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RaiIr0ada,

The New York Herald says that the only roads
in the United States which are really earning
seven per cent. on their cost, are some of tie
Western lines, which run through table country,
enjoy monopoly of traffic, and charge four cents
per mile for passengers, and eight or ten cents per
mile per ton for freieht
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UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
The fifth annual meeting of the United States
Agricultural Society will be held at the rooms OF
the Smithsonian Institution, in Washington, Jan
uary 14th, 1857. lecture will be delivered on
the application of Science to Agriculture by Pro-
fessor Henry, ofthe Smithsonian Institution The
various Agricultural Societies of the United States
ale expected to send delegates to the meeting
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Meeting Of the New York state Tempo
rNace Convention.

ALBANY, Dec. ls-The State Temperance
Convention met At the Capitol this morning. E
@ Delayen. the President, took the Chair at ii
O'Clock. The meeting was fair in number, and
highly respectable In character; many Of the old
est aud influential temperance men Of the State
being present The proceedings were opened with
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. seely, of Albany. The
Rev. E w. Jackson, the State Temp erance
Agent of Maine. was invited to a seat on the plat.
form. The president then delivered q lengthy ad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-20

INTERESTING COMMERCIAL DECIsIoN-An in.
'eresting opinion was delivered by Judge Hoffman
at the special term of the Supreme Court New
York, Wednesday. The case decides that an
agreement to sell FIVE hundred barrels Of mess
PORK, deliverable three months after the contract
a. certain price to be paid On delivery where
We seller has no pork in his possession or under
n" coatroi and the intention Of the parties is not
70 deliver the article but to pay the difference be.
tweer she market value at the period of the con
tract and OF its conpletR1-that such an agree.
ment In the nature of wager, and therefore
NOT enforceable In Court of Just;ce
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Shocking Accidanf.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa. Dec. 1s "A shocking accident
occurred last evening about six O'Clock, at the
house of Mr. Kimmer. of this place. A fluid lamp
exploded. and the flames communicating to the
dress of Miss Kimmer, she was burned to death
in about FIVE minutes Her father and mother. In
endeavoring to extiugush the flames, were badly
burned in the hands
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r. 10 bostSsss MEs-CHEcKs. DRAFTS, &c
IAs year about ending, and many bus;nsss men do
IT,. 1ommenee with new Check aud Drsfs Books
ssa Do furnished at the Dispatch Office, en-.
ssved In sstyie Of elegance unsurpassed any where
csntieusn VII, desire Cheeks ensr.vsd. siil Had.
afpasung any thing in use here, should call and
TsA ae specimens At the Dispatch countinx room,
80. can nsss them with such visnsttss and orna
= are In the specimens, or with any other,
~ nancy may saggss.. Ordsrs for Checls
M, " oerahsstss Of Deposit, Corporation Bond.
m...a 49, 80, eaa be fllsd nths most satisfsotor
49,. no . rates sarprsinsly low. Merchant.
snlss =, Iespcs.ssoa ofhssrs ana eshsn shevld ar
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LAND SALES On Thursday last the Cobb s.
farm. of 400 acres, miles from Petersburg, was
sold to John Dunn of that city. for $3.50 The
track of $3.50 acres, in Prince George county.
owuedby Col John A. Philips, was sold at o. GO
Der acre
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OOk OUT FOR Oh K 1 : T NJ A = -
~ CHURCH HILL GROCERY The subscriber
has just received large and well aelected stock CT
Goods for the Christmas Holidays consisipg OF CON
FECTIONERIES and FIREWORKS, such as CUR.
RANTS. CITR0N, RAISINS, FIGS. ALMONDS
&c, POP CRACKERS, ROCKETS, TORPEDOES,
&c, which will be sold low they can be pur.
chased elsewhere He respectfully solicits call
from his friends and the public generally.
JOHN MCDONALD
Church Bi on Broad
de la-4t Ssconi honss fcnm corner of 18th At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-20

SERVANT HIRIN6.-Hegroes are hiring at very
high rates in Norfolk just at this time Men bring
from $50 to Sl60; boys, from $50 to $75 women
house servants, from $50 to s65; cooks, washers
and ironers, from $40 to $50 girls, from $40 up.
I'd
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STOCK GAMBLING JoURNALIsM.-The N. York
Herald says that Wesley g. Co who own the New
York Times free soil journal Of that city, are
leading stock gamblers in Wall street.
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.

