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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
PRNaaYLVANn RAIIR0,


The great Central Route, connecting the At lante
cities with the Western, North western, ana South
western States, by continuous hallway direct. Thii
road also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line o
Steamers TO all psrts the Western Rivers, and a
Cleveland and sandusky with steamers TO all porta
oni the North western Lakes; making the most di.
rect eAsapest ssd rsliable route by which Freigh,
can be forwarded to and from the reat West.
Rates between Philadslphis and Pittsburg,
First 1lass boots, shoes, Hatsl
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin oae N Ia, .
boxes, bales and tHuHksD Drugs NV
(in boxe- bales, Furs, Feathers,
second Ciass...Domestc Sheet
ing, ,Shirtthg and Ticking lin orgi-
nal bales.) Drugs dn casks,) Hard f75c. 2 lO0k
ware, Leather lin rolls or boxes.
Wool aud sheep Psts, Eastward.
fhird Ciass...Anvils, Steel,
Chaius (iH casks,) Hemp, Bacon
rots, sailed Qo0seor in sasks)lo- }G5c y 100
bacco, manufactured, Except Ci-
Fourth Ciass. ...conee, Fish, ,Ba
con, Beef &. Pork, lin casks or box
es eastward,) Lard q Lard Oil, 55c = 100 3.
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c.
RLogR-el per barrel rel until further iI notice.
GRAIN-50 cts. per 100 % until further notice.
COITON-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weight unit, futher notice.
II PIN shipping Goods from any point east of Phil
adelpha be ps rticular 10 mark packages ssps Fsnn
syluaaia Rsiirsad.n All goods consigned TO the a.
gents for this Road at or Fttsburg viii
Be forwarded wthoutdetention.
FREisHr AsErrs Harris, Wormiy CO., Mem
phis, Tonn., K. F. sass Co., 81. Louis,y. 5. Mitch
eli q Son, Evansville, Ind; Dumesnil, Bell q Bur;
dock, and Carter Il Jswett, Louisville ,Ky:R Mel,
drum, Madison, Ind; sgrigmsn Brown, and Irwin
O.; Leech & Co., "a Kilbyst. Boston; Leech & Co.
? Astor House, N. York; William 81. and Batter
Place New York; &. J Sneeder, Phadelphia; Ma
graw Il Koons, Baltimore; Geo. C. RroneiscuS, Pitts
ii. II. HOUSTON, 6sssraI Freight agsxt, PAiIs
H. ]. .LoMBAERT, Sspt. 4H 1oRs, Pa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30


N Iuiy " ALyoRD q VAN parTxrs
| -----
Battiug and barr.
| 50 BALES COTTON RAfTINfs
5000 SEA MI .ESS RaI
A =. DAs.
VIZ rr@r.-w oo
Novl7 HIw YolX STORE.
LADIES' STORE.
M. TX. SRALD1Na.
silks, Ribbons, Hmbroilsriss 1 Fancy Goods,
Millinery and Dress Making,
NO. q, A0 Claire ROW.
dsel7 -dn 0AvENPORT. IOWA.
NAIRTNi NHIRTVii
THE bss. pl.os to 60. good and .sla..as shir. /.
at MARTINS,
octs BRADY, aoo. below Third street
e l. AS
FOR
OR D e RS AND SOCIETIES!
And all kiAAs Of
M
Gold, Silver and SILK, e.s., .ads to order.
GOLD SILVER la1ss as.1"a s''sa Sosns S1 ps,,e.,
'o. 49,. A" ~ ssrns. sU1 'a., : susa. 80
on nsna' unTn Snig6n GniS, hoN9h'
| .,,,,, a,.sy :. I., a. Ea ,,...
UNIV o--a. -. -. VI = oen :. w pon'
xr9n ene Ut3amsntel Trees.
i Osaes Orsnee Seed. Byergreens In lsrse ons.
uties for sale a Scott Nursarv
isnss d3m finley 4 pwIRR.
------------------- --------------
FOOD FOB THR HUNGRY!
= Amt LOUIS sugar Cured Hsm1
nrted Rat
Inst recs,ysd by
Ssb1a NJ DALzEIL I, 4 RI
--------. :. - -.
/ ss CARD.
HAVING disposed Of our interest in our Davsp.
L II nort houee In ths Forvardinv snd Con- nis.on
P:.:;;:: + ,:ss%ssasiis 'ssa to ess s;s.;
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CtEoRGE ALLING 4 Co., junction of Front aud
u Secoud agents for the sale of building lots in
he above town, which they otter for sale at low
figure North Florence is situlted the Missouri Riy
ef, 10 miles above Omaha City, and has all the facilities
for city. Having plenty of stone aud tlmb r, and .
steamboat landing. Those wishing obtsn lots would
do we'll to call soon BeblOd21S
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PIANO FOKTEs

