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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

CPLENDID CATHOLIC BtOKe.-We most
al i rsns orr stoet Of Boots saishe kI hosd.y 9ifs
before purshsus elsewhere. OR stock PhAIEh SCyAo
81 RfBIEg The most extensive 10 b c0antry We hsve
SIbiEs vsryns N pioes FROM 81 70 Oh RRhYEK BOJns
= All prices % 70 SO; THE LIE OF nE ~ hssEp sIs
am my; LIFE or CHnIST; LIVE OF THE sAINis
SERxLD oRiFFiHs WORKS; THED0LDEN MANUAL
Guide e Cshs Dsvooa Rsss and rs.ss pS'sss . ~ T.
various styles Of b9diDG -. ,~.vs - -. -,
q, - Of Lcsfutare and l 20 suit the teefe
Of the most fs<tidious y.oepiLH
No l6l WllnAn-st-, betweea Faen befkn,ar, y. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31
Buefiql Notice..

.we vsss wing g.. Il the daily rqre't sh'' 0''''"s
w7sss sssiSI CRACKERS coubhs no',ss''ien' qas'
rsy are. orScatediy ihe most nos ssnss IL a. Wv
~ pa sc-t d ~ aiiaty Tlsasapt 30 Ne; -.
wlak Of ssa cid dlshss a nneh, hey ore paf"e~>y w. -
ks q wIps SRs@KfRs add take none but those which
rt<f st-< ~tfh the nsme Of VINO
~ suay b. bad 81 tho eesf 'ei.hy s'',- .---..-
h s.a,,. Ne,c..siie LIbsary As-ecisfsen.-ht
a. 1879 -, X, x vacancy bsvng occurred Ia
~ - " s. a ~. nsoeklys Mercantile Library As-o-
~ a s,eh r. 10 10 f.S ~ ssetion ca SATURDAY pest
snSerisssd woelsr a. ss M De- 3D. is53'
sxtS ~ Elmer w. Drakc,
tL<f~srs Bsrn& 30 y. r 1ws'
- sdscn X Qatsr, w. =. tioass
eShsys n O'touoor, Charles ]. brNcset',
.N.~2 R.sienes VIM. J. Gsddings,
r'tsSrd Psttsrpob, GeorssI. BomIs,
- A eufb Joseph G. Cooper,
Id ST GsoTse, r., o. Barring
i Nam: reply yof Kind favor Of ,s ds;e, permit
,sess.ass that viii asoId 9e pressure TO comply .h
rvAss Please sccspt my thanks for this manifestation Of
10 Ms-r. W. A. wOss, T. w Da.ss, and others.
Nsw-Yerk yeans Mem. Chrtstian Association.
"A SOCIAL TEA GATHERING OF he friends Of the above A.
ssDRspAY rSkSiNo' Jan J. iass At u cclosi ' ~
Jnyssons have born .xtcnded TO the following eminent
<s'; s.i T. TSSss D. d. 2ss,ss 49, Ssss.sr; pp
h>~-l. Ns.san. u. d.. J. McC.lntock, %. d.,
- H., s,s Va rs.ch,, fd D. = SIsn s,o U.
~ Rev. theodore L. Cuylsr, y. L. Masoon, d. -,
ne REV. DSdisy III. Tyng John Thompson, d. D.,
ne Rev ftt~r tryker, X. =. Storrs ID. D..
Va u smith d. ~, Rufus Clara, ID. d..
nwln " hsthed D. ID, The Rev. A. X. Mott
De Rev II; nj, HATFIELD The Rev. VIM. H. MIbqrnL
some The above senuesn have ALREADY fed their uten-
M Presidents Of the As.ocaions Of Brooklyn Boston, rhs-
&h and ether Hsshbosius Cites have also becn Invited 70 be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

