voted
for the annexation OF Texas.
a. Ia 1S47, ife sustained the Clayton
Compromise.
8. In 1850, be proposed and urged tie
extension of the Missouri Compromise "a
the Pacific Ocean.
g. Buthe promptly sequieseed 10 the
Compromise Of 80, and employed all his
influence in favor OF the faithful execution
of the Fugitive Slave Law.
10. In 1854, he demonstrated against an
enactment Of the Pennsylvania legislature
for obs,rueling the arrest and return Of fu-
gitive slaves.
IL. In 1854, he negotiated Tor the sequi-
sition OF Cubs.
IL. 10 1856, approves The repeal Of the
Missouri restriction, and supports the prin.
cipie Of the ksnsss-Nebraska act
10. He never gave q vote against the 10.
tefesls OF slavery. and never Uttered q word
which could pain the most sensitive South.
ern heart"
Allofwhich is true, and pity Tie, tie
true. .@.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-22

STRUCK 1.-THE Peru Mining Compa.
ny on Thursday last struck the uppe, bed
OF coal, at depth OF SO feet from the top
of their shaft, being about 40 feet less than
was expected. This bed 10 about four fee,
thick, and Of the same quality as in the
more eastern part Of the BASIN. Tina
Company design TO push their shaft 10 tbs
middle bed, an additional depth Of sbout6s
feet. and which will be found to be six feet
in thickness, and Of better quality. They
sxpec, 10 raise coal from this latter bed BY
the time the fall demand fairly sets in
La Sale Press.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-22
A Chance to Win.

10 the ElisOr Of the New York Daily TuGs.'
Two matters have entered largely in thu
present Presidential canvass, which | wish
% dispose q by applying the argumsHtun
aa Aominem.
FIksT.-I will bet $1,000 that John C.
Fremont Is OF, and never was, Roman
Catholic
sEoosD.--I vii bet So 600 ihath is MOI
and never was Shareholder.
The money viii be deposited with Dun
can, Sheenan g. Co. whenever any part,
signifies his acceptance Of either one or botf
Of these wagers.
Yours for Freedom, w. J. A. FULLER
p. ST. have sent an autograph copy o
this challenge TO the New York Express.
New York. Thursday, Aug. Il, 1856
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-22

GERMAN REFuucAs..--Thsre are now
I've German journals in New York CITY in
favor Of the Fremont ticket, ali OF theIs
ably conducted, namely-,he Stasts-Defno-
KRAFT and Abendzeitung, dailies. and The
Criminal Zsitung, Seoe Zsis and Pionier.
weekles. There is but one. that supports
Buchanan, aud none that support Fillmore.
The Southern papers are generally e2er-
cised abou, the Germans. The Alabama
MAJ. after noticing their movements in
favor Of freedom ia Maryland, adds;
aLook out for them next in Texas! The
thunder has muitsred there already; the
fash of the lightning viii be The next mani
festaiion"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-22

NE. sFEAKgR BAsEs-Our couespoG.
dent at Washington, 10 private letter,
writes that gentleman, long resident a.
Washington, and careful observer Of the
proceedings Of Congress for many years,
says that no Congress within his reeol-
lection has done SO much for the country as
the present. This, il lie said, Is due In q
great measure TO the ability, the frmness,
and fairness Of Mr. Banks, who has con-
quered all his enemies, and who is respect.
ed by men Of all parties, and iron al sec.
tons OF the country.-Boston Atlas.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-22

As a proof that the name Of Fremont - as
we'll known and appreciated BY his fellow
countrymen, We find, ia the list of post Of
fees published ia 1851 eLeUen named Free
mont, while only t,oo are called Buchanan
And in Lippineou Gszetteer we find
tseuty towns named Fremont. to which
should be added the Peak and the Lake,
while but siS IRE called Buchanan. This,
10 be sure, Is 80 argument, but IL shows that
long Ego, While Buchanan had already been
On the political stage many years, when
Fremont had no. yet entered thereon, the
ps0pie were able to discern the man and tie
public benefaetor IN him who nov leads VI
On to gictsry .--1ssearl Mercury.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-22

A very singular accident, says the Alba.
ny knickerbycker, occurred TO friend OF
ours on Wednesday. He has been ia the
habit OF carrying l0coioco matches in his
vest pocket with hia bank bills. While
rummaging his pocket tor some money, the
matches ignited and set FIRE to roll Of bills
and before be discovered it his money was
dSsroyed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-22

BuRLIssAaE AID TIE QUAKER.-A Priy-
ate letter from Ohio mentions that during
Mr.. Burlingame's tour in the West, he was
called upon BY genuine Quaker, who in a
quaint way said: Thou hast done we'll in
wiling thy friend to Canada; | am glad thee
has courage, il is good thing for one in thy
situation" ana without waiting for an an
swer, withdrew.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-22

THE Davenport Machine works nov pfspsI ed
10 execute every variety oi machinery at stof no,
tee,
Superior Steam kBgines from ave to one hahdFei
horse pc ger; Engnee. Lsthes. planners, Grisi Mills
and all descriptions OF mill work. Also, sole agents
ia the wesl for The manufacture Of MeCords nti-
friction Horse Power; superior machines for the pur.
pose blended. Ihes would Invite the attention of
add SeiEollins Boxes, Superior 10 any thing in
Particular attention will be paid 90 repairing m =
chinefy and pfoapt attention given 10 ali orders.
We propose 10 et eeate our work In N MI or
ani ask pori1es requiring machinery or repairing
with their ofders. Castings of all kinds sup
pied to oder.
WORKS on Third street, opposite the Cata ollie
DafyiBy ground. Davenport aug 81 iwa