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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-15
AUCTION SALE

Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes.
Queenswars, Wood and Willow Ware, Store
Furniture, &C.
A my store on Ed strestbelOw Main, 10 close out
N the business. will odef my entire stock dwell
selected goods at tion, witbo reserve, on We'd
nesday, 9th inst. safe 10 mmsnce Ut 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and continue from lay 10 day IN II all are
sold.
TERMS-Por Groceries cash; ell other goods TO r
sams nily dollars cash; all ver IL at smoa
months credit with approved security.
JOS. g. SIMPSON.
aug is I'D sAA'L. PARKER, Asel.
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The Paris correspondent Of the Brussels
Independence writes:
To-day TWO workmen guilty Of having
uttered some remarks ia a work shop itju-
rious to the person Of the emperor, have
been sentenced 10 five years imprisonment
and ten years surveillance
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IOWA IIHALR SEMINARY,

rENHlS new Boarding School for Young Ladies' and
1 Misses located IN iowa City, will open on Tues.
day sept. 23lh. a ompshed corps Of teach
ers tparou. and elegantly furnished senooi and re-
ctaton rooms and facilities for the study of Music
Fine Arts and Of The solids, must afford advantages
80 ,sror ~ any Institution West OF the Missss
and equal TO any Seminary in the country. The Pf.
cIal or one Of the teachers will meet the ladies al
davenport who wish 10 attend the school on appll.
eAli0D. For cireaIarsor board address
Aug l4dw-3m J. =. WOOD, Agent.
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SOS Reward

I o8t, on Wednesday the 18th, The read between
LDaveDport and Upton, leather pocket blok, con
tanning hundred doiiars in money The Under will
SIS reward by returning Tie owner
AZ the 81 Clair House in this city.
huas a d9r- H. CLARK
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THE Millsrs iag dog lay {
And 90 H.I.a 4ia v5zs la a.

Ye shades Of Bornbastes farewell, 70, a
mightier Furioso hath arisen, forever over
shadoeing thee -ChicGgo Tribune.
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Holloway's Pills Let the sick Give Hssd.

Holloways Pills Let the Sick Give Heed.
The stomach 10 the eommissArial Of In system. II
furnishes the material sas,snanee Of every organ
ifiisordered. the whole body langaishes, bat how.
ever affected, Its and vigor may always be re-
s,orsdb course ofthese irresistible Pins. Sold
ne manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane, New YORK
and a4i strand, London, and by all druggists, Sc
o.! &c aud 81 per box aug ~ dwl~
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Would You Save Your Money!
THEN GO TO
SUTTON & CO.'S
~ OpOltfNM NfOfe!
Corner Of Rock Island and Second Streets,
10 purchase your
DRY GOODS.
10 needless 10 sny anything OF The elegance oi
i oar stock or ofiis ehsapnsss 10 those wh. have
favored US with visit, but white We would return
our thanks ID the public for the liberal patronage NJ
ready bestowed on W, We wish to remind them that
We are aud shall be slAntiy throughout the sen
son receiving INN addition. u oar stock all Of
which We premise 70 sell al
Marvsiolsiy Low Prices
We hA'sjua received large additions to our stock
Lawns 1t 10 and ~ i-2 cts. per yard.
Aiso nne assortment Of FANCY siiksat 81 cents
ssrsxs., orxana,s., PEI 'a'''
While Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Mitts. Fans,
Embrotderias. tAces,
Lace Setts, Linen Hahdk sfehiHts
ka broldsred, Pisin And Lace Hordeted Lace Wells,
Ac., Ac., all Of which oner n,
Extremely Low Pricss for Cash
june Is da "'e SUTTON s 60.
BI4ACkSMITH'S TOOLS.
N
j'a saGsko% owe. SasT FIN ts' D i.i
I5 DOE Steel aud isen sAossl' .na spades e for
81 s.le Dy---- 2. 8. q y.
4 K ks1s Horss shoss aud Hsrss Shoe Nails,
LIZ iob Boxes seyths stsass.
10 dorsn Selves assorted sizes, Tor sais ~
ON BSLs. Syracuse saaN ,l,sll ) u Tor !.
800 800 Hy1.''s Z sz.s'' 'ss =; !. : = =
, BIZ CincinH.u and s. Leess Pearl Corn Starch,
AOss Biz Lard, L.sssd and Bank OILS I 1arp.n ,ne,
~ Kegs White Lead. b. r. D.
Fire! Eire!i Fire!!!
The Cheapest and Most Durable Roof in Use
1>RE urdsrsgasd have been engaged 10 The basl.
i nsss Of laaaa faetaring aud putting on Compost
tion Rso. for the last eight seaf Price per square
Material, adsAufsstared aud for ssls, with prnts
directions for putting on.
All orders lsk 81 The etionsry store OF Brooks
streets, .ili NEE, win promps ...s.!ion.
| june - d2n bAlLRY MOORE.
AUCTION STORE
Commission House.
rHE attention ofths public especially invited to tn
sssablishnsnt recently opspsd by tho subscriber
place for the storage and disposal Of private and
PUBLIC SALE
u Merchandise Of all kinds nidias Books, stations
~, 0roceries Hardware DR. uis, and second ham
farnitars Agricultural inpisisnss, Mechanics Tools
| &C., Ac.
Having on. Of tn. best positions Davenport for suc
Abnsansss with ample Tor storing carriages build
ing msterials, lumber, Ae coasignmsnts soeits'
and soid for moderate chArsss,
Psrtsealx attention given to Heal Estsis Lsasss, Cor
| Cash advances made when required and Insurance e
fsted ssNnst loss BY nrs Satisfactory references vsn
| July 60 10 EfI ADAMS.
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SPORTSMEN