STyEIE MOST ABLE WRITTEN, hiGH1UNED
i ~ morn, TALES NOvxi4fTfS, sus NOVELS q tbs
"T enc s~af"e' HARPyRs WEAKLY.
10 shs Volume just eonpk I'd d. ssssst e vnSfs o. Ame
ma and Europe hsse contributes, A8~ a@' P' ~
iii. sbog, the wi the common ran %
fAsIs c2sos a. HARPER's MAGAZINE be zone ~ %
ss - the yspwssvssed Essrssrsf. = We oe % a.
ss shs new HEEXLY tats tie place o. tsos psPc'' "'
SaoNc sscaS"'h' ." 'S"'' INsw Ycsk Evsngelst
49, FysuAbe eqoGs, New.ye'l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

n q o K
Ii sFArIoNrRY. FANCY AxxIciEs AND CANES.
NsnJ chds' sns HsRI ;ys' e. : so r,..s,r,
Let tcss buy psw Who hare not bought bekx, =. -
Ana fAose sho have stresdy bought sans snA bay morn
~ fo6C resx haEnars 10 eloee the preserg year; L
Ssr;sk.recry - the eustoneO which Appesr; srfr Z
- tr,hfuI hat x>en purchase 10 made
Ali hope 70 secure their perm&nssf trnce a. IL f7i
Ani - thae pssses end yeas roll s~sy, 49,
Il uiD Evs then pleasure to resnemSes ,,oxnusv
NyyyBE GREAT NEw-YORK WEEKtY."-.
. ne ne vs~ks HEW-Y04kEk. ccffe,nA10 - $500
- go II SOPHIA CARLTON; . Tale o. Lax Os1xno
=. rr CsSvToS With psEfy of go Dsd4 br fs>re
81 PEI var; Genre per coy. Yor se - - ~.
I10RRIS q WILIi6s HONE J0URML=
MI - - rur,Asr Il this university psp1,g WEEKLY
Sxssltv NEV6P1FkR viii tyr, NV fE1sss sn9 ~
49, yin 8 ssarI yun- esa Lesns "a ~ -
vs5ca Otss IA ~ GaSepse sSss7DsS*
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27

WHAT MionT NAVE BEEN EXPECTED. The
Democrat Of yesterday copies Mr.. Cooks
letter from the Gazette, and had not the
manliness or ordinary dscency 10 publish
with i our reply to the document. This
may accord with our neis hbor's IDEAS of
courtesy and fairness, and is probably only
an illustration of his peculiar standard Of
political honesty, but every correct thinking
man must condemn the course oil the Dem
ocrst Is unjust and ungenerous. 1t dared
not give its readers an opportunity Of judy
ing for themselves whether Mr.. Cooks let.
ter eonvicts W Of "st lesst six fslsehoods,"
a. the Democrat charges, or Of even one.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27

Book Depa tMeMt.
NkAN DERs' Commentary complete,
IN by Conant, $500
Bible Manual, by W. W. Events, so
iilustrstions Of Scripture, BY H. u. Haeket, rs
History Translation Of the English Bible,
Mrs. onsIt, IS
81 BILE Dictionary, by II. Malcolm, u. c., IS
II eodesia or Heroine Of Path, with Portrait, lUn
spurgeon the Modern Whitfield, BY Msgown, 400
Sacred Scenes and Chsr scters by Hssdisy, 1885
Foot. r rnts Of the Creator by Hugh Miller, 100
Old Red Sandstone, engraving, 100
Plurality Of Worlds, by Hitchcock, p, i,01
Earth and Man, dujot, LES
Man, Prmeval, . Hairs rs
Pre-. DANTE Earth, - 100
Chm 1t ia History, - Turnbun, i,2S
Riches OF Grace By 81 Lty ng Witnesses, 100
Meditssions on Last Days Of Christ, LOO
Prophets and Kings Of the Old Tes lament, Les
snften H onsshold, or Thoughts for the
Afflicted, leo
Christian Mirror, Lectures by j. y. letter, D. o. IS
At No. SO Brady ST., near the Post once.
lmo24ti Eli ADAMS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27

