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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04
THIRTY.FOURTH CONGRESS-,
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jsn. 8, 1856.
THE TREASURY REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Jsn. 8, 1856.
TREASURY REPORT.
The financial report of the Secretary of the Treasury
received.
Mr.. MASON, (aem of va moved tina. 10 500 copies be
printed the printer the the last Congress-
at rates not exceeding those established by Law.
discussion ensued to the power Of the Senate to
take such action, since it would conten, ed
side be violation evasion Of the Law the last ses
sion relative to the public printing.
The resolution adopted.
MTssAGs-sEvAroR HALE's OPINION OF
PRESIDENT PIERCE.
MIR. HALE, (abolit ,nst) of N H., remarked that he
not in hs seat when ths Presidents annual message
In else he should have objected to its reception a.
rregulary sent He would not pretend to
why the President took such extraordinary and uu-
prec dented course; but Yankees allowed guess,
and he would by means presume to assert that the
President has taken this opportunity to 60 down his
knees to the South because several Southern States
to hold democratic conventions about January
Qaughter) such IL the true version Of the case he
was sorry the President had taken much trouble
fer nothing for there is just as much chance
for enc Of the senate's pages to be nominated
for the Presidency for Mr.. Pierce. ([augh-
ter.) The President takes up much of the message
In talking about Central American affairs; but he (Mr
Hale thought there place in the central part of the
United States which the eyes Of the people turned
with vastly more attention namely-Ksnsas Mr.. Hale
stated the authority Of Mr. Calhoun that the Monroe
doctrine so much talked about, originally suggested
by the British cabinet It is true the President says
that acts have occurred in Kansas contrary to good
order, but they had taken place BY insgaton OF the
President II is not the first time the President has de-
livered lecture slavery. 1t insulting the
jerity OF this alton for the President to say in effect
that the men who disagreed with him that subject
are enemies to the constitution Mr. Hale rebed such
imputation. The Supreme Ruler, for the punishment
Of national sins humiliation Of national price
has permitted Pierce occupy the Presidential chair
ono he comes down into the of the demagogue,
stripped of everything which should clothe him with
executive dignity GAughter.)
KANSAS AFFAIRS-CALL INFORMATION.
Mr. WILSON, (block rep.,) of Mass offered resolution
(Which lies over calling upon the President for informa
tion relative to troubles In Kansas.
Adjourned to Monday.
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ALBANY, Jan. 8, 1906.
Four unsuccessful ballots had for Speaker when
Mr. Fco1E, republican, Offered resolution appointing
CON mttee of nine vizThe three 6rst on the alpha
beticsl list who voted for Mr. Ode Pendergrast and Bal
ley respectively to report candidate for Speaker. Laid
the table.
MIR. VAN SANTvooRD moved to take three ballots and
then adopt the plurality rule. Laid the table, Ad
journed,
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AxusExn1s-Tas continued pressure Of imparN,s
again compes to omit our usual ssAless z ~
performances st the various theatres anl otAss passs q
Amusement in this city and Brooklyn. On rssass -
the advertising columns, It viii BE- observed SAaG 80
f attractive aovseiss are offered tAs plsassssssstse
public this evening.
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NEW YORK nMGIsLArURR.
Senate.

ALBANY, Jan. 3, 1850
memorial was presented by Mr. Barr, claiming the
seat occupied by Mr.. sickles
Resolutions were introduced inquring as to deposits
of savings banks and trust companies.
The Leake and Watts Orphan House applied for re-
lease Of land.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04
THE LECTURE SEASON.

A LECTURE WILL BE DELfvE ERED BY JOHN NIT
"A CHEL TueBtav evening. January S.-Sunjec . The
Footsteps Of the Cetn Tickets 25 gallery; reserved
body of the bal 80 cents, 10 be had nj Halls
store Broadway Dunieans sook,tore Isl Fron street la
ITO Fulton street. and the Office of the Irish
American aDoors open o'clock Lecture TO at s.
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These sent nj In package bv exnrcae ar
Otherwise receipt OF ten dolsrs vseotne companies and
wi oleale dealers snpped the liberal terms for cash
4. W.. STRONG, Nanufasturer
p6 Nassau street New York
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EASY WAY TO MAKE TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
n Ia 70 send for Of Strong dollar of
valentines containing he following large assortment
"a No 1 sentmeEiaI nsea 10 ~ ~ eeuo'"' "s 'oi'
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1855.