| yy0u viii md The Best Brands Diamsnd Grain
| 4 POndsr-sHoT all Sizes
Water PrSsf Gaa Caps:
augls Ut DALZELL n co.
Economist Mills Once and Depot for Purchase
! nP Wheat aud sale and exchange of Flour, Bran
ee, next To sutton's Metropolitan store, corner
of Rock Island and second Streets.
Flour snd Bran always on hand.
Cash paid for Wheat at the AiKbest marx ct prices
ans ia div VI H HlLDRETH.
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.4sfSM1iOt, Public!

LOB good Flour, BfAB serseGiug aud Feed Of ali kidd
Il ~ 10 the Railroad Grooer, 9Th sGd Brady
where you will also mad oil kinds VI Groceries and Pro
visions: tssthsf With neat wagon 70 deliver thsn
free Of charge. Call and SEQ tor yourselves
sGgl2 MN. MeCAMNON.
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.
VHR undstssssd are nov opening a new Copper,
TIN and Sheet Iron JoAblmg shop, on See.
ond strsst near Harrison street. A faH assortment
OF the vafioas articles tomposius u stock Of com
pists Tin-~srs and sieve store. All sorts Of we'll
etstsfI sud Double Aeting Force Pamps n, all
times DO had II The above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Losd, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc,
and bathing Tubs ON baud constantly.
Their long ex psrsnce In the business makes the
sabscribsrs eol6dsDI OF salisfyng all calls mxie In
their line. aA LII H$E la
Particular st,es.ioe paid TO Tia Kooans and pump
July IL, ,5sdu BoEksoH, BRuNERa Co.
HsH Nottss!! HottsstN!
THE andsrsgnsd have on banda few more oftheir
Patsnt RsfrissratoSs, which We viii sell a! re-
daesd prics so " pat them within the reach ofaii
Call soon. HULL, ALLEN d CO.,
July dtf Front 81, Davenport.
IN BOXES w. II. ChseeeiA prime lot Tor sale by
JU BURROWS, PRETTYhAN 4 LALzELL.
jolyl3
Fish
% Hi bills. no White Esh ana Lake Trout,
eDU for sAls by .#.ll
Juiyl5 3. P. q ID.
Csnsnt
O0n bbls. Louisvtiis q uiiea Cement, for saleby
kUU Iui,ls b. r. & u.
: bbis. Lard OH, received and for sIla BY
- jaiyi3 b. r. d ID.
Packing Yarn.
I n coli hemp spd HAniils faehins Yarn and Lalh
Juiyi5 ,. T. u.
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FARM PROPERTY.
is2, Out Lot No o in the town u Wsleott contain,
ing3 acres; price s2DO.
les. Aiso Town Lots No o G6d7 Block &c III Wal
eotti price eco each.
is+. Farm ofGDD acres la sections 81, &c, & 20.
type. Il 4, East, 23h acres broke, $40 aeres updsi
fence 80 acres IN Nbeat 10 acres 10 Oats IN hous.
es, TWO springs and stream frunDing ater, brick
senooi house on tho land, price o?6.
ls5' farm oflGb acres In see 90, Twp7s, II East.
so"a frame house, d rooms, we'll ke; price oi7.
s'' L.tssf ., S'' psrsH' on the M; M, RR,s,s:
-" i " !" " = 8
le1' Farm Of 70 acres Ia sec o, r ~, h East II
niles south oifoiton Depot House, news price 1900
ine' h"l2s 10 "aleott containing 461serss; price
ssxo' N.Y.
foes house price :t5 viii be sod In pieces
a.gOod stock farm F..
ii0--Ah improved farm In sec II 4 so n q ease. lo
acres OF absf house ls feet square prize S7 per acre
sfap. road hew Ans house, stable price go per
lt0-A tam. 81 40 acres near fulton all impray A
h'nas' S'"bis' &C. proc xit0s 81 lesl Tor cash.
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Dissolution.