We regret to learn that the Cedar River
bridge, on the n. T. N. Railroad iine' was
Yesterday morning at IL o'clock swept
AVA by the ice and aood. or At least two
long spans of It are gone. The ice had
aorQsd very heavily above, and the river was
high. The gorge suddenly gave away and
the accumulated mass of ice struck the
bridge piles, and swept of two spans. a
freight train from this city had just passed
over ii, and a passenger train was close be-
hind but had not yet reached the bridge
when the ssciden, occurred. Cedar bridge
10 very long structure, and was soostanti.
ally built At heavy expense. II ~iiltake
. long time to repair it, although no ener-
~ will be spared in reconstructing il spec
div a. possible. IL the meantime arrange
men,s will bs made for connecting trains,
40 a. TO sause but little delay to travellers.
w. h.d,hought these bridge accidents were
over for the season.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

Oursrps. An Irish Soldiers Contri-
vance, Had 'sm =. last . Noble Dee'' ne"
York Insanity, &c.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
n. op..ius Of Spring.

There il business calm now prevailing
in this community, which the opening Of
navigation and Of spring will change al
mo.t to ! storm Of busting exeitement.-
Our rcads are almost impossible, and build
ius as;a business If oil kinds appear wait
,ns he slow progress Of the season. From
wh., We learn, there will be large lmmi-
grafton 70 this city in the spriag. There Is
already an Increasing demand forPfoperty'
with no prospsc, Of any diminution in
prices. We have already noticed the nu-
msrous contracts for building, evidencing
tia, he sumber Of houses to be erected
the coming season will probably be an Ia.
crease over any preceding season, Wills
their aggregate value will be much greater
Rents must even incresse over the present
scale. - there cannot be houses enough
erected to supply the demand, with the
large snd certain increase OF population
which We are to have this year. Dull a.
,hines are here now. this may be consider.
cd BY some ss over-sanguineness, but no.
90 By those who have studied the subject
A,nost cast OF from the country sswe now
are BY bad roads. farmers holding on to
their produce. and country merchants una
Bile 10 meet their obligations, our ware
houses crowded with produce awaiting ship
men, to market by river. and being just be-
tsssn the business seasons, there are the
Ass, rsssoas in the world why everything
should be dull with US at this time. But
there 10 ne reason in all these why ANNA
ron and sctivity will not soon take the
place Of the present dullness' and business
flourish in all its departments. II will be
found that whs, we have said OF immigra-
zion, value Of property, new build.ng'' &c,
4. ,.,hsr below than above the reality.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
COMMERCIAL,
New Orleans Market

Nav osLK.Ss, FEB. sI--r. NJ
Corn euoysn, al e9e. Mess pss closed eueyan'
$50. Lard In barrels lS.G. Coffee closed buoy
but a. nae ilto sales OF the week "a 600 osss' 10
ssipt. last week $3.50 bags NoSk OF hsEa 7s'eS0
eass. Frsixhts lower. Ex.napSs VI Lsiaar q.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27

Fix II UP-The sidewalk on BTadys
street up at Twelfth needs immediate repair.
ing, and we believe an ordinance has al.
ready passed to that effect. A couple days
ago one Of our citizens sprained his ankle
by falling there, and yesterday two ladies
fell down.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
La t est N e VS..
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.
-Four Days Later from Europe,