~ The undersigned, Mt the solicitation
Of many friends, irrespective of political parties re-
spectfully presents himself a candidate for the
office of CITY EANT and solicits the citizens
of Richmond generally to give HIM their support.
de I7-l2t ED GAY
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u. = Ship sunk.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19.--The U. S. receiving
ship Union cut into and sunk by ice this morn
log. The stores and crew were saved, and put on
board the PEBBLE The Union is supposed to be
total Ioss.
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Aunt MARGARET OR How JOHN TRUE KEPT
HIS REsoLUroN.-This ia the Goth No. of Har
pers Story Books, by Abbott. Por sale by j. w.
RANDOLPH
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n,AnniEn.

On ma TIN inst, IN tbs town Of sydsey Hensieo
conntv Va bv Rev N. B. Sweeney. Mr.. JO5EPHuS
ELLfoTT. Of missouri, and MrA SARAH o NOR.
GAN Of Lnnenburg county. Va
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Railroat Dspet Burnt.


UTICA, n Y, Dec. l5.--The freight depot of the
Central Railroad here was destroyed by fire last
night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-20

HALIFAX, December 19.-Nothing yet of the
steamer America, which sailed from Liverpool on
the 9th inst and is three days overdue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-20

HARpERs' MoNTHLY-We are indebted to J..
w. RANDOLPH for the January No. of Harper
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MARINE iSreLLIoRNcs.


1pvt n RicanssA, Dss. le-GIek Wxs~ loa s'eleak.
ARRIVED.
steamer Pooahcntas, Jones' Baltimore, mds, Lud.
sefr BsxsiL Winters, New York, uads, D. w.
Currfe 4. -
scbr North Point, Swain, New York, salt, Dsven'
SAILED,
schr. Armada, Elzey, New York, mds., u. w
Cuvrie. :, ,ry
schr. Emma Jane, Phillips, baltimore mds, w.
D. Colquitt I Co.
New YoHK, Dec. ts.--Arrivsd, Bark Harthian,
tof Richmond, Val, Hudgns, Bio Jsneiro, IS days.
With coffee kc to master. Expehspced very hes.
w weather. was days N. Of Cspe FRO. Carried
away forstopssil yard, foretopsail and jib
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o3 NOTICE -SMtTH'S BALL.-A Go.
% tilon Party will be given st SMITHS SA-
GA LOON, On Broad street, between LIST and I'd
vrrA streets, on CHRISTMAS EVE night, the 24th
Of December, 1856. Tickets for gentlemen, incu
ding supper, 50 Ladesfree. A No. supper and
other refreshments may be expected the occasion
Good music hiss been engaged. The ball room will
be most naeniicently decorated. Tickets to be Sc
cureu at the Saloon.
J. B. SMITH, Proprietor
N. B. On account of the large crowd at the last
Ball, the number of tickets will be limited.
de 18-td }. B 3.
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LADIES' LIST.

