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Auction Sale.

w ILL BF. sold At public Auction on
w Smwday Morning l3M ma at ~
o'clock the old bsildiug lately used
AZ the Catholic Church, at the corner Of
Main and Church streets on the following
terms One half cash the balance on tho
Fifteenth day Of March 1856 the purchaser
to furnish his note with satisfactory scctri-
ty, aud required to remove The building
by that date. II. V. BABlN, scciY.
jany, LIST SO.
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JDSiIUE BEAL
For the lIo'!sinys!

20 Quarter Boxes Raiens,
3 Whole do. NJ r. Raieins,.
3 do. do Layers do.
Case doz. pints Currant Jelly,
50 Lbs. fresh Curran's,
Case Genoa Ciiror,
20 Boxes Table Claret
10 Hall drums Dried Fies;
20 Kits No and 2 Macker.i
800 Bottles Old Brandy, Porl Wine ami
Madeira
8 Cases sherry and Kirch Waeser;
Just received and for sale by
dcc23-y. JOSHUA EEAL.
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u CAPDEViLLE on Laurel street, has
] just received large lot Of Toys and
Fancy articles, for Christmas presents, and
new years gifts. The citizens Of Baton
Rouge and vaciniiy, are invite 10 call and
examine his stock II IL the largest and
best selected in town dec4!- In.
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IMPORTANT DECISION. The Wash
ington Union publishes letter from
the Secretary of the Interior, by which
it appears that he has decided that the
volunteers engaged in tho removal of
the Chcrokccs are entitled to bounty
land under the provisions of the boun-
ty land act Of March last.
Right, 1t is but proper that those
concerned, in moving the Chcrokees,
should have bounty for it. Indeed I;
upon principles Of common sense jus,
ticc, they should be entitled to twice
the amount that others have, who have
been engaged in fighting and killing
them, with a cowardly advantage of
arms. One has only stolen their
lands whilst the other has not only
done this, but violated that Holy law,
Thou shalt do no murder"
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Warming * I1eatsnt. Stoves.

lust received per Ohio Bell, a lot Of
y the superior Scmi-Parlor Seml-Cook
cry Franklin Stoves, also a fine assert
mem. Semi Front, JuNo CRATES. Forsalc
low at ID. E. MONTAN'S.
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we live so fast, talk so fast, and even
sleep with such railroad rapidiiy. that
TO get up on an cmIncnco and look
down in the vanishing perspective Of
three long years requires strained
vision We like to do it; though it
causes many painful thoughts to open
old wounds, which have been healed
lcng ago by "laughtcr,' the greatest
all healing balsnm of the age "Aycr's
Cherry Pcctoral,' not excepted.
II has been funny time for us
We hnvo sent ont Comet, after Comet
in that time the number Of some hun
drcd thousand, and watchcl--not only
their ascent but their descent. In the
main, we cannot but Ilatter oursclf,
that our tendency has been onward
and upward. We have gone out "as
Comet" among other luminarics,
and claim to be the pioneer Of the
Daily Press in tho country. Three
years ago--wihout any previous no
ticc-wi,hout friends without even II
Prospectus, we commenced the publ
cation Of Il daily paper in the face of
many predictions (ioun1cd on expert
cncc and obscrvation) that it would
be n failure. Our paper then could
scarcely boast Of n head; like mere
ncbnla, we launched it forth to geath
or. strength. which is the only way TO
lay u permanent foundation for any
thing. We are consolcd with the re-
Election, that whilst it has proved an
incxhaustablo source Of pleasant cx-
element to us, it has called into cx-
istcncc two other dailics in our lovely
little city, representing respectively
the two conflicting parties Of our pres
cnt political structure.
As best suiting the complexion Of
our mind and the character of our pa
per we have to this time and still con
,inuc, to steer clear Of partizan bias, in
all the vcxcd questions Of the day;
but have had no fear TO speak our
mind and give our opinion as an indo
pendent journalist. lin doing so, we
have lost cast with the biggottcl and
narrow minded religious scc'arian, or
political pcdagoguc, it is a matter of
no unpleasant conccrnncnt to us ms
it is the last object of our existence to
curry favor with any class or clan Of
people. Indeed VIC are proud to rank
them as our enemies an! cry clay
on. - for we shall never cry "cnough "
Had the Comet, to square its opinions
to catch every popular breeze, and
live in hourly fear Of giving oilcnsc'
in its off hand dashcs, then some other
head than the one now directing it,
would have to take the helm, or its
light would 60 out forever.
On commencing a new year and a
new volume, we have not one single
promise to MAKE. We shall change our
opinions just as often as VIC like, and
express them without any fear of eli
Their Brown, Jones or Smith When
these gentlemen feel themselves agriey-
cd at our general rcmarks,' let them
quit reading us.
The Daily Comet is published at
the exceeding low figure Of Fire Dol
lars per annum, and those who take
it, must expect to bear with the cdi
ton S own latitudinarian ideas.
S,oyr Ar \ ,rct1rz Tho Notcboz
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MRS. ~. MAY,
NNNseSN MA err.
No. ~, Iinrncy House.