NEw YoRk, Feb. 70
The steamship Indian arrived at Portland
this forenoon with Liverpool dates Of lllh
inst, four days later.
The Indian sailed from Liverpool on the
just been tslegraphed
Parliamentary returns Of income and ex.
penditures for year ending Sept. 80, shows
. total income Of ETC, 1000 600: expenditures
upwards Of fss coo 900. The Chancellor
Of the Exchequer announced the financial
statement for Friday in the House Of
Lords.
The Paris Press says unexpected diff cul.
ties hsd arisen between Prussia and Swift.
erland respe citing the Neu'chstel question
The Emperor Of Austria has decided on
granting a general amnesty to all politica
offenders. Ills rumored that the Emperor
of Russia will then do the ssme to the exil.
ed poles.
The relations betw cen Austria aud Prus.
sia and France are promieing.
Turkey 10 about TO take formal poses lion
Of the Delta of the Danube.
Austria officially notifies the Ports that
the evacuation Of the Prineipalities will be
completed on the Gath Of March.
Nothing important from the Persian
Gulf.
China letters of Dec. ! 9th published in
the Paris Moniteur state that the damage
sustained by foreign merchants was not SO
great a. first stated. Ofthirteen European
quarters at Chyson Hong FIVE were destroy.
ed OF eighty foreign factories at Canton
twenty-one were burned as soon as the
English ships commenced firing.
The floating population of vsgabonds OF
Canton rushed into Chyson Hong and pill.
Jagged and then fired the European stores. -
The incendiaries were soon dispersed by
shells from the English ships, when the
French seamsn xtinguishsd the fire. The
Chinese town suffered terribly, as well by
the fire from the English ships a. by the
native bbers. OF twelve great factories
belonging to Hong merchants. nine were
destroyed At the first attack. A great mum.
Ter of the merchants had fed to Shang.
hal.
Lord Clarendon fully approves of the
acts Of Admiral Seymor.
LArEsr-Liverpool, Wednesday morning.
The standing orders were complied with
on the 9th before Parliame Mt in the case OF
the Atlantic Telegraph Company.
A dispatch from Marseiilss Of the 10th
states Gen. Buhla had been sent by the
Persian Government to the seat OF war on
the Persian Gulf.
News of a revolt at Maraghst 10 confir-
med The revolters piilsged the town.
Fifteen British war vessels of Bundsr Alb
has.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27

BARrizEp.-Eight persons were baptized
last Sunday by the Rev. w. W. Lawyer
Of the Baptist Church, Rock Island.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27

MOLINE InDESEADEHT.--The Moline
Workman has changed it's title to Moline
Independent. and 10 now published and ed
tied BY Messrs. Rob't. H. Graham and Al.
fred Webster. The paper presents neat
appearance and 10 ably edited. We wish II
Rreat succeus,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
The Cabinet.

There have been great speculations as to
Mr.. Buchsnan's Cabinet. The lnaugura.
ton will take place next week, when we
shall soon after kaow what we can now on
ly guess at We think the new Cabinet
will be found to vary not much if any from
the following
Department Of State Howell Cobb, Ga.
Trsasury daniel 8. Dickinson, N. Y,
Interior--Jesse D. Bright, lad.
Navy--Na,han Clifford, Me.
War-John Floyd, Va.
Post Odice--Aaron V. Brown, Tenn.
Attorney Gensral-Judah P. Benjamin. La
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27