~ oHATFIELD begs lesve to inform lhs citizens
~ sDavsnport that having had 20 years practical e1
perence in Piano Forte making in London and Boston,
Ia prepared repair Piano Fortes ia most thor.
oush workmanlike style. Also all kinds Of Cabinet
Work repaired and varnshed and jobbing carpenteing
done.
tween Third and Fourth, will be pupetualy attended
| IN dsct t-d3m p2
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Fall And Winter Gssd !!
AT THB
New Hat, Cap and Fur Store,

WE wo.id noss
w reepestSlny0-
nounee 70 ouYAPiSn
, and Ne ettaseas oS
Davenport and VI.
cioity Aas ve "a
Offer theD inducO.
NESTS - DarGlnnDo
from oar oteek Of
Hats, CaN y
L04fe0s R0vB,
that saAnoe b. euR.
m saQd n - 49,
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Qhtbinl.
SAWUN. IMRY.

16erohA1at Taller.
HAS on hand new and fall asseytuent of Ru,.es
-! ana hnSiish CIotAss, Caesimeres asd vsssia9y
measure on short notice and reasonable ter1o, -
READY MADE CLOTHING
" , Al kinds for Spring and summer vesY, vSteA
WIN % so, so.9 e enscnssR .sfAe chesDast.
FORNZHHZNv GOODS.
zSS."o sspRly ofsverythins nss.ysary for seattle.
49,, Trnnks, vaIseSs, Gc.
inv,se suo-s.oout to psseAase sooas
soov uneN ~ 9lvs ain call before p1Re na6n9
e0ewhero One price oaIy. No tvovbfe n r ~
goSos. 1hankfufor pastfAvors hopose ensiin.SSs.
davenport April Is 1855.
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Garbs.
Drugs aaa WsGc'qss.

| Drugs aas Wseic'qss.
| C. G, ALvoRD. ). vAs PATrEE
ALv0RD + VAN PATTEN
wholesale ana Retail Dealers ,n
Groceries, Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, alass, 1ails, &e.
ALSO IN
f"'n JAYNEs, PkEPARxTioNs. sP1 :" - :
Brady Street, West Side, FIRST Door Below
6econd Street,
DAYENPO FORT, IOWA.
Davenport, Oct 5th, i6S4-Hw-ly
Dotsls, Saloons, &c.
SCOTT HOUSE,
Corner Of Harrison and Front streets, one square
below the ste, m Psckst and Ferry landing.
J. J. HUMPHREY b CO., Proprletors.
WOoLD respectfully announce TO their Eastern
w friends and the public generally that they have
Large New Hotel
and added more than one.haif to lis former size,
and having Fe-dtled and re furuished the entTe
house, are prepared 90 fander tho stay of guests
pleasant They will aim TO merit a coatiauance Of
the patronage 80 BDerany bestowed upon en-
hersto This house Is one Of the most pleasant
10 catiensin Davenport, commanding view Of the
river, Of Roox Island city and Of old Fort Arm
straRx. tee2 U
CITY HOTEL,
Corner OF Third and Perry Streets.
ACKL1Y, 1 eLNsrIAD, Propristors.
rf,HE undersigned would respectfully inform their
i friends and tho public, that they have this day
opened the aCITy HoFnL. for the reception Of stran
gers and travellers. IL als oeen entirely Temodeled
and newly furnished. The location is central and con-
venent, and effort on the part OF the Propretofs
shall be wanting contribute to the comfort ofheir
patrons. fssryu
Extennve STA1LIss, with ceIefulsnd attentivehos.
tiers ii lVays in attendencs. Also isres ysrd con-
nected, for the accomn nouayion Of Farmefs &c.
Ashare public patronage 10 soclted
ACKLEY OLMsTEAD.
Davenport, May lst. lssS-dn
NEW YORK kOTEL,
Harrison. between Front and Second Streets,
Oae square below the Ferry Landing,
DAVBNP0Rr. IOWA.
j. KIEFER, Proprietor.
This House is ono :" Lbs most pleasant loeaiion:
commanding ane view Of the Mississippi riyef ana
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Feb l-dtf DAVENPoRT, IOWA.
Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.