The business will b. continued by the who
tended. LEVI HUNGEHfUKD.
Moline, H., Juiyao.
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No l1oA Farm Of 10 near Hickory orovs VII,
10 acres good iiiabo good house stable. M. Ia
pr acre. i'' Wv
sols-hh Improved Farm Of 40 acres In sections
and ~ 50 b lo1 acres Timber 100 acre. ,nts rs
n'ation two dwelling honses barn good stock water &c
Prize ~ pei 'i@N'
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~, liza iasm u leo acres To sections and IL n 40
20 acres Timber 80 acre. uaisr crItiystlan . 7,
house, rooms, stsbs running water ss acres s -,
nov so~.d with young orchard price 60 per acre
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30. s3 -i.0 serss In ace u 70 3R 100 acre,
ancer cultivation and all nnteI fence I,nTa,,stt.
oaiidinxs friso 81 pes acre. WA sell 80 acre. ou
same tofms
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No. i74-A Iaiin u shout lsg near Hickory
stolhhg No. iIa, tive story brick house Two Il. an, =,
water running through hne grazing farm and neal, ~,
under cultivation price $40 pei acre. ' ''
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IN MARSHALL COUNTY
Ne. 95--E n l. sees
w Seed, go N Rlsw
E1sEt See 5, 800 acres, price dolls
IVA Of n W t sees per acre.
IL JASPER COUNTY.
NGsd-s5 NET SECS Tei N REV
SEs of ShS l2JAeres, price per acre.
IN PoIToWoT1oMIk COUNTY.
no.H--S See II n y W. Price 80
per acre.
IN HARRISON COUNTY.
'0 sSwi Sea- rssR4lw
EZSWf Sec 30 32a acres, 5 doliarspe
W IN + See 20 acre.
IN WEBSTER COUNTY.
No. 99-S " n Ell Sec "a 7 80 Il 2s w, 5doi-
lars per acre.
No. 1905 0 scresh.iisnd il Mower Co., MiIne
sofa; dollars.
No. iGl-3gO acres ia shelby, Monroe and Madison
Cos, Mls.ouTi;o dollars per acre.
No. lO4-I2 splendid lot. In Omaha c'fy, ssbTas
va Ter.
No. l0lA nice store 10 Genesso, ilis price iioO
d0lars.
No 1870 good building lots 10 Gen e.so, Ills
ALLEN IL CLARK,
Once, P0sl onice Building,
aug IA SO Brady Street.
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No '6i.-60 acres IN sec 70 7 rs RAE on the Can't.
Grove road 20 Iowa tity, g miles iron, ID. .aE"yi
ffsine house aud other improvements
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No, iV9.-A Farm OF $50 acres on the ToHdleadlny
Ife" Lo1g dtSte 10 liens Grove 10 asres ll,ni,.1
~ h"rss under fence AZ In cultivation naus hons
il-v stories siahis, welt, 80.
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as.i5e-t0lton's Island with tho land on the shore
soSl.iH'hs 10 all u acres, good stone quarry prr.
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NO. lo3--A Farm 81 ninety serss On Ii, Mis,..J,t -.
a. Oh the Inns between Scott aEd hiusestiu. Conn,
.hert distance helo" Capt DOdge's nns stock ann 49,
$50 per aerr, ' P'iss
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Ioo--A iaHa 81 10 acres near fulton, all tmprsy
house, Stabis, a. :, pnc9 sitOs OF lesi Tor cash
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l92-A splendid farm Of 400 acres In PIeasan, y.,,
all under fence, two good frame houses orchard
10 aces clover and timothy, there ito acres =, vi,
harvested this year four miles north east nom
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No, f5-A Tam 81 lD6 acres near Hickory ar,v. -,
under fence aud nearly all pioughed good Lousa III
Aci with ten acres Timber 10 Hiokut, Grove ,onns
wafer tho land. - '"Hn'hs
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no. isoSix acres Oh the Mississippi rIy oppostts
river. Price $3.50. " NV
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3ut-Lota block los, on Brady street. $500.
3G9-l,pts aud 3 block 10 fuiion's addition, 7ss
a5U each Sii0o
3il--Ncst % tsst of lot black 81, Front street,
east Of harrowsS fteuyman' Store; $50 per foot.
ai2--part OF iot ok 6, a9xloO feet on Second
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lliA E.rn Of 500 ~ miles north Of Eul,or
price e2Bper ''i
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9i3 West half OF lot block q with frame d~el.
Ting house, on Railroad east OF Rock island street;
$50 per fool
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les-A farm VI miles FROM Princeton Of pos .,,
V acres timber 10 under under cultivation .,g.a ~
water running through it, orchard OF loo fr,I, -,
n house OF six rooms price $40, '''''
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No. l70-A lot Of acres tnst west ~ m. a.
grounds: all broken and nndeI fence Pm. sanl e.y
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No. i33,--A beautiful TOT Uf5 s7.i00 Aers. No II
nav. ~, eu' lots PERI Of sec = 7 Rtk, mile,
irom Davenport On the road 10 lie Claire ngte. sstsi
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2oo-3d acres oi wood land III section 10 tn So ,ps
east, VIII be divided 81 sold III Que body sst
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ndhDAClNHs.
7 E0NARD,s INSTANT nELIEF.-rhi
4 CrIERR TEu- CQIIGH aYRIIP haa the nc