srEAKERsHrP
Mr. MACE (dem of Ind, offered resolution that the
acting doorkeeper OF House be required to lock all the
doors lea6ipg to this hall ins,aner and keep them
curely fastened till Speaker Is elected unless they
opened for the purpose Of letting in absent
Uaughter.) We had ecclesiastical precedent for this ia
the election of Pope aughter) to succeed Clement w
In 1e6S The Cardinals for nearly three years
able to agree the choice Of ssccessor and were on
the point Of breaking up, when te magistrates Rome
by the advice Of st. Benjamin. thut the gates Of the city
thus locking up the Cardinals till they agreed He was
not 80 much of Know Nothing not to acknowledge
the finding authority Of this precedent. Qaughter)
II the resolution adopted he ventured to say the
calls Of nature would be such, either for refeshmen
within ten hours the e'e'0h
On the motion OF Mr. Boyce, the resolution tabled.
The House then voted for Speaker with the following
result
EIGHTY SEVENTH BALLOT.
Banks................ lO2 Pennington .......... 0
kichardson .......... % scattering D
Necessary to a choice no
Two additional votes taken with the same result
as the eighty seventh given above
Mr.. WALKER tx. N. dsm.) of Ala, with the view Of
uniting the conservative elements Of the 1o offered
resolution declaring Mr.. Boyce (dem of S. c. speaker
regarding him as emnenty quained and as having taken
part In the democratic The American party
could not carry out their Wishes therefore he was In
cned to surrender Mr. Fuller solely Tor the purpose of
organizing
Mr. GALLOWAY, (black rep) OF Ohio moved to subsu
tte Mr. Banks, and defended the republicans from Mr.
Walkers charge Of sectionasm. On the contrary thoy
national seeking to carry out the cardinal principles
OF freedom
Mr.. DUNK, back rep Of Ind, appealed to the friends
Of Mr. Banks to odate themselves te circumstances
TO degree Of harmony in al quarters. he
suggested the name Of Mr.. Pennington for Speaker.
Mr.. SAGE (black rep Of N Y, mored to lay the
luton the table.
Before tle question put several gentlemen took
casion TO define their position The resolution tabled
by vote of 141 TO IS.
Mr.. CoRoDE, (dem) Of Pa, offered resolution, that
from and after Saturday night member be entitled "a
receive daiy pay till Speaker is elected.
Received with laughter and tabled. The House then
voted again.
NfNErrETH BAIIoT.
Mr. BanBs. .101 Mr. Pennington ........
Mr. richardson ....... ~ Scattering ........
Mr. Fuller. ......,.... 80 Necessary To choice ,,1o;
Adjourned,
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AVS n i40LMGNlO hENEWEU hJhhl UAIs
REClAL HOTHOAa..
Atlas MUTUAL INsuRASoE COMPANY. NEW
York December 20 Eoo1At meeting Of the Board Q
BY order. 6EO. ii. TRACY. secretary.
ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS REM AIMING AT THE
way before the 10Th Of Januar, ins thsy VIII be
p'' JONES 4 LITTLE, lss Fulton soreet
HARlEN, MOTT HAVEN, AC-A MEkTIsG OF THE
~. sesssns Of Harlem and Of wesehe.,e county w %
Ts4s nss s t o % .s
sss. 70 hsa. ear ss reports of he sppoinsa The
a and ss %
and friendly o bs establishment Of line for
ne OF passengers &C., to and from the cy
HENRY P. McsowN. secy.
hereby given n ss a. so per-
E % ps - as Sn % "a ne stocks
The w Cans. =. s%s'd upon the coupon
JOHN MOORE. Treasurer oil Illinois
NoTIcr-ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
sesmboas Mercury and ownsrs o.us' present them
Maiden lane they ts paid sfsr thai ds,s
OFFICE OF TIE PHILADELPnIA GUAN0 COMPANY
~ -rhiladelphia. Dec a. 1865. notice The Phadcphia
The lepuSc o SsDesusi ssoarsa he pos
ns Il
ass sr said republic b sby TINT no
from me said ISLANDS and that oarsoes
ssals1 With he corpSrse seal thereof viii Ds oansd
and legal s Vii % be or y. e.
me By oasr G s oa 81 nand'
sis Dec
r. and shipowners hereby notified that
spss
ESs.sssess, ri isaad ossSias Sa.ss
sfs % aaSs vii as aa s
%. ss e FL e A s.pSSey provided for 4
Lesember 2s, ls6sIh annual election for h Teen rec
s IA
from from Il H. g A Il eo @ 4 A m The pese S s be closed
Ie : l'' l Al''' tfeA t. yasiT y Sos Secretary
pEPUeIIC OF MIC AEAGUA, OarARrMENT OF RE.
10 0 he pese T. q bo Sfssaas DsaasusS sSs @ suv-.n.
ID Ssssd o DE- " s l.
DESTROYS 70 he mdgraion Of
q s
NE s r,s weae a & aas o. pie
be made % adult who VIII rspabe 70 ssae
pSseor s. coipasao" l. sppoutsa alsas and
tory VII receive 100 bssdrs $40 belonging
Amer the lapse Of six uec,n- ,cowns tns taking Of
% ssss e he Rs9
roGf q their good conduct and Of the made
,aFs sssI,s1 1Ssy sss Sss duties @
;ect sr,staS e. sou psass cass.e or ant
tended ro the OF the lsnts srsUd The
ntss VIII be exempt from all sxrsdoar
lions. and from all public ooa
6ary being required by cause ri public safety
Art B. The eolonists will ;zens " republic,
therefore they sha not be able sell e lands nnted
foreigner and they equally HrhSder se, these ands
nor 70 ransfer their ghts astve before
pied the ground Tor s toru Of mon's and obtained tbs
Art g. An Office established aod Director Of Co,ona
xaton appointed whose duty will he attend the
Of Immigrants to gather and distribute seeds plAnts TO- and
keep the register book.
Art Z Lot this decree be communicated those whom
Given q. Granada on ths 2sd day OF Naselaoes 1856
P\:kiCfU kIVAS.
TO rHa MfNIs1sR ~ h.LarOSs And according supreme
oroer communicate TO ou tor ycr tnpsiedee aud
nent effects and for publication
partment under your muArd "a riWgiv.
sDspAStment Of ReAt0ns Bonse Nov N 1855
TEREZ.
DEPUBLJC or NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT or WAR
~ Grst ada Dec 1863 TO the Icmmsnaer'n Chief o.
des ned to transmit to the following d-crseThe President
OF the Republic of Nicsra2
important 0h1 servcett the rep ipc preerva
htnoe
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Keeley tore, and therefore nothing cou'd be Az
certained regaA to the matter until tine day after New
Year WHEN Il wa discovered that the store No. 10.
Fulton street had n entered Os the syter cpenn1
the door On Wednesdav morning he iound three sacs
allied with the able kind Of goods close beside
the stee entrance They had been ie there BY the bur
glars until the rst load ha been safely disposed Of when
tney would make another tr to tie premises and finish
nJ ns Joe No arrest has yet Seen made The properly
iound In the wagon valued At $6 900 sAe Thus Il
VII 90 sen that the rscals Only lost all hefr booty
m ut INA. tney we're minus horse a&d wagon 20 boot Ii
0nenos occupation would be gone and bregAday inte
Ssorss would be losing business for these awIes
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-20
4 gtumAN LIFE SAVED :