A. r., and from 4 TOD
LADll
Andersen mrs Mary D
Adersona mrs BEETLE
Allen mrs Bstssy
Adams mrs
.Afther miss Amanda
Byrne mrs Andrew
Barnauif nd mrs Poll
Blankinslitp mrs Jane
Booker mrs Caroline
Botlip mrs fvelfne
Baker mrs Amelia J
Brown mrs Ann B
Byrnes mrs A
Birch.ttc miss Ann ii
Bradley miss A N
ChiIdrsss mrs Nancy
Clarke mrs Margaret =
Cabot mrs Mary
Chi!ds mrs 9eorsiana
Carter mrs Ann
Csupgrow mrs Clarimea
Clarke mrs Catherine
Chalmers mrs A NJ
Clarke miss Mary X
Canoe mrs
Dunn mrs Susan Z
Duncan mrs M A
Dunaway mrs Mary A
Dunnivant mrs Lucy AMI
Davenport mrs Alice
Daniel mrs Elizabeth II
Doffner mrs Emile
Dawes mrs Ann Z
Eanes mrs M e
Findley mrs Mary A w
Friend mrs Kate
Foster miss Bette G
Fessy miss A
Gordon mrs James
Glazebrook mrs Mary Z
Garrett mrs Mary 4
druberts mrs Martha A
Holcombe miss Joanna
Howard miss Frances 2
Hanley miss Dorah
billiard miss Csth'ne W
Hale miss Matilda A
Hughes miss M larry
Hic Ks mise Rebscoa
Herbert miss Martha A
Harlan miss Jane E
Hunter miss Fannie B
Hill miss Pocahontas
Jones mrs Maria
Jernett mrs M atilda s
johnson mrs Cordelia
Kimberly mrs Eliz'th 2
Lear mrs Susan
Lumpkin miss Lefty L
Moore mrs Mary ?
Mitchell mrs Richard
Miller mrs Sarah
Moon mrs Nancy
Merrynsn mrs Msrg't A
Martin mrs Martha
Martin mrs Mary A
Martin mrs z d X
Morse mrs K
Merrymsn mrs Emma z
Morris mrs Chss
McCsulay mrs Fl A
McClaud miss Ssllie
Nichols mrs Lucy
Nash mrs II
Peyton mrs VIM P
Price mrs s z 2
Pace mrs NJ A
Pendleton mrs NJ
Quay miss 8 CIV
Ross mrs Mary
Richards mrs NJ Z
Roach mrs M
Robertson mrs Mary
Richardson mrs II
Sisde mrs Sallis w
Smith mrs Sarah j
Scott mrs Sarah r
Swift mrs Pauline e
Shipwash mrs Nancy
Sexton mrs Mary
Taylor mrs Sarah A
Thomas mrs M N
Todd mrs Jane L
Terrell mrs CIarlssa ID
Terrell mrs DIR C J
Taylor miss Va II
thornton miss Sophy d
Vaughan miss Martha
Williams mrs Mary T
Wood mrs Maria z
Williams mrs Mary C
Wilson mrs NJ l.
West mrs 4eanora
Wynne rnr1Leiia A
Williams MI nSalams
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n.
Ey Lfs1.
A
Ailsn miss Ann
Allen mics Clara
Atkins miss Lucy A
Adams mis- ssrsh
b
Branch miss Ann II
Blew miss Henristta
Bunard miss Ida 8
Brooks miss Mary r
Barber mrs Susan n
Ball miss Olins
Bossesu miss Olivia
Bains miss N +
Bryant miss Sarah r 2
g
Camm miss Annie
Cowry miss Lucy
Cooper miss d Gay
Camp miss Laura
Canaeliy miss Msrg't A
Csrftia miss Martha z
Calligan miss Martha n
Grow miss Laura 8
Corbin miss Sallie II
ID
Digs mrs Caroline
Dalton mrs
Dickinson miss BELIEF
n Dabaey miss Caroline C
Dudley miss Lucy H
Dickenson miss Lucy
Davis miss Madaline
Il
Edmondson miss Eliza Z
r
2 Fuller miss Harriet 3
Fisher miss Lizzie
Ferer miss Susan q
G.
Green mrs Mary
Gentry mrs Rosa A
Gibson miss Mary A
Gary miss IL
Harrison miss Eliza
Hall rnrs Annie r.
Hill mrs Jane III
7 Heath rnrs Elizabeth A
Hemingway mrs Il
Hill mrs Elizabeth
Hamitssk mrs Eliza A
Heath mrs NJ F
Hight mrs d A
Holmes mrs Susan
James miss Mary
James uiss Florence
K
l.
Lacy miss Sally H
Lipscomb miss Margaret z
Nj
Marony mrs Catherine
Eunford mrs A j
Morgan miss Alciuda
Moody miss Cornelis A
Maiony miss Emma
Manning miss Z A w
Morris miss Elizabeth B
Muse miss Juliet A
Montague mics Mary
Mills miss Sallie N
Nc
Mccarthy mis- Mary ]
Nance miss Fannie
Huckels miss e
p
Pratt mrs K
Priddy mrs A T.
Purcell miss M A
Puryear miss Z
q
X
Richardson n iss 3 T
Richardson miss L A 2
Roper miss N &
Ross miss Mary
Red miss Jane
3
Shaw mrs Martha T.
Shinault mrs Hyter
Scott mrs 3
6liHoulb tlllu <2u 6IluC-
Sinton miss e NJ
Slathny miss Catherine
T
Tyler Miss Mary L
Turner miss Henrietta J
Thornton miss Marietta
Turpin miss Ann w
Totty miss Fannie T
Trent miss Mary
'Turasr miss Permelia b
v
Vaughan mrs Nary
w ....s
Williams mrs David
Williams mrs A n
Wright miss Susan (col'd)
West miss Mary Z -
Wyatt miss Lucy A T
Wynn miss Liza
Wilson miss Emma
Weisigher miss A r
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~ Elder Albert Anderson il expected &c
preach At Bethel Meeting house, 25h street, Unior
Hill, TOMORROW Sunday morning, at IL o'clock
do 20-.-lt*
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ETREE LECTUKE.-.On SATURDAY
L evening infant, December 2oth, at the Odd Fell
lowe Hall, Richmond, Va, on general PHYSIOLO-
GY and HYGIENE, and their importance part
of common education Introductory to a course of
six lectures. by CHARLES LANCASTER. frinc-
pal of the Keswick Institute, Philadelphia, Pa. The
citizens are respectfully invited to attend
Terms for the course 81 so, or % cents each lee
ture. Schools and children half price.
de 20-Itk
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ADJUSTMENTS
AMUSEM ENTS.
A GRAND CONCERT
"A WILL BE GIVEN IN
METROPOLITAN HALL,
On Tuesday Night, December Odd,