I'RE undersigned are now opening new Copper
Tin and Sheet Iron JObbing Shop, on Sec
md Street near Harrison street. full assortment
Of the various articles eompo sing th stock Of
plete Tinware and Steve 6.ore All sorts Of we'll,
cisteKr and Dou bie-Actinx Force Pumps at all
times be had at the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc,
and Bathing Tubs ON hand constantly.
Their long experience In the business makes the
subscribers confident of satisfying Sl calls made in
their line.
Particular attention paid to Tin Roonng and cape
cially to selling Williams Patent Pump with ball
valves.
July IA, 6du BRUNNEk & CASSEL.
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NEW TIN STORE.

NEW TIN STORE.
rINHB subscribers have just opened store on Har-
4 rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
they intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
on hand all kinda Of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing, Spouting and
Jobbing. Country meTchants can rely upon being
supplied with Tn ware al Wholesale prices.
Bags, old copper, lead, ae., taken in exchange 70,
goods. lAIl6dtQ GRANTEES BELL.
TO THE OITZENS or IOWA.
H ar a W ar . at Coz t.
fyNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit-
Of Iowa that they have opened the store former
y occupied by Isaac Mass Second street, opposite the
LeC Claire House, for the purpose of dsposng of gen.
eral assortment of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
designed for Minnesota Territory but in consequence Of
the early closing of navigation, they have concluded
to dispose of the al the above stand at cost We
have on hand good azssrtmeatof
Brushes, Clocks, Plated Spoons and Forks,
German Silver Ware,
to which We would invite your particular attention
Davenport Decl A. II. PITKIN co.
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SfIA1 saw AND FLAMING MILL

"| FOR sale Ch00PI
THE subscriber Intending large mill
1 Watertown,a fourishing town recently laid out on
the Mississippi few miles above his present locality
now offers the above named property elgibIy stuatsd
in the town Of Moline, very reasonable terms
The building two storles 1856 by 40 feet with all Of
machinery, and of the most approved description,
usually connected with establishment of the kline.
The planning machine is Woodworths patent which
with ains saws propelled by q twenty four hores
power engine The of power is rented for sash
and blind and spoke factory Any person wishing 10
engage in manufacturing business already establish
cd and highly profitable would do well TO call early
the subscriber, he is disposed sell on very
reasonable terms. AL0NZ0 NOURSE.
Eab N
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N. H. HkIDkNHEINKk, -------
Wholssals and Retail Grocery and Provisiou
Store.
M'onG ", 8 doors 6elov Brady, North sid.
/ HAVE just received and am openins o. os -
L largest aad best selsosed ssocks Of
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought 10 this maTkoA TO which INA,
me assenon Of country merchsnssa and The M bIiss
general, to whom esss he aboscs, xrtaiiy rsdse9
where. 49, - Sse
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DAY BOARDING

MRS. n. C.Adams has opeIeds koase for Day
Nl Boarders III the Of Fourth and Main sts.,
In The house ned by Hon. J.. Tborington, whe re
she can accommodate somc fifteen or twnty day
boarders,
One room suitable for gentleman andwifs tolet. s
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LAND AGENTS at Florence, Nebraska Terry.
BAE WSTER & KNIGHT, 4
Lands entered and Warrants located in Sioux City,
Fort Dodge and Council Bluffs. :
NPCoIiections promptly attended to.
+. p. BREWSTER, B. p. KNIGHT,
Atty & Coun'r. at Law. Civil EngineeItk Surveyor.
REFER TO-
Dawson Il True, Esqrs,, Editsr Gazette,
Or. J. NJ. Witherwax, Dawson Grisgs,
H. Price, Esq, ! 1T. Lane, Esq.
May 10, '55-dly
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n. G. CAMPBELL,
A ttornsy and Counsellor At Law,