4 KONARD,s INSTANT kkLIEF.--This
Il CELEBRATED COUGH SYRUP has the sp-
provsi Of the Medical Faculty of Virginia. II h:sbe
come family medicine, and it, fame 10 spread In al
parts Of the state m INSTANT nELIHF and speedy
cure of Coughs, Colds. Asthma Hoarsepsss, 10.
To be had of Messrs DUVAL X NORTON. =
THOMAS, w. P LADD, GRU8BS APPERsoN,
LAIDLEY 4 ROBINSON. GEO. DoWDEN, 8. d
zAcHaIssoN. ANDREW LESLIE, 8. r. SEM
PIE, L. 3. WOOD, A. B0DEkER. DR. JACK
SON. ChA6. MILL6PAUGH, DIR GARLlCk. late
o. B Hill, J. w. POLLARD and o A. STaEC kER
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Messrs. RUACELL
LADD + co. BENNkfT, BEERS & FISHEk,
ADlE 4 GRAY, r. JOHNSTON BRO and of
THOS LEONARD. corner of C'sv and Adams st.
NIH1;INIA - q * a KlLLEn--CIiIL-
v DREN CkY vOR lT.-This valuable and pop
ulax preparation 10 recommended with the greatest
eonfdenes. Past experiences and test Of years has.
iuE proved Il to be one OF the bss safest and most
reIisbls worm dsssroycFs In use.
II ssweet mud pleSsans 70 the taste, and y rsadily
taken By shildrsa tmsy be given With perfect sAse
ty 10 the youngest infapt - t contains 40 OIL q
Wormseed, Turpsntiue or other nsussatng drug, thai
would BE- spt 70 Irifafs disorder the System. On
ths cossIary tho health Of the pstfsnt - ssserAly
benefit. by lis sdniaistrsffop, even when worms
sxist lis pse Jared especially fol children
Prepared only by r. PtcOT; sold sisc: hs
PracsLL LApp 4 Co; eKnserT. Beess FIsa'
NJ, wholsssls agents ard b. DrasEists ssssraily,
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AN AMERICAN MARRIAGE IN PARIS "A mar
riage took place at the hotel of the American min
ster in Paris few weeks ago. The parties were
Mr.. Joseph 81. Hayward, of Charleston, s. G., and
Miss Maria Henrietta Magruder, daughter of Capt.
G. A. Magruder, of the United States Navy. Anne
rican marriages in Paris are becoming of frequent
occurrence. The Rev. DR. Hail. chaplain of the
British Embassy, was the officiating clergyman in
this nsfanca
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SAD CAsUALTr.-A Mrs. Blackmon, residing
about six miIes from Columbus on or near what Il
termed the Express road, came to town one dsy
last week. and called on the Overseer Of the Poor
for funda to purchase provisions for her mother.
who Is blind, and an invalid sister--both charge
on tue eonnty-and obtained money for that pur.
pose. 1t appears that amopg other supplies she
iaid In ajug OF whisksy. On the way home, she
refreshed the inner woman so freely that she be-
came unconscious of what she was doing and when
a"out four miles from town, coming to where the
top of tree had fallen into the rosd instead of ~
Ing round the usually travelled route she drove her
wagon into the lap of the tree, where she was
brought to . stand-stiIl She here called half
loosed her horse from the wagon, and built up q
hre In the tree top In this position it il supposed
she dropped to sleep. The whole top took Are aad
burnt the wagon, its contents, and herself 80 bad
iy that she died the next day. A small boy with
her, probably her son, escaped injury. What
chapter TO reelection Columbus San.
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A PRIEST ExCoMMUNICATED- The difficulties
which have for some time existed in one of the
Catholic churches of Chicago have at last reached
an issue. The Tribune of that city publishes a
paper which, it states, has been posted in all Of
the Catholic churches of the country, signed by
Anthony ORegan, Bishop of Chicago, and dated
at the Episcopal residence, accommodating the
Rev. n. C Chiniquy, and cautioning "ail Catho-
lies against having any communication with him
whatever in spiritual matters I"
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ffNHk sUBSCkiBkkS beg leave TO fn-
L form their frends that they receiving from
Philsdeiphia and New York fresh supplies of FALL
GOODS, and will in few days have in store their
entire stock which will comprise the best and most
compete assortment we have ever had; and ali we
ask of friends is to call and and examine for
theHselves, before purchasing elsewhere We are
determined to sell chssp and give all who may be
disposed TO patroniss value received for their
ney. Quick aaies and small profits" is motto.
We deem 1t unnecessary to enume, ate nil the arL-
cies We have on hand. Suffice il to say, have ev-
cry thing usually ke in the dry goods line For far.
ther particulars call at ...
JOHN l.. SMITHER & BROS
Sc 22-Im No % Ma IN st
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TOBACCO GROWERS CONVENTION The tobac-
co cultvators Of the Connecticut valley to hold
convention at Hartford, on the Goth inst, to
perfect measures in connection with the ware
house system under Mr.. d. H. Seymour's ma
nagement, for their mutual benefit. The old crop
OF tobacco has passed out of first hands, the last
sales being at l2 25 CENTS or an average of about
10 cents
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DuEZLIEG IN SOUTH AMERIcA-In the city Of
Buneos Ayres, d. Lucio Mancilla, member of
one of the first and wealthiest families. and ne
phew of the ex-Dictator Rosas, challenged Sr.
Marnol, another first family" man, to fight duel
For this crime he has been sentenced to three
years banishment from the province, and atthe end
of that period will only be allowed to return upon
giving bonds Of 100000 current money not TO re.
neV his challenge.
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THE TRoUssEAU OF A PRINCEsS-The bridal
arrangements, the magnificent trousseau OF the
bride, dc in view of the approaching marriage OF
the Princess Royal Of England at Berlin, attract
so much attention that hundreds are actually going
from London to witness them There are six rooms
filled with silks. satins, ribbons, velvets. costly
lace artificial flowers, equisite embroideries In
gold and silver bonnets caps, gowns. gloves, body
and table linen, diamonds and jewelry. shawis,
nantes, and toilet requirements of every descrip
tion, color and material Thirty persons have
been engaged during several months on the en-
broidsry, and 100 needle women have worked on
the different articles.
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BOARDING.

