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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21
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The following curious memorandum from
that qusini ard loquacious octogenarian
Grant Thorburn, we find in the New haven
Courier -
ANrcporE Of AARON BURR When he
returned from Europe, whittier he fled after
his duel with Hamilton, he kept his oiiice
near nv seed store in New York Being OF
no use to any party, he was thrown aside
ike withere branch, Matthew l., Davis
and Jacob Barker alone stuck to him in ad-
ysrsity. Converting with him about the
voting in Congress in 1901, when Jefferson
and Burr had an equal number of votes for
President, the House continuing to vote
through many weeks, CATER the manner of
the Speaker makers OF the present day.
declaring their sitting permanent, and nav
ing their beds set up in the lobby and their
| food brought from the hotels--and thus they
| continued eating and drinking and making
| merry, and charging the sovereign people
/ about fifty thousand dollars per day tor the
| sport-Bufr remarked, that at moment OF
| disorder, when the Government was with
| out head with five hundred trusty soldiers
he could have seized on the Governmen nj
and proclaimed hms II protector 1T was
tbus.n he continued, THAT Oliver Cromwell
drove out The English Parliament, and de-
| elared himself Protector, il was thus that
Napoleon Bonaparte, with company Of
grenaders, drove out the Councii OF Five
Hundred, proelaiming himself Emperor II
is thus" be said, THAT all popular govern
men,s have persisted, and thus viii perlsf
4 the American" When we look on the do
ines of Congress since the third OF Deem
Der last, we may iear the fulhllinent
Burr's prediction. GRANT THokRuRS
New Haven, Jan, 1856.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

MuKprRERs OF GORDON AsgEsTED.--The
81. Louis Republican Of last Tuesday says:
Information was received yesterday after
noon from Vincennes. of the apprehension
of the murderers Of BAIL II. Gordon
They were csugb, at Indianapolis BY Capt
Cousins and his party. Gordon's watch
was found upon one Of them. His horse had
been traded away, but wa. traced to the
purchaser, but forms another link in the
chain OF testimony against the mufderers.
They will be, it 10 presumed. brought to this
eify ts-day."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21
ALFRED SANDERS. EDlron.


Tho I'D QUESTION. III
There 10 no question q the day that PCS
scsse. more immediate iaeOrssace than That
relating u tho rice Of food. Thesexor-
bisan. price which every article of food has
commanded, has been based on the rep
ressntation of scarcity i'll Europe The
opinion has prevailed, that the state Of e1-
ci,enest into which ell Europe has been
thrown by the war has prevented the usual
s,ssn,ion 10 The raising II bresdssutts and
consequently those ar,icles must se scarce
and very high. Peace prospects Disclose
the fact OF the scarcity existing to much
smsller extent than was anticipated, and
that disclosure has already had q marked
sfsc, upon psices. This result has also
brought another fact to light, and that u.s.
that immense quantities Of breadstufis have
been stored in the expectation OF iuFthef
rice, aud this also had the effect TO render
them scarcer. Since Ire decline holders
are becoming aieriaed and are throwing
their boarded provisions upon The market.
l6le viii nave ee"ue"e1 49,
depress prices. The proclamation oil peace
il has generally been admitted, would have
the effect to reduce the price Of 'ooa' ea'
until recently ,ha, prospect has been SO
remote that every one felt jastned IN ho''-
ing on to his breadstutis. The prices oil
food in THE country, il is generally thought
have been based upon those OF the ole
country, but in fact they are relatively
higher as the following accurate table IRON
the Cincinnati Gazette, of the retail prices
of the principal food-markets Of Europe
collected in November, when prices were
at their highest. will prove. The qaantii.
of each article is one pound avoirdupols an
the price is givenin cents and hundredths
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