II. Y. "a VI FbE.l@1.,
Attorney and Counsellor At Law,
I006y constantly hand 20 loan on real or persona
ssguity long short tune; Eastern Exchange bongh
a s Mites discounted, Notes and Mortgages bought
D q collected taxes paid and all law business prompt
attended ~ in the state and U. s. Courts.
-Keferenees-
lsary gowios, EsQ N Y. City, Henry swim, ksq Po
q o,sle II Y, Hon Edward Cowles, City, Henr
y geboom, Esq, Hudson, Y, Hon. II Euggies, 70
,eesie, Y, EK- Gov. Washington Hunt, Lockporl Pro
d AsTse, Pokeepsie, T.
Ulheo corner Main and Second Streets, opposite l.
r,,i,, u,rss 9l door Nav ~ 7-dhvtf
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10 very large, and contains splendid varsity Of Esd
Bisnksts, Brown aud Blsschsi Mustis . nd trillAgA
inns, Crash, &c. ifIlA
Our goods we're bought with ths ptentou Of opening
here about the at Of sst month bat were not aSe
thst We VIII ssn them st very low icss--ss low n rol
lower than before offered In this city In order
to nal 20 room pr oar spring stock OF gosds. -
The public are respectfully invited 10 call and sxs
our goods and pricss. Il. T. n. TYNER!
Unyanuort Jan 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-15

NOR SAVANNAH AND FtDHfDA.--THE STFAMSHlP
FLORIDA. Capt Isaac Cruwel viii leave saturday
Dec 10 O'Clock y NJ from pier No. North river Bs
az adnr signed only board For freight passage apply
90 SAMUEL L. MITCHELL rs Brosd~sy. Steamers for Flo
connect with the above leaving Savannah every Monday
"wednesday and Friday.
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NV YORK AID HARLEM RAILROAD.

= WIN FAHKANNENENTt-
eommencn g wednesday, November ~, lM.
whHs usvs 'Or coarss WATTS CsrrRr sTpNsr',
80 ~ N.i rsin Tor Albany, stopping at all stations
snP. NJ White Plains trims Stopping ~ al stations
- LEAVE TWENTY sixth STRRFT
300 A. NJ Williamsbrdge train sopu,ng Al All saious
,NusnA.k White Plains train, stopping Al all stations
I6G. Mmhamsoridge train, stopping At All stations
500 " sl,eron train, stopping wnismsbridse End
sooPw Groom Fails train Stopping Al all stations
ear. NJ wnamsbriige train stopping Al All stations
WM, y, CAMPBELL Superintendent
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I,oR HAVANA AND NEW ORrKANs-THE UNITED
N states mail steamer BLACK WARRIOR, .. W. Smith,
andsr, viii receiving freight Thursday,
December a. and sail for the above ports Monday Deceu,
Der a Y o'clock precisely from pier foot Of Robinson
ssss, LIVINGSTON. oRochERos CO. u Paw piscs
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MAYRnMOMIAI.