BY
Miss s. y. WHITEHOUSE, -
Miss r. +. RAWSON.
Prof A. N. JOHNSON,
Prof. E. II. FROST.
This Company have given many Conco to in Bal
simore, Wsshinsts Alexsndfia Petersburg and nu
nsrous other places, with success which 10 seldom
surpassed
Particulars in Mondays papers.
TO Members OF Choirs.
Professors johnson and Frost the authors of the
ARCHAEOLOGICAL System" of practising Vocal husic
which been pronounced by the teachers aud sing
in the cities and towns who're they have had the
privilege of ex planning it, very great improvement
esteem it very great favor to have opportunity
explain it to ali interested in singing in Richmond
aud they respectfully invite msmbers of Choirs and
al interested in the cultiration of singing to meet
them the lecture of the United Presbyterian
Church, on Monday night, Dec. 22d-when they will
explain the SYSTEM and bv various styles
of Sacred Music, sung by Misses Whitehouse and
Rawson and the Professors. de 20-2t
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A VALUABLE GIFT, for amy season,
"A and of permanent value, is WEBSTER'S UN-
ABRIDGED DICTIONARY. "A necessity for
every educated man." LID BRoUGHAM. Published
by G. & C. MERRIAM, Springfield. Mass Sold by
all Booksellers in Richmond and elsewhere.
ALSO--Webs School Dictionaries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-20

ssBOOTa. LEGS so INCHES LoNG.-The
81 subscriber has lust received few pairs of
10y these much sought for Boots They just
the thing for Hunsuien or Horsemep, they project
the entire leg An early call is solicited they
the only in the city ard csunot often be gotten.
Those who have he looking for them should not let
this change slip. PETER T1NSLEY,
de 2n-l0t Boot and Shoe dealer, Brood st.
~" Whg ronv.
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sNRVANIS' SHOEs.-We have
EIsXsTsss large stock Of Women's Boots with and
without Heels, hand. Also, 500 pairs of
extra heavy Brogsns at s'25; end those in want of
God and durable Shoes for their servants can save
money by making their purchases of
MARCUS HARRIS
de- 20 49, Broad street
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m PARA ID r at your arm0ry on sun.
LUZ DAY the 2st inst at ~ O'Clock NJ. in FULL DRESS
WINTER UNIFORM, tCLoTH Car aud PoMPos.l With
three rounds blank cartridge and Grape on the left
arm, to pay the last tribute OF respect to Honorary
Member Roar PICKETT.
Honorary members are invited to unite with Us.
BY order Of the Captain.
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HIST IN TTNI FOR CHRIsT-