Do AGiAe, Mich, March II, lo1e.
]. 4. Euogsa ESD, Dear Sir--As toplS your me4i-
clue to sell on c5usi -.ment no cGFs no pay, taAt
pleasure ia staS its sdects reported to ne BY three
brothers WHO live iJ tas pacey aud tIer testimony is a
far specimen ofa'l asve received: ...,-..,...
". = CUSkLIy told me-'I had taken hire bottles OF
Ihrsties Aeue Eels1a aad continually rundown Whis
usiug il uut my UU-s AMI liver were cuSGLssD 20 that
degree thai bsoU discharged from lly mouth and bows
through aRgtAsr ehiH The doctors zoe did all they
conld Tor me- but IhoughtI mHSt de. Nothing did me
any good until got EHoBEs fEvER AND aqIE tuRE,
which once relieved ae q he distress Rn4 nausea ~
nv stomach and paiu in my head aHd bowels aadPTodue-
cd a permanent cure in a short time"
As good doctor mgve Ia our e0uuty, and taken
any quantity Of qRaine and specifics without suy good
from a5th August 10 I1th DseemgeE. But seeing how
Khoies' Fesur and Agus oure which Effected peTma-
neat cure by using two-thiTds Of bottle.
= N, CoNELIN was E0t here, but the other brothers
saw his case was the Il. Ms. sold the medicine
10 both the same day, aud the was speedy nom
the same small luaatty, anal might 20 sRsEify
The above speaks Tor itself Good proof Il is,
of no better tenor than the auHber Of like eeFta
cses have sdy publahsd and the still greater un
Der that is continually pouring IN 70 me.
ouethiugmore. Last year had occasion 70 saatteN
tAe pHbiiV ia these words:
vi Rettes enc drra sAo kavetaksn one Of my genera
eireWlars substituted tAs name Of tasIr aSstTaa JSi
" . msdieia6, aHd tAsH vita 3raEsa .mPUasAss tHd
tAsIr pamphlet pith ths sreGRgti0A, Lsl fAsPr0Pr.
tor sf ssy stAsr Hsdis'Es sag as "4eh VAs dsrss'
Now take pleasu in saying that the eaatioa refer
red to the ''Dr. Ghristss ague balsin meniien
toued in the above certificate,
-Ihrre are several Other industrious people who ar
spplyiug 20 their trash all that publish ahon
nv Fegsr aud Ague Cures Aatitote 70 Malaria, sIseP
le Certificates Of CNrss aud me 1ectiheate Of ths csl
ebrasd eLenst pr James "a Chltou, in favor Of per
eoty lrmess character, winch Is attached to every bot
tls These viii always serve TO distinguish my medicu
/ Gou tntatious, JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
/ |T Proyidence, X. 4.
Whelesals ASsuts--a. Blaksley, St. Louis Barell
Bros Chicago; g, 7. Webb, paysnport, and for sale
! Druggists gsusEally. july S3edwsm
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How BARBEcuEs ARE DOVE. Those
who read the account of the recent
barbecue, near Boston, at which an OK
roasted whole, may like to know how
such a gigantic roast is made. The
following is from the Salem Register:
fan OK is to be roasted, a pit is dug
about eight feet long, five feet wide,
and three feet deep. Bars of iron are
laid across the pit, to form tempor-
airy CRATE. The day previous to the
roasting, a fire is kindled and kept up
until the pit is nearly full of Goals
Three large sticks Of timber are set
up, their points meeting, and bound
by chains above the pit, and from the
centre the OK is suspended over the
Goals The contrivances in use for
turning the carcass over are rather
rude, and doubtless four. Yankee
caterers will be able to invent a more
convenient mode. The spit, whatever
it may be, must be turned Instantly to
prevent the flesh from burning; a com
pound for basting the beef during the
process, consisting ofsalt, pepper, but
ter and vinegar, is applied. by a long
handled mop, "a new and clean one.)
This is absolutely necessary, to prevent
the surface from charring; for the
roasting requires a long time, never
less than six hours, and with alarge
animal.eyen longer. The work is by
no means easy; but with care it can.
be accomplished without serious diff
Guilty. The beef is excellently cooked
in this manner; though for some
palates, it is rather highly seasoned.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-20
House Work of the Latest STYLES,
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes


IAVISG obtained the agency for the sale Of Lii.
4 Hes Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Bank
lacks, Bank Vauit DoOrsana Frames we are prepar-
Cd to furnish Ut gfaetnrer's prices any o these
Iteies GA short notice. .tz .lE u# s. .aza-
hese Safes are ali fastened with Lille Locks xiv
ing yndoubtsd security against thieves perfectly
free from dampRsss and better fire proofs than any
other safe made, The burning OF them in any bull
ding eaaa0s materially Hjure Them, and they may be
exchange for new one at any agency by paying 70
repainiing. The sa4l doors and irames reliable,
economical ,ornamenlaland generally usedwhere they
are best known.
The Bank Lock have always oiled the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors. -aa -.
The various tests applied 10 these articles jurors
mechanical and agrieultu raj fairs where they have
always obtained tAe irst premiums establishes the
certainty Of their superiority Purchasers invited
10 call and examine the articles, references, certn-
Gates, &c., before purchasing.
The undersigned are the only agentsin Rock Is
lana ma and Davenport tlowa) for the Worlds
Saie Conf pany, OF Troy, N. Y. Orders addressed to
other place will receive prompt attention.
CHILD & BAKER,
Illinois st. Rock Island.
TeUt - s-ly, Secondst. Day EXPORT.
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INTERESTING TO PERFUMERs.-M
Million, the eminent chemist who at
present presides at the Central Mill
tary Pharmacy in Algeria, has just
madea discovery ofconsiderable inter
est relative to the mode of extracting
and preserving the perfumes of plants
and howers. Instead of pursuing tho
usual method ofdistillation, NJ. Million
adopts the double operation ef dissolu.
ton and operation, by which means 10
obtained theexact odour Of the flower,
an intensity unknown by any other
process, and the quality fpreservation
for almost any length Of time, even
under exposure of the air. 1t is pro.
bable that this discovery will be made
to work on . large scale, especially in
Algeria, where the rarest and lnosi
endourous flower are cultivated with
q facility and abundance unknown Il
Europe, sa aaa}aa al 4
~A @TID.evS
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iowa STEAM CALM ET

