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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22

On sundays The rHin viii leave the city every hour from
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning mt
O'Clock, and the Lake night hour after the
train Extra orspecia trips when required by notifying
the conductor
Station has been erected GENTLY RIDGE which
Flag Station, where the will stop
when required from AM to- p Nj except down trips H.
trains 10 cents Tickets down must be purchased at
the ticket office and the conductor notified
The daily Car and from GENTLY Ridge stopping
required will up from the Lake AT 81 O'Clock A. M and
will leave MS follows
The CITY, 4 The Gentjlly Ridge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22

I EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEhNS.-LEEDs
IL Founders and Manufacturers OF Vertical and Hor
sone Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Su
ing Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron Columns and
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars and all
Mach inery required for the Sonll.
We have duly authorized and prepared to construct
STILIMAS,S PATENT BAGASSE Flu RNACE.
fel2 dAWly LEEDS L co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22

BRAND & ADAMS, SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON Il
u Goa 81 Magazine opposite the Arcade Import
Dealers Domestic and Foreign HARDW ARE, SHIP
CHANDLERY etc. have in and for sale favora
BILE terms complete suitable for the country trade
Planters, Carpenters, Blacksmhs and others.
BRAND K ADAMS,
1ykW No. 81 Magazine street, opposite the Arcade.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22

John HALLEK 81 EiIOVHEH. 247 TCHOUfI:
y onas above St. Joseph COPPER, TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, prepared to do all kinds Of work
their line of business such putting Tin and Copper Gut
ters Valleys Also putting on Copper Tin and Zinc Roof.
dispatch kinds Jobbng and Repairing attended with
dispatch By strict attention to all ORDERS hope merit
share Of the public patronage.
We beg leave 70 refer 70 the following gentlemen Messr
ert Hughes e. W. Church. Thomas Murray, Isaac Thaye
Caller Turpin Co., J. W. Jewell
sIette Box 80 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 70
Charles street. fe2ldhWtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22

NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
n CHANT AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.


Evening Exp press at 6 2, NJ.
Connecting at SASDOVAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road for St. Louis PANA with Tere Haute and Alton Rail-
road for Louisville and CINCINNATI DECATUR with Great
Railroad for Springfield Jacksonville and Naples
LASAE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island Dav
export Peoria; MENDOZA with Chicago and Burling
ton Railroad for Galesbug Burlington, Quincy and Central
Iowa arriving at DUNLEITH in "A hours.
Minnesota Packet Compnnys steamers leave Dun
leith St. Paul and all intermediate landings, arrival of
the from Cairo.
Going East there change Of between Cairo and Chi
three from Cairo to New York through Chi
cago 10 hours Niagara Falls IS hours New York As hours
Baggage checked through.
s-For through tickets, information, apply at the 1i
Central Railroad Ticket Office under the st. Charles Hc
tel, ST. Charles street, New Orleans.
az ly W. F. REDDING, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22
'ro balance cash 81 ha,id (,

10 balance cash on haad a. $3.50
p cash e,ti,sns' Bank Fiscal ]. Agent on q.
ltterest on rairoad ho.ds. lSs II eo e,.a :,
= Ellincnsi aenk Fiscal Agent:
&sS id6tssf loan tax, 1855, 2 Is
1855. S25 3d. S28 Ii
51Enxa Tor Boys+s - ~
Z ga, 49, s4S g
"a ~ ~ - 14so
RAJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22
POLICE AND HEALTH,
Mr.. Fleming, in behalf of the above Committee
offered the following report, which was read an
man N. VIII NEY.
Mr.. Reid offered the following resolution, which