D0ARDiNG.-The he subscriber has two We.
Id " pleasant vacant rooms suitable tor single gen
tleaen or for youog ladies attending school in the c
~ Size would be pleaseG, Also 10 have several more
Jay BOARDERS, and will use her best endeavors
to give ertire satisfaction to those who may favor her
with their patronage. MRS. ii. r. PHlPPEN.
Over Mrs Kimpers,
a. 9g-Im On Rresd above 4th ct.
NIUTlCh.---everai plea SAINT rooms, with
| Y Board may be had at the Boaruing House of tho
Misses MURRAY, on Grsce, betwe cen 5th and 9th
streets they having concluded to remain at their pre-.
sent residence A few gentlemen csn be accommo-
dated ss dsy boardeB o-s
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DR. KANE 1t is stated that Lady Franklin, on
he airing a rumor recently that DR.. Kane would
leave for Europe, had q house furnished for his
reception and waited in anxious expectation the
arriva of each steamer in the hope of meeting
him. His reception in England will be a cordial
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RAILROAD ACCIDEET.-An accident occurred
on Thursday on the Seaboard road, between Ports
mouth and Suffolk. Virginia, by which Mr.. George
Howell had his leg broken and Mr.. Walter Traf.
toms shoulder was dislocated. 1t seems these gen.
tlemeu were in hand car, their way to the vii
lage of Suffolk. and having attached their car to
the freight train, they were thrown out through
some unknown cause and thereby thus injured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-14