A YOUNG NAN n YEARS OF AGE, WISHES TO
N correspond with some young lady, with q view Of mar
she must he from Of good family but do moi
require 10 be rich the advertiser 70 not but 10 In comfort
able bushes. For further particulars address John H. A.
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TRAvELLERS' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAIIRoAD.-ExPREss TRAINS
II Tor albany and Troy stopping principal ssdons con.
yeconf Win western Northern trains leave Chanbers
street. dspo, II $50 and II 20 A. n, and Iar n
A. SMITH Superintendent
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ANEW YORK AND HARLxN RAHR0AD COMPANY
IN Proposals. oanIn order fund the 0oAtng debt
Of hls company amounting nearly Nhe0O new ssue q
honda TO The ertent OF million OF dollars -
rcAesming tho company from the smbarrasmsniA sndsr
which abors by reason OF he high rates Of interest," pasd
subscrpons are accordingly Invited from all Aosrs Of
De thus be issued reasonable In years Ahd
bearing seven per cent interest," payable semi aAiy
To give holders Of bonds and oatandnG
srtenson cernces the preferences In this iosa subecp
scns though soeed rom AL wiz Jake preosdsnee h u
lat Prssrsnea-ro the holders Of the unsecured bonds
Of the company Reasonable In lSas s59 ee6 1857 and l61
40 de So!dsrsof ouxiandinx slisDs'o1 esruasA'sa
and sIty per par 10 be Shove mshhonsd sasccsd
bosds, sxcneuu eers}noakss preferred sDn1 y e
bsfore the 18th DAY 81 JAsuary pert Any " Ne Ablnae
scsspanses q ~ Company Which ase bns ard scnsessng
These bonds win Be seeured BY orgaxe on Ne Whole
road hanshssA real eststs And rolling stosk subject
So hsrsin pr..ss ~ Vii Be srsl L.. sros ssis.cs
q ss . q one We ~: az
y niles u ,he rod from Dover Plains 70 Chaahm, vk1sh
scfncses hypoihecasd security for No n0snnG
t~bL are 70 be redsemsd BY We prceess Of this oan
.rh. ere :ss s % NJ % Of Ne Ss- son
o. .a@ earned over ana sso-e sapsns.: ssd nssrssS,
poysd purshase IN he market each Ne boudb
Of his ssss such bonds purchased 70 be hnmstsisy
eelied.
ersed in the bonds stock OF The company referred
b tho companys No 81 Pine where ec<nult-
az the directors will be IN abundance daily from ~
~ give all required Information rrspecnE he Arms ~
Board. -'@ : ALLAN oTxfsKL Prsadsas
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THE LnCTURE sEAsOH.
r EcruRg,-NR 3. HOWARD waISwErGHTs Lsc-
Ia On The Sea and Sailors Of Antiquity viii be de-
yered the Ahsnsum Tuesday 18Th ais r. ~ for hs
beu.Gt " the Mariners Family industrial Society Adms-
scn 25c.
r ECTuRE-DR. 7. L. CuyLER WILL LECTURE on
IL London At the Athensnin. corner 81 Atlantic and
Clinton aireeir brooklyn, "Wednesday. l6h ain ".
Admission 70 cents No pcsponcmsns on scconn OF wexher
Arr =. ~. WAINWRIGHT WHO RECENTLY IHC-
wi tured successfully IN this city In behalf Of th~ ern
don ssmonis VIII ~ request repeat the same leisure, al
the Athcnnu of Atlantic and Clinton srees BROOK
lyn. Tuesday ev-nns the 18Th inst VI. subject The
Sa and Sailor o. Antiquity The proceeds 70 be devoted
ne ad ne .ck snd suffering among the families Of sea-
men. AdnisSAoh - GEMS.
CYfIABrs OF A COURSE or POUR LECTURES on
- the modern treatment of consumption.
To be delivered A. the suyvesant Institute $50 Broadway.
he evenings 81 Tuesday December rs; Thursday Deem
Der saturday December ~, and Tuesday, December q
TUESDAY, December is-Inroducnsn The causes
aud prevalence OF consumption, by
Harnv MELVILLE, un
Thursday December Ian investigation Of The methods Of
treatment heretofore employed, by
HorHRs Hurrxs, . y
Saturday, December le-An exposition on me CARBON
theory OF consumption, by
srsRr wrfvrIs. S.p.
T,e.aax pccers.er %, An explanation Of The method Of
treatment by direct medication of The lungs, ~
porxRr HrsrrR. r. o.
wss,os, s,,.ns pbysc.ns and The public generally
resperifnily inyIted 70 attend these lectures
Admission free.
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EoR PORTSMOUTH. rETERsBUR5 AID RICHMOND
homss skinner viii leave Wednesday the 10th inst II
O'Clock r. NJ pier 10 North river She will arrive At
Porsnouh The Petersburg the follow
sng morning for the south viii proceed directly
the aisouthern mail line Those for Richmond VIII
ths the cheapest plesssntes snd most csge ous route
burg and Richmond, s0. Apply 70 LUDLAMAPLsAsANrs,
No. 81 broadway.
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OFFICE or THE IilLEols CENTRAL xArLRoAD
~ Company New YORK, Nov. 10, l8T-houce IL hereby
given that the subscription book Tor The proposed bans
of this company ID Al s once % Wall street 10
the interest Of he stockholders and creditors also 81 s
holders ~ optional rights to call and examine The terms 81
this and satisfy themselves ~ the Advantage
70 them Respectively BY subscription 70 The same
}. n. PERKINS, Treasurer.
PROPOSALS yoR LOAN TO TIE CHICAGO, BUR
linRton and Quincy Railroad Company -seaed propo
sails will be received BY he unds.isned q the once No -
CITY E1cangs Boston, 10 he sh day Of January next ~
loclcck p. n, for loan OF $4,000 In money, payable
follows
10 Ten per The Ianuary 1854 which Ar
therefor until the last instament 10 paid.
q Twenty I've per 18th Feb isA ror With bonds
n Twenty Avc per 18Th M'ch Isss will nsued
~ Twenty per lsth APRIL iscs against esch
~ Twenty per cent on ish hay, 1874 payment or
the whole amount may be paid Tor IN cAsA and the
For which Company wa eight per bosds Of
f,rn each. dated lat January, sS vuh semi nal
pens. and havfng twenty 6vs years torun.
The proposals viii be opened he once No ~ CIR Es-
change boHon the eighth day 81 January ~
ooos p NJ e presence of the Board Of Dir-csers Of hs
Company who vii sSsrd Without 70 The highest
spunsble bidders
circular wir shortly be issued giving fall information
10 The financial condition ~ the company and he form ~
cuy be given Cor he above named loan By order Of No
Board. Csignedl
Sp y sso 2 xssixxR. 3coHH'a.s.
poeror Dee g. isSs q #..I WI
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NyATTCE-TO PERSONS SEEKING THE COMFORTS OF
IN homeA young widow lady, from the city Of London
England occupying with servant only neat two story and
attic house Of and Broadway and centrally stua
ted wishes the advance small of money, for
which large newly furnished front the second floor
will be given with without board including fire and light
To those wishing all the comforts and freedom OF PLAIN
quiet and gcxtee home this IL recommended Please ad
dress for week London Broadway Post ofi,e.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
- JAMES GRAY co.
Beg to announce that as the large stock OF
SILKS ON CONSIGNMENT
From the manufacturer
all sold by the inst they have marked the balance
at prices far below any hing yet offered.
A NEW LOT JUST OPENED,
At 10 cents.
Our regular goods will be sold prices much below hs
cost OF importation
729 Broadway, corner wsyerley place.
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Uncurrnnt money Of all descriptions bought most
favorable terms by F. MORRISON 81 William street.
TRYING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. sc WARREN
door from wieh-Inerest At the rate OF
(sis per from 81 to $500 Open daily from
l0A NJ tor. NJ. and Mondays, Thursdays and satsr-
days from to L. NJ. - - -
wALTER W. CoNCKLIN, President
VANDERBILT T.. BUTTON, Secretary
T CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD STOCK
- and Michigan Southern Railroad stock wanted Ia
change for selected lands and railroad bonds
unfinished but good conditioned road. Address Mxauke,
Herald Office.
missouri STATE INTEREST.-THE COUPONS, DUE
M lst January all bonds Of the State OF Missouri,
viii be paid presentation. after that date The Bank OF
Commerce in New York. II. y. VAIL. Cashier.
METROPOLITAN BANK. 1903 BROADWAY. NEW
V York Dec. IA. ls57-The Stockton city coupons, due
LIST January next Will be paid after that date at the Metro
polltan Bank. GEO j. SENEY, Cashier
AroTICE-THE INTEREST COUPONS ON MILWAUKEE,
IN City bombs issued for mnnicp al purposes will be paid
maturity presentation the office of hessrs VIM scha
i CO., 80 Exchange place, New Yoak.
n. l.. II. GARDINER Comptroller
Crrv CoNYrR0IyR's OFFICE, I
MmwAuKIE, Wis, Nov 49, 1857.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-21

