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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-02
Lands and Lots for Sale.

. ACRES OF Valuable Land both sides OF the
* sshvilie and Chattanooga Railroad, 10 miles from
Nash vile, which depot has been recently located well
improved good water coed SOIL with fair proportion Of
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
residence Either side Of the road the whole
will be sold to suit purchasers.
156Z ACRES, mile from the town OF Franklin, in
Williamson county the Liberty road and mile east Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivation Has a comfortable Dwelling House.
lasting Springs, and is productive sosuitable for four
handsome settlements. win sell Il, Il, y, all TO suit
purchasers.
10 ACRES mostly tbered part the Brentwood Tract
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 81 miles South Of
Nashville soil Of excellent quality, admirably adapted 10
the purposes Of Vineyard Nursery, Market Garden
10Y ACRES the Gallatin Turnpike road, 8A miles
from Nashville, between StuI and Sledge; would make
business in town convenient and comfortable country
residi nee.
WsseIn Rar ad II miles Of Nashville, Big Harpeth
Rver and miles of Kingston Springs; $50 Acres clear
ed-balance well tmbeTed-good soil and water, and COM
ortshle improvements.
sex ACRES well improved, 7 miles from Nashville,
the Mil Greek Valley Pike, and near the NJ G X. X. Soil
OF good quality, good Dwelling hne young Orchard and in
a very good neighborhood.
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Let's miles North Of Nash
vle the Whites Creek Turnpike road. most beau
tiful building lot 800
LOTS Of any sise 50 feet IS Acres on the
Vista Turnpike road from to miles Of Nashville, with or
without Timber, convenient to Buena vista Springs.
% LOrS in the corporation OF Nashville Wilson's
Springs the Franklin Turnpike road several
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. r. several aud the
MuFfressboTo Turnpike road in the h Ward and several
west Of Capitol Hin near the corporation line.
PRICES LOW TERMS LIBERAL. Those who wish 10
purchase would do well TO make early application 70
aplO-u c. W. NANCE
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIoT OFFICE.
Nashville. Nav 2, 1856


COTToN-Sales of 100 bales yesterday at s4alo.
TOBACCo-Markst animated, stiff prices and
liberal inquiry. Sales of 10 bids at A. Hamitou's
at 7lO, sec, $50, 500, e25, 7o5, 7lO, 7s5; and
At johnson, Horne Cos, hhds at $50, $50,
755, SIS.
COTTON YARNS-Have again advanced. They
are selling at the following quotations:
No. 400 IL cents. No. 900 4. 10 cents.
500 IL 700 3
BAcoN-Hog round 8aslo
Hams Ga o.
Sides ga
LARD =. 80. 79a 8
sUGAR-In hhds., per h. 7as
bbls., 7ia 81
COFFEE-Rlo, 10
wHISKY-Per gallon, Nashville, %
Pixies, Magnolia, IS
Peacock's, 20
Wilshire's, 20
MOLASSES-N. o, per gallon, SO 40
SALT-By the Dbl, per bushel, As
Sack, coarse, Sl.75
me, 2OO
'F'0"-S Sack, per crt., ss.sos $50
GRAIN-wheat, per bush, slOO
Corn Corn s sS''o
Rnts' so 80
CHEESE-Western Reserve 12f
English Dairy. 10
BUTTER-Fresh. 20d22
EGGS
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w respectfully inform Lady friends that from the
w unprecedented patronage we have received this
have compelled order by telegraph the above
invoice consisting Of Imperial Chip Gossamer, Lace ami
rich Paris Imported Bonnets Children and Infants Hats and
Ribbons Flowers &C. making stock now better assorted
than Spring opening 1000 rich Paris Styles OF Fancy
Bonnets Of the beautiful and fairy like material lOOO
rich Gossamer Lace plain hair brilliant attn, Straw Eng
fish, Chip, Swiss and other Straw Goods. Likewise
tensve stock Misses and Infants Bonnes Hats Turbans,
Gpsey &c Our stock Of Flowers comprise 200 boxes Of the
beautiful select styles for Bonnets Bridal Parties,
&C. opened this city 100 boxes Of Paris Ribbons for
Bonnets and Dress Trimmings; Rich Mohair Caps. Head
Dresses &C. stock Of Embrodeies consist OF Paris
Trimmed Chemizees CoaretS full sets Of Maltes in Jack
onet Lace Muslin. &C Undsrseeves in Jackonet Muslin.
Lace &c Collars Of Lace Jac0net Moes Paris Work &C;
Infants Waists Handkerchief Trimming Laces Rich Mts
IS cents.
We must boast Of these Goods and at the time,
can say they lower than offered at Nash
vile the New styles Pa aso Sun Shades Span
sh Fans superior article Of Extracts at so Fancy
great variety for ornamental purposes; large lot
Of Blond Laces Thules Straw Trimmings, &C
We viii pleasure in showing Goods and endeavor by
polite attention and fair dealing to increase trade so LTD
orally extended for the past eleven years We do not
intend TO be undersOld in prices.
Country Merchants and Miiners supplied with pattern
Bcnnets and Millinery Goods low small bill Of Goods
purchased East. r.. WISE, Agent,
Millinery Bazaar, No 46 Union street,
ap30 door 10 the State Bank
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
series Of religious services wiz commence IN the IN I'd
Presbyterian Church this evening End nsl at ~ O'Clock
Preaching at loE, A. n, AMI AIN, ~; also
on the Sabbath At the same hours.
Rev DR.. EAsLEroS and Rev NJ. cUKEmsHAN expect
ed 10 assist in ihe.e exercises.
The Sabbath scoal sonneuted with this church Is In
raaioa with suitable Library of 800 vols, corps o.
pstens teachers, and efficient superintendent
Children and youth not connected with satbNh schools,
are Invited this at 81 O'Clock, Sabbath mOrnisgs
A HARTPENCE.
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RIED,