Since 1853, twelve steamships, lost at sea,
have cost / $50 human lives, and S7,2oo,.
600 of property. The Indepe ndence sunk
with 40 lives in the Pacific, and The Ten
nessee and ST. Louis followed, total wrecks.
The Humboldt and the San Francisco were
wrecked in the Atlantic the same year
Franklin, City Of Philadelphia, and Yankee
Blade, fall in the catalogue OF 1884. City
of Glasgow. with 480 lives. The Arctic,
with hundreds more precious lives, we're
the crowning catastrophes of that year: In
1855, we have the sinking of the North
Carolina, and the stranding of the Golden
Age, which last, however, was saved and
repaired.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21
Among the speakers at the Republican

Among the speakers Al the Republican
M.ssC Convention at Concord, n. H., wns
Judge Blsisdel Of Lebanon, one Of the main
pillars Of the Democratic party from the be-
Rinning, who declared that the ultra pro-
lslavery acts ofGen. Pierce's administration,
mad made i, utterly impossible for him or
any other honest Democrat longer to act
with that party; henceiorth he should not
cnly aid the cause Of freedom by his vote,
eut. old as he was, he was ready TO shoulder |
i. musket, and protect the honest freemen /
y Kansas in their JUST rights
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

Looking back some % years, when this
whole region Of. couptxy hare the foot prints.
If the Sacs, Foxes, P0ttawstamies and the
renowned Black Hawk and his band, and
glaucing al the spot where Davenport no.
stands, covered then by few wigwams, ana
where now may be seensa beautiful ana
thriving city. |, confess the mind seems lost
in amaxement at its RAPID growth. s.
DAyESroRr. Iowa, Feb. 6, 1856.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

The roof Of the chemical factory of John
Jackson, in Brooklyn, N. Y. fell in, Mon
day morning, with tremendous crash, car
rying everything to the ground floor. The
accident happened fortunately about half an
hour before the hands usually 60 to work.
The building was owned by Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, who had garden on the
roof supported by iron beams. His loss is
$4,000 or $1,000, and the loss Of the occu-
pan, abcut $4,000.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

Daring the recent severely cold weather,
when The mercury marked some fifteen or
twenty degrees below zero. man ELECTED
considerable attention by walking through
the streets Of an eastern city carrying al
umbrella over his head and tanning himseli
with Q palm leaf fan!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

IovA-Tbe weather in Iowa has been
more severe than in any Of the Western
States. Chicago Jour.
Excep, Illinois. Al Chiesso the "ereu-
~ has not only been a. low, but they have
had all the chiiliness of tie lake hreezes to
contend against Al Gslena the mercury
sunk lower than At any place on the CONT.
nebt that We have noticed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

}AASs 0RAHAk. u. w. hEPhAR
GRAHAM Il kERNEA,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
no BUHROWs'NEW BLOCK, FRONT STREET
Davenport, Iowa.
Orders solicited for the purchase OF Grain, Flour
Wool and Produe generally.
-kETERgSCgs-
burrows Pfeuyman, Davenport, Iowa,
Wise, Passy 4 w lac Phil. Pa,
Springer, Hsrssugh 4 Co, PittsbuTg, Pa,
spaHE Co., -
Joseph y. Elder, 81. Louis, No
Mcbride Hammer, Cincinnati, Ohio,
4. Mccoy & Sons, N Lisbon,
ID. & u. Mcdonald d Co, WelisyiIis, Ohio,
Aohsn Ma rtiD, :"
George Wells, q" :"
HAans, 0arrstsol 4 Co, Cleveland,
Massey 4 Sinclair,
James Graham, New Garden,
Merchants generally, Salem, -
leu n ie5o -du
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

The Buffalo Courier understands that the
Ebenezer Society have purchased fifty thou
said acres Of land in Iowa, and are making
arrangements TO remove there. The tract
of land now occupied by the Society, about
six miles from Buffalo, is TO be offered for
gale the coming spring.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