NO. III, BfHIHVy rTVU7s.
1INIiE LADIES Of East and West Baton Rouge.
] are respectfully invited to call on MRS. MAY :,
ut the Harvey House, where che Is now located
foy the winter aud ready 10 intend 10 any orders
for emitting aud hitting dresses, making ttoArs,
TALMAa aud other ntticles oi Ladies' apparel, in
the latest fashions. dcc2s.y.
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Walking Canes.

lust received by steamship Grenada, "A bcanii-
- fnl assortment Of Fancy, Gold and Silver noun
ted Walking Canes, come Of which very fine
and handsome. for sale at tie Clothing Emporium,
OF IdecG " u. PHILLIPS.
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New Orleans and Bayou Sara

TWICE A WEEK-F'or .r
l. Bayou Sara. Port Hudson a1T "A
..obdclI's store, Baton Rouge, Ea1D
Plaqueminc, and all intermediate landings,
the fine passenger steamer CAPITOL,
JAS. II. Unr, MASTER, leaves New Or
leans every SUNDAY at . o'clock. A. NJ.
aud every WEDNESDAY, at s o'clock
=. NJ Returning leaves Bayou Sara every
MONDAY At y, NJ, and THURSDAY
Or. NJ and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
at =. M, and THURSDAY at 10 T.. NJ.
~ For freight or passage apply on
board.
N. d. The Capitol hereafter on her
Wednesday tips, will only go rs far ~
LobhclIs store. lan.y.
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lirmation.
ANOTHER DAiLy.-Wc were fright
cd yesterday morning by the appear
ancc at our door step Of still another
daily newspaper, dated at Baton Rouge,
December 3lst, and entitled "I'hc Pal
ACC Journal" What Palace ? We
Involuntary exclaimed. A bad chime
Of unmclodious bells, soon settled the
question The Floating Palace is at
hand, presenting as the editor Of the
Journal says:
A combination Of all that is grand
in nature aud art n Worlds Fair, as
it were, Of the monsters Of the deep,
the grizzly dcnizcns of the forest, the
vocal Inhabitants Of the air, The rep
tiles Of the earth, with the counterfeit
prescniments of the sagcs, warriors
and noted characters Of ancient and
modern days.
We have n mind to pitch into the
"Palacc Show" because it comes
putting itself, hereby interfering with
the legitimate business Of the local
press. The Journal goes into a spec
iic puff for each and every thing lv-
ing and dead, in and out Of wax-to
be met with under "thc splendid dome
of the Palace" An oyster she'll that
might have remained according to all
human probability in the bottom Of
the Red Sea 1000 years, or when
Pharaoh was swallowed up in the per
suit of the wicked lsracli,cs, who rob-
bed his house. AS the Journal says :
Promincntin the Hall stands large
case containing portraiturcs of the i'm
mortal Bard, SHAKESPEARE, who from
the overlooking store house Of his
gigantic mind drew forth iluagination's
creatures to combat reality. Sweet,
Dcsdamona is here. and with her
stands her dusky lord the jealous fool
Othcllo, and near him his Ficldmr-
shall the gooi lago.
Turning from this you SEQ Brutus
on the right-Titus, on the left, Tell
Washington. Lafayette, Napoleon,
The Flatman, Beauty and the Beast,
Lafayette, the Expresses Josephine
and Maria Louisa, with her Sir Will
liam Wallace, as he appeared at the
battle Of Bad Water. Then comes
the murdcrcr's, halter, the Sccpter of
the king, the Pope's Hat, and the
/ identical "brck with which David
hit Goliah, when he knocked him on
the other side oh Jordon. Were it
not for all these things and a great
many more, making the Palace a good
show, we should pitch into it for in
terfering with the exclusive and UNI
denied right of the press. to puff
things, only in as far, as they pay.
--~..O.-~
ALTERCATIoN IN WATHINGToN
Cry Washington, Dee. 2l.-An
alteration occurred on Pennsylvania
Avenue, this afternoon, between Mr..
Smith, member Of Congress from Vir-
ginia, and the editor of the Washing
ton Star, in reference to report of
Mr.. Smiths remarks in the House,
published in that paper yesterday
Blows were exchanged and a g. rough
and tumble" fight ensued, during
which Mr.. Smiths nose was some
what damaged, and Mr.. Wallach's
fingers were injured No weapons
were used.
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Fresh Arrivals.