E D u q a q I O II

e p u q a T I O II
"'ris Edacatien form. ne common mind,
uAViNG received 40 Agency for
II Herbieok,s school APRaIasNs.
the attention OF TEACHERS and TRusTEEsn
solicited the Just received including The
Common school sst, price 5000.
ason sssie.l ssiia., Tsils.si. e,sS. inch Nv
neral Frame, Hsmisphsre Globe, Cube Root Block
(sxrsl Text Book aud Magnet.
Bach Of me above for sais separate: Also,
BE-: A0ua''a S,i:,y: s0ss,, s'' ''a 's Ss
Do.Sis sls,ss, '' 10 soc. No . %
hOlorook' : Nsssl s.. Drawing sls,s., No. and .,
:. soi:sls's High school sl..s', single ~ =,
BLACK board Rubbsrssud Cnsik.
Lanes Mechanical Paradox,
or 0yroseops, $500 q 500.
| Also, csstiuHs for improved
School Decks
At The lows Book Rooms"
No, Brady street, dooYs north of The Posi- Once
mo I3u KLi ADAMS.
BURROWS, PRErTYHAN 4 DALzFLI,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
groceries. Iron, Salt, C aaent. &C.
Agents for the sale Of
9. C. Herring Cos. Celebrated Fire and Thief
Proof SAFE,
Es6 T. Fairbanks Scales.
WE shall Keep CO SANITY on ha nd iail stock vi
w Groceries, which Offer 10 the trade - low
a. can be purcha sed in Chicago OF 81. Louis, and
purchasers will hnd our goods " be of tue best
quality aud warranted equal TO sample.
SuGARS-MuseavAdo, Porto Rico, Clarified,
- Crushed and Powdered.
( N0FfEE-Kio, Mocha, Java, also Ground Cofce
Oand Essence OF Coffee.
Me = O''s'''' Sugar House sud ss'
I'EAs-Imperisi, Z. hyson, Gunpowdrr ana Back
/ Teas.
= pICks-Pspper, Allspice, Cinnamon, CLOVES,
~ Ginger, Mustard and Aatme(s
oAPs-Fsney aud Toilet, Family, srasivs aud
{ ,AnDL Es-sperm, AdsmanIin., sterine, stsI
SaDd 1allow.
( ,iLs-sperm, Solar, Lard, Bank ,kt.in, Liasssd
" and Olive.
rA1NTs-whtie Lead and Zine Paint.
{ ,lGARs -aavAna, Germs and American Brands
lTOBACCo--Na,ursl Leaf, Virginia and Missouri
= Pound, s. 81 Twist. TIN FOIL and smoking.
YEAST row DkRs Of various brands and Kinds
(tANDiEs-sssortsd aud fancy, Gum aud Lemon
- DroPs, Lozenxe.
I)HUSEs In glass jars, boxes and barrels, Citron,
L Fig Paste and Currsnts.
DiCKLks--Undsrwood's brands, assorted sizes;
Pepper sauce.
DowDER, Shot, Lead and Care of al kinds and
L slices.
e TARCH. Corn, Pearl aud Family,
NJ CTs-Aimonds, Brazil, Filbsrts. Pes, Pecan, Z.
IN Walnuts and Cocoa.
- Al,iNs-.M. r, aud Layer, Whole and boxes,
~
NH6COLATE, Cocoa, Brous, Farins, Iapiocs,
~ Wheaton Grits and Dat Meal.
SyALT-Kansshs, Syracuse, Turks leland, Liver.
- pool blown and Ground Al n.
~ Observation-Disclosures and Ctes, HA4 ring Hall,
SStuceo Plaster, Milwaukee and Sandusky; SodE
Asa , tons in store and for sale.
RAsKRTs--Markst u 10 IL bush, Corn ADD
- Clolhe1
tyTooDESWAR E-Tues, Pals, Wash Hosr3s,
w Churns. Mops, Axe Hslyes, &c.
H0RUAGE-Naniils, Juie Hemp and Cotton
~ Corda Q Sf all sizes.
LNIsH-MacksTei, SsiIaon, White Fish, Trout,
L. Codnsh and Smoked Hslibut.
TLAss-Window Glass, a ssoItsd sizes, Tum
| NJ olers, Jan and Demuchns.
rIIm.tope; suIphur, s.Its, BoIsx Ipa!Ee.
NTATCHKS-Pisrcs & Co. and s.. Louis.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
NO. Is, BRADY STREET