NJ. DALZELL, JR. y co.
Wholesale and Retail Grecers F!
Tamiiiss sRppl,.d ~ saors .oi-t
A'E ARE Now IN RECEIPT or A FRESH
W supply ni every article usually kept In our
Ute Thankful for ra-' patronage would ask "a
sraRulatrd
COPIES
E"a.ls aud Ground
t.,larg,
Ill glasi-s and ,iaaistlcr.
BALTIMORE Oysters i.ol.irts Clans Salmon aud
Safii"e. ia Cans superior artic. and warranted
Preserves, Jse- dcrk'n-, English Pickles, olive
~aur.-, Tomatoes Peaches liur-. Iadish, Herb,
ASH f4ta.l.r- ia tais
Ma-isti, spices Chocolate, Brnna sas,,, Canary
sse'i Y st barley. Gr''nn H,cc, Parma salers,us
star.l -.-la Lsiraci. ii all KINDS Msccaroni Vrr
n.c'llt. Fancy Soap brushes Basket So
aud,h Pour Torn Meal tomins cat MAJ. A.
is1it-A tis" ,"iaseai. Nails Glass A. Sc
ttl' al rNaipiGc -tork which wr n II, warrart
- giNv -sti-fartir.
N bAIZELL JE q co
F9 Cor ;'esond and Perry street
Family Groceries.
THE SUBSCRIBER. At HIS STORE n.
i W earW"r II Iowa ard seeai.I streets has ~,
haa'i std 49, Keep constantly arsu assortment 10
Fresh Family Groresses,
embracing every thing ia his line of hu.n.s. which
Ii. NIL re3E reasonable terms The ast.t5ti4.n ~
the puh j. Invited Ia late arrivals ~ -ea.asssl- ar
ftcle- WALTER KELLY
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