Mr.. Reid offered the following resolution, which
was read and adopted, the rules being suspended
Resolne3 Tha Mayors General Message the
Council l. 1851 be referred the Standing committees
of this Board as fullows: .,
Those parts Of the message which finance railroad
bonds civ revenue railroads Mconogh charity dru
ing company military companies, be referred the
Finance Committee.
Those parts the which relate TO Police Jais
Houses of Refuge Work house and City Insane Asy nm be
referred Committee Work house Prisons aud Houses
of Refuge
Those parts which streets wharyes and landings
drainage lighting markets and city property be
referred to Committee on Streets and l. ndings
Thai part relating 10 fire, 10 the Committee oaFire,
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
= Mr.. Holland, in behalf of the above committee,
offered the following report, which was read and
adopted:
The speca committee, to whom referred the nth part OF
message his Honor the Mayor concerning the admnsta
of the City Work House. devoted considerable time together
with various OF your honorable body aud find
instances the complaints made ustsby being fully sat
fed their Numerous have been made
to The Mayor during the Of the Council the total neglect
OF Mr. Johnson the lessee comply with the ordinance
der which be leased the said onse some Of which
toows Tbs rao Of the prisoners provi
sion in complied with Under ill., ordi-
nance Me- Star proydes that The lessee shall furnish within
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22

e-us. -, GREAT CEN.
M as I u glEf6krT k2gT CHEnP:
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
TO
Chicago Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York Boston,
Philadelphia Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains, etc.
splendid passenger steamer leaves Orleans daily Of
Cairo which point there continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

through, W cents, children an,
Departure of
Leave the city for the Lake, at
:. Lake =. city, al
a. :. ;. at
Office, 90 Common street. +
Department, or any other busl
the late Alexander Gordon, ap
who Is the ouly person authori
obligations for the road.
~~Omnibusses leave Cana
fha dpunt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22
THE GREAT Ma.

Freight will Berwicks Bay Intermediate
stations the wharf foot Of St Louis street. every day All
freight except that intended for Texas be paid by ship
g2l
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T,I,lRg ma. .pEpARTMENr..

1yIfD Rs,9r ot ecefpts and Disbursements for the ee2
.,3 M Is a sendiig Saturday, OF. III, 1857,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22
n EW iNLAND .~.ESs

LEANS n :
Connecting Berwckis Bay with the and splendid
steamships GALVESTON and 0PEI0USAS of 1900 tuns bur
then each expressly this route constructed
avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising from the
sage of the Texas bars
Passengers will leave Ferry Landing
opposite Jackson Square, SUNDAY aud fTHU RSDAY
MORNING. IA o'clock commencing Thursday, the lat Of
October 1857. LIZ
The OPELOUSAS, Capt A. Van Horne Ellis will leave
SUNDAYS. the GALVESTON. Capt Henry Denison.
THURSDAYS.
Returning days of leaving Indanoa will be WEDN ES
DAYS and SATURDAYS: and Galveston on SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight received daily Sundays excepted the Com
panys Landing in New Orleans the foot Of St Louis street.
will be transported through ports of destination without
charge of kind the lowest heretofore charged
by the line of outside steamers
For freight passage, apply at the Office OF the Company
he only office OF the liz in New 0reans) of ST. Peter
Streets opposite jackson Square, where cabin plans
of the may be and secured.
A. b. SEC FIR, Vice President
myl tt N. o. Opelousas and w. Railroad Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22

EsaCS sl4d ROAD FALL ARRANGEMENT
XSgD Departure of the CMs-From and after
thursday Sept s. 1851 the steam train will leave olsws
The Lake The City
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22
RESOLUTIONS.

Resolred That the twenty dollars be and the same is
a n b hs liz ss G ~ ss M
esolr COMPTROLLER be and he hereby authorized
the ng Of Clay Square with the proper grades
e & s Ss s davis aa
give bond in the sum Of five hundred dollars
~ @ Goas sale to be
Mr.. Lombard offered the following resolution which
was read the rules being suspended, and on notion
laid on the table subject to call.
sol,sd That that of the 18th section Of ordinance
I Te a fa nYs And when Ne time he
allowed such number q clerks and fo such length q
proper clerks to liked By se cGa ia
s %sn 81 s En- nv ne .n nss, and the paid
as And when the time to prepare The shall
sssi Il ss vain ao s asTs e AND
pon ss oshs 70 pans hs indexes
Mr.. Holland offered the following resolution, which
was read, the rules being suspended:
lie sum st one haed rdS and
sSr r aaa y S stpsns and mating for the
Mr. Hall moved to refer the same to the Committee
on Finance. Lost by the following vote:
Yeas Messrs. Hall, Reid and Whitney,.
Nays: Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde, Holland, Lom-
bard, Huyghe, and Phelps-6. ~
And said resolution adopted by the following vote
Yeas Messrs Magioni, Dolhonde, Huyghe Hol
land, Lombard and Phelps-6. ~
Nays: Messrs. Hall, Reid and Whitney s.. w#
STANDING COMMITTEES -FISANoE.
Mr.. Kearny took his seat. $50
Mr. Hall, on behalf of the above committee, offered
the following report, which was read
several matters referred them follows 's'''' "i'A
mRs s GsiS q so seT mr If G @
market fasoraey resolution providing for the is
Upon ne petition e. eaeT, Harrison Co, praying that
line q one hphaea aar imposed upon them for not taking
They rssommsad ,Is Fslscen q tic resolution authorizing
subpea and other legal salary s5 per
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-22
- NEW ORLEANS