made by Jno Deere and
at his prices: also the most
approved kinds Of HArrows and
GOOD Harrow Teeth, Seed Sewers,
Corn Planters, Respcrs and Now.
era. Cradles, Scythss, kAkes, horse
AID hand; Forks Of ell kinds, shcv-
eh. Spades, Grow Bars, ficks,
Nattocka. Horse 70 wsrs, Corr
Crrshsra Hay and SssAwCusters
IN Kniyss, Grind stones, Trace,
Log and Breast chs'ss,Lum'
Der Wagons Q! 81.
psrior make, Wheel
harrows, csuidfon
Esttlss, dngls aId!n stoves; OK
Yokss and Bows, &c ali Of which
With ether articles We oE& -
cheap II nos chssR " thaa any
osbsr agricultural hsoss IN Chi.
saeo or Other pia Gee Work.
sN n wood will ind 10 oar
stock . most complete assort.
neus 81 I'll Tools and tnpls.
ments for their usS ws Of
for the carpenter asd
jstpst warranted
fools frem
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27

m perfect article TO 20 forth from their estabshmsn D,
ara for their Scales reputation that has new
20 been surpassed In the whole range OF useful me-
shanism. .
.ssadsrdin all transactions by weight:
lawsuit which arose from . discrepancy oil
weights between ono OF Fairbsnk's Scales In use BY
he Baltimore y Ohio Railroad Company and one OF
another was recently tried In the Court
olConmon Pleas, Baltimore; the case occupied The
Courl two days and Judge Marshall In delivering hs
decision stated AZ the rssult OF his evidence that the
accuracy FaiSsnks Sesiss was established beyond
BUnRoWs, PRkTrYMAN Il DALzELL.
The roll known reputation Of these Scales has In
ucoa The vendors Of perfect and worthless balan-
eos 10 offer them Fairbanks Scales, and purchase
yrs have thereby In many cases RSen subjected I"
fraud aud imposition. The Manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable competitors who tyahs-
aot business In thels names, but regarding the
psrperstors of The above fraud, pursuing course
suse unjust and d,sA0norsbe they take this method
TO caution the public oi their imposiIione.
| Ine patenteus manufacture under their own Ia
.u, non only y. their factoy In St. Johpsbury, VI
Por sale In Davenport solely BY
BURROWS, PRETrYMANG DALZELl.
s. u T. FAIRBANKS x Co.
81. Johnsbury, VI, May u, 1886.
t.EJI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
COLLEGE STUDIES

u s. SUtIoI, A. NJ, native OF Pars, France. 4
l. Graauate o. The tniy ersiE Of Edlnburg, Scot.
lsEd, al experienced teacher both IN England and
Professor q Masbspasies and Language n save
W SHELBY, 4, n aatiIe Of EhilAaalpAias-A
8 Iaduass or the Univeisty OF Peaasylyants Is
PhtlsGelphia and dnrlng len years practical tAAnAr
80, do herewith YER, respectfully Aano9nse al
/ nay are prepared TO receive y limited nunAes =
soans gentlemen, whom they will inssvacs af
aoiF option in any OF The blowing studiso, via
+ ge Hebrew, Greek, Latin, Spansh, French, Ger
f4as an English Languages. the Mental, Moral and
ia steal seieness, including thorough couse Of
Ia,hematcs fren silhmetie 30 the Cslcui ,as like.
Il SO this eourss applied 10 the ArS vi surveying,
SasineeTing, As, ald the Asehanicaland Commsr-
Is. pursuits.
We " in bestow especial attention upon those whe
al 30 enter college, snd xuara their adms .ion
.=Hlo the class shey may strise To sater.
THIS department will be sfrtetls ssi<es. The
Enber OF pupils will not exceed trssty.lss, aaa
person viii be receis ed nnless his age and az
iremenis permit OF his being conveniently ciass-
With other pupils $40
Ias object Is 70 have "a low classes a. posstble
lying Inc same branch, 30 that the isaehsrs' iins
= % smpsoyed TO The greatest Advantage.
fxom superior method OF ssssidest ion, strict
aiplsae, ta0roagh mental ifsiaanx and the neshU
ssehing acquired BY many years. expsnsnes, W
st 10 Il abe This institute worthy Of the liberal
rroGBge Of this community,
70 tho number Of scholars Is limited, moss dsd-
ossnd pupils OK themselves enter a. strdsaH,
S S,s.a ~, sss1is hisr.!, which will .nta,
us,rastion during Inc day ard evening.
RGEEREACss.
The Right Rev, Bishop h. W. Ice, D. D.
:. Alfred Loadsroaek, Rev. g. y. Magoal,
v, - Bastionl KEY. \. Mlies,
20. Geo. D. Sargent, Eaenezer Cook, ESQ.
. Geo W. CsaerI nr. Meyers,
w, NJ, Line, W. B. Collins ESQ.
". Woodward Esq. Alfred Sanders, 10.
srl4 G.S. y. bow, EsQ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
BANKERS.

