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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10
Boots aua Sbofs.
THE sHOE TRADE.

THE SHOE TRADE.
fYAViNG Increased 0Br fAeilitlss fes nsnufaetaf
ing and dealing ia Boot, shoss aad Leather, ~
undersigned, succcssois 10 S. g. UE@soE g 20, onei
ne cltlzeas ofDgy Aport and vicinity greater IL
ncainsnts than ever IL Lay thaiT koois asi shoesb!
fhain. Oar refnii stock hereafter Will always eol-
taia every description 81 goods wanted D. inc gsoIo
$ ? also ate maxim sEleG'lfs prspsfai.iohs ioi
Nbolesaleing Boots asa shoes nnd we invite coun
~ icaia1s 10 call Gnd examine our stock aud prices
z|i1 Is detsmina'ign 10 ssll on a. good oFms @7
th"5 tth b"taf"Aass'.5@ p! l;sas Or et 1nssso 19
.,l3 Brady 81, door from "a.
Boys' Youths and Infants Boots
1 LARGE lot of tha nbaro, eaf, Rip aEi Cow
nrSd DAWSON, GRIGGs q 90.
Home Made Boots aud shoss.
VI L make sTeTy style and quality 0f Boots psl-
w teFs, oxford feS5 and hna ALI Shoes for gent.
aHsnort notice, ofprme stock.
Those who want "iiplae a,sda" work viii please
Dsea pAwsok, GRIGes s co.
Gents Caters! Boys Caters Youths Gators!
rI'HG c largest and besi slock We have ever ohefed
L Fine Csti, sewoi aud pessed, double aud single
sole Black and Drab 10th Gsi,ersi Pate at Leather
and .cs skin Gaiier- for sale very cheap sy
Uet3 DAWSON, GRIGGs & co.
Mems Long Rubber Boots.
Lso Rubber Sandals, Caters and sllypeTs for La
a die. and Gents, NIssss and cLildren,6y
Doc , DAWSON, GRIaes CO..
Warm Feet. Dry Feet!
~ @S0N, GRIEGS e. co. have a complete
~ soTtmsnt of Fur-lined, Cloth and Buffalo over.
shoes, Tor sale cheap. dee ,.
THE SHOE TRADE
flOUETRY Merchants are invited TO call aud OK
y smine nj, which Is Just suited 10 ttis
AaIEet our prices viii AZ all times be ss ioT a.
those 0TChicago or 81. Louis.
Dee3 LAWSON, Ggl6Gs CO.
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
I HDIEs' Calf. Kip, & nat and Rid Boots;
/ " e. Mlssa. Kid. Morocco, I'm Boots siiPpes
6. Peg'd Ssewed Kid, Ensms! & Goat Buskins
GHA asi.sT styles for sale by
DAWSON GhIGGS, & co,
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HUGO BRAuSLIGg,
TEACHER OF MusiG
otn s,rsot ssScnd door east ef Western hV"h3'
hHyaRpar. Jun, n.i-.s-alT ------------r----
". II. LINE. Ii. D.
Practising Physi.Gos. o.,t.. an Over &
Perry Clothing Store. eAius hours, NV" All l,dtr
rom H. . A. A.. aud from TO . Y. VI. ~, -~.-.----
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HOWE 1MpIOVtN IHIt"
TRUSS BRIDGES.
'l'HE undersigned are preprietors OF The above
patent for the State OF fowa, aud arc prepared 10
eeitfact for the ereclio hallway or Highway
Bridges of any length of span from so feet to 800 feet
u auy part OF the State. AS the above Bridges have
been adopted most ofthe Railroads In the nitsd
States, We deem comment as to thslr strength durs-
bI lily and chespness unnecessary. All eommunlca-
!ens upon the subject will receive prompt attention.
Addcesa, STONE, BOOMER & BoflNGTos,
teb Is-dylf Davenport, Iowa,
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gEs =, CAIPBgLT
JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,


CONT CTOR AND ILDER,
Shop alley bot. 5th and 9th sta. rear 6f C5ngrs
auonal and West of Gcihod.l cb0fch.
! mo 2oth '5dd&-wu
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GGAFa $3.50,
9GGurlsy q C0's.l Troy a.