Cow TO PoT.--The proprietors Of inc
Iowa statesman, scurriicus pro-slavery
Nebraska and whiskey paper printed at Fort
nss Moines. have made an assignment Tor
The benefit of their creditors. II has Tor
long time been in 50 precai.ous s.a.e =.
health as only to te out ABOUT once
month. Nebraskaism does not pay ~ -" =
unless by Executiy favor. --Haoaeye.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

In Hancock county, La, Samuel l.. Wat
son, a negro overseer, whipped one of the
negroes under him, and a few days after the
negro caught him in field and beat him
witt club till he died. The tragedy closed
in the usual way by the hanging of the ne
gro by the populace. Some folks profess to
consider the society in which such things are
common the most perfect attainable in this
AZ orld
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

What wretebed cold place Galena must
bel The Gazette says that On The ath met.
the mercury CONCEALED there, which init
mates at least 40 degs. below zero. On
the Sunday previous il sunk to IS dogs. be-
low zero.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

Mr.. Edward Warren, late proprietor and
editor of the Asstrian Gazette, formerly the
Austrian Floyd, has been named by the
Government Director Of the new Credit
Mobiliev in Vienna, with yearly salary OF
$4,000. Mr.. Warren 10 an American, and
for the last twenty years has been engaged
in commercial pursuits in difere nj parts OF
Europe, his principal interests being at
Trieste
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21
City Who'd Yard.

LAVE opened = new Wood Yard nj Csc. ALtno
IL & Co.'S Lumber Yard. At tho Junction OF second
aud Front Sta, where they have ON hand full AS
50 rtuont of DR., and Green W God, ma ueiy--
Hickory, Ash, OAK, Maple, &c,
Which they offer for salr tho Lowest Msrso price,
aud would most respectfully soitei, oil WHO are IN
want 10 give call.
Ps. Our wood 10 four feet long.
Dave IMPORT, Jan. ~ d-H"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

A letter from Boston sea captain al
Gibraltar, 10th ult., states that nearly one
hundred ships were ashore on the coast
oil Spain, between Cape de CAT and Cadiz,
and 600 hives had been lost
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

ROUND AND LoSo HEAps.-Prof. Retzius,
of Stock holm, in Sweden, denies that high
skulls betoken high intellect, it being sup
posed by many that they do. He had WIS.,
tied the schools in England and Sweden,
and could not find one person in a hundred
that did not possess the elongated skull and
prominent ocsiput.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21
IsOSye's . m proved patent
TRUSS BRIDGES.

THE undersigned sre proprieIors VI The aoois
patent for the State OF Iowa, and are pfaPsfea W
.alraet for the erection o hallway or hi.nna,
Bridges OF any length oi span from 81 esi 70 W. es
In any part Of the State. AZ the above Bridges nav
been adopted on most oftLe Railroads Ia the unltsa
States, deem comment as 10 thsif strength, aais
biilty aEd cheapn-ss unnecessary. All soMMani'e
lions pom the bect will receive prompt stsns"h'
Address, STONE, BOOMER & BofiNGtoN.
feb Is-ds,r Davenport, lows.
Dubuque Tribune, Museatine Journal, bniiihs.on
Hawksys, keokuk Wing and Iowa City hepoH.
will each copy daily six months and send bills 10 ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21
A Saw Mil

No. 2o7. Siosm Saw Mil Ia Aassillon, Cedar Co ,
lows; buildings and Engns IL good order nd dom.
a good bu sness. VIII b. cold ios tor cash.
No. ir9 "A Farm Ia Cedar County OF 210 acre. OF
the Road from MuseatiLe TO 1ipion, and two sld
hal miles East Of Rochester; all under saiiisau0lt
Two stors Brick h0ase, Stable, Orchard, liub,E
aud water.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

FAraIR MATHEW. The once Well
known Father Mathew, Of temperance noto
Iiety, is now one OF the missionaries OF the
Church OF Rome in the Feelee islands.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21
MARRIED..