COCOA DIpPERS; Well Bucket Rig
" gins Collars and flames; Carpenter )
Mallcts, Oakum Tea Scales ; kniO Trays
Tobacco Cutters; Siillyatds Rope Cor
dagc Sash Cord, at h. &. MONTAN;S.
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tInrsc Power.
an hard x for sale by d. G. MONTAN
" dee30 Church street
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.Nev E"yland Socicty Of Gmles.
ton.-Thc Charleston STANDARD, Of
Monday last, says
The 18th anniversary of the New
England Society of Charleston. and
the 235th anniversary Of the landing Of
the Pilgrim Fathers, was celebrated on
Saturday evening last, with all the taste
and spirit with which the institution,
throughout the whole period of its
history, has been so cmincntly distin-
guished.
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CHOT-25O SACKS assorted Shot. For
~ sale by I. PRENpERGAsT Il Co.
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Yankee ClOClys

Yankee Clocks,
ON hand few tor sale cheap to close
" ont ,. &. MONTAN.
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CUGAR CURE ID ia 1sS.--1000 POUNDS
y CHOICE S, c. HAMS, just to hand, for sale by
tDecG JOSHUA BEAL.
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Sheet lead! Wire.

lust received at ID. c. MOUNTAINS.
} dec25 Church street
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Portable Furnace.
4 FINE portable furnace. Lot o Corn
n at ID. e. MONTAN'S Chuch street.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-14

longer James Buchanan the "lifea Of that
departed statesman neither could nor shoald
have any influence on the prespseis of the
candidate of the Cincinnati platform. Talk
ing Of biographies reminds me Of being too
sleepy to write any more, having stayed sp
until nearly day light this morning over the
"Cyclopsdia of Biography," published BY
the Appletons. This is not only an inter-
esting book, but q very useful one. II is
gotten up in the Appletons' best q yle. and
contains well written notices Of celebrated
men and women or all ages and countries.
Rev. Dr.. Hawks, OF this city, Is the editor
Of the "Cycloprdia of Biography"
1.-THE day we celebrate" received about
the usual attention from all classes and
ages-from very petite Juveniles to boys OF
mature growth. am not willing to admit
that any man has a profounder respect for
the principles embodied in the Declaration
Of independence, or a more reverent regard
for the brave and devoted patriots who, with
their blood and their lives, defended that
declaration, than myself; yet this ventil-
lating ones patriotism through email and
large explosions of saltf etre-this inces-
SAINT pop, pop, whiz, bang! for twenty-four
consecutive hours, is to me an unmitigatsd
nuisance and bore. | am an actual believer
in the declaration that al men are entitled
to "ife, liberty and the pursuit Of happi-
ness,' aud l "hold these truths to be self.
e~vident"-not questions Of argument At all;
and when I hear frothy DISCLAIMERS talking
as though these principles were recognized
and enforced in this country. the unpleasant
fact will ob,rude itself upon me, that we
have some 3 or A millions Of our fellow be-
inps in chains. Yes! slaves clanked their
chains On the battle fields Of the Revolu-
tion-"Slaves breathe in the air which old
De Kslb aud Sumpter drank" And then
my mind reverts TO the plains Of Kansas.
where the friends Of this Declaration
cannot meet to celebrate the day, except at
the risk Of their lives. II may be danger
Gus TO the Union, and possibly "construc-
tive treason" to indulge these thoughts, but
they will come up; l can't help ii; | wish |
could. Yours,
Mentor.
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Inc Germans Of Boston.