SSa2E&fEEa.ales s5sZ@-i1sSSttW ESTERN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Ferry connecting with the Passenger Trains leave the
foot of St. Ann Jackson Square EVERY MORNING.
at ~ O'Clock, precisely.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26
THEDAILY GAZETTE.



A corresp,n dent Of the Sc. Louis News
giving the following incidents Of the sinking
Of the Trvpic, on the Missouri river on Thurs
day Of last week.
"One old gentleman, u member 81 the
Legislature from Clay county, was carried
he reached with the assistance az n noble
hearted freshman after swimming about one
hundred yards. lie il ,escnty-iisc years Of
age.
The mate, a noble specimen Of humanity.
plunged in and rescued two ladies, taking
the clothes Of one in his teeth and holding
the other in one arm, while with the otuer
arm lac made his way tp shore after which,
he plunged in again and brought out a little
boy.
The cook, seeing a lady with two children
hanging on the ropes Ia the spar, threw of
his coat and jumped in from the upper deck
and swan 10 her relief, rcscung the two
little girl, one IL ten and one of seven years
old. He told the eldest tn hold round his
neck and he would swim out with her, and
then come back for her sister; but, like
little heroine. she said, III YOU please,
can hold little longer 10 the rope. Won't
You please take my little sister first 2"
The mother was relieved by the boat
A gentleman with his family, going irom
Missouri to Kentucky, lost his cclorsd bay,
about eighteen years old, who went down
carrying in his arms his Young master, about
ten years old. The name was Stevens.
A gallant young officer, ON his return
from New Mexico, found himself in the wa
ter in company with beautiful girl, who
chung to him with the energy Of despair.
Although several times carried beneath the
muddy stream. be at last emerged with his
fair charge, amid the plaudits Of the wit
ncsses Of his noble struggle
A young gentleman from Connecticut.
who was leaving Kansas for the winter to
teach school IA Illinois, found himself
wrecked in the evening, and meeting him
early next morning, asked him how he
Jared. lie said he had just engaged Ia teach
the school IN Wayerly, and was now ready
To dispose ri his ticket for the balance of
the trip. This was So characteristic OF the
land IL steady habits that could not help
relating Il by way Of shading down our sor
row
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26

IloagisLr DrraAvIri OF COMMITTEE
Oh AN AGRIcuLruR,L SeeIrry. We quote
the annexed paragraph from the summit
county tuhio) Beacon;
The Committee Of the Summit County
Agricultural Society, not having the bred
Scott decision before their eyes, nv ar,ied
the premium Tor the best Bread Ia Mis-
Eliza Bell, of Midllcbur,, aged thirteen
years, and colorcd. This, however, j. Ia be
said III behalf oi the Committee. They
aw ardcd the premiums by the numbers Al
tachcd, without knowing the names or com
plcxion. of the competitors. Miss Bell had
htb.a bretd at least the Committee thought
50 80 she got the premium.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26

THr WA.oS Roar ENrrpIIioNs.--The
~ Paso and Fort Yuma wagon road cxpe'i-
tions were NJ Fort chadbunrnc, Tcxs-, IN
the 18th &C September. Severe rains had
delayed their progress over the plans, aud
caused sickness in the camp, including that
Of Leach. the Superintendent.
The Fort kearney aud Honey Lake wag-
on Rad expeditions under Mag,av weTc nj
a point - miles distant from Fort Lamar
me on the sixth &c September. All well.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26