TEN4E subscrlJgE would respectfully inform Es 81
| iEeps OF Davenport prd al CeuJr3i lows taaL he
n.auu taegurss nd Eeeps eonstanug On sand and "r
wholesale and scIaiI,
;VFRSIIukE OF every description, from lhe dnest
sofa to the cOmmuntsL bureau. E2Glag recently got
hia steam WORKS INTO uperatiUus Ae Il e4Fapie oi h
ing Ell orders aIt 6e given hin atsh0It npAco
"a with wurz wacA no warrants TO be ei a o5ticr
quality than anything Imported Into the ells aL1
which VIII 10 Sold at lower rates. All oI
tAsEsS}sStBa EglaNA aSEs
also kept on haud SGd tor sale lo". fieissflp an
examine his stock, al The mguuileIQTy Qb ~, 9L =
street, sou Ii side, east Of Perry street
uaYcnnort, n al 81 1906 az va b. q. W ssh ~ !,
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hailfoaos.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
sss.gs s. sl0

r, N and after Monday sept, Stll, 1856, and unit
} farther notice, trains will leave Davenport. for
uscatne and Iowa City, Sundays ekcepted) as fol.
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!


4 HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
aralions for the manufacture OF Butter, Sugar,
Boston, soda, Pic Me, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Plot Bread, &c, Sc, together with L good assort-
nent OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rgsks.
/ have also purchased The Patent Right for Scots
county, Tor the manufacture of CrCm u paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
tins prpeessoi making bread ara these, the Bread is
.ncs il Is much writer aud more even, 1t keeps much
longer vita lut bseo ang IL ia, aud 10 many persons
i. moi objec uonable when week old, II cuts Sc
hagdsoms az the faes frrnch roll, II 9oes father,
ana is readily introduced nto families no ave new
en- used H4kr rr's Bread belr ] shall continue 10
ruu Bread Wagon as heretofore. In oneIag The
above arleies On terms which eanne fail TO give en-
me salisfseton, hope 10 be able to sQPpls all who
may fayor mo with lheir patronage. lhHnkiuI ior
n..i fxyors | hone TO msfii a coutinahnes OF the
same, All order. from the country promptly attend
cd to, pN.'ts- AZ SisA+'
Pioneer Bakery, Front street, Que square above
Burrows d Prettyman's steam Jiis.s' .'7.'r
Davenport, May %, le56-dh DEF.
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Remember Remember!