Al Il A. PbkTkH = BRO h,
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WHEREAS on the isE day q May, A. D. 1855,
w Frederick Danelsen and DorathS bAneisen
his wife executed uHto Andrew J. IsWes, q. Ifas.
toe, 8 certain deed OF tTust, conveying SO said
Iswss, as Ttgstee, tha following trsc OF snd sita"
led In Scott county, Iowa, 10 wit Thirty teet mont
RAINING back 10 the slay one hundreds nd nfy 1895
on OF the west side OF Lot NO Twelve, ti2l Ia BLOCK
No. two % In Green's sddi u0n 10 the Siy OF pAv
enpori as shown by the recorded hat OF said addi
don, which said cow Was III SIDE by sala frea'
eFick Danslssn and DorRths his wife, Tor tne par-
nose OF securing TO ~. II. Biakemore tao Paymehl
ofthe sum of Two hundred and any dollars, lssaoI
Tor whieh sum said Frederick Dsnesen dio on the
lat day OF MAY aforesaid, execute his pfotnissory
note 10 ssid Bakemore, payable In QUE ysor ahef
date thereof with Interest al zen per esns pof an
NUN, payable semI-snnualiy. Add now tho saia
note hayipx beco due and payable, and HE said
Froderiek banesen having fsiled 10 pay !he same,
/ Andrew Lawss, Trustee as Aforesaid, do hereby
NV notice, that by virtue of epoHsr which 10 In
mo said deed OF trssl eontAined, viii on Saturday,
the 10th day of0eiobsr A. ID. 1855, at O'Clock In
the afternoon OF SAID day at the Court House door,
in the city Of DaysnporS, expose and oner for sale
the highest bidder Tor eAsh she parcel OF land q
boy escrbed, or 20 much thereof as shah be no.
| esssary 10 satisfy the amount hea dus upon ssia
note, tn costs nd expenses OF making said sais'
aud of this notice. sx.
septsaals ANDREW J. LA WIS, trustee.
GAAPHENE XND spixH GAS
! EeR'aisty .lyoRp VAN pArrEa.
| "a O00HFafT wf4E5W GA p nsM
| sSktUSO AIyoHn q VAN P4TTASs
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Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
i &DIEs Cali, Kip, Goat and hid Boots;
L. - & Misso. Kid. Morocco, I'm Boots & silRpes
g.. Pes'd &sewed Kid, Ensms! & Goat Bussns
GHA asi.sr styles for sale by
DAWSON, GkIGGs, & co,
Egaiy street, / door from cd. Davenport, Iows.
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Govnxoa RzDn AID n1 VERMONT KAMAs APPRoPuA-
Ing his eradication q the Legislative appropriation for
Kansas, which has been made by the STATE of Vermont
and hoping That the example may be generally followed in
other States. He says II Kansas is len 70 It's natural
course under the present rule Of Missouri win certainly
become slave State and henos is necessary for the
friends Of freedom 10 bestr themselves In despatohing
men and means 70 the Territory In order TO secure lis
freedom.
The REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION ON TIE PREMDlsrs Mes
sAaS.-Tbe Republican Association Of Washington have
passed series OF resolutions denouncng that portion o.
poor Peroes message which refers TO the great repub
can party Of the country, and unqualnedy stamps the
charge that that party attempted to usurp the control
Of the government ~ shallow, false, unmeanng and
unwananted.
ANOTHER RxcoNxxSpAnoS-rhe Washington Star says
the Virginia Presidential electors also recommended
Beverly T. Tucker ss the most fitting person 10 conduct
Mr. Buchanan's organ in Washington. The Star has also
heard Of other recommendations made by Thorn In epssa
10 Mr.. Buchanan for other prominent positions,
MICHIGAN UNITED STATES smAroS The Saginaw (M!ch.)
Enterprise recommend: Gov. Bingham a. the successor or
Gen. Cass In the United States Senate Isaac p Chris
tian, Of Monroe, mentioned III second choice.
VHTsRAS PAIRoT.- The Electoral College Of Vermont
selected their messenger to Washington the venerable
Hon. william G. Bradley, Of their number. One who
was present at the meeting says that the old gentleman
cast his vote for Fremont with soemny becoming the
last public act Of ones earthly being He has been
Of yermonts strongest men, representative in Con-
grees from 1913 to 1885, and again ON 1928 to 1927
He there companion Of Webster, Benton Clay and
ofhere.
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had called me SOL
am tyre your own name Is bonny enough sad Mrs.