MARRIED,
On Nay Day by Rev. J. b. Ferguson, Mr. JoHS l. sNTH,
Of wOOdord county Kentucky Miss MlHIA ANDERSON Of
this city.
mystery Of being, mighty Lovel
Thou ocean that dost Gov from many streams;
Thou love that howest through unnlu bered lives;
Thou day that hlest sl things with thy light
How beSgtiful art thoul
Merging the two In one,
Merging the one in sn.
The sen-iorgestng energy that fires
The Lover, Hero, Saint or Martyr, flows
From thee, and is thine
In loving grow wise
Beyong all anite thought
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~ % 0A1WA ny 4Illlf Aet9s y
Concert Hall Macon, Ca. under he sworn super
n i1lsndsnes Of tel scos IA keEan and 4ass
"A. AisbeG. Esq. e = ..-ss ~
ne Manager hsving announced his dstsrninssioa 70
make this he most popslAr Lottery ne World oars oz
Nag i3h, schsme hzs hr sarpssses any scheme ere
offered IN he annAs q Lostecs Look your ntrrnstl
ExAnlne ne Capitals - 0ne PEss . sght hessts -
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SUMMER READING.

SUMMER READING.
Ernest Lnwood, The Elder Sister,
Rose Clark, Mimic Life
Estelle Grant, Lanmere,
Nellie Of Truro, Beechcroft,
Ruth Hail. lsOra's Child,
My 81 others Keeper, The Three Marriages,
Crotch Is and QuaVers Our Cousin Verona,
The Faithless Guardian, Glenwood,
Juno Clifford, Jackson and New Orleans,
The Wrinkles, Representative Women,
The Onyx Ring, Twice Married,
Winnie and l, Home Influence,
Modern Pilgrims, Sacred Plains,
Carrie Emerson, Pastor and Teacher,
Elm Tree Tales, A Long Look Ahead,
The New Purchase, British Historians,
Bell smith Abroad, Our Countrymen,
Peg wellington Memoirs Of Bennett,
The Quaker's Daughter, India OF Pearl River,
Henry VIII and six Wives, Amy Lee, .....
Hampton Heights, Balloon Travels,
Russian Empire, Grace Lee,
Fashion and Famine, Modern Mysteries,
Forrest Tragedy, Lucy Boston,
The Money Maker, Homestead on the Hill side,
The Escaped Nun, Marriage Lottery,
The Maroon, My First Season,
Sense and Sensibity, Cora and the Doctor,
The Match Girl, The Old Farm House.
The above and interesting Books for sale by
apps CHARLES W. SMI1 II.
Here They Are.
HAVE another extra lot Of NEGROES on hand, amongst
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w-shields' great sale of damaged g,