JUST IN TINE FsJK CHREST-
SEsXxsa MAS.--Received this morning the follow
ing reasonable and desirable Shoes, viz :
I.s,ies' French Morocco ard Goat Double Soe Boots,
warranted not to rip do BGskins; Ladies Congress
Caters; Misses and Chil;rens extra quality Button
Cater, Ladies' Double Sole Fox d Caters at s 50
with many other styles of Shoes. All of the above
OF superior quality aud will be sold from 10 to IS
per cent. chearer than the sane can be had else
where MARCUS HARRIS,
de 20 1SS Broad ST.
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ALSO.
HARPER's Magazine for January. 1857; Is cts
THE BOOK OF RUTH, in eleg CANT binding iustrat.
ed, By the Lady Augusta Cadsgan; London Gift
Book; So.
ORE from Precious Mines; Edinburgh edit ion gilt,
g. cts. Contains a verse and q choice common
tsry for every DAY.
Sal BATH Talks on the Psalms of David; ST cts
de 90 It
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FOR Phi II A ID E LPHI
lE-eE5sR EVERY WEDNESDAY, The A
S7AaEIla No. | Steamship VIRGINIA, Capt
xrSssEsss ROOM is now ready to receive
f-eIT Id. and will leave on WEDNESDAY, Dec 24thi.
&C II O'Clock, NJ.
For freight passage, having superior sccomnoda-
tons. apply 20 H. T.. FUTILE,
9s 2n-4t Rockets
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RTTCL KS FUH THk CukE A. A.. :.
"A PREVENTION or CHAePs--Am1asss..-y
q yesrius, 0lycsrine Lctioa, Ponens saa rIa
SOAPS Also, Cream, Otto aess, Lip Ssivs A''
Of Roses, for sale By ..,.,.
az 70 r JOHNSTON h BRO, prnsr--
DAsaas Eat Ana II 0lacs TOxHG ~. TO
i . packages The former nicely spices -
y . - - WILLIAMS / BRofHsA
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rATHULIC AIM ANAL FOR lSJ1.-
~ Along with choice selection of Books suitable
for Christmas presents, just received at ONEIL'S
Bookstore and Library Broad street, near 9th.
A large collection of vocal snd instrumental Mu-
sic always on hand.
de 20-!t* J0HN O'NEILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-20

- ILV 3 &c tTlkll A%D PAVENV CE-
. MENTED TOOTH BRUSH ES.-We are in
receipt of lot of superior Tooth Brushes made ex
prsssy for ourselves at the best in Lon.
protected from the injurious effects Of the water by
the patent cemsnting proce which render them o.
nearly perfect at present they can be made. All
siz. g and degrees of hardness; for sale at
LAlDLEY l. kOBlNSONS
New Drug Store,
AL md FRA in ar
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htEh COATS, RAGLANs AND I'M
" MAS.-MERCHAnT, WEISIGER l. Co have
ON hsnd large and handsome assortment of Over
Garments, which they selling very low. az the
season IL advancing. and their stock 10 unusually
large. Cali and examine for yourselves
MERCHANT, WEIsI6ER 4 CO,
de f6 an Mi
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ID 1H9-We have in store q large stock of Ser
wants Blankets. Wool Jeans Fulled Cloths satti-
acts, Plain Linssys. Also, Country Knit Wool
Socks, st low prices.
w. P PERKINS L CO,
de 20 No TAI Eagle SOMA.
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de l9-it Second house from corner of 18th ct
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NKEAT -BARGAINs, at NO. lab Eagle

Z. &
7 ADIns' BAZAAR. AT 4G4 BROAD
- street. between 4th and 5th streets, Richmond.
A choice $3.50 ytment of DRY GOODS. suited for the
season ard exclusively for Ladies Velvets, morie
antique and other Trimmings, great variety; Rib
bous, Flowers, Embroideries Gloves. Hose, &c
Also, siiety of articles: Ready Made Childrens'
and Infants Clothes. hand and MADE to to order;
Embroidery Of every style. executed in the nealest
All OF which will be sold IS per cent. less
than can be purchased in the city.
4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-16

LEATHER! LEATHER! LEATHER
TAKE NOTICE!
THAT HAIGHT d. SEARS, New Leather Store on
l. % ST., one door from Perry, is now open;
Where can be found at all times full supply oil
Leather every description for the Shoe Harness
Maker. Findings, Innings, Lasts and Bindings:
French and American Calf Skins; Enameled, Sole,
Upper Belt and Harness Leather; Morocco Roans etc
Saddlcry Hardware, Japaned, Brass and silver
Plated ofeyery Kind and quality;
Harness and Coach Trimmings;
ofall kinds; Broad Cloths Enamelsd Cloths;
Patent Leather Laces, Frnges, Webbing, Carriage
Bows, Bands, Hooks, Rings, and in short every arI
cle the Coach Trimmer Harness Make could wish
we respectfully solicit calls TO examine eur stock.
feeling confident offer such induc me nj
make them customers. HAlGHT & SEARS,
Sd st., one door from Perry.
May3l-dwly Davenport.
Hydraulic Cement.
az Water Lime, kept constantly ON hand and for
" sale by
oets6 dtf BURR0WS& & PRETTYMAN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-16
HIGHLY IMPORTANT 70 OWNERS OF
HQRaIS -