At Wooster, Ohio, Feb. iith, la5o, ty Rev Mr.
DuayAx, Mr. HENRY w. GEIssiNGER, OF wes
Salem, Wayne county, Ohio, to Miss REBEccA L
A. REID, OF Pin sburgh, recently ofDavsnport.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

No. eU3.--Another and lager Island above Prince.
ton coptai Mug loo acres Gov cred with Timber Al
excellent chance for wood dealers The wood eau
be and brought TO po for three dollars per
cord.
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Lot, to Lease for q term OF years.

No. so5 An Out Lot of9O ssrss Jog belH oea Ne
North Corporation line and Duck Creek, price sioV
OF more pieces.
Lott to Lease for q term OF years.
have several beautiful Lols in different pArts O!
tho city iof ten, niieen and twenty years.
Also lots OF Piys acres near the city on lease o.
ten or twenty Year, upon reasonable tsIns with
right 20 purchase.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
BRICK FOR SALG.

SOn 0OBsilding and paving brsk a. lie
CUUsOVUyar deli cred OF laid IN wall. Per
sons wishing to lid early in the spring win nnd
30 their advantage 10 purchase immedateIy- En-
qnire Of D. NJ. ADAMS, agent, al the Wsseiii
House Main ST. near 7ID LED 2I-dlH
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No The b of,hs N W ses sT7s NRs soae,
No s-Tes " ! Sec 10 ISM q iSo ssSs..
The above three tracts are beautifully situated on
the Railroad 2 miles from Davenport.
No The of the w Of Sec 10 4 7eN X L
~ acres. miles from davenport
No3-The N Z lofs W oisec T7s N r J Il ~
acres Z miiss from Davenport.
sos The al the Of Sec u T rs N Il h.
60 acres, ot'lh" Hail Road, Miies from Davenport.
No6-2s.s ~ iooaeres IN secs - i9T n N'ha E,
upon The a-sissIpp RIVER, IL miles from Davenport
No ir-- Ice asies IA secs n and ~ Ti9h kak.
Improved farms.
No H. q Improved farm fsnc sd aud al cultivated
n'ee house, spring. and = creek on II, on Hickory
70 . road, miles Il ON town, Usage Orange ioncs
started entirely around The farm 2e0 acres
n" ID in see, n. 10 Eat 90 N RE, $50 acres
10" improved aHj ~ in timber.
ho.2t nia iaIm oI i2o acres, ~ fenced, 20 IN
der cultivation, I nues from town, ! mite east of
Dubuqas road. mts from Daizsli farm.
No 23--ILe Grant farm on Dubuque road, miles
from Town, l2S asrs highly cultivated, house aud
chard, skc
Houses and Lots In Davenport
Lot snx $50.
No3i--Good frame House, , rooms, good well, &c.
Lot s2a3sI, 90 Bad, near Locust 81.
No29--A story house Gu 9Th 81, containing ~
rooms aud store.
No. 33.-Good frame house, 4 rooms, cellar, DC,
on 5th ST. between Viss and Ayrlis. Lot eOxI5
NJ. 81 lot on Brady 81, lSs by 300--s3VU.
M 26-2lots ON Brady st., cor. oI College, 64xI,0
each.
No. as-i choice lot Perry st. cor of oh, eox,O
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
No. 2a-W. fractional OF the n. w: See. 2, +.
81, N. X. T., ~ o7-l00 scrcs, near Thorn's Mill.
Very low, ifaRplsd for soon ma
lu Rock Island County, Illinois.
No 2l-Ihs 5. w. Of Sec. rs, 1 10 ri w, OF 10
acros.
Iu Henry County, Illinois.
No 39--i5 - 100 scrss the Depot In 8eneseo
SpItable for building lots.
w III
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Isisnds.