AT meeting Of Germans held The other
evening in the Turner'S Hall, Boston, DR..
Wesselhafi presiding, it was resolved that,
as the so-called Democratic party is in the
Service Of the Shareholders, and has, aided
by the present administration, betrayed the
rights Of the people Of Kansas aud sided
with the bo~rder-rufisns; and as the in
famous attack on the freedom Of speech in
the assault Of Preston s. Brooks on Senator
Sumner is justified and applaaded by the
Southern press, thereby proving the utter
Generalization Of the South, and the neces-
sity of battling against the spread of sla
very; therefore ii is plainly the duty Of Ger
man citizens to join the Republican party
as the only one possessing political honest,
and integrity.
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Of Slavery, but wssld taevitsbly result In
tbs triumph Of Free Labor, the natural cap
itsl, which constitutes the real wealth Of
THE great country and creates that inteili-
rent power IN the masses alone TO be re-
lied on a. a hnlwsrk OF free Institutions
Trusting that have 4 heart capable Of
compreSsnding our whole country with its
varied interests, and confident that pstriot-
ism exists In all parts Of the Union, I &C.
cept the nomination Of your Convention
III the hops that l may be able to serve use.
fully its causc which | consider the cause
Of Constitutional Freedom.
Very respectfully, your obd't. seryt.
J. c. FHknoxr.
To Messrs. II. s. Lane. (Presidsnt), James
c. Ashley, Anthony J. Blocker, Joseph
C. Hornblower, e. R. Hoar, .Thaddeus
Stevens, Kinsley 8. Bingham, John A.
Wills, c. F. Cleveland, Cyrus Aldrich,
Committee, SC.
BEAUTIFUL E~fiTArH.-In a grave yard in
England may be found the following on a
tombstone over four infants:
ssBold ~Inndelity, turn pale and iie
Beneath this stppe four sleeping infants III;
Say, are they lost or savsd,
II deaths By ain. they sinnsd, for they are here's
II Heavens by work, 10 Heaven they cant appear.
All, reason, how depraved'
Revere the sacredpass ~ knoss unttsd-
They died, for Adam sinnd. they live, for Jesus died"
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FOR RENT.

TWO ROOMS front on the second floor Of the new
> brick building on Brady street near the Post Once,
suitable for Lac, insurance., &C.. O6ness, also, = lsrgs one
second floor, back Of Ame building, suitable for an ucL.
itsct, printer, bindsry, commercial coilsgs, ke. Posses
sion in a few days. Apply 70 ELI adams,
july No. 30 Brady 81.
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County or State Right as secured under
letters patent (recently issued), for
"Smyth's Self-Actng. Bent
Lever, platform Scales"
can now be secured
on DUPLICATION {,
the subscribers.