tB- Shields great sale of damaged goods
takes place tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Our oldest citizens say il is the largest stock
ever offered in this city in damaged condition,
perhaps without exception. Many of the
goods are but slightly damaged; some are
wholly worthless. The sale will be free and
without reserve, of course. Shields receives
no goods with limits for auction. We expect
some interest on the part dealers and specu-
lators.
Mr. FLLMoRE's LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE PRO-
BADLY BROUGHT OVER BY TIE ARABIA.
We clip the following from the Richmond
Wing. The gentleman spoken of is Mr.. Fill
more's intimate friend ]. z. KENNEDY:
This distinguished gentleman has been 10
our city for the past day or two, and was the
guest, during his stay here of Ro. o. Standard,
E~q. Mr.. X. is on his return from business
visit to Georgia. lie speaks in highly enoour-
aging terms of the prospects of Mr.. Fillmore in
The South, so far as his opportunities enabled
him TO observe. lie informs US furthermore
and we state the fact in order to relieve the
anxiety of the ERqUire-that there is no doubt
of Mr.. FillmoreS acceptance, and that his let
ter is probably now in Baltimore, being
brought by the Arabia, which arrived at Hall
fax on Wednesday.
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SHARP's RIFLES-We are informed that
side of the Square, near the Burnt District"
have just received few of the Sharp Rifles,
direct from the manufacturer. Our readers
can now have an opportunity of providing
heard so much. Companies emigrating to
Kansas and Nicaragua can be supplied with
these guns by giving few weeks notice to
+. & O., who have made arrangements to
that effect.
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ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.

FTNHE heirs Of the late Rev Dr. Philip Lindsey will,
THURSDAY 15TH MAY EExT, the premises, expose
Public Sale that If the lindsey Property In South
Nashville situated between Asylum Street and the Lebanon
Turnpike, Lhds ey Avenue and Carroll Street. in connection
with a slip the Lebanon Turnpike, owned By NJ g. y.
Claiborne Esq This ground will laid OF into lots Of the
usual size and pas Of the ground ready for distribution In
q few days.
The family operbur6eHed with unproduetive property
and compelled psrt with portion Of their nhe Snce
We make this remark lest might be supposed that would
sell unless should obi ain prices Buyers
win please themselves be kept away from the
sale by any consideration. This property must be sold
We also efer the South Field Property at private SALE
This IL situated Vine, McGaYock and Demumbrane sta
adjoining the NeAser Property. This 3, admirably
adapted family residences and viii be divided 10 suit p1r
chRsers II Is free soil
Terms announced with plan Of grounds.
For the heirs
ADRIAN VAN sINDEREN LINDSDLEY,
NATHANIEL LAWRENCE LINDSLEY,t
mah2s-id JOHN BERIEN LINDSAY
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ENTRA CHANCE.

IHTRhAye f5r sse mast essnt House Servant Nsrse
w Chamb-rnad fsir Cook nd Seamstresz al conbinsd
in tksly Nomap twenty three years u age. Ae,
raj otAer key Negroes, among them No. House caPen-
ter, he wife and tNo chnirfn. CAL econ a
Au91 BOYD LYLES No 50 Cherry
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DRS. CONWELL & BURKS.

HAVING associated themselves In the practice Of their
profession tender their services 10 the esens Of Nash
vile. once No. 22A Cherry street, between Unsn
urch. Apis-lm
~ a q pREru
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To whom all orders must he addressed.
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants 10 all pars
of the United States and the CansdaS, and by
ap15 n. GRAY.
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Here They Are.
HAVE another extra lot of NEG R0ES hand amongst
them Extra No. man and good Blacksmith
an9 REFS PORTER
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lust RkCkIYkD, zoo CataWba Hfape khota, Of ohI
j years Frovth. lspiil IA. MCCALL, Agents.
NE plus Ultra" scheme.
1900 PRIxEsi $4,000 DOLLAHsG
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY AcADEMY LUrTKxY.