Bryce Kindly. Now shut your eyes my BARN ard - 70
sleep ken well shall love You for the sake Of niher
was 50 KIND 70 puir Janet in spite Of the way In which
With kind good night, that might almost have been Q
mothers 80 low and gentle it. Nrs Bryce LEFT the young
gr TO her rest.
But al night long abe tossed and fro upon OF
areaA Sometimes the fair sad face Of her mother swept
her and then the gallant figure q the young and
sun came stealing The houssops and looked down Into
he he room she awoke weary and unrefreshed and
clous OF dull feeling OF home sickness drearnees
VAS Almost than actual pain.
Inc above all Of this story that will be pubished In our
Inc continuation Of can be found only In the New
1ork Logger me great family weekly which be
obtained a al the stores throughout The City country.
where papers are sold Remember New York
Ledger OF December 20 you re, the continue
ton OF tie story from where leaves of here II you can
not get copy at any news oce the publisher Of the Ledger
viii mail you copy on the receipt q i've cents FsEny Fern
writes only for It, Emerson Benneu writes only for Il and
nearly all the eminent writers In the country an Mrs
sgouIney and Alice Carey contribute regularly ia CO.
umns i mailed to Subscribers At g year two copies
country, and Is characterised by high moral tone.
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Missouri BORDER RuFFgAsIsM-0 ONE or rrs Re-
wAHzswe are informed that the Presidents OF the Pact
&c Rarcad Company OF Missouri recently paid Visit 10
Rneand with view TO procure loan for the benefit OF
Ahe road upon the security OF tho mortgage bonds Of the
company On presenting bis proposals and securities
British capitalists he was grayey and perempterily in
formed that they could not reoprccae They had heard
AZ the awkness OF the people Of Missouri oil their inva
son Of and crimes committed In, the rerrpsry Of Kansas,
ana were fully Of the opinion that anssctozs with such
pesplc would be too palpaby unsafe to be advisable.
RemouAirsnce VAS useless. They had made up their
minds The whole moneyed interest OF Great Britain
vhh them and the President Of the Pacific Railroad
forced 70 return hosie with an empty pocnetOiainndh
Q.mm<ycai, Dec. 3.
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Dr. Francis Leber, the eminent political economist has
closed bis connection with Columbia College s. O., by
resgnng bis professorship A man Of his ability and
world wide reputation VIII be much missed at the college,
bis place cannot easily be flied. When II known
that hc had LETT number OF old students OF the college,
among whom Hon. W. G. Preston Ex Gov. Naming
J. L. Pettsru Jos. Byth Aston, &c. met passed resou-
nscxpressve Of their regret and voted to present Dr.
Lsber with testimonial OF their esteem.
Mrs N. G Stevens, OF Arkansas q poetess under the
dc plome Of ''Ciem, +" ID in Warrington
Hon. linn Boyd Speaker Of the House Of Represen-
a,ivss and Ron. Francis Cutting, Of this city,
WNhingtou.
Tho Rev. Dudley A. Tyns OF Philadelphia the Epls,o.
pAan clergyman who was dismissed from his pulpit In
the Church OF the Epiphany for preaching anti slavery
politics, has set up on his own hook and last Sunday be.
gan his independent minstrstou In the National Hall
before large congregation Mr.. Tying the son o; the
Rev Dr. Type, Of this city, and evidently chip OF the
old block
The itinerary Of the Emperor OF Austria has been fixed
N ioilows-Hh Majesty was 10 arrive Venice on the
6h ulmo and remain there until the 9TH Of December
During the Ven following days he win visit Padua Verona
Brcseis, &c.
ARRIVALS.
From liverpool in the steamship Arca-Ms. Rosa Mr. rs
chen and LADY, Mr.. Lochus lady and maid
Mckay Sir James Dunlop. bart Mr. Muir and lady,
Munro Mrs Harris endtnree children Messrs GIBBS, Ham
w. Fielding. Hyden, D. De Angels A. Rumsay ,. Colby T.