MisNssorA.---Our returns from Minneso-
In Indicate that Fort smelling has carried
the Territory. The St. Paul Af,asssoiira II
Monday, the 10Th, gives table embracing
all the counties except Waseca, fairhanlt
Pc,nbina aud those on Lake Superior. They
foot up: Ramsey, Rep, ,+56 Sibley, Dem,
III. The MiaasssterH thinks the return,
yet to he received will leave Ramsey n
small. majority. We d. not. We think tn,
pcmbina, Chippewa, Sioux, Winnahago and
Black fest regions will bring IN amy re-
quircd ,nslor,ty Cor the For, smelling ticket
-Gioago Irib. 2ad
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26

W. L. BARBER 4 CO,
LAW, LAND AND LOAN OFFICE,
M. . 0rans's nisck, aaia street.
ME OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
w ING Real kstate viz

AA T. Vt EN rOn SALE lHb fpLLVW
w ING Real Esiate, viz
CITY PROPERTY.
NJ 1 Double House kighih street, one lot
we-t from GsiBes str~et ten toons cellar under main
building, good eissern In yard, whole front thirty
feet, hoase aad now uadrr rent from month to
msuth. Price ~ ooo, part ON time, or d, SO cash
NJ 2 House gu sixth street, between Harrison
aud Ripley Lot @oxi5o lIou.. ~ fVet front, cellar
for cash.
UNIMpkOvED LANDS
M . Loo acres la Harrison cpusty Fine prairie,
snrrouasc. hy cultivated farms NE snd
! Il a sec 81, r Is, Al al per ace
NJ = In acre. In Harrison coanty. Choice prAi
ris, He.r n stream of water W (. \ h aud n b
sae. div NE 4, sec. ~, I -, ksL d per acre.
No 8 loo acres IN story eouHty. l., sec 6,
I -, R22 ~ pcr acre.
NJ 9 loo acre. IN story county NEs, sec 90
7 =, Il = " per acre
\. . 10 aercs Ia Minnesota Territory NWk
sid W \, Gee. j, L lu5 Ev w 9TH MGR ~
scr acre.
Ne 5. IN acres la Minnesota Territory. WIN
" =, aud W b W /, see II, los raw ~
pei acre
Noe ~ acre. IN Minnesota Territory. EssE
sec ~, TICS REV $50 psr acre.
NJ 10 NJ acres Ia rsttawotamic county, Iowa
" asw y, sec .. n n, R5s, W $50 per acre.
M n 80 acres In Pnitawciar,ic county NEk
sE =. sec ., RI, W 49, per acre.
Ne u " acres ia Tama eoaniy. NsNw VA,
SEE H. Esd. u 10 W o. per acre.
M 10 ~ acrcs In lama county. WISE x,
See d, T 81, II ". 40 per acre
~ u 50 In Tama coun,y. Kssw 4,
sec y. y Vi, kl3W jyeu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26
/. Br.yoN. Washington CORE,

Goa. BtsroN.--Thc Washington CORES
pondant If the New York Times, writing ua-
der date Of the 10Th inst, says:
Colonel Benton has So Ear recovered ~ "a
venture out in the open air in front of his
house. He is still quite weak, however,
and seriously emaciatcd. His recent illness
has added at least dozen years % his ap-
pcarance, and distracted iiity pounds or
more from his weight
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26

Canadian l.and Ageaey.
V,HE SUitsc RiBER IN N0wLEDG.
y iNV psst tassiEs would Ia hi ifs.tssi- ~
genes 81 that h. has fl= sfisce the uplH
SITE sia II the street al, sisif- Mr. uiilsttr
aud h.Ki ~ NJ Adams bsgWtrean iia~aa- where b.
@iii sin continue ~ sn~F Ir sais aIy 4u.Htl'y ~
Land ys3y Las iess,s. w,sh.ax 10 parel.ss~ "
tLsr MID ~ IMPROVED fand- ~ ivy frsl~rty ~fii
de we'll H. give lisu call
d. s.aI.-s fsH .Iih the .l.v. thu IntsiIissse. Df
TO- 10 -tfH carried M
Persons wishing Ia barrow Money ~ii ai-, 81 well
Ia .ts. han call
Aueiion Sale. IL Maj ksss,s onee nosth Had
IL our lands ~ lime
seaff JOHN NUNGEk
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26