By AUTHORITY oErHE srAfEo OF aKoRGIl
10000 MEMBERS ONLY 1PRiZE 10 uCKKTs
4 a
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A. C. & a. B. BEECH
HAVE Received large AHd handsome assortment Of
Ill BAREGE RoREs Ap22
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D ECEIvED this day. assortment Of best Kid Gloves,
H by various mskers-Alexanders ChartOns, Cham
bron's Duva's Dumonts Petit Oo's-White and various
colors J. H. McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
apps cor. Square and College st.
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Louisville Nashville Railroad Co.
EDWARD 5. CHATHAM, President
sp2i-td Edgeded Kentucky Railroad Co
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SPRING MILLINERY
at the Paris and Rev York Millinery snd
panAv GanAa nknTn

" B. NICHOLS takes pleasure In informing
W the Ladies offhyebpor and vicinity that hb
las Just returned from Jsw YORK with be utifui
assortment Of New spring Goods Compsisipg the
iarsest wei The best selected stock Of Lsdies
al Misses' STRAW HoBnets, Leghorn and Pedsi Braid
F,atis, Boys Leghorn, Danssable and Palm Lesf
Hats, Shaker Hoods, Kibbons, Bonnet siiks, Atm
ei Flowers, Cfaees. Sc, Ac., ever Uttered In this
mar ct. our Silk bonnsts manufactured after
latest approved Paris styles Millinrfs supplied
win Prtiern Bonnets and every arucie in their line
1T WhsIsazie. Siik3 and Grape BonDcts made TO
]. atras Honnrt. biesched, PRESSED aud az
afcd IN tho pre- cont shape. Making and stamping
-rnbsci4i1ry ami bfaldiag dons To order n the
Paris aud New York Millinery store, corner Of srd
and Brady St. z te4 f47} Husrh ~ dNwx.n
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STAND FROM UNDER!
ROOTN IND $40 ES !

AN am now prepared for thief II and wintertrads
With from A, 700 10 pairs of Boots and Shoes
comprising one Of the most extensive stocks ever
brought TO this markets made up solely for this trade
during the last three moRths. auder the ersensi su-
peryisisn of an experienced workman. All those
persons IN want of good Boots. good Shoes, good
GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will dowelf 10 call on the suscriber.
Fine Ladies' slippers only twenty 1--we cents ne r
pair. Gents dne Boots, ~ So and aii other goods in
proportion. Don't all rush al once!
One door east Of Burrows q Prettymans store
Front street. davenport, Iowa. JAS JORDAN
Sept. %, 1855 5d-tf
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NEW STORE.

TINIIE unlorsigned receiving and opvnng com
pete assortment Of Choice Family Groccries, consist
Ing in part as Eillows. y E, a.
40. $. H. Belehcr's Syrup Moiasses, N Q. Clarified,
Powdered and Crushed Sugar, No. ], and Mackerr
Teas good assortment llo and Java Coffee aim ssaV
Wooden and Willow Ware, Dried Apples and Peaches,
Star and Tallow Candes, Dried Beet, Sc, SC.
ALSO 8 u s
Pitchforks, spans Scoops, shoyels, Hoes Rke Onion
lo-s aud anything usually found in Family Grocery
which deterrna ned 10 sell Tor cash chap tie
ehsaPss Don't forget the place. West side uf Brady ST.
thTee doors from the fc-t. = Il aLsH
Aprl lo-lw-tf HENRY PARMELE.
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n O r I G E !!