DAVENPORT, low.
REFER TO
N sssrs.P. CRorHArJR. & Co, -- S.., yaxL
CAsHRR AMERICAN RsCHASsE BANK, -"
Messrs. TEssox X DAHJKs, Bankers, 81. Louis.
Cashier Alta aTio BAsK, Boston.
siessrs. r. X. SwIFr, Bao. q jodssgoS, Chicago.
Notes and Bills collected and proceeds remittet 10
any part o the United Skates.
Hiils Of Exchange on all the Principal Cities
Of the United States and Europe
Bought And sold.
YPNonsy rsmitted W Europe In Sight Euls,
which can be reached many town in Eagiapd, Its.
land, or WsIe., In SUMS Of 81 upwards. Soy5 DIT
Velvet Eibbou,
4 LII sizes just received and for sale at New York
~ prices at JUOY's,
tDrtio Brady st. Get 4th and bib.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27

FIRST BoAT.-Ths steamer VIM. II. Mel
son arrived at Burlington last Monday
evening. being the first boat up since the
breakase of the ice. She had been lying
II a point some little distance below. When
will the first boat arrive at Davenport
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THROUGH OUR

Mills for corn
&othsr grain. steam
ERStRse Of any size alse
Rotary Saving Mashisss
nrnis6sA % order: Ison Mao
lies cd 0rstas al wAys en-
hAHA Steam WI tstiss END
erals good for stssm
work gsnara0y In the
Line Of 1uildiaS AstsH
ais We defy compstf-
toa. We give pArticu.
= Lar setsntioo to thts branch Of the trade
md know thAs Ne can satis 4 any -
~ who have occasion 10 want spy 9oods
tn lAs way Of building. W. keep only he
rest brands Of Nsils and spikes, Vii y Lead
Paiat on, End .. very large assortment OF
Tripmia6s, such ~ Lock- 4 Latohss, Butts
! Hjssss, 0lsss, sAsA, Doors, Putty, sash
Pulbss, Window Syringe and Locks,
WsagAh end Cord and th1ugs too uuusr Qps 70
msneoR. Oar steck Of Iauey Hardware and Q II 81
goods will b found attractive. We have Ass -
sortnsat q silver plated Ware, conaisstng Of Tsa
Sets, Cake nAsksts, Coffee Urns, Table and Tes
SpoolA Breakfast and DinnsE .Csstors, nsv
ssybss, Mustard. Sugar AID Salt Spoons
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The qualities ofthsse Safes are 80 well known
III the majority Of the merchants OF New York and
ph,,sdsl bis use no other make Of sates. We can
III, ul,h 20 Of all sizes aud with any description Of
locks wanted, aud will warrant 10 tbs utmost all
The au ultiss of the Safes We sell.
ancI BURROWS, PRETrYMANA DALZELL.
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The Cincinnati Gazette OF last Monday
notices the death Of Allison Owen, a well
known and highly esteemed tesidsn, Of
that city, of many years standing.
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Coal from Buffalo was selling yesterday
at as cents per bushel, and hard to get a
that. 1t is a pity our coal yards cannot re
ceive supply at once. 1t almost impossi
bic to haul In wood owing to bad roads.
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