NJ, An Island between Davenport sad L.
Claire ose with the shore ire main land, he
Whole containing n acres, making ans wsteI pow
rT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21
UNTNPROyFD LAND rOR SALE

ION ACRES animproved hand tor sale near Fat
tCU ton, ! miis from I'd railroad station, being
West ofSonth 20 and Northeast Of Soc. ~, = ~
TX Also
400 acres near Blue Grass 5000 per acre ter
part, miles from the rveI nd good mills, Knd
coal good span 81 work horses takon IL part
pay. Terms liberal. Appiyto
dccl. EADS 81 STEWART.
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Lots in East Da ven mort.

Ihaye several uuim proved lots il East Davenport,
some OF the ~ beautifully situated The bluh, other
~oii adapted ior business PURPOSES
"A ISO--
River La; of TO feet on the IiseF by 30 ies''
upon " hch there 10 an excellent Quarry With pes
petusi Lime KILN asd Lime house, sbitL Win ,uaAe
loo bu shells of lime Ief day Al excellent iota'ieI
Tor - FIGURING MIL.
Insdattin to the above the sub ,eIitsT has isrs.
oi land la Scott, huscsiiDe tttl
ton, Cedar, Jones. Johnson, Iowa, Po~oshiek, jA
per, Marshal, Tsmb and Benton Counties. fef Az
ormst ton respe rIilg the foregoing property, sps
to .ko h.. NICHOLS,
Rsal Ksiste Agent,
dec Of larnef O Sec o nd Il Main stfvrs
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GRASS SEED
AMSs K GRAHAM. Il. w. kI7i
GRAA A ~ Il KERNER.

A LOT Of 1ne neg TyasfAy AID Rss Top seed
1AJust received and for sale by
feb n ALVORD yAsP lTTEN.
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Your tea will steep in half OF the time II
you put lump of sugar into the teapot
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Iots I'm North Dawn mort,

have Foar beautiful Dwelling Houses 10 NORTH
Davenport fronting on Locust street, one OF shi1
has Ten acres OF ground with IL, and others win ops
Cr more lots. .
Also Number of Unimproyed Lots in Soel's, Nc
Intesh =, LHmbrie's, Fearing aDd siayIaIefs
~ bJh IaIon Of luls. s..lilr As 10 $50 eaeL.
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LADIES' COLLEGE.


presenting this, our second circular, tho proph
i etor, while expressing his brattude for the veIy
liberal patronage Of the past wishes TO inform his old
patrons and the public generally, that the fourth
quarter OF the Ladies' College will open the goth
OF February, with greatly Increased facilities for i'm
parting instruction in all the solid we'll ornamen
tai branches female education. II has been aim
from the beginning TO give more complete and thor
oughly practical course OF study than has yet beef Civ
any Institution al the West. To accom- plish this
NO expense has been spared In securing competent
humble Of well educated and Practical tsaehers--
Arrangem have been made 10 the services
OF three teachers in addition 10 those already
ploy ed, and with this new accession Of literally
educated and practical teachers TO our numbers we
have hesitation Ia saying that the OF instruc
ton which 10 here given 10 ON an ample scale and
cry way calculated to meet the de ands II the
and spirit OF tt times The location of tho College
In point OF beauty and healthfulness 10
being situated upon elevation which overlook tho
cities Of Davenport and Rock lslans, and commands
delightful view Of the Mississippi river for miles
above and below. Ladies' from distance can 10 ac-
odated In the College Buildings wiki rooms and
board, and omnibus W i'll run regularly between
Davenport and the College for tho OF day
scholars There will be cation till after III ex
-. ka,s ft..y<.
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Farmers and others

Farmers 0ts0 others
HAVING iands for sale 10 Scott, Cedaf or Ciin
Isl ton counties, can make quick sales by bringing
descriptions OF same 10 our once. We have
M meTous AFFILIATIONS Tor Farms, Farming iaads
and TO wn OTIS In this and adjoining counties.
ALLEN Il DOOLAN,
Real Estate Agents,
Orr's Building,
Feb f5.d Twin Davenport, lows.
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U.XESLEX r. Co.,
Wholesale g. Retail GrOcers