"t" " ssA"sNf ft~~t f.wssW tashr
The UNDERSIGNED rRarRlEIuRS "a
w." hsnk II fh'trtcs Nebraska sro us the ~,
VISIONS - lIr chatter i,,i,s ,uslN teslssh. ia a.
- '--,"- aud at frsssa ,he Notes IT said IbsttN
h"l ~ ils counter 90 thu sitN a itttvu.s ~ s,at
aud al either 81 theit hShktae Haass- ~ t.-te,,
tNFhaiis" - - specie, nj ssuae ta9.s vih.t rut
trnfA
COOK SARGENT havtnla4t iowa
tHbk rA.aINI a itaMNEA laWasnN
COOK stkaENt sNtAk FsA4 p,.,D,,,,..s
.thh ~AkHtNfA FARMER thatnes y
idly bstI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Established s...s...t ss3.
Net Accommodations. Aareh |, hi, si.OOv. uN,v'

WILLARD PHILLIPS, rrs-tdrHt
II y aTENENS, Secretary
JOHN ROMANS, Consulting pLs sirish, J. n .tou
il THOMSON Examining Physician, Davenport
Epw ARD ALDEN, Agent,
psssnpot, Iowa
Refer Ia dame. X Mhl- E.q Who has examined
the statement ni the company. and viii give ans
Information desired NJ 10 tie reliability
AIR ALDEN WOULD say To- HIs
INI ffsni- VI Davenport ani vicinity that be has
been appointed agent 81 the above Company, aud
assures Them that thl- 10 safe and reliable com
plny. betting ape 90 the oi..i ~ the United State.
Tho.e wishing IL effect insurance their lives
do 81 hy apply INK nj -. office Il the agent
Northwest eatarr Main and second streets ns,eu
port, p-.tait- EpN ARD ALDEN
Agent New knsisni Mutual lite Insurance 60
~.lIlt
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onier HAD - ttwb @sesad sEI Third
4 ANDS BotlsliT AND sspLD IN CON
\ MirSIDA Having ala, 80 ,,ii.s. - Eastsrn Nov
New YORK. . Yssat Tram which ta1ss ~nsis AltsH
nssS ~ lstsd iuf. the pFe..nl -.a.san, ". have
uha-ual .asaniass- ~ ,itrIAs-- ~ IsHi- - aeiua
rs.ti.r.
81 is,ahe H.salfatsd 80 Heal k.tate sssmrity -
J1ss 4 n tsItaas, f.a.hks.psIst fN-
talMLss fosEHs, DsN-aI-,tt, Isws
KtEtAkxe..
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sttttAs .. sAnsxR SAMUEL v sAnssn
Airy at Law.
w. T.. BARBER 4 CO.,
LAW, LAND l. LOAN OFFICE,

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL AND PER
lvl sONAI. property
Legal busine-. 81 ever. kind faithfully attended 10
Title. Investigated aud Abstract. sives Ii quirei
Deeds aud other instruments OF writing, carefully
drawn.
Land Warrants located from actual Inspection Of
IL. lands.
Patents obtained for Inventors.
Teal Estate bought and sold commission.
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TALLMAN A POWERS,
u AN ID Al u yTN.