can now be secured
on application to
the subscribers.
THIS invsnuon claims superiority over every 9th.
scisntinc principis Involved, and UPON Which !, .c,,
In IL undevissinx accuracy, In ~ nsh.ness and
strength, IN ~ wonasriai capacity, eonvenieacs Of
sssis. : n a.. sgR siaa are required g sissi R Rn 4. psr fer ss .im :
picity, and the act hat any ordinary mechanic can
mansiae;ars ,hsm; IN ne absence Of any compliea
and anally, In the important fact hat this Scale can
be AFFORDED ~ about one tAird the cost OF any other
And thai possessing, In an eminent degree, all these
merits, this invention Is conceded TO Be one Of The
most useful and vaiusble ever brought before the
sl, Il cannot but nnd an Unprecedented ssls and un.
divided market among farmers, housekeepsrs, me.
chanics, merchant, &c. every vhsre, TO the exclusion
state and County Rights, under this Paten, were
| art offered for Ale on the 10th day Of March last, ut
Aibany,N Land, In the short space Of 90 days, ali
| the Easte RI, Middle and Atlantic states were fak en-
| By como OF the moot influential business men In thai
| city, and At prices that gave the Inventor a handsome
eompessnce. SO great Is the demand for these
| Scales, mats factory for their manuisc,ur re il a Tread y
in successful operation, and viii be rapidly enlarged
TO IN extent equal 70 the immense demand already
createdi In the West.
Riehis will be placed within the reach of sve,v en-
terpfisi1g salesman or business man, and upon such
terms ~ VII ipsure success, and render their pos
session a valuable acquisition, and a constant, sure
soee ofthe Patent.
II Is believed that seldom or never, were more
tamni.p M inducemen,s o0rred than mi. inyaa,Sno
sGsrds. forthe mail inye,tmepr reonires ara ~ :
man ofsbility, 10 presented an opportunity for the
,sslirs lion OF easy, rapid aud honn,h ia wss,,h .al
aom s0orded. For further infoymauon .nnix 70
DUMONT d Go0DkICH,
at. n. Dumont's, Perry ST,
= 1919 Alsss gag argrs;
shfihs It'll LAisokA scALk.- we nave er-
nmineo DIE new IhseneIsn. Netnios can be simpler
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Fire! Fire!! Fret!

Fire! Fire!! FireM
The Cheapest and Most Durable Root In Uss.
THE undersigned have been engaged In the bus,.
L ness OF manufacturing and puttne on Composi
ton Roof for the last eight yssrs. Price per SQUARE
$500, a1d the work warranted.
Materials Manufactured and for sale. with nr,otsS
directions for putting on.
Aflordsrs len AZ the Confectionery Store of Brooks
& Bailey, near tho corr Or Of Brady and Pourth
streets, will meet with prompt attention.
june "a dam BAILEY b MOORE.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
between Front and Saaon1 as,>.t.

0AIkI1uu, u6IW0Su lIUut ma B000Ud IffAAfa
ROBERT FARMER, Proprietor,
Late, Robert Henne.)
YJNHE proprietor respectfully announce In III.
eastern friends and the travelling publ espe-
rally, that having purchased
This CommodIous Hotal.
and had IL thoroughly repaired and renovated. he 4.
now prepared to merit . share Of tn ar patronage, by
table will DO supplied with the best which he MAJ.
ket affords, and his logging rooms 70 farsished :,
we'll as those ofany In the city. June - ar
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.