POST OFFICE BUILDlNG.l
TT on hand la rye and choice stock Of Groceries
IL Of all kinds which will se sold ut the lowe"
rs Hogshsads N. Orleans and clarified Sugars
rs Chests Green Imperial, Gnnpowdsr sA is.''
rs Boxes all Qualities Pa lin Soap;
80 Barrels kice--new crop;
30 Crushed aud Coffee Sugars;
10 N. Orleans Sugar House s. syrup Molasss
81 Sacks Rio and Java Cohso;
IS Bbls Mackerel, new crops
~ ! d Bills g
70 Bbs White Fish and Trout;
Is Drums Cod Fish;
Bills salmond;
20 kitts do,
rs Bales shop Irvine;
100 doz. Wooden Buckets and Tubs
~ Boxes Western Reserve Cheese;
So Mould, Star and Sperm Candies
30 - Windsor aud fancy soap;
IS Tomato Catsup and Pepper saaeei
IS Almonds, Walnuts, Fnberts, NUS
rs - Assorted Candies;
- Virginia and Missouri lobaeeo'
Is Bbls and boxes Refined Saleratus;
rs Boxes assorted Pickles;
~ Bags Pepper and Spice;
~ Boxes Canister Mustard.
All kinds of Preserved Frnits, Peaches, Goosesss'
rios, Dansons, Currants, Raspberrss;
Extracts Of Lemon aud Venilla, Maeeopoy anu
Scotch snuG; Nut megs, Mace, Ciron, Cream laitsi'
COCOA, Chocolate, Corn Starch, Farina, psrmiceiii
Maearoni, Eggs, Rasins, Gurrants, Prnnes, Disu
Fraits, Salad OIL, Lemon Syrup, Hsrseys u fssahs
Ing Sauces Davenport, Feb a..sm-wa
Holloway's Medicines.
\NEare agsals for the sale of The above ceieba
Nv ted Medicines, lfllis and Ointment! ~ I'M
ily and would say 10 any need ing Medicines Of ne
: nd TO call and give tn trial. they are having
be greatest success OF an, Patent MedciD In uss
febt ALVORD6 VAN FATIkN.
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board Of Instruction.
Mr. T. II. CoDDING, Principal.
Natural Sciences.
Mrs. NJ. A. COpDING, Principal
Painting and Drawing.
Rev. l.. y. DUDLEY, A. h.
Mental and Moral Phiiosophy and Ancient Lang ago.,
Mics ADELlSE HAYES, Preeeptrsss.
Modern Languages and Social Culture
Miss AMELIA X. GERE.
Instrumentsl Music Piano and Guitar
Miss MARY }. WkLLES.
English Branches and Higher Mathematics.
Mrs. SARAH A. DUDLEY.
Piano and Ornamental Needle Work.
Tuition in the Primary Course, So, Oper ar.
Higher English Branches 800 -
- Languages, 1000 ~
Music on Piano, Melodeon and Guitar, 1890
U SO OF Instruments, 800
Landscape Painting in Oh 1000
Monochromatic, Crayon and Pencil Draw
Embroidery and Ornamental Needle W'k6 800
Diplomas will be given Ia those who com plete a
thorough course In either Of the departments.
Board with furnished r0oms, including lights and
fuel, $if0 year, and at the rate oil 80 for loss
time.
All payments to be made quarterly In advance.
I'H. COpDlNG,
oitenPoIL rep l2dH Proprietor.
ENTs' gGtsAs leather Lssts made 10 order
~ NJ. & b.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

No. i@.--A house and Lot oG East aide of Rim, -
street, 6etween Second and Front streets LIZ
e5. baidibg aud fence all In good order.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

MEMS long huDDer hnn,ing hoo"' hutesH OF
~ ceI MOORE BROWN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

No. 1914 Double Rriek House on Scott ,,,s.
adjoining No. lss, with ten rooms Well and ti,,sy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

No. ise.--A Double Frame House On The eo,ps, of
finh and Scott stteets-ihrty feet square 70 room,