~ n -. ~ =. sn~ ~,
- ~ ~ - ~ ~ IL ~ 49,
pa,s. Trad, M btua sx..ua .a,i r,l,a
Ncppp p.n :, ~, a, ,c.,., -. ..,...,,..
I - 70" s'o 'Nes ius r'.b'Wi Nu
~ Nsaa"ir bea Estate
CITY PROPERTY IN pAvENppKT
u,u.. and =. ga ,,,.,.., -, 4.
R.s,k I.i..J "S''' wv '' ''"'' w
s,x i.ul. on tn. south w.,, corner at s,ur,h and
Farnam streets
SA ,"r ~ Softh davenport, between i"ttl ahd
"s.A irtAi streets
at ~. -, -, ,.,',.iI -"'si, anu W i'a',s
liberal trrm-
FARMING LAMBS IN JuuNsaN COUNTY
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~
- -.
DranOWs, PNRTTYMAM q DALxEI.L.
wholesale dealers In
Grseeries, Tree, Salt, Cenest, &e.,
Aessss fos the sale cs
. HKRRlk0 Cos Cki.EBRATED YlkE
TMlE1 pROOr xArEs,
Eat. FAIRBANKS SCALES.
INE SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON
w hsne full stock Of orccer'es witch " oder
10 ID. Trade - low can he purchased Ia Chicago
% n lui. aud purchasers viii md onr good. 20 be
- the best quality and warranted equal 10 sample
\U0AR MuscovADO. PORTO RICO.
~ Clarified. Crushed and Pow icred
(orrEE--RiO. MOCHA, JAVA, ALSO
f ~ ur"aHa Coffee aud Es..nce 81 Coffee
hoLAssEs--NEw ORLEANs, SUGAR
w uou.. aud syrup
TEAS -iMpERiAL YOUNG HyS0N GUN
! POWDER aud Hask Tees
ArlCRS--PEPrEk ALLsPICE. CHINA
- MON. cios~.. o,asnt, Mustard and Na.mes.
NoAPS FANCY AND TOILET, FAMILY
- Ers-iv- and CASTLE.
4 ,ANpLEs- SPERM, ADAMANTiNE, srRs
" RiNk star and Tsllow
Oils SPERM, SOLAR, LARD. BANK
- k"-in. tin.e-d and olive.
WHITE LEAD AND ZINC
rams
{ WARS HAVANA. GERMAN 4 AMERi.
'l,oBAcCU NATURAL LEAF, VIRGINIA
l s"d Missouri Pound 3. =. T~ist, Tin Foil
AID Stacking
YEAST POWDERS oF VARIOUS BRANDs
] and kind-
/ 'ANnlks ASSORTED 4 FANCY, GUN
- and i,rm"n i'r"r- is,g.ns--
t)Rt>ES IN uLAsa JARS BONES AND
y ksfTe- (1tFnH tIs fasts IA
lDlcki.Es -uNbERwOODs BRANDS, AS
SORTED sizes Pepper sauce
S"WpER, SHOT LEAD AND CAPS OP
all ktnt- add sire.
STARCH CORN. PEARL AND FAMILY
NUTS ALMONDS. BRAZIL, YILBERTs,
y fea f"can. u Walnut. aud Cocoa
lpAislNs- r. \ LAYER WHOLE AND
~ halt hcs"- saitaas aud Malaga
4 tnWOLATE--COc0A,B ROMA, rARINA,
Tsraoca Wheslsn drifts aud osI Meal
AALT kANAWHA, SYRACUSE, TURKS
t-lsua ii,.rpoos blown shi 0round Allan
itEME N T--l.OulsvlLLE AND UTICA,
~ tls.irrias Mali, sins.a Plaster kitw aukse and
-e0siassy s.'is Ash thr~" TINS Ia stase aud foI
n,skETs- MARKET HALF To ONE AND
, oae halt hashs,s Corn and Clothes
AfooDEN WAKE-TUBs, PALS, WASH
w Bssr,ia Churns, hops, Ane neives, 40
4 soRp uE---MANiLLA, JUTE, HEMP a
*staton ,'asdsv- ~ all sis.-
l,'lsH -MACkEREL SALMON a WHITE
! k,.1 lroa, Goldfish aud smoked maneut
GLASS WINDOW GLASS. ASSORTED
" s,ses Tumher. Jst- aud Dem,tohh-
RHINESTONE, SULPHUR, SALT, BokAX.
II PIERCE 4 co, AND ST.
sIrEs-fANc, I. u. AND STONE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26
Bl.Ak EMoEE a LANES,
u ~ ~ ers,
Dealers In Isreign ard Dsmesiir

e0swsseas Mash Notes. lSotso q As1sss Gets
AND LAND WARRANTS
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To THE
- riseiia al Msts.niiI- paper AID remittance.
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sht afafi- an I.strfh cities
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TO suit pureha-.fs Ai-.,. sterling fteiseh anI Ger
man EkrisHse
- Todd and silver .ias .atls,il and .nli
- ttnse title an thieagi - Lou. and New 1ork
discounted snI hs-itrs- paper Of chart dai.- i,rshi
ut tl.r ipNN-i
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~ "a small U4sIa1a.s4
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