SERIOUS sACCIDENT-Ye Yesterday, a large party
proceeded in the steamer Josephine, to attend a
political meeting at To,tenville, on the West side
Of Staten Island The steamer touched at Tomp
kinsvlle, where a cannon was taken on board for
the purpose of firing q salute when passing the
several small villages on the North side. When
off the Sailors Snug Harbor, the gun was fired
twice Joseph Silva, In bis haste to complete the
salute thrust fresh cartridge into the muzzle with
out first swabbing out the gun. He was in the act
of ramming down the charge, assisted by James
Glass, when the explosion took place prematursly.
The right arm of Silva was so much shattered,
near the elbow, that DIR. Boardman, who was on
board, had to amputate the arm, above the elbow;
there are hopes that the unfortunate man will sur
vive although he is severely burned about the
neck and face. One of his eyes was destroyed. and
doubts are entertained whether he can be saved.
His left breast aud other parts of his body sustain
ed much injury. DIR. Thompson, the health ofh.
Ger, and DR.. Saodgrsss, of New York, were on
board the boat, rendering assistance DIR. Board.
man had the sufferers taken to Quarantine Hospi.
tai. Glass recently recovered from an attack Of
Yellow Fever. liberal collection was promptly
taken among the passengers for the relief OF the
two unfortunate men IN Y. Com. Adc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-14

FATAL ACCIDENT.-rhe Pittsburg papers re-
cord the death of Mr. Joseph Janeway, of the firm
of Anderson e. Janeway, saimakers. Mr. Jane.
way was raising Fremont pole at his residence
on Thursday evening; the ropes became tangled,
and he climbed distance of forty feet to a cross.
piece. upon which he sat down. Unfortunately
this was not securely fastened and it gave way,
precipitasing Mr. J. to the ground, breaking his
neck His death was instantaneous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-14

THE JEws-Tbe New York Post. of FRIDAY.
says Some important auction sales of dry goods
were postponed from yesterday TO to day, in con
sequence Of yesterday being a holy day, kept 90
by our Jewish brethren. Auetioneers value
Sales they giving considerable tone to the et
forming not only considerable class but an infiu.
anfiaI nnan