THE undersigned are now opening Z new Copper
I Tin and Sheet Iron Jobbing shop, on Sec
ond Street near Harrison street. A full sssortmsn
Of the various articles eonpodng tn stock Of con-
piste Tin-wsre and Steve store. All soSn OF wsn
cister and Double-A Acting Force Pumps can ~ al
times be had At the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead shoot Copper, Sheet Zinc
and Bathing Tubs on hand constantly.
Their long experiences in the business makes ths
Subscribers confident OF satisfying all calls made Ia
their line
Particular attention paid to Tin Roonns and UNI
setting.
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WILL be received at he Office Of Cook & Sargent,
w davenport, until the 20th inst for the building Of
m Episcopal Church at Durant. Plan and specifications
can lie seen at the shove once. By order Of the vestry.
july IL ts
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The average price of lands sold BY the
Illinois Central Railroad Company during
the month Of June wa sixteen dollars pei
acre
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Piazza Tales, by Herman Melville olyOO
Modern Story Teller, Putnaun's library rs
Paul ferroll, q tale LOO
Gerard, the Lion Killer-Illnstrated mo
Gabriel vane, his fortune and friends les
Worth and Wealth, by Truman Hunt, I.Q5
Trenches Poems INQ
Life Of Calderon, by X. Trench rs
Six Months In Kansas ~
How to get Rich a6
Bunsly Papers or Irish Eshos "a
Ship Carpenters Family No
The Great West, with Maps, &c. Ne
The Earnest Man or Lifts Of Or, JudsouL IM
knowledge IL Power Ias
Adventures Of Robert Romans 1,9s
Bossail Morton, by y. Parknan, IS5
States OF the Great West, 1855 No.
Ny Cousin Smooth n
At Tbs Iowa Book 1eons,
No. 80 Brady Street, near the Post Once. ~
d mo, cath ELI ADANs 4 ca.
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y ND FOB 0T0E CITY,

V'HE subscriber intending to leave Davenport for Ne
! brsska Territory, will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION OF
Saturday tho 18th inst, II not previously sold ut private
sale, ths following described property:
LIST. Tho Farmers Hotel, situated on Second, between
Rock Island and lows ss., including lot 80 by $50 feet.
I'd. One House and Lot on Second street, adjoining the
good well, etc.
I'd. A Frame House 10 by 30 feet, one and a half so
riss high, situated on same LOT.
9Th. One house 10 By "a feet with good kitchen, on Rocl
Island street, between Third and Fourth streets. jncIu
ding ground lease.
TEkMs-Ous-haif Cash, balance in twslye and eieh.
nty. JosEEE EIsEp
July IL dts
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COL. fRIx0NTS LETTER OF AcCIP-
TAXCR.

"a man never sAs = Clay Wing at heart, who tall
Buchanan sineerely.-Ep. GAL
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DISSOLUTION.

THE eopartnersip heretofore existing bet W cen US
1 under The name OF Kelly 4 Roche ,s hereby dis
solved BY mutual consent. Persons inde 10 the
said arm will please call and settle the same. The
Books Of sccount cay be found al the law Office OF
Mitchell Il Putnam. WALTER KELLY.
July 2 d-3w JAMES ROCHE.
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Millinery and Dress Making
1OtAb11ahment,
On Brady Street, up stairs, over Nr. Jsoeby's
Drug otors.
MISS. KEN WICK respectfully informs the
IX1 ladies Of Davenport and nsighborhood that ne
has on hand = large and extensive stock OF MILNE.
~ and Dress Making Goods, and 10 weekly rsceivtnr
fresh supplies from the East. She hiss also 4 isrwe
assortment of fashionable Mantiilss; Ladies Own ma.
terial for Mantillas, made 70 order. She has alan on
hand a stock of Fla Dnels selling at low pfees. SOIL
ed En- broidey selling OF below cost.
June 20du
REMOVAL.
Z. -. MOORE,
tsaon Few HAvss, cr.1
PRESCO, banner, Sign and Ornamental Psinssr.
6rainer Of Wood, Stone and Marble.
Lettering and 0ilaiag on
0xA6S,
Window Shades, Intsrisr Dccor.tions. portr.,r.
Scenery, Landscapes, .fc., ct short notice.
Sign Painting and Gralning for the trade.
Has remoy I'd from Brady Of. 70 I'd 81. doors ksss
Of Brady.
Reference
A. b. L. MYERs. T. CLoss Il Co.
Nay u, sc. Diff
HERRIN0's SAFES.
II have jnst received an invoice Of Herripn cslsbr,.
w ted Fire and Thief Proof Safes, and would invite
purchasers to call and see them.
Julyi BURROWS, PRETTYMAS 4 DALZELL
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BLACK SILK NETT MITTs,

Toilet Quilts and Countsrpanss,
AKSE size extra quality, can be had at
- lylo WADS WORTH,s