Nr pAL2RLL t co: are selling ..ra..-.
Nl. Fresh Groceries
As houAs in ths city, sBd delivering them az
your door We have aud always keep hand the best
brands ElOu In the msr+sr IN TO suit
A prime article Of Dried Beef eanvsssed; i- -s+-
A choice selectionu vi Green and Black Tess
Rio and Java Cones, roasted and ground;
Sugars, N o GTsnllated Crushed and Powdered
Pepper, fresh lot Of Spices, Pepper Nc, &C.
Tapioca Farins. Sage. Tuad Rice, lsnglas-, prUnes,
Currants. .Marsoruu Thyme, sfyory, Sage, kc.i
Pearl Barley, Spllt PEGS Almonds, Rsisins, &c.
We have large stock aud It embraces everything in
our line. Call and examine. We guarantees sstisias-
toa, t,ass. o. ~. pALZELL 4 CO.,
snss = - sls0Tssr sd 4 Perry SITS.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0HF 50ADAN'e

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
JoHf 5OADAN's
IOWA LoEFiNG STORE ....
4 LARGE andverisd Il .sJE mont otAen's and
"A Boys, Hea9J TsI3.asr CIosninE, em6rae'
ing 1.-The leTent4nd ygF pIstyles,and made }
good guIkGeR ant ofth. iisat glEteTial. =.
| Fine dluIa eG5 eutnla ,4a Union, Beaver, Felt,
P!lc., setorghaul aad Finishing, Rangups, sackssad
PsistjiJ Jvsrt0ata 10th, DIess aud Frock Goats OF
yariou s0U r. G qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, sati-
net Velvet aod Tweed pantaooEs. slid, Satin, Va
entA S sdown, YsvsL, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
sstinet, Dou big and sfhsie hreasled Vests Mon ks
Jack Ora UndarshlIs, Hosiery, suspaadeEs,
Gloves Cravais, Shirt oiars stoeks,
Lies, scarfs, Winchester and seottsappreyed Patent
Shoulderseam Shirts, Umbreasand alIsflieiesnsusI'
y kept in gentieman's furnishing stores, Including
Robes de Chambrexnd Revere Vestt and oyercoais.
Also, splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths, Lassi-
msres and Vestu gall of which will be made up TO
orderln the best manner, with promptness at accom-
modating prices, and by competent " workmen. This
establishment tsin the monthly receipt ofths latest
Easnious so thatordersinIrustedto them may 0efe-
lied upon as being in the lstessGyle by those who do
siret All manner of plain work and work Of SeL-
teei medium promptly attendsdto o as betetoiofoa
HATS ofa new style etogeiher with all oithe eom-
ION kinds constantly on hand zr.
Gratefulforpastpatronase IN e5ubscfibeFeonhdent' e5 u
ly hopes to meritlco ntinuanee ofthessms.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant sio ran Clothier % nFrontstreet,eppo.
site the Steam Mills. ..FE De-. -.w
Davenport, July Cd Is5s-w&d.tf.
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Clothing.
4. CAsT'EEL 4 60.

Ht ~
A. CAsTEEL d co,
trf,AkE this opportunity to inform the pntlic Cha
L they have received at their store, the igrSes.
stock OF ef'
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings
which has ever been rought TO this market Inc
Gooos which offer 10 the lnspsco of the EFT zens
ofthis town surpass In design aud finish, any thing
that bs oer rec them this side Of New YORK, belus
selected with the greatest care and from the most
tonsine hsu es In the Eastern markets and with
view to satisfy tnc tsstes Of all our cusIomers
WehIve also a fall and CON piste assorlment 81
the latest and most approved sly ies Of =sa
GENTS. FUhNISHfNG GOODS,
which beyond dousI the tuos, desiraoie 10 oe
found in this city. Among which af Gents hhifisi
Undershirts, Stocks, Crsyats, Gloves, 5uspendersi
Hose, &c. @ SOD
Partcuilr attention will be paid, rs heretofore 20
the making up of garments In style unsurpassed b
any similar establishment. ~.
Fun suits ade On sh1rtes. notice, and WARRANTED
10 suit. -sE y"
TLank kfl for The beso wal ofpast LIBERAL isFors "
the public, we take pleasure In pledsing rebeWea
lielty, and solicit GhaFe Of tbe ubfie patronage
Api 20 6.tl ..-s A. CASTEEh u tu.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-20

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