ToHN MCDONNELL, Veterinary Surgeon, from
d Rochester, N. ,tegs respectfully inform The
public that he has located in Dayenport where he can
be consulted at all hours and all diseases that the
horse is subject TO. After going through q thorough
yearse of study fer the profession and havi ng many
horse good practice all kinds OF disease, and eas
produce as good testimonial any other man Wes,
Of New York feels happy 10 say that he will try To
give general satisfaction to all persons thai enpie,
him
Uttil further notice b ls tour, .,
Spsarings Slable, Oh setoL, 81
n. b. Guaranteed Recipes sold to any perso ivt
4 aa distance from ala rrier.
naYenpcrt. Sant. 9th lsSS du II
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-16
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

addnonal square
business Cards not over lines g., 90 per annum.
pnra ,cn caanss additional charge OF 25 cts per
h,usrs will bo made.
Sncontracts for yearl will be dscontn
aed without previous notice to US.
iargs cats charged double the same dimensions of
tps. ,o,, .,,, ,.,,.
sei . -
,ted one time free of Cost, thereafter charged as
s,hsr adv ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-16
BALLS and PARTIES,

BALLS and PARTIES!
AIDES and Gents Buffalo Over Shoes, Rubbers
~ and fine French Boots, kips Of my manufaetur.
West. s'e"' A''''"
= davenport Boot and Shoe Store, one door below
burrows q Prettyman's mammoth store. Front ST.
opposite the mill. ~ "
davenport, Jan. 25, '55 JAMFS JORDAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
New Spring and Summer Goods

MOL SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pleasure in saving friends that receiv
ing my Spring and Summer Goods, consisting Of Broad
Cloths Of ali eolors have beautiful lot Of Plain and Pam
cy French Casslmeres think much Better assortment
than be found In the city
Aso-vestIngS great variety and Of description
THIN SUMNER GOODS.
consists of Drab, Drta. BOnbaEine, Duck Lin
en- Marseiles Cloth &c &C. &C. that can't be beat
for making Clothes for the weather. all
Of prepared make in the best possible
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting Cloths CRssmrres, Cashmere Cloth, Duck,
Linen, Drab, Dsta Bombazine, and various other Goods
made up COCO style; PAntalO0ns and Vests In great VAri
ETY.; Shirts Collars, Dress Gloves CrRyat susprnders,
and every other article that Is required for gentemans
outfit.
an24 f's'-'e 81 g 'A' . s. RICE.
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An MFALLBLE CURE

JrLr, 1855.
Dr. HdGtnn:-Sir: Having analysed \ bottle of your
Norwood Cordial and tested Its various qualities, take
great pleasure giving testimony In It's favor the
composing being entirely vegetable Perfec
safe aud such any unparalleled Physician would not hes
prescribe his patients. have administered i to
my wife whose health for time hiss been exceeding
~ feeble and strengthened and nvgoraed her great
w. therefore recommend with perfect confidence to
the public all Of Dyspepsia, Debility and all other
diseases for which It IL recommended.
Yours truly % PESE E,Sscs i ~ d.
GD-Pcr sale by HATsTGTT CO., No. Sc Howard street.
berWeen Pratt aud Camden, Baltimore, and by DrugBsts
EKL ARMSTRONG,
IN
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SITII Il
ON ACCOUNT Of change in their firm, all persons n-
the subscribers at their Retail Store, ear.
nesty requested the LIST Of jan
nary by otherwise, and all having claims
against the firm will present the same for liquidation
McCLALLENS & KNOX.
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students wishing to perfect themselves in TIL, branch ,
me9e1 science will lind opportunity OF onin he 80,
~ the ne ana Ear InGEmRry Of Dr. Deiacy L.rS Ir;
Place Clinques every Tuesday and Friday ,ffsrro VeR
to = o'clock during Medical College t.rmt "'7
tEtMS.LElEe Dollars Consultation Fee. Ten Do,.-,
p Mhen the hearing Is restored to its OGra asuts.