Ramona, W. n Poole, Duas, W Becker A. waller, A. Ross
Ceopfer Case ChsDey.y de Nadeiros L. Harup A. Mraan
W. Dempser y. Taylor u. Dickson y. Dickson G. sunes
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SALE OF RACER.-We understand that the win
ner OF the mile yes erdsy sue Washington,
sold 10 arton vand Campbell for ave thousand
dollars she is q sorrel Oily, by Revenue, dam Sarah
saw Mfs Foo In her pamy days think her equal IL not
supeiir TO that celebrated nag. The she
yesterday, In three heats have heard was the best
ever run over any track In South Corolna. The stake
was vaiasfbc. amounting to over twenty one Murdered
dollars. We predict whilst she remains In the hands OF
that dis pguisbed and experienced trainer, Thomas Pat
eerson ha she will reputato1As -four miller equal
70 that which she posses as . two miller Her
action perfect easy and smooth We also hope that
her spiriied owners nay realize our predictions and
sheir ssngulne expec Columbia, s. O. 1iaes
D<r
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United States Supreme Court.
Wxamsnxor Ua> II

oase No. 1e-James Stevens plaintiff, Va. Royal Glad
6hg Of Il. Submitted to the consideration Of the Court
On record and printed argument by Mr. Ames, for de-
nndans.
ease No. l7.-Reuben L. Long Of 81, appellants, VI
JsAn O. Fallen. Argued by Hon. b. 9. 6eyer for ap-
police. Submitted printed argument by Grover, for
APPELLANTS.
ease No. 10 &C. O. Lathrop plaintiff, W. Charles Jud
con. Argued by Hon. Mills Taylor for plaintiff. Sub
nsSed on Argument by J. p Benjamin, for defendant
gsse No. N.-RobertJ J. vAndewater. appellant Ed
ward Nils the claimant OF steamsAip Yankee Blade 10
Oass arguei by Hon. +. B. Cutting for appellant and
Hou r. Blair Tor appellee
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TnAiRnRas LAST CoScxRr Of the present series took
place last evening n Nibos Garden, and although The
weather was distressing for places Of amusement gene
rally the spacious theatre nlIed with IN e9s au-
A,ence n TbaTberg played fosr Jantasias, and Nine.
Angri gave the Una POGO ia rom the 'Barber" and
Ne thd act Of Romeo In costume The beauty Of her
Esvitwe was svahly displayed In the cavatins, while
her Romeo splendid piece Of acting NJ rhaibcrg's
plying was superb ever. Hc goes hence to Baltimore
md Washington ning the 2eth 70 play for Cots
- concert
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LASI-vAS WAoDu.-On Wednesday Dec 10, by the
Rev. b. g. Gantx, THsoDoRx LANE 10 Macy J. vAN
wAoHSHy, oil Of this city
w<IKBR-MACY,-In accordance with the ordsr of tho
Society Of Friends, Fourth day 10th inst. j. HsHny
wAIKIR 10 CozxsLA t. daughter Of VIM H. Macy, al Of
this city,
Lswn-ApzxA-0n Tuesday evening, Dec. 9, by tho
Rev. Thomas Armxase, Mr. JAxB LEwp 70 Mss sAzAa
ApyBA, AL OF this city.
CIAIK--PnHy, Wednesday evening Dec. 10. Al
the residence Of the brides father by the Rev Geo Potts,
Mr.. JAMm r. CLARK, Jr 70 Mis- Fancy, eldsat daughter
Of Samuel Perry, all Of this c'y.
GoRnAE-LIvMosIou On Wednesday, Nov. 10, by the
Rev. T. " lockwood. Mr. EDWARD GoRxAN TO CoRA A.,
only daughter Burton 9. Livingston, Esq, al Of this
city.
lcBNpE-KsrIoGG.-On TuetdAy, Dec. Q, BY Rev. Or.
sorrs, Mr. Henry kcBRDI, Of The nrm Of Mcbride Bro
thers, 10 Miss SARAH N, KEIroGG Of Brooklyn.
HAInI-ADDons in Brooklyn, on Thursday, Dec. IL,
Ut the Church Of the holy Trinity, by the Rev John A.
Paddock, rector or g. Peter's church. Arnold HAIY,
n. d, TO MAnoARssrA, daughter OF william Adaoms, OF
Brooklyn.
81 John N. B., papers please copy.
WlltH-HApPIR.-ln Sc. AIMS Oh urch, Brooklyn, by
the Rev DR.. Cutler, Mr. JoHS wnrH 70 Miss JENNIE A.
HARrHR, oply daughter Of Andrew N. Harper
DBnToN-HiGsaS Ecrthport L. l., Thursday
morning. Dec IL BY the Rev Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Jossrs 3.
nBxToy. Of Nc1town. 70 PHdFn, daughter Of Capt.
Jonas Hiebse, Of the former place.
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Police Intelligence.

CHARGE or PASSING A CorSIERysr BnI "A led about
thirteen years Of age, named John Manning was taken
into custody by tho Ninth ward police on charge OF
having offered counterfeit Ave dollar BILL on tho Nor
camille Bank Of Hartford Conn., 70 John Sullivan OF No.
"a Sixth The prisoner offered the bill In pay
nept FOR knife be purchased from complainant Man
ming brought before Justice Elan ri the Jser
SON Market Police Court, whore he com mtted FOR
examination. The counterfeit In question 10 one,
and IL pretty well executed The vignette represented
by railway On the len side young girl, whiio
the right . female figure resting q shield with
wreath OF flowers around her head.
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NEW RAsE CoURsE CONTEMPLATED IN MAssA
eHusy1Ts.-we learn from the Chelsea reisgrdyA that
Mere Ia In embryo company, 10 be called the Chef
sea Horse Exhibition Company capital $4,000, TO be In
vested In 100 OF land located In Saugus "a
chr RI distance from Henry SHADES new house, The
land Is 10 be the site Of spacious hotel and Q race
oourse for the exhibition and trial OF speed Of horses
The names Of three prominent citizens OF Chelsea have
been mtniopcd trustees the enterprise Is in good
hands and viii not be permitted 70 deteriorae into an
arena FOR gambling .-Bo,on Herald, Dec. 10.
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GovERE0R KINGS APPorSrMESrs.-Tbe Albany
Enkysooker appears 10 be the official organ OF
Governor, Mr. King. From the columns Of that Journal
q this morning that Henry J. seaman Of Rich
oud county, win be Privae Secretary, and that the s
continent OF Colonel Frederick Townsend 70 tho post OF
Adjutant General has bean agreed upon. Tho knickxy
there 10 sharp CONTEST has not been filed Az 70
eAs Governors stan The Official organ makes the following
enpouncemeni.-Ar Hale Kingsley IA TO he one OF the
eids and Robert l. Johnson 10 be Paynaster General
tcbe understand II to retain his place ~ Quarter
Muster, and Dr. Samuel yanderpool u 70 be Surgeon
llama
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LITERATURE.
TEE SPIRIT OF DREAMS.

BY OLIVER oLnsrEAp, rse-
spirN. whose mission
10 ever 10 give
The changing night vision
10 beings that live,
Slow. gentle and stll
lAs murn aring streams r6lD
Thy soft accents thrill
Through the depths Of The soul.
Half shadow, half light
New fading, now brighteriDg-
Thy form meets my sight,
Like vapor with lightning.
Thou rainbow. wing'd spirit,
60 soothe the worn weeper,
And let him inherit
The bliss Of the sleeper.
Let the mariner rest
Where dashes the spray;
Yet wake In his breast
Thoughts Of friends far away;
Though many dark pillow
Around him may roar,
Bid the hopes Of his pillow
Be aBch0r'd On shore.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA Dcc. H. 1850.
Pennsylvania State SIS "a; Reading Railroad az; Nor
n Canal, Is; Long Island Railroad las. Pennsylvania
Anroad, AK.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 10, 1885,
Cotton sales 70 day Tco bales, ut advancing prices
We quote good middiing 1T 1lxd. al2d.
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CouKT or CLAIMS On Tuesday number Of
eases claiming the repay ent OF duties illegally enacted
were submitted the facts. Mr.. Blair noished the
gument behalf Of The government Of the cass Of The IL
ilncis Central Railroad Company, Mr., Rockwell replied,
and the case was submitted.
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Court Cn1end sr-Thls Day.
SvrRnn CouKr-Crcuu Mos 24st 2ese, $50, 2o6l,
2ss9 1882 asls, a7es 1872 27es 2col 1885, Its, 25s2
Usrlp srAsus Drrprc1 Oourr,-Nos 81 10 10.
surrm. CouH-Specia Term-Noa l2s 284 los, llp
&C. las go, 22z Ss2 al. sl2 lse 1885, 1S<, lbs, &C. a.
100 1le, 14I, 1sI, lee, lse, 2cs, sol.
oss s7o COZ, 1877, CO. $40, cal ED ca eiS p4e ass
sss esT, sss. sss ss ss7, ESQ., 2ss 2ol asa asa 49,
ass, ls6.
Cosmos Prals-Pas i--Nos roo srlk, sss, ism 70
1880, 1901. Part 1Hce 1889, 1888, 1874, 1888, 1884
1887, 1855, 1889, 1870. 1884, 1898, 1885, 1874 "a ESQ
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Dto. ic-Horace J. Fairchhd w Ths Unted States
seomship Company was action for the loss Of
dressing case belonging 70 the wife OF the plaintiff VINO
was passenger with her husband board the steamship
Atlantic september 1855 appears that amongst the
confusion OF getting ashore the dressing which, with
H. contents, valued at $500, misiad and
cst The wife OF the plaintiff not being made party 10
the es the Court ordered the pleadngs 10 be amended
and Ne proceedings were suspended
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CHICAGO, Dsc II, 1856.
We have received Kansas dates 70 the 3D. inst. The
Rec State militia under Capt. Walker have been disband
ID ~ their request Sixteen Of the fee Ssste pr
tried for murder In the nrst degree, have been
acquitted, and nine atul trial. large quantity
- clothing received by the asst boats has been distributed
10 the destitute. Navigation was entirely closed
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RalIrOaSl Accident.

BALrrxoRx, Dec IL, 1888.
me express tram on the Northern Central Railroad,
ans here 10 night thrown of the track at Frcelands
10 fireman was killed and the engineer seriously ~
jred. INC passengers escaped unhurt.
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pELIssER co 81 and s79 Broadway; corner Of White s.
day. at II O'Clock precisely. win be offered fifteen rosewood
parofofes made by the best manufacturers probably the
largest lot Of r Instruments offered 10 the public They
exhibition Catalogues.
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Later from RIO dc Janeiro.

BALTIMORE, Dso. IL, 1855.
Ne bark IApwiDg has arrived here With Rio do Jsnero
AsSss 10 the 3oth Of October. There change In
commercial aAhs and the quotations for coffee were Ma
sane 40 al lsat dates Sailed October IT. bark Cora for
New York with 1900 bags Of coffee.
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Twenty Cent Ambrotype Likenesses with
caes tsker daily by ylghis and thirty expe.
rienced artists at KlMBAI.L'e, 3sl Broadway.
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Marine Insurance.-InsuranceC Company Of
North Philadelphia paid In $5000o0
nearly e00Wo. Marine insurance be effected by apply
irg to sATTERTHwAIrE BROTHERS, agents, National
Bank Buildings 80 Wall street.
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Smithsonian House, Broadway Hotel Ac'
commodaions the European American plsu At option.
Steam heal throughout SIDNEY k0PMAN.
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Christmas II Coming-And II the Ladies'
with white satin and hid gaier boots slippers rosettes 3c
boys misses and children boots and shoes beautiful
toilet slippers for gen lemen paronze
J. B. MILLER CO., 1874 Canal street.
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ware clocks chandeliers silver plated plate glass
ware, Parian 4s &c. AZ ,. y.HAUGHwoUTs, Sol and $50
Broadway. Every article NAKED IN plain figures
The entire stock must positively be cleared on, to
moving to the store.
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holiday gfta day aud following days 10 O'Clock.
Nessrs Leav Deessser Co viii sell at auction above,
catalogue OF rich fancy goods toilet articles bronzes
china paror ornaments &c &c. Catalogues
be had at the once. Sale positive. The public In
yted 20 call and examine the goods now on exhibition
LEAyIIT, DELEssRR A Co, Auc ioneers
377 and $40 Broadway, corner White street.
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Ambroty pes and Portrsitypes One Shilling,
twelve shngs Dozen boxed complete for expectation,
zoe daily, Al 80 Broadway, HOLMES.
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Holiday Prcsents.-Creat Annual Redluc-

ton prices-w MACKENZIE has this day reduced his
splendid Of velvet ard cloth coaks circulars,
nantas &e, previous 10 his spring importasns Nos As
and Al Canal street. near Broadway.
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Charter Osk -Cherms and Ornaments
mounted 10 gold for indies and gentlemen. Sold only by WIN
r. TARBBLI,, jeweler, 3a5 Broadway.
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Customs In few days splendid assortment OF toilet
cassolettes smelling bottles silver cups toilet bottles for the
maptel piece Ac &C., SUITABLE for holiday presents.
GEO. v, NIGER CO., Chemists,
Corner Walker street and broadway.