6 q. DAWSON, d Co, have formed q
hCs i'artnrrship~ n. Gryys. under the nxme
and s.yl- OF Dawson. GriEgs Co., TO take eff-c
on the ist day sf n ose Rtts.r, 1855. =. {ssEtl5s
e All persons having Unsettled accounts with the old
arm are relnast-sl I y eGis-and -eele. 0ct25
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cheap! Cheap "a Cheap!
BOOTS AND SHOES,

). JORDAN would announce to the citizens OF
Darenport, and The public, Thai he has opened a
Ladies' and Gentiemen's boot and shoe store as.
toining burrows d. Prestynau's store one door above
the Iowa Clothing siors whore no prepared TO mar
uiarturs boot and shoes Of all descriptions.
-; LADIES BRANCH
Fine Sax lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Kossuth foots; Enameled Patent Paris
boots, Ties, Bronze Paride; Ark.
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds:
buskins Po ka Boots
aiarge assortment of Ladies' and Misses Childrel,,
Shoos, too RumeRousto mention
Also large assortment for Gents sea,
Eastern fne French Boots; CoDsrasa
Caters, Monterey; Jersey TTss:
Plain walking Shoes.
Aoroeco;
Ard all kinds Of heavy work, suitable Tor country
as vel city custom; howant nss, at and EASY
boot voulddo well 10 ea st the Davenport Boot and
shoe Store. taiiandsee Jnpe 2, 9,ls53-34ii
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TiIE new sis,yEl..
W AV ERL = H0U Sc.

l now open for Permanent and tssnsIent bosrdeSs
- those who wish a quiet and pleasant hone dur
Hx long orr shsst soioa in davenport esn n ,d Il
Al the Wsseriy Hoase. The tablessg - fnmsased
yith the decacies the season. room. are pleas
ant the beds new aad sois. The waveriy is sscsnd
% no hotel west Of Chicago, in point OF beauty 10:
cation. pieisaas house. good furniture and ef-e Ia
birs fdkwlyi d. M.ADAMSA PeopYimsor
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Brady Street, nearly opposite the r, Q.
rah a ar pIVENpnkT low A,
MEAT E0R TIE 4lNsRl|,YI.!, "A, !. :.

ElS w Claire Market (near the Railroad
Drpot,l and assure the public that ".
-x~A shall at all times be fully supplied
" ith all the varieties usually kent in meat nsrke
Our meats viii be the best the country anords--
We intend furnish prime articles and put them At
such prices aswi oby atc the as
az our citizens gonyt Rock Island for their markets
ing.
We will be prerar to furnish Picked, Corned,
ing. -
A share ofthe pat ansge ofthe public lie solicited.
n. b. Marketing sill be delivered TO our custom
mchIo d6m A. r. & d. KELLY,
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VARIETY NTOhE!

rrHr Subscriber has opened VARIETY STORE on
Brady 81, l-tween eth and sth, wbsse shs will keep
constantly on hand a choice selection VI ,al s
Drsss Goods and 1rimmiuss!
Among The Stock will be fnund rhoice selection Of
Plain and Figured silks, flowered kobes, Plain and
Fancy DsLanss Bareges, Meaienias, White and Iolofed
Brii,nts Figured swiss Csnhrc and Jaconet Musllns
Lawns Debagss, Embroidrriea Worked and Laos EeiAr
Iaces Laaes, Misses and Chil,lsns Cotton lieseiy
select assortnept Of Ladies Gold Hsirt ackias ss 81
Cameo Gold stoue and other late syis OF the best quality
India Rubber Side and Back Combs Fashionable assost
nIent ei sk Muslin and Lace Mantler. i.
Party aud oihsr dresses mis In tho most nshonaeie
-svi. and az sheTtst porcs Nantes and Caps ma V
ord.r Platforms received monthly iron, fssis ~ ACCOM-
mediate eastpmrfs fhs wtoe stock YVES scisctsd BY ~
self and can recommend Il " my cHsAusxs y bs ~
bsst SELECTION syss bxessht % p~ysepHS W. -
bAysspsyk 49, - 1Ss6 Nha o. o x1DEH.
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For the Ladies.

INRkNGH kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
L aud Veiret iipp.rs.a..---s-s---=-@
Also. Kid, t9ngrsss, English and French Lasting
Gsiters, ffosa 81 50 to ~ rs per pair for sale by
Dec DAWSON, ,GRJGG h co
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A BARGAIN!

TINE story told that property Is held TOO hgn oa
i those wshipga bargain in house and lease wouia
dowoli to cali ou tha suhsciber. am Obliged 70 sell
and will do so for the ssts Of The money
CaIlsoo the premiset, Harrisoh ~. near esn Be-
OF al my shop on sth ST. below eeouftho
Gss', s-dt P. X. FITZPATRICK,
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BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES
w H OLE S ALE OR RETAIL.
HAlGHT 6, SEARS have now opened their ext-n.
Ii siye assortment Of BOOTS and 5 HOES and are
prepared to furnish Superior work 10 country mer.
chantsaad Shoemakers at Prices that will compare
with those of Chicago
Oar Retail stock is iarge nd ofthe bist unanufsc.
ture; omprining all styles aud every variety SEAL
PRofils and quiz sslrs is our motto And all VINO
favor US With catl shall be thoroughly convinced o,
the faci. HAIGHT SEARS
Second St., one door from Perry,
Gay3I-dwly DAVENPORT.
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LEATHER! LEATHER!. LEATHER!

THAT iiAIGHT & SEARS,N New Leather Store on
! Cd ST., one door from Perry, is now open;
Where can be found at all times full supply Of
Leather ofevery description for the Shoe OF Harness
Msker. Findings, IdHings, Lasts and Bindings:
French and american Calf Skins; Enamried, Sole,
Upper Beiiand Harness Leather: Morocco, Roans,stc
Saddlery Hardware. Japaned, Brass and silver
piatrd ofa are Einda nd
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FINAE subscriber hes taken stall In ths upper end
Il ofthe Lower Market, VII ere be assures the pub
lie. he is prepared all fin<s serve them with
good meats Is the country ssords, and at a. low
prices they be obtained in the city. He asks
share ofpablic patronage. Meat delivered at the
rs,icences efcustameys. W. d. MOORE.
Nay 7th, 1856. dtf
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NUeIC MUSIC! MUSIC.

THE DAVENPORT INDEPRNDENT BRASS
Il BAND having At great expense procured
and suitable music for almostany occasion, will an
nounee to the citizens of this city and The nsiehbor-
ing cities and towns that they fully prep ared
attend gir.asd respectfully solicit The rstrensgs
Of the public. JAS. II. DUMONT, See
Api 80 dam
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE subscriber has reeeiy ed from the kastern and
J Southern Markets aiarge and well selecied stock
of goods of all descriptions In common use consisting
OF Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes Hats ana Caps,
Glassware, ,Queensware. Buffalo hobes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit. Cotton " arp,
Carpet Chain. Picking Yarn Cut Window Giassa
g. A. T. l. 4 kanawha salt Hardware.
Xet'saEd &iilsa~s. Iron allkinds, steel assorted
Castings Nails all kinds, Grndstones,
Wodenware, Live Geese feathers, Pitea&o &oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets. Paints and Oils, Dye stuhs, DC.
which will be sold at small advance for Cash. As
intend keeping overy thing in common use. persons
wanting several articles can obtain them ON Front -
y, The Brick store opposethe Mills, Dav enpor Iowa
June6, is53. NJ. BOW LlNo.
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ofall kinds; Broad u ths Enamelsd Cloths,
Patent Leather Laees, Frnges, Webbing, carriage
Bows, Rands, Hooks, Rings, and in short every art
Gle the Coach Trimmer or Harness Maker could wish
We respectfully solicit calls TO examine eur stock
feeling confident we o6eS such induce me nts as t
makep customers. HAIGHTG SEARS,
I'd St, one door from Perry,
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REFEREACES.
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Z Williams. J NJ Cannon, Cotes & Dayies,
Woodruff x " adsworth, 4 u Gaiendine, ; Webb
Carupbeii, b BAR, b = Cue, Thos Regan Fiee.
Hon } r Cook, q l. Dsysnpori. 7 ID EaaSl. D
Brooks, J Alisn.J J CrsndAlI, Or. q, o,Rsardon. II.
ii SMITH, Dennis Tusby, s s Gfilet, N Row, G
Nickois, G Foster. u "
lie can be consalted at the City Hotel, or At his
sw Horse shoaing ksisblishpi sni